Texas A&M University-Kingsville Men's Baseball

Jason Gonzales is the longest current tenured coach for Texas A&M-Kingsville after being hired in 2008 as the third head baseball coach in program history His 492 wins makes him the all-time winningest coach in Javelina history across all sports. Gonzales has coached five all-Americans and a staggering 96 all-conference selections by the Lone Star Conference.  Javelina baseball has found tremendous success over Gonzales's tenure, posting winning seasons in 13 of his 17 seasons. Texas A&M-Kingsville has also made appearances in 14 LSC conference tournaments, including 13 straight appearances from 2010-2023, and claimed his first conference tournament championship in 2013. The Javelinas have also qualified for six NCAA Division II regionals during his tenure. But perhaps his crowning achievement came in 2018, when the Javelinas took home the South-Central regional crown to qualify for the NCAA Division II College World Series for the first time in program history. Gonzales began his coaching career at the University of Louisiana Lafayette in 1994 before becoming an assistant coach at Arkansas State (1995-1996). After a brief stint at Wharton Junior College (1997), Gonzales returned to UL Lafayette as an assistant coach through the 2002 season. During that time the Ragin’ Cajuns hosted their first NCAA Regional Tournament, advanced to the NCAA College World Series and won a pair of regional championships. He then joined the Atlanta Braves organization in 2003 before becoming head coach at Skidmore-Tynan High School. After three years at Skidmore-Tynan, Gonzales served as an assistant coach at McNeese State in 2008 before joining the Javelinas. Gonzales received his associate’s degree from Blinn College in 1991, his bachelor’s degree from the University of Louisiana-Lafayette in 1994 and his master’s degree from Arkansas State in 1996.   Gonzales and his wife Courtney have three daughters, twins Roy Grace and Dale Rose and Stevie Marie.     The Gonzales File Personal Hometown Cuero, Texas Wife Courtney Children Roy Grace, Dale Rose, Stevie Marie Education High School Cuero, '88 Associate's Blinn, '91 Bachelor's Louisiana-Lafayette, '94 Master's Arkansas State, '96 Coaching History 2009 - Pres. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Head Coach 2008 McNeese State, Assistant Coach 2005 - 2007 Skidmore-Tynan High School, Head Coach 2003 - 2004 Atlanta Braves 1998 - 2002 Louisiana-Lafayette, Assistant Coach 1997 Wharton County Junior College, Assistant Coach 1995 - 1996 Arkansas State, Assistant Coach 1994 Louisiana-Lafayette, Assistant Coach Playing History 1992 - 1993 Louisiana-Lafayette 1990 - 1991 Blinn College 1985 - 1988 Cuero High School Notables 2018 ABCA/Rawlings South Central Coach of the Year 2018 300th Career Win (April 6, 16-2 vs Angelo State) 2017 276th Career Win - New Program Record (April 23, 9-0 vs UT Permian Basin) 2017 275th Career Win - Tied Program Record (April 22, 11-0 vs UT Permian Basin) 2015 Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year 2015 200th Career Win (March 22, 8-1 vs Angelo State) 2014 Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year 2012 100th Career Win (April 22, 6-1 vs Eastern New Mexico)

From La Puente, California Pursuing a M.S in Psychology at TAMUK  College career Started at Marymount California University from 2020 to 2022, played indoor and beach Transferred to Jacksonville State University from 2022 to 2024  Played only beach as a defender  Received Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal  Graduated May 2024 with B.S. Psychology  Coaching Career  Summers 2024-2025 Coached: Torrance Boys Beach (started boys beach program for Torrance - 2024 inaugural season)  2024: IBVL JV - Top Pair Silver Medalists at the Tournament of Champions  2025: AAU Varsity, Finished D2 Quarterfinalists  Spring 2025  Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Girls Beach Volleyball JV Head Coach Varsity Assistant Coach Summer 2025  Helped coached in: BVCA Club V Club National Championships Hermosa Beach  AAU HERMOSA BEACH NATIONAL PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIPS AVP Junior National Championships Hermosa Beach  Helped coach beach clinics at different clubs in the South Bay 

Bielamowicz returns to Texas A&M-Kingsville after spending two seasons at UTSA, helping the Roadrunners go 70-43 and reach consecutive postseason tournament appearances (Conference USA 2023, American Conference 2024). In his time as a graduate assistant, Bielamowicz worked with catchers, outfielders and hitters and helped guide the Javelinas through record breaking seasons in both 2018 and 2019. Culminating in an appearance in the 2019 NCAA Division II College World Series. His coaching acumen continued after his first stint with the Javelinas, making stops at both Texas A&M-International and Texas Lutheran University before joining UTSA for the 2023 season. The Groesbeck, Texas, native earned his Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science with a minor in Pedagogy from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in 2016, where he was a pitcher and catcher for the Crusaders for four years and earned a senior co-captain appointment in his final season.