Saint Louis University Men's Baseball

Logan Moon is in his second season in 2022 at Saint Louis, serving as an assistant coach and working primarily with hitters. He joined the staff as volunteer coach in September 2020 and was elevated to assistant coach following the 2021 season. Moon helped the Billikens to a 29-24 overall record in 2022, with a 14-9 mark in A-10 play. SLU earned the No. 3 seed in the A-10 Championship and reached the third day of tournament play. Designated hitter Cam Redding was named to the All-Conference first team after batting for a .360 average on the season, including a .379 mark in league play. Moon was drafted in the sixth round by the Kansas City Royals out of Missouri Southern State University in the 2014 MLB Draft. In five seasons of professional ball, he reached the AAA level. Personal accolades of Moon include winning the 2014 Appalachian League batting title, breaking the Burlington Royals single-season hits record, breaking the Melbourne Aces single-season hits record and earning the 2017 Mike Sweeney Award (Kansas City Royals Minor League player who represents the Royals on and off the field). Moon spent the 2019-20 season as an assistant coach at Oklahoma Wesleyan University, working with hitters and outfielders, as well as assisting with recruiting. He helped the Eagles to top-10 rankings in home runs per game, total runs and RBIs, as well as having two players in the top 15 individually in home runs.

Mike Farrell joined the Saint Louis University baseball staff in October 2025 as the pitching coach for the Billikens. Farrell brings more than three decades of experience as a player, scout, and instructor at the professional and amateur levels. He joins the Billikens after serving as an Area Scouting Supervisor for the Kansas City Royals since 2013. Prior to his time with the Royals, Farrell spent 16 years with the Milwaukee Brewers as an Area Scouting Supervisor.   During his professional playing career, Farrell competed in the Brewers’ minor league system from 1990–1996, and made stops in Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, and Taiwan. He was recognized as the Milwaukee Brewers’ Pitcher of the Year in 1992 and received the New Orleans Zephyr’s Man of the Year Award in 1993, honoring his dedication to the team and community.   In addition to his extensive professional background, Farrell has spent more than 30 years coaching and instructing youth and amateur players. His player development philosophy emphasizes building character and life skills through baseball fundamentals.   A native of Indiana, Farrell earned his degree in communications from Indiana State University, where he played under Hall of Fame coach Bob Warn.  

David Olson joined the Saint Louis Baseball staff as the hitting coach in January of 2026.    Olson brings more than a decade of collegiate coaching experience to SLU, with a background spanning the junior college, NAIA and NCAA Division I levels. He most recently completed his 10th season at Bellevue College, where he serves as co-head coach and offensive coordinator.   “I have respected David as a coach for a long time,” said interim head coach Miles Miller. “He has a proven record of development and his knowledge and passion for the game are exactly what we were looking for. He is ready to run our offense at a high level right away and he is a welcome addition to our coaching staff.”   In 2023, Olson helped lead the Bulldogs to a North Region title and was named North Region Coach of the Year. He has overseen Bellevue’s offense since 2018, coaching hitters, running the offense from the third base box and working extensively with infielders as a defensive specialist. Under his direction, Bellevue has earned multiple NWAC Championship Tournament appearances and consistently ranked among the league’s top offensive teams.   Olson also assists with the upkeep of Courter Field, widely regarded as one of the premier natural grass facilities in the region, and serves as Bellevue College’s athletic operations supervisor, overseeing event management and facilities staff. In addition, he has been a presenter at ABCA Regional Barnstormer Clinics and a guest on numerous baseball-focused podcasts.   Prior to Bellevue, Olson spent the 2014-15 season as the volunteer assistant coach at Campbell University, an NCAA Division I program in the Big South Conference. While at Campbell, he coached the outfield, assisted with hitting instruction and helped guide the Camels to a 32-25 record and a conference tournament berth. The team hit .297 with a .406 slugging percentage and a .364 on-base percentage. Olson also coached future major leaguer Cedric Mullins and NCAA All-American Cole Hallum.   Olson began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at the University of the Cumberlands while earning his Master of Arts in Teaching. He worked with corner infielders and hitters, coached base running and led West Coast recruiting efforts, helping the program to a 31-23 record and a Mid-South Conference tournament appearance in 2014.   A standout player prior to his coaching career, Olson played collegiately at Washington State, Tacoma Community College and Campbell University. At Campbell, he helped lead the program to two 40-win seasons, including a 49-win campaign in 2013. He earned Second Team All-Big South and College Sports Madness All-Big South First Team honors in both 2012 and 2013 and was one of 12 finalists for the NCAA Division I John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award in 2013. Olson was also named a Capital One Second Team Academic All-American.   Olson earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Campbell University and his master’s degree from the University of the Cumberlands.