Loras College Men's Baseball

COACHING RESUME 1996-present (Loras College) 608-567-4 Head Baseball Coach 1992-1995 (UW-River Falls) 56-38 Head Baseball Coach 1989-1992 (Virginia Wesleyan) Assistant Baseball Coach EDUCATION Mount Senario College, Old Dominion University B.S, 1989, M.S, 1992 HOMETOWN Sturgeon Bay, WI Carl Tebon began his time at the helm of the Loras College Duhawks in 1996 and has won 608 games as the skipper of the Duhawks. In his 29th season at Loras, Tebon has had the Duhawks in the top four in the standings 10 times, including leading the Duhawks to the Iowa Conference championship in 2009, the first Loras team to do so since 1952. The 2009 Conference champion season saw Tebon crowned as the Iowa Conference Coach of the Year after going 21-10 on the year. As the No. 3 seed at the end of a strong regular season campaign, Tebon and the Duhawks made history in 2023 with a dominating 4-0 run through the American Rivers Conference Tournament that claimed the program its first ever conference tournament championship. With the title came the A-R-C's automatic bid into the NCAA Division III Baseball National Tournament, marking the first time Loras baseball had ever made the national tournament field. The team accumulated 480 hits, 90 doubles, 336 runs, and 295 RBIs, which each ranked second-most in a single season in program history. Tebon's crew claimed seven A-R-C All-Conference honors as well as two American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA)/Rawlings All-Region players in Daniel Rogers (First Team) and Max McCallum (Third Team).  in 2022, Tebon's Duhawks had their best season in program history, racking up a regular season record setting 32 wins with just 11 losses on the year. The Duhawks went on a 16-game tear to start the season, holding the longest win streak in Division III going into conference play, highlighted by a monumental 3-1 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes in just their third game of the season that saw the Duhawks hold the Hawkeyes scoreless until the bottom of the ninth inning. Going 15-9 in American Rivers Conference action on the year, the Duhawks earned their highest playoff seed since the 2009 season, going on to collect five all-conference nods.    Tebon has coached two All-Americans, 19 All-Region picks, and 88 All-Conference players, including league MVPs Justin Pierro (1998), Cory Schultz (2002), and Nick Olberding (2009) and Luke Fennelly (2021). Pierro went on to a three-year minor league career with the Cook County Cheetahs and the Dubois County Dragons of the Frontier League. Schultz was a free agent signing by the Philadelphia Phillies and was a part of their minor league system for three seasons, throwing a total of 123 innings.   The Sturgeon Bay, Wis. native is a 1989 graduate of Mount Senario College where he was a two-time All-Conference pick and MVP in baseball, while also starring on the football field. He earned his master's degree in education/sport management from Old Dominion University in 1992.   Prior to coming to the Duhawks, Tebon served as the head coach at UW-River Falls, compiling a 56-38 record. He was also an assistant baseball coach at Virginia Wesleyan from 1989-1992.   Tebon and his wife, Brenda, reside in Dubuque and have three daughters, Erica, Elly and Rachel.   Year Wins Losses/Tie .Pct IIAC/ARC Pct Tournament Regular Season 1996 21 14-2 .595 6-10 .375 1-2 7 1997 18 14 .563 8-4 .666 3-1 2 1998 31 14 .689 13-7 .650 2-2  4 1999 25 16-1 .616 11-8-1 .575 0-2 4 2000 28 17 .622 12-6 .667 3-2 2 2001 11 26 .297 5-12 .294 8 2002 15 22 .405 5-13 .278 8 2003 25 17 .595 11-10 .524 1-2 4 2004 15 21 .462 4-12 .250 8 2005 14 25 .359 4-12 .250 9 2006 18 22-1 .451 8-8 .500 1-1 5 2007 23 18 .561 13-10 .565 2-2 3 2008 23 23 .500 11-12 .478 5-2 5 2009 25 14 .677 15-7 .682 0-2 1 2010 15 24 .432 9-15 .375 7 2011 19 20 .528 10-8 .556 7 2012 22 18 .538 9-11 .450 7 2013 19 21 .475 11-17 .393 1-2 6 2014 19  23 .452 13-15 .464 2-2 4 2015 21 22 .488 13-15 .464 2-2 6 2016 14 24 .368 8-20 .286 7 2017 14 25 .359 7-17 .292 7 2018 25 15 .625 14-9 .609 0-2 4 2019 16 20 .444 10-14 .417 0-2 6 2020* 3 7 .300 2021 24 18 .581 17-15 .531 3-2 3 2022 32 11 .744 15-9 .625 1-2 2 2023 29 17 .630 15-9 .625 4-0 (Tournament Champions) 3 2024 25 18 .581 12-11 .522 2-2 5 2025 19 21 .475 9-15 .375 Total 608 567 - 4 .532 283-322-1 .491 29-34

Aidan Wojciehowski enters his 12th year with the Loras College baseball program, and seventh as an assistant coach/associate head coach for Carl Tebon in 2025-26.   The Duhawks completed their 4th straight season of 25 wins or more in 2024 with a record of 25-18. The program is one of only 30 teams in the country that has 25+ wins in each of the 4 seasons following the shortened season in 2020. Seniors Nick DiBenedetto and Daniel Rogers graduated from the program having the most wins in program history (111 over 4 seasons). DiBenedetto’s 22 doubles on the year set the single season doubles record, a record that had been set in 2023 by Rogers (21), and in 2022 by Max Cullen (18). As a team, the Duhawks finished 5th in all of division 3 in doubles per game. Rogers and DiBenedetto were joined by Jackson Cullen as 1st team A-R-C All-Conference players with Vince Polizzi making 2nd team and Max McCallum being voted as an honorable mention outfielder. McCallum joined TJ Boyd on the Defensive All-Region team, giving the Duhawks the most Defensive All-Region players in the A-R-C since the beginning of the award. In 2024, Daniel Rogers was voted as an ABCA/Rawlings 1st team All-American, the programs first All-American since 1998. During his tenure at Loras, Wojciehowski has coached 10 All-Region players, an average of over 2 per season. The 2023 season was a special one for the Duhawks, as they went 4-0 in the American Rivers Conference postseason tournament, claiming the Tournament Championship and punching their ticket to the NCAA Division III National Tournament for the first time in program history. Wojciehowski’s pitching staff combined for 321 strikeouts, which ranks second-most to only the 2022 staff for strikeouts in a season. The team finished with a conference-best 17 saves. Senior Davis Pasco led the defensive efforts as an ABCA Defensive All-Region selection. Pasco joined the OF tandem of Daniel Rogers (First Team All-Region) and Max McCallum (Third Team All-Region).   During the 2022 season Wojciehowski’s pitching staff finished eighth in Division III with 7 shutout victories. The group racked up 330 strikeouts and 32 wins, both marks being the highest total in Loras Baseball history. The group's success was highlighted by closer Ethan Peters, who set the Loras single season saves record (13), a mark that led all of Division III and set the Loras career saves record (26). Peters was selected to the All-Region team along with OF Daniel Rogers. The Duhawks started the season a program best 16-0 including a win over the University of Iowa. Prior to coaching at Loras, Wojciehowski spent three years in the Northwoods League as both a player and volunteer assistant coach for the Lakeshore Chinooks. He played and coached alongside more than 20 players who have gone on to play in the MLB. Wojciehowski was the first of 15 Duhawks who have played in the Northwoods League in the 11-year span that he has been with the team. Other coaching experience comes in the summer of 2021 with the Milwaukee Brewers summer instructional camps, where Wojciehowski worked as a pitching instructor. During the summer of 2022, Wojciehowski was the Head Coach of the PSCL Northstars, a collegiate summer league located in Palm Springs, Calif. Guiding his team to a second-place finish in the league, Wojciehowski was provided head coaching experience along with the opportunity to recruit players from the west coast.  As a player, the Port Washington, Wis., native made 42 appearances for the Duhawks, including 20 in his All-Conference senior season. His 53 strikeouts helped secure a 1.62 ERA in 2018, which placed him fourth all-time on the Loras single season ERA record book. He ranks fifth all-time at Loras in career saves. From 2019-2023, Wojciehowski worked as a Residence Life Area Coordinator for Loras, putting him in charge of two residence halls on campus. Prior to working as the full-time assistant for head coach Carl Tebon, Wojciehowski worked in Loras College's Admission Office, primarily serving the states of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Illinois. In 2021, Wojciehowski completed his Master of Science in Applied Analytics degree from Loras, and in 2023 completed his Master of Arts in Coaching Leadership degree. Aidan’s wife Reilly, a 2019 Loras graduate, is finishing her residency program and works as a family medicine doctor.     Year Wins/Losses Pct A-R-C Pct Tournament Regular Season 2019 16-20 .444 10-14 .417 0-2 6 2020* 3-7 .300 N/A N/A N/A N/A 2021 25-18 .581 17-15 .531 3-2 3 2022 32-11 .744 15-9 .625 1-2 2 2023 29-17 .630 15-9 .625 4-0 3 2024 25-18 .581 12-11 .522 2-2 5 2025 19-21 .475 9-15 .375 Total 139-112 .536 78-73 .517 10-8

Coach Shane Geurink joins the Duhawks  in 2025-2026 as a 3rd full-time coach, bringing experience across many levels of baseball. Shane played and coached at the NAIA level before coaching in the American Rivers Conference and at the Iowa highschool level. In 4 Seasons at Northwestern College Geurink experienced various roles in the bullpen, highlighted by finishing 5th in conference in saves during his freshman year.  After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management – Leadership and Sports Management – Business, along with a minor in Business Administration, and a coaching certification, Geurink joined the coaching staff at his alma mater for a season before joining the A-R-C as a pitching coach at Simpson college. With the Storm, coach Geurink help the pitching staff finish in the top half of the conference in nearly every pitching category, including finishing 3rd in the conference in strikeouts with 333.    At Loras, Geurink will be the head JV coach along with working with the varsity pitching staff. His knowledge and experience as a data analyst working with Flightscope, Synergy, amongst other development focused tools has already proved invaluable in his time with the Duhawk pitching staff.    Shane plans to complete his masters in Applied Analytics and Coaching Leadership at Loras, and isn't the only coach in the family, as his wife, Taylor, coaches volleyball.