Louisiana State University-Eunice Men's Baseball

Willis has also coached the NJCAA National Team in the summer of 2008 competing against the Chinese Taipai National Team.  Willis also serves as the Assistant Regional Director for the NJCAA Region XXIII and is on the Executive Committee for the NJCAA Coaches Association. The 2015 season saw the Bengals win their fifth National Championship in 10 years finishing with a 49-10 record. The Bengals also saw 14 players move on to play with four-year colleges after the season and had two players - Mitch Sewald and Steven Sensley - named NJCAA All-Americans. In thirteen years, Willis has led the Bengals to 9 Regional Championships, 8 District Championships, and 8 World Series appearances with the 5 National Championships (2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2015), a National Runner-Up finish (2013), and two 3rd place finishes.  Also, every team record has been broken under the leadership of Willis.  During the past 13 years, Willis has seen 141 of his players move on to four-year universities.  Willis has had the opportunity in the last 12 years to coach and/or sign 48 players who have been drafted by Major League Baseball.  During the same period he has coached 45 all-region players, 18 All-Americans, 3 National Defensive Players of the Year, and 1 National Player of the Year.     Willis also had the joy to coach 2012 NCAA 1st Team All-American and SEC Player of the Year, Raph Rhymes, who led NCAA Division 1 baseball in hitting while also setting the season batting average record for the LSU Tigers baseball program.  In 2012, Willis coached Stuart Turner who was named a 2013 NCAA 1st Team All-American and 1st Team All-SEC as a member of the Ole Miss baseball team.  Turner also won the most coveted award for a catcher in College Baseball as he was named the Johnny Bench Award winner as the nations best collegiate catcher.  Willis played two years as an infielder for the Division I, UALR Trojans after playing junior college baseball.  During his two years at UALR, the Trojans qualified for the Sun Belt Conference Tournament both years and saw the team set a school record for victories in a season.  Willis states, I set high standards for student athletes on and off the field and expect them to do their best in their academics and in their citizenship as members of the campus and community.  I expect our student athletes to have an attitude that they should win in everything that they do. Willis attended in Dumas, TX, where he was a Mizuno High School All-American baseball player, All-State Wrestler, and All-District Football player.  The Bengal coach, wife, Lindsey, and daughters Ali and Jaycie reside in Eunice.     John Jeffrey Willis               University of Arkansas at Little Rock, B.S. Health Sciences             Texas A&M University at Kingsville, M.S. Health & Kinesiology               The former Lindsey Coker             Alison Paige, Jaycie Lynn               2000-2002 - Assistant Coach, Texas A&M University at Kingsville             2002-present - Head Coach, Louisiana State University at Eunice               2004-present   Louisiana State University at Eunice               2003                39        14        .735                 ranked #3 in nation 2004                51        13        .797                 ranked #3 in nation 2005                37        16        .698                 ranked #7 in nation 2006                52        11        .825                 ranked #1 in nation 2007                44        14        .759                 ranked #1 in nation 2008                52        12        .813                 ranked #1 in nation 2009                51        12        .809                 ranked #1 in nation 2010                52        13        .800                 ranked #1 in nation 2011                45        15        .750                 ranked #1 in nation 2012                57        5          .919                 ranked #1 in nation   2013                52        10        .839                 ranked #1 in nation  2014                42        13        .764                 ranked #2 in nation     Texas A&M University Kingsville   About Jeff Willis Full Name:  Education Family Wife:  Daughters:  Coaching Experience Coach Jeff Willis of the 2012 NJCAA National Champion LSU Eunice Bengals and Coach Andy Lopez of the 2012 NCAA Division I champion Arizona Wildcats at the 2012 Salute to Champions Awards Dinner. Coach Jeff Willis with Zach Kirksey (left) and Raph Rhymes playing with Team USA Junior College Team in Honkbal Tournament in The Netherlands.  Both currently play in the Detroit Tigers organization after Rhymes played at LSU and Kirksey played at Ole Miss.  Both were teammates on the LSU Eunice 2010 National Championship Team. Coach Jeff Willis of the 2012 NJCAA National Champion LSU Eunice Bengals and Coach Andy Lopez of the 2012 NCAA Division I champion Arizona Wildcats at the 2012 Salute to Champions Awards Dinner. Coach Jeff Willis with Zach Kirksey (left) and Raph Rhymes playing with Team USA Junior College Team in Honkbal Tournament in The Netherlands.  Both currently play in the Detroit Tigers organization after Rhymes played at LSU and Kirksey played at Ole Miss.  Both were teammates on the LSU Eunice 2010 National Championship Team.

Orgain enters his ninhth season as the assistant baseball coach (pitching coach/recruiting coordinator) at LSU Eunice. In eight seasons at LSU Eunice, Orgain has helped guide the Bengals to four National Championships in 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2015, a Runner-up finish in 2013, and a third place finish in 2009.  In total, LSU Eunice has a 400-90 overall record during that time Orgain has recruited and/or coached 13 pitchers who have been drafted or signed as free-agents, 33 pitchers who have moved on to NCAA Division I schools, and 13 pitchers who have moved on to other levels of college baseball. During his first season, the Bengals captured their second NJCAA National Championship. That pitching staff was highlighted by four NCAA Division I signees and was led by first-team All-American Ryan Boudreaux (Southeastern). In Orgains second season, the Bengals took third place at the NJCAA World Series. The pitching staff was led by Chance Mistric, who set a school record with 15 wins, and Joey Bourgeios (LSU), who was a 39th round draft pick by the Atlanta Braves. Orgains pitching staff featured three NCAA Division I signees in addition to Brennan Flick, who signed a free agent contract with the San Francisco Giants. In 2010, the Bengals won their second NJCAA National Championship in the past three years and their third overall. The pitching staff was again led by Chance Mistric who won 13 games and became a two-time NJCAA All-American. Mistric, along with Tony Dischler (ULL), Dane Amedee, and Mitchell Hopkins (LSU) made up a group of four Bengal pitchers who were selected in the 2010 MLB draft. In Orgain's fourth season, LSU Eunice finished with a record of 45-15 while making it to the championship game of the regional tournament. Three Bengal pitchers moved on to play at NCAA Division I schools including Kaleb Manuel (Southeastern) who recorded 10 saves. Also on the staff was Josh Burris, who signed a contract as a 17th round draft pick of the Minnesota Twins. In 2012, the Bengals won their third NJCAA National Championship in the past five years and their fourth overall. The pitching staff was led by Brady Wilson (Tulane), who won 14 games, and Patrick Michon (Texas A&M), who set a school record with 16 saves. Wilson and Michon led a group of six Bengal pitchers who moved on to NCAA Division I schools. In 2013, LSU Eunice finished as National Runner-ups.  Brady Domangue garnered a third-team All-American award leading the team in wins and setting the school record in single season ERA and single season strikeouts.  Domangue was joined by Zac Person in moving on to play at LSU, while two other Bengals continue their careers at LSU Alexandria. The staff as a whole set single season records for most strikeouts and opponents batting average.  In Orgain's seventh season, the Bengals earned a trip to the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament with an overall record of 42-13. The pitching staff was led by Chad Reeves, who won 11 games and Sam Walley, who finished with 12 saves. Six pitchers on the staff went on to play at four-year schools and Reeves became the 46th MLB Draft pick in school history. Last season, LSU Eunice won the programs fifth National Championship in the past 10 years.  Mitch Sewald was named a second team All-American while Ben Braymer set the single season strikeout record.  Sewald (TCU) and Braymer (Auburn) were joined by three other pitchers who moved on to pitch at NCAA Division I schools.  The staff as a whole set the records for most shutouts and most strikeouts in a single season.  Prior to coming to LSU Eunice, Orgain served during two successful seasons as an assistant at San Jacinto College (Houston, Texas). In his time at San Jacinto College the Gators achieved an 82-39 overall record and back-to-back third-place finishes at the NJCAA World Series. In 2005, Orgain was a head coach in the New York Collegiate League, coaching in the Athletes in Action summer baseball program. Orgains first coaching assignment came in 2003, as a head coach in the Burkburnett (TX) Blacksox organization. Orgain, originally from Hammon, Okla., began his collegiate playing career as a left-handed pitcher at Seward County Community College (Liberal, Kan.) where he earned an Associates degree. At SCCC, Orgain was named Jayhawk West All-Conference as a freshman and earned the Wade Johnstone Award (Athletic and Academic Excellence) as a sophomore. Orgain spent one year at the University of Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.) before transferring to the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (Chickasha, Okla.) where he graduated with a Bachelors degree in Business Management and Administration. Orgain then attended graduate school at Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas), earning a Masters degree in Sport Management. The Oklahoma native and his wife, Jeslyn, and daughter, Ruby, reside in Eunice. About Alan Orgain Full Name: Alan Mikle Orgain Education: Seward County Community College, A.A. University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma, B.A. Business Administration & Business Management Texas Tech University, M.S. Sport Management Coaching Experience 2007-Present: Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, LSU Eunice (Eunice, Louisiana) 2005-2007: Assistant Coach, San Jacinto College (Houston, Texas) Summer 2006-2007: Head Coach, Connie Mack Select Team (Houston, Texas) Summer 2005: Head Coach, Athletes in Action (New York) Summer 2003: Head Coach, Burkburnett Blacksox Organization (Burkburnett, Texas) Playing Experience 1998-2000: Seward County Community College (NJCAA) Summer 99 & 00: Liberal Bee Jays (Jayhawk League, National Baseball Congress) 2000-2001: University of Kansas (NCAA) 2001-2003: University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma (NAIA) Summer 01 & 02: Athletes in Action (Alaskan Baseball League, National Baseball Congress) Alan Orgain Assistant Baseball Coach Alan Orgain enters his ninhth season as the assistant baseball coach (pitching coach/recruiting coordinator) at LSU Eunice. In eight seasons at LSU Eunice, Orgain has helped guide the Bengals to four National Championships in 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2015, a Runner-up finish in 2013, and a third place finish in 2009.  In total, LSU Eunice has a 400-90 overall record during that time Orgain has recruited and/or coached 13 pitchers who have been drafted or signed as free-agents, 33 pitchers who have moved on to NCAA Division I schools, and 13 pitchers who have moved on to other levels of college baseball. During his first season, the Bengals captured their second NJCAA National Championship. That pitching staff was highlighted by four NCAA Division I signees and was led by first-team All-American Ryan Boudreaux (Southeastern). In Orgains second season, the Bengals took third place at the NJCAA World Series. The pitching staff was led by Chance Mistric, who set a school record with 15 wins, and Joey Bourgeios (LSU), who was a 39th round draft pick by the Atlanta Braves. Orgains pitching staff featured three NCAA Division I signees in addition to Brennan Flick, who signed a free agent contract with the San Francisco Giants. In 2010, the Bengals won their second NJCAA National Championship in the past three years and their third overall. The pitching staff was again led by Chance Mistric who won 13 games and became a two-time NJCAA All-American. Mistric, along with Tony Dischler (ULL), Dane Amedee, and Mitchell Hopkins (LSU) made up a group of four Bengal pitchers who were selected in the 2010 MLB draft. In Orgain's fourth season, LSU Eunice finished with a record of 45-15 while making it to the championship game of the regional tournament. Three Bengal pitchers moved on to play at NCAA Division I schools including Kaleb Manuel (Southeastern) who recorded 10 saves. Also on the staff was Josh Burris, who signed a contract as a 17th round draft pick of the Minnesota Twins. In 2012, the Bengals won their third NJCAA National Championship in the past five years and their fourth overall. The pitching staff was led by Brady Wilson (Tulane), who won 14 games, and Patrick Michon (Texas A&M), who set a school record with 16 saves. Wilson and Michon led a group of six Bengal pitchers who moved on to NCAA Division I schools. In 2013, LSU Eunice finished as National Runner-ups.  Brady Domangue garnered a third-team All-American award leading the team in wins and setting the school record in single season ERA and single season strikeouts.  Domangue was joined by Zac Person in moving on to play at LSU, while two other Bengals continue their careers at LSU Alexandria. The staff as a whole set single season records for most strikeouts and opponents batting average.  In Orgain's seventh season, the Bengals earned a trip to the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament with an overall record of 42-13. The pitching staff was led by Chad Reeves, who won 11 games and Sam Walley, who finished with 12 saves. Six pitchers on the staff went on to play at four-year schools and Reeves became the 46th MLB Draft pick in school history. Last season, LSU Eunice won the programs fifth National Championship in the past 10 years.  Mitch Sewald was named a second team All-American while Ben Braymer set the single season strikeout record.  Sewald (TCU) and Braymer (Auburn) were joined by three other pitchers who moved on to pitch at NCAA Division I schools.  The staff as a whole set the records for most shutouts and most strikeouts in a single season.  Prior to coming to LSU Eunice, Orgain served during two successful seasons as an assistant at San Jacinto College (Houston, Texas). In his time at San Jacinto College the Gators achieved an 82-39 overall record and back-to-back third-place finishes at the NJCAA World Series. In 2005, Orgain was a head coach in the New York Collegiate League, coaching in the Athletes in Action summer baseball program. Orgains first coaching assignment came in 2003, as a head coach in the Burkburnett (TX) Blacksox organization. Orgain, originally from Hammon, Okla., began his collegiate playing career as a left-handed pitcher at Seward County Community College (Liberal, Kan.) where he earned an Associates degree. At SCCC, Orgain was named Jayhawk West All-Conference as a freshman and earned the Wade Johnstone Award (Athletic and Academic Excellence) as a sophomore. Orgain spent one year at the University of Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.) before transferring to the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (Chickasha, Okla.) where he graduated with a Bachelors degree in Business Management and Administration. Orgain then attended graduate school at Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas), earning a Masters degree in Sport Management. The Oklahoma native and his wife, Jeslyn, and daughter, Ruby, reside in Eunice. About Alan Orgain Full Name: Alan Mikle Orgain Education: Seward County Community College, A.A. University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma, B.A. Business Administration & Business Management Texas Tech University, M.S. Sport Management Coaching Experience 2007-Present: Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, LSU Eunice (Eunice, Louisiana) 2005-2007: Assistant Coach, San Jacinto College (Houston, Texas) Summer 2006-2007: Head Coach, Connie Mack Select Team (Houston, Texas) Summer 2005: Head Coach, Athletes in Action (New York) Summer 2003: Head Coach, Burkburnett Blacksox Organization (Burkburnett, Texas) Playing Experience 1998-2000: Seward County Community College (NJCAA) Summer 99 & 00: Liberal Bee Jays (Jayhawk League, National Baseball Congress) 2000-2001: University of Kansas (NCAA) 2001-2003: University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma (NAIA) Summer 01 & 02: Athletes in Action (Alaskan Baseball League, National Baseball Congress) Alan Orgain Assistant Baseball Coach Alan Orgain enters his ninhth season as the assistant baseball coach (pitching coach/recruiting coordinator) at LSU Eunice. In eight seasons at LSU Eunice, Orgain has helped guide the Bengals to four National Championships in 2008, 2010, 2012, and 2015, a Runner-up finish in 2013, and a third place finish in 2009.  In total, LSU Eunice has a 400-90 overall record during that time Orgain has recruited and/or coached 13 pitchers who have been drafted or signed as free-agents, 33 pitchers who have moved on to NCAA Division I schools, and 13 pitchers who have moved on to other levels of college baseball. During his first season, the Bengals captured their second NJCAA National Championship. That pitching staff was highlighted by four NCAA Division I signees and was led by first-team All-American Ryan Boudreaux (Southeastern). In Orgains second season, the Bengals took third place at the NJCAA World Series. The pitching staff was led by Chance Mistric, who set a school record with 15 wins, and Joey Bourgeios (LSU), who was a 39th round draft pick by the Atlanta Braves. Orgains pitching staff featured three NCAA Division I signees in addition to Brennan Flick, who signed a free agent contract with the San Francisco Giants. In 2010, the Bengals won their second NJCAA National Championship in the past three years and their third overall. The pitching staff was again led by Chance Mistric who won 13 games and became a two-time NJCAA All-American. Mistric, along with Tony Dischler (ULL), Dane Amedee, and Mitchell Hopkins (LSU) made up a group of four Bengal pitchers who were selected in the 2010 MLB draft. In Orgain's fourth season, LSU Eunice finished with a record of 45-15 while making it to the championship game of the regional tournament. Three Bengal pitchers moved on to play at NCAA Division I schools including Kaleb Manuel (Southeastern) who recorded 10 saves. Also on the staff was Josh Burris, who signed a contract as a 17th round draft pick of the Minnesota Twins. In 2012, the Bengals won their third NJCAA National Championship in the past five years and their fourth overall. The pitching staff was led by Brady Wilson (Tulane), who won 14 games, and Patrick Michon (Texas A&M), who set a school record with 16 saves. Wilson and Michon led a group of six Bengal pitchers who moved on to NCAA Division I schools. In 2013, LSU Eunice finished as National Runner-ups.  Brady Domangue garnered a third-team All-American award leading the team in wins and setting the school record in single season ERA and single season strikeouts.  Domangue was joined by Zac Person in moving on to play at LSU, while two other Bengals continue their careers at LSU Alexandria. The staff as a whole set single season records for most strikeouts and opponents batting average.  In Orgain's seventh season, the Bengals earned a trip to the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament with an overall record of 42-13. The pitching staff was led by Chad Reeves, who won 11 games and Sam Walley, who finished with 12 saves. Six pitchers on the staff went on to play at four-year schools and Reeves became the 46th MLB Draft pick in school history. Last season, LSU Eunice won the programs fifth National Championship in the past 10 years.  Mitch Sewald was named a second team All-American while Ben Braymer set the single season strikeout record.  Sewald (TCU) and Braymer (Auburn) were joined by three other pitchers who moved on to pitch at NCAA Division I schools.  The staff as a whole set the records for most shutouts and most strikeouts in a single season.  Prior to coming to LSU Eunice, Orgain served during two successful seasons as an assistant at San Jacinto College (Houston, Texas). In his time at San Jacinto College the Gators achieved an 82-39 overall record and back-to-back third-place finishes at the NJCAA World Series. In 2005, Orgain was a head coach in the New York Collegiate League, coaching in the Athletes in Action summer baseball program. Orgains first coaching assignment came in 2003, as a head coach in the Burkburnett (TX) Blacksox organization. Orgain, originally from Hammon, Okla., began his collegiate playing career as a left-handed pitcher at Seward County Community College (Liberal, Kan.) where he earned an Associates degree. At SCCC, Orgain was named Jayhawk West All-Conference as a freshman and earned the Wade Johnstone Award (Athletic and Academic Excellence) as a sophomore. Orgain spent one year at the University of Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.) before transferring to the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (Chickasha, Okla.) where he graduated with a Bachelors degree in Business Management and Administration. Orgain then attended graduate school at Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas), earning a Masters degree in Sport Management. The Oklahoma native and his wife, Jeslyn, and daughter, Ruby, reside in Eunice. About Alan Orgain Full Name: Alan Mikle Orgain Education: Seward County Community College, A.A. University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma, B.A. Business Administration & Business Management Texas Tech University, M.S. Sport Management Coaching Experience 2007-Present: Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, LSU Eunice (Eunice, Louisiana) 2005-2007: Assistant Coach, San Jacinto College (Houston, Texas) Summer 2006-2007: Head Coach, Connie Mack Select Team (Houston, Texas) Summer 2005: Head Coach, Athletes in Action (New York) Summer 2003: Head Coach, Burkburnett Blacksox Organization (Burkburnett, Texas) Playing Experience 1998-2000: Seward County Community College (NJCAA) Summer 99 & 00: Liberal Bee Jays (Jayhawk League, National Baseball Congress) 2000-2001: University of Kansas (NCAA) 2001-2003: University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma (NAIA) Summer 01 & 02: Athletes in Action (Alaskan Baseball League, National Baseball Congress)