Wabash Valley College Men's Baseball

Biddle enters his first season with the Wabash Valley baseball program.  Aaron comes to Wabash Valley after spending the previous eight seasons at Brescia University including the last five seasons as the programs Head Baseball Coach. When asked about joining the program Biddle said, Im very excited to be joining a great program with a great tradition.  The level of success that Coach Fournier has achieved here has been incredible.  I look forward to helping the coaching staff continue the tradition of not only winning baseball, but of helping these student-athletes to further their educations and achieve their goals of getting to the next level. While at Brescia, Biddle recorded the second most wins in school history for a Head Coach, while leading his club to a school record 35 wins in 2014 and earning KIAC Coach of the Year.  Biddles teams saw14 players named 1st Team All-Conference, 15 players named 2nd Team All-Conference, six Conference Gold Glovers, Two Conference Freshman of the Year, One Conference Player of the Year, One Conference Pitcher of the Year, One Male Athlete of the Year and One Second Team NAIA All-American. Biddle has also spent three years as an Assistant Coach at Brescia, two years at Kentucky Wesleyan College and three years at The University of Texas-Brownsville.  Biddle has also served as the Head Coach for the Owensboro Oilers of the Ohio Valley League for three seasons before being named General Manager for the 2014 season in which the Oilers won both the Regular Season Championship and Post Season Championship. In Biddles thirteen seasons coaching collegiate baseball, he has coached 18 players who have gone on to sign professional contracts, including one player who played in the Major Leagues. As a student-athlete, Coach Biddle played two seasons for Kentucky Wesleyan College and earned a B.A. in Sports and Fitness Management.  He spent the first two seasons of his collegiate career at St. Catharine College (NJCAA-II), where he was an integral member of the Patriots 2000 squad that finished the season ranked 6th in the nation. Biddle currently resides in Owensboro, KY with his wife Sarah and his two children, Trevor (14) and Mackenzie (10).