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Coach Pete Meadows Professional Baseball Career File:
>> He's a Former Major League East Coast Scouting Supervisor and Scout for the Reds and Brewers.
>> He was recognized by Georgia House of Representatives for career.
>> Has helped send hundreds of former players and training clients to every level of the game including MLB - Program served to help lead hundreds to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
>> Written and founded online training platforms such as FlawAssassin.com and CoachQuest.net.
>> Hosted own TV show in late 1990's on Comcast - The Pete Meadows Baseball Show.
>> Continues to maintain a private training business which has included over 25,000 camper exposures in over 20+ years.
>> Coach Meadows served two stints with the Milwaukee Brewers as an Associate scout.
>> Additionally, Coach Meadows served under West Georgia legendary coach, Archie White, where he got his start. Meadows also served under Kennesaw State University and national champion coach, Mike Sansing, while both were at Shorter College in Rome, Ga. In 1988.
>> Coach Meadows was the second youngest Scouting Supervisor in Major League Baseball during his contract with the Reds.
>> Before joining the Shorter College staff in 1988, Meadows served briefly as the Business Manager for the new South Atlantic League affiliate, Augusta Pirates.
>>During his professional career, Coach Meadows got the opportunity to meet some of the games great legends such as Billy Martin, Tommy Lasorda, Gene Mauch, Dick Williams, and many others.
>> He's a Former Major League East Coast Scouting Supervisor and Scout for the Reds and Brewers.
>> He was recognized by Georgia House of Representatives for career.
>> Has helped send hundreds of former players and training clients to every level of the game including MLB - Program served to help lead hundreds to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
>> Written and founded online training platforms such as FlawAssassin.com and CoachQuest.net.
>> Hosted own TV show in late 1990's on Comcast - The Pete Meadows Baseball Show.
>> Continues to maintain a private training business which has included over 25,000 camper exposures in over 20+ years.
>> Coach Meadows served two stints with the Milwaukee Brewers as an Associate scout.
>> Additionally, Coach Meadows served under West Georgia legendary coach, Archie White, where he got his start. Meadows also served under Kennesaw State University and national champion coach, Mike Sansing, while both were at Shorter College in Rome, Ga. In 1988.
>> Coach Meadows was the second youngest Scouting Supervisor in Major League Baseball during his contract with the Reds.
>> Before joining the Shorter College staff in 1988, Meadows served briefly as the Business Manager for the new South Atlantic League affiliate, Augusta Pirates.
>>During his professional career, Coach Meadows got the opportunity to meet some of the games great legends such as Billy Martin, Tommy Lasorda, Gene Mauch, Dick Williams, and many others.
The Coach Pete Meadows High School Baseball File:
>> Overall career record in ALL High School Games -
Wins - 279 Lost - 75 .782 PCT.
>> Overall career record in REGION Games - Wins - 108 Lost - 18 .857 PCT.
>> As the GISA NORTH ALL-STAR SQUAD HEAD COACH in 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999 he had a 6-1 Overall win-loss record in NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR games.
>> He was recognized by Georgia House of Representatives for career.
>> Featured on ESPN's Scholastic Sports America in 1996 with State Champions Augusta Christian squad.
>> Two time GA Coach of the Year - GISA 1996 & 1999.
>> Won 3-High School State Baseball Championships while playing in 5-total in his 12-year career.
>> Teams won at an 78% clip in all games coached and played for state championship nearly 50% of career.
>> Won 8-Regular Season Region Championships in 12-year career (67% of career).
>> Won Augusta Chronicle Independent Coach of the Year six times at three different schools.
>> Selected Region Coach of the Year seven times at four different schools.
>> Holds three Georgia GISA State Coaching Records - 1-First 30-0 Coach in the 40+ year history of the GISA; 2-Only Coach to Win a Region Championship in first season at new school FOUR times; 3-Only Coach to win 20-games of more 7-consecutive seasons.
>> Was the Winningest GISA Coach of the 1990's in only 8-season surpassing Bubber Adams of Stratford Academy (the previous 1970's & 1980's Winningest coach) who had all ten seasons in the 1990's:
1) Pete Meadows - 237- Total Games - 188-Wins - 49-Losses .793-Winning %
2) Bubber Adams - 249- Total Games - 185-Wins - 65-Losses .743-Winning %
>> Coach Meadows' Northpoint Academy squad of 2003 was 35-3 and defeated two nationally ranked teams in the nationally recognized Westminster Classic in Florida. Northpoint would go on to defeat the defending state champions, Killian Hill. 2-games to 0 in the AA State Championship in Atlanta, Georgia.
In his last game and last offensive inning as a high school coach, his State Championship team gave him a departing fireworks show in hitting FIVE home runs in the final inning including three in a row to clinch. Many believe the catalyst for the explosion was in great part do to the excitement generated from the previous inning's "phantom pick-off" trick play at second base, executed in what was a tight game at the time.
>> Helped to raise over $250,000 in major gifts and services in facility development and renovation at Augusta Christian from 1994-2000.
>> When he retired from ACS in 2000 as Head Baseball Coach, enrollments linked to his 7-year Enrollment Development efforts meant $500,000 annually to the schools budget.
>> Over 50-players from his high school team rosters have gone on to play collegiate and or professional baseball. Seven have played professionally including 5-players from the Northpoint squad.
>> Over 150-players from his training and high school programs have gone on to all levels of baseball.
>> His teams have also produced 2- collegiate All-Americas (Donnie Thomas & Brad Reed), numerous All-Conference selections, and one NCCA National Pitcher of the Year (Donnie Thomas).
>> Took a 2001 Westminster Prep squad, previously 24-124 in previous 9-season and with a 56-game region losing streak, to the schools first ever Region 4-AAA Championship and State Play-off wins in this miraculous single season turn around.
>> Overall career record in ALL High School Games -
Wins - 279 Lost - 75 .782 PCT.
>> Overall career record in REGION Games - Wins - 108 Lost - 18 .857 PCT.
>> As the GISA NORTH ALL-STAR SQUAD HEAD COACH in 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999 he had a 6-1 Overall win-loss record in NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STAR games.
>> He was recognized by Georgia House of Representatives for career.
>> Featured on ESPN's Scholastic Sports America in 1996 with State Champions Augusta Christian squad.
>> Two time GA Coach of the Year - GISA 1996 & 1999.
>> Won 3-High School State Baseball Championships while playing in 5-total in his 12-year career.
>> Teams won at an 78% clip in all games coached and played for state championship nearly 50% of career.
>> Won 8-Regular Season Region Championships in 12-year career (67% of career).
>> Won Augusta Chronicle Independent Coach of the Year six times at three different schools.
>> Selected Region Coach of the Year seven times at four different schools.
>> Holds three Georgia GISA State Coaching Records - 1-First 30-0 Coach in the 40+ year history of the GISA; 2-Only Coach to Win a Region Championship in first season at new school FOUR times; 3-Only Coach to win 20-games of more 7-consecutive seasons.
>> Was the Winningest GISA Coach of the 1990's in only 8-season surpassing Bubber Adams of Stratford Academy (the previous 1970's & 1980's Winningest coach) who had all ten seasons in the 1990's:
1) Pete Meadows - 237- Total Games - 188-Wins - 49-Losses .793-Winning %
2) Bubber Adams - 249- Total Games - 185-Wins - 65-Losses .743-Winning %
>> Coach Meadows' Northpoint Academy squad of 2003 was 35-3 and defeated two nationally ranked teams in the nationally recognized Westminster Classic in Florida. Northpoint would go on to defeat the defending state champions, Killian Hill. 2-games to 0 in the AA State Championship in Atlanta, Georgia.
In his last game and last offensive inning as a high school coach, his State Championship team gave him a departing fireworks show in hitting FIVE home runs in the final inning including three in a row to clinch. Many believe the catalyst for the explosion was in great part do to the excitement generated from the previous inning's "phantom pick-off" trick play at second base, executed in what was a tight game at the time.
>> Helped to raise over $250,000 in major gifts and services in facility development and renovation at Augusta Christian from 1994-2000.
>> When he retired from ACS in 2000 as Head Baseball Coach, enrollments linked to his 7-year Enrollment Development efforts meant $500,000 annually to the schools budget.
>> Over 50-players from his high school team rosters have gone on to play collegiate and or professional baseball. Seven have played professionally including 5-players from the Northpoint squad.
>> Over 150-players from his training and high school programs have gone on to all levels of baseball.
>> His teams have also produced 2- collegiate All-Americas (Donnie Thomas & Brad Reed), numerous All-Conference selections, and one NCCA National Pitcher of the Year (Donnie Thomas).
>> Took a 2001 Westminster Prep squad, previously 24-124 in previous 9-season and with a 56-game region losing streak, to the schools first ever Region 4-AAA Championship and State Play-off wins in this miraculous single season turn around.