Scott Laverty
Scott Laverty will return in 2011 for a second season as the Field Manager for the Rafters. Laverty has been the head coach at the University of Redlands since June of 1999. In his time with Redlands he has helped the Bulldogs climb to the top of the conference standings. He led the Bulldogs to a conference championship in 2006 and recorded his 200th win with the club on March 22nd, 2009. Before joining the Rafters in the summer of 2010, Laverty had spent the previous two summers coaching the Cheyenne Grizzlies of the Mountain Collegiate Baseball League (MCBL). The MCBL is also a summer collegiate wood bat league that is similar to the Northwoods League. His leadership took the Grizzlies to their best record in franchise history as they won the MCBL regular-season championship in 2009. Laverty has also served as a hitting and third base coach for the Evansville Otters in the independent Frontier League. As a player, he was an All-West Regional shortstop at UC Riverside and appeared in the 1994 NCAA Division II World Series. In his first season in Wisconsin Rapids, Laverty led the inaugural season Rafters team to a 20-50 record and was instrumental in establishing the Rafters as a positive influence in the community. Laverty received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from UC Riverside and his master’s in Education from Cal Baptist University. He is part of the American Baseball Coaches Association and resides in Corona, CA. |


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Scott Laverty will return in 2011 for a second season as the Field Manager for the Rafters. Laverty has been the head coach at the University of Redlands since June of 1999. In his time with Redlands he has helped the Bulldogs climb to the top of the conference standings. He led the Bulldogs to a conference championship in 2006 and recorded his 200th win with the club on March 22nd, 2009.
In his first season in Wisconsin Rapids, Laverty led the inaugural season Rafters team to a 20-50 record and was instrumental in establishing the Rafters as a positive influence in the community. 


