Jeremy Geidel, head coach
Head Coach Jeremy Geidel enters his 15th season as the head coach of the Bulldogs in 2012. He has a career record of 208-443 in his first 14 years at Concordia. The Bulldogs advanced to the GPAC Tournament in 2010 and 2011. In 2011, Concordia was 19-28 overall with a 9-13 mark in GPAC play. Coach Geidel hails from Loveland, Colo. Coach Geidel strives to have each player grow physically, mentally and spiritually while they are a part of the Concordia baseball program. A 1996 graduate of Concordia University, Nebraska, Geidel earned his master’s degree in secondary administration in 2000.
Off the diamond, Jeremy and his wife Amanda have five children. In addition to his coaching duties, he served as assistant athletic director at Concordia for several years.
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Rich Eber, assistant coach
Rich Eber rejoined the Concordia University baseball coaching staff in 2011-12. Eber was the hitting coach at Concordia back in 2007.
Eber spent his collegiate career at Dana College and Nebraska-Kearney. He played baseball at both schools. Rich was an All-GPAC selection in 2003. During that year, he led Dana College to the GPAC Championship. In 2006, Eber was the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Batting Champion with a .436 average. Rich holds the UNK record for career batting average (.406).
Rich spent three years as the head baseball coach at Blake High School in Tampa, Florida. During his tenure, Blake High School won their first-ever district tournament game.
Eber earned his bachelor’s degree in Social Science and History from UNK. He and his wife, Amy, have a daughter (Jolie). The family resides in Seward.
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John Couch, assistant coach
John Couch enters his second season as assistant coach for the Concordia University baseball team in 2012.
The native of Santa Fe, Texas, graduated from Concordia this past year with a degree in Business Administration. Couch was a four-year letter winner as a pitcher on the Bulldog baseball team. He was a team captain from 2008-10.
Couch also spent one year as head coach of the Santa Fe Indians. He led the Indians to an impressive 20-4 record during the 2009-10 season.
