Campbellsville University Men's Baseball

Entering 2025-26: 4th year as head coach Coach Miracle took the helm of its bass fishing program, bringing a proven track record of developing nationally competitive anglers. Miracle came to Campbellsville after a highly successful five-year tenure as the head coach at Garrard County High School. His leadership culminated in the team achieving a program-best B.A.S.S. Top 5 national ranking in the final standings of the 2022-23 season. During his time at Garrard County, Miracle consistently guided his teams to the highest levels of competition, coaching 11 different boats to berths in the prestigious B.A.S.S. and Major League Fishing (MLF) National Championship fields. Miracle’s path to coaching is one of dedicated service and leadership in other fields. He honorably served his country in the United States Air Force as a Security Police Officer. Upon returning to Kentucky, he embarked on a distinguished career in law enforcement with the Lincoln County Jail. Displaying a remarkable work ethic and leadership capabilities, he progressed from a part-time deputy jailor to the rank of Major before transitioning his focus to his passion for competitive fishing. His experience and demonstrated ability to build elite programs position the Campbellsville Tigers for continued success on the national stage.

Entering 2025-26: 3rd year as head coach Alma Mater: Campbellsville ('22) Jones enters his third year as the head coach for the Tiger Kayak Bass Fishing team.  In 2024, Campbellsville was named the Kayak Bass Fishing School of the Year in the final standings. 

Entering 2025-26: 36th Year Alma Mater: University of South Carolina CU Record: 1064-716 (.597)  Overall Record: 1332-963 (.580)  "God has blessed me tremendously in allowing me to coach and mentor young men for over 40 years! I've been given so many blessings with family and friends. All glory and honor to the Creator of the world!" Beauford Sanders is a highly accomplished baseball coach and administrator at Campbellsville University, where he holds the record for most wins by an active coach in Kentucky, with a career record of 1030-695. He also serves as the Associate Director of Athletics, overseeing game day operations, facility maintenance, and improvements. Sanders' impact on the Campbellsville program is undeniable. He inherited a program that had struggled since the departure of a successful previous coach and transformed it into a national powerhouse. His leadership has resulted in 10 Mid-South Conference championships, including five consecutive tournament titles from 2005-2009. In 2018, the Tigers won their first NCCAA World Series title, a feat that earned Sanders NCCAA Coach of the Year honors. He also led the team to its first-ever appearance in the NCCAA World Series in 2013, where they finished third, and has guided them to multiple near misses in the NAIA World Series. His commitment to the program is evident in the numerous facility upgrades implemented under his guidance. HIG Field has undergone a significant transformation, including new stadium seating, lights, a state-of-the-art media center, a new scoreboard, and an improved, professional-level playing surface. The program also boasts an expansive clubhouse with locker rooms, a lounge area, and other amenities, as well as a 10,000 square foot indoor training facility. Prior to Campbellsville, Sanders built the program at North Greenville Junior College (S.C.) from scratch, becoming the all-time wins leader with a 268-247 record. His teams there won conference titles in 1985 and 1989, with the latter being the college's only regional championship at the time. Beyond wins and losses, Sanders emphasizes character development. He instills values of accountability, responsibility, reliability, dependability, and trust in his players, striving to develop them into champions on and off the field. This focus has translated to a high graduation rate among his players, with many earning Academic All-Conference and All-American honors. He also prioritizes community service, engaging the team in projects like visiting nursing homes and supporting organizations like Operation Christmas Child and Angel Tree. The team also works closely with Kid's Spot in Campbellsville, hosting events for underprivileged children. Sanders' influence extends beyond Campbellsville. He served as president of the NAIA's Baseball Coaches' Association from 2000 to 2002 and has been inducted into the Woodruff High School Hall of Fame, the North Greenville Junior College Halls of Fame, and the Campbellsville University Hall of Fame. Originally from South Carolina, Sanders has resided in Campbellsville since accepting the job in 1990. He is an avid hunter and fisherman. He and his wife, Barbara, married in 2011. Barbara is a retired nurse and has two daughters (Christina & Kari) and a granddaughter (Lennon Mae). Sanders has three children of his own (Andrea, Nathan, and Neil) and five grandchildren (Tyler, Trinidy, Drake, Dawson and Lennon Mae). He is dedicated to his family and committed to providing his players with the best possible opportunities for growth, both athletically and personally. A YEAR BY YEAR LOOK AT SANDERS' LEGACY North Greenville CC (268-245) 1978:  14-19 1979:  14-18 1980:  16-18 1981:  24-21 1982:  22-12 1983:  18-13 1984:  20-26 1985:  30-15, WCJC Champions, Regional Qualifier 1986:  25-22 1987:  28-14 1988:  20-25 1989:  24-16, WCJC Tournbament Champions, Regional Qualifier 1990:  13-26 Campbellsville 1991:  8-30 (.210)  Started 0-18, Finished 8-12 1992:  26-20 (.565)  Western Division Champions 1993:  20-21-1 (.488) 1994:  30-19 (.612)  KIAC West Division Champions, Regional Appearance 1995:  41-14 (.745)  KIAC Champions, Regional Runner-up 1996:  37-19-1 (.661)  KIAC Champions, Regional Appearance 1997:  28-25 (.539)  Mid-South Regional Appearance 1998:  18-31 (.367) 1999:  30-22 (.577) 2000:  31-29 (.517) MSC Champions, Regional XI Qualifier 2001:  31-18 (.633) MSC Champions, Regional XI Qualifier 2002:  14-36 (.280) 2003:  29-17 (.630) MSC Champions, Region XI Qualifier 2004:  33-23 (.589) Region XI Qualifier 2005:  43-14 (.754) MSC Champions, Region XI Qualifier 2006:  38-14 (.731) MSC Champions, Region XI Qualifier 2007:  43-18 (.705) MSC Champions, Region XI Runner-Up 2008:  27-20 (.575) MSC Champions, Region XI Runner-Up 2009:  39-12 (.765) MSC Champions, NAIA Opening Round Champions, World Series 2010:  42-22 (.656) MSC Champions, MSC Tournament Runner-up NAIA Opening Round Runner-Up 2011:  32-21 (.604) MSC Champions, MSC Tournament Runner-up NAIA Opening Round Qualifier 2012:  37-18 (.673) NAIA Opening Round Qualifier 2013: 39-20 (.661) MSC Tournament Runner-up, NCCAA East-Region Champions, NCCAA World Series - 3rd place 2014: 27-21 (.562) No post-season 2015: 30-13 (.750) MSC Champions, NAIA Opening Round Runner-up 2016: 42-19 (.688) MSC Regular Season Champs, MSC Tournament Champs, NAIA Opening Round Runner-up, NCCAA World Series  2017: 39-23 (.629) - MSC Regular Season Champs, NAIA Opening Round Runner-Up, NCCAA World Series Runner-Up 2018: 44-19 (.698) MSC Tournament Champs, NAIA Opening Round Host/Runner-Up, NCCAA World Series Champs 2019: 32-20 (.615) MSC Tournament Champs, NAIA Opening Round 2020: 13-8 (.619) COVID-19 2021: 17-19 (.619) 2022: 25-24 (.510) 2023: 22-25 (.468)  2024: 23-21 (.523) 2025: 34-21 (.618) Overall head coaching record (including J.C.): 1332-963 (.580) through 2025

Entering 2025-26: 23rd year Alma Mater: Mayville State University - Campbellsville Univ. (MBA) Randy LeBleu enters his 23rd season as member of the Tiger's coaching staff. LeBleu started as the graduate assistant coach of the program, before being promoted to full-time status in 2005. LeBleu's primary responsibilities include working with the Tigers defense and offense. He was the head volleyball coach at Campbellsville, from 2005-2009, where in his five years at the helm, the Lady Tiger volleyball team has compiled a 172-52 record.  They won two conference championship, one region title, earned the school's first ever trip to the NAIA National Tournament in 2007, and in 2009 won the NCCAA National Championship (school's 1st ever team National Championship).  He was named MSC Conference Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2008, and the NCCAA National Coach of the Year in 2009. LeBleu has been on the baseball staff for 17 Mid-South Conference Championships since 2003 with nine tournament titles and eight regular season crowns. He also is the head member on the staff in terms of field maintenance of HIG Field as he works every day to make sure that it is one of the best playing surfaces in the NAIA. While at Campbellsville, LeBleu has made his presence felt in more ways than one. Seeing that he is from Canada, he has helped to broaden the regions in which the Tigers recruit, bringing in 16 of Canada's finest players in the last six seasons. On top of his assistant coaching duties at Campbellsville, LeBleu has also served as a head coach at other locations, as well as serving as a Scout for the Atlanta Braves from 2000 to 2003. In 2003, LeBleu was the head coach for the Medicine Hat Mavericks of the Western Major Baseball League where his squad won the league championship in the team's inaugural season. LeBleu's next coaching stop came in the Northwood's Summer League where in 2005 he served as an Assistant Coach for the Thunder Bay Bordercats. In his lone year with the club, they won the league championship. His most recent summer coaching stop has been in Campbellsville, where he has been the head coach of Campbellsville American Legion Post 82 from 2006-2007. In 2007, LeBleu's team went on to win the Kentucky State Championship. LeBleu also served as a guest coach for the Toronto Blue Jays during spring training in 2000. On top of that, LeBleu was named Canadian Coach of the Year in 2000. Before getting into the coaching ranks, LeBleu made two stops in his college playing career, first at UND Lake Region Junior College, and he finished up at Mayville State. As a student, LeBleu graduated with his bachelor's degree in business from Mayville State, before earning his Masters Degree from Campbellsville in the same field back in 2005.  Before coming to Campbellsville, LeBleu coached Team Manitoba in Canada, and also was an assistant coach at his alma-mater, Mayville State.

Entering 2025-26: 4th year at Campbellsville  Guinty has had widespread collegiate experience over the past decade. He started out as an assistant coach for NCCAA DII Manhattan Christian College. After three years as the assistant, Guinty was promoted to Head Coach from 2012-2015. Gunity coached two NCCAA DII All-Americans, an NCCAA DI Honorable Mention All-American, and five NCCAA DI and DII All-Central Region Players.  His next move would be an Assistant Coach position within the NAIA at McPherson College. He would stay there from 2015-2018. While in Kansas, he prepared scouting reports, spray charts, and hitting tendency charts for games. Guinty guided the team to single season win records for three seasons and lowered the team ERA all three seasons as well. Under his direction, the pitching staff went on to set new team pitching records.  Guinty hails from NCAA DII Northwestern Oklahoma State University where he was the Assistant Baseball Coach in charge of the pitching staff. Under his leadership, Coach Guinty helped coach the first team to make a Conference Tournament Appearance and set a new D2 Record for victories. During his tenure, three of his athletes signed professional contracts. In the 2024-25 season, Campbellsville won the NCCAA Mid-East Regional Tournament to send the team to the NCCAA World Series. Gunity earned a Bachelor of Science through Manhattan Christian College and obtained a Master of Science degree though the University of Central Missouri.