Wisconsin Lutheran College Men's Baseball

Former Wisconsin Lutheran College baseball standout Andy Schwall is in his 10th season as head coach of the Warriors. Schwall was named the seventh head coach in program history in June 2016.  In nine seasons as head coach, Schwall has mentored 12 different players who have combined for 13 various all-conference awards. In 2022, the program's career hits leader, Ryan Dominick, earned First Team All-Region and First Team All-NACC honors, becoming the first player to achieve both feats in the same season since 2014. Schwall returned to his alma mater after spending nine seasons as an assistant coach for the Wisconsin Lutheran High School varsity baseball team, where he served as the team's hitting instructor, outfielders coach, and third base coach. He helped lead the Vikings to a Wisconsin Little Ten Conference championship in 2014. Schwall also taught history courses and coached basketball while at WLHS. "As an alum of WLC and its baseball program, it's truly an honor to be the head coach of Warriors baseball," said Schwall. "When I played here, I worked hard to help lead the program to a level of success that had not been reached before. We set extremely high goals and did everything we could to try and achieve them. As head coach, my goals have not changed. I am going to work extremely hard and give everything I have to the players, both current and future, in an effort to help them reach their potential as both players and people. The goals we set will be high and we're going to give everything we have to reach them together." For 17 years, Schwall was involved with the West Allis Nighthawks of the Land O' Lakes Baseball League. He served as a division representative on the board of directors, general manager, manager, and player throughout his tenure with the organization. Schwall also coordinated the Wisco Youth Baseball Camp, which debuted in January 2016. Schwall played baseball for the Warriors from 1998-2001, earning All-Lake Michigan Conference honors as a senior and Honorable Mention accolades as a sophomore. During his senior season, Schwall batted .435 and ranked second in the LMC with 20 hits. He also was a member of the Warriors football team during their inaugural season of 2000, when he played linebacker under current head coach Dennis Miller. Schwall graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran College in 2001 with a bachelor of science degree in history. Schwall was a three-sport athlete at Wisconsin Lutheran High School where he and the Vikings reached the WIAA State Baseball Tournament in 1996 and 1997. Today, he and his wife, Becca, live in Milwaukee with their three children, Casey, Cody, and Lucy. Becca, a 2001 graduate of WLC, was a member of the Warriors women's basketball team that made their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2000.

Mason Cox, the 2024 NCAA Division III batting champion, is in his second season as an assistant coach for the Wisconsin Lutheran College baseball team. A two-sport standout at Martin Luther College in New Ulm, Minnesota, Cox graduated from MLC in 2024 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and minor in coaching. Cox was a four-year starter and three-time team captain for the Knights’ baseball team. He earned All-UMAC First Team honors in each of his final three seasons and finished his career as MLC’s all-time leader in hits (170), home runs (12), batting average (.431), and on-base percentage (.499). He led NCAA Division III in batting average as a senior (.469) and was fifth as a sophomore (.476). The ABCA/Rawlings and D3baseball.com All-Region selection is only player in program history to hit for the cycle, accomplishing the feat during a 7-for-7, nine-RBI performance in March 2024. On the gridiron, Cox earned All-UMAC honors all three years he played, culminating in a First Team selection in 2024. He ranks fifth all-time with 93 career receptions at MLC. The New Ulm, Minnesota, native played baseball, basketball, and football at Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School. He is pursuing a master's degree in Sport and Recreation Management from WLC.

Julian Skosey-LaLonde is in his first season as an assistant coach for the Wisconsin Lutheran College baseball program. Before arriving at WLC, Skosey-LaLonde served as pitching coach for the Texarkana Rhinos and as a student assistant coach at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Analytics in 2025. Skosey-LaLonde played two seasons for the Rams as a right-handed pitcher before injuries shortened his playing career. He previously starred as a middle infielder at University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, where he earned ISL All-Conference honors. A native of Chicago, Illinois, Skosey-LaLonde is pursuing a master’s degree from WLC in Sport and Recreation Management.