Baseball Victoria Pennant Committee
Kerry Gasner (Chairperson)
- Waverley Baseball Club - junior player (1988-1993), senior player (1991-2015), junior/senior assistant coach (2006-2015), board member (2012, 2017-2020), president (2020-present)
- Baseball Victoria - state head coach u16/u18/u23 (2009-2017), Melbourne Aces Academy Coach (2012-2017)
- MLB Australian Academy Program Field Coach (2013-2015)
- Oakland Athletics Coaching Intern - Instructional Ball (2015)
- Houston Astros Scout - Australian Eastern Seaboard (2013-2017)
- Club Presidents & Secretaries Chair - BV Board appointed position (2019-20)
Siobhan Stephenson
- Springvale Lions - long-time Women's Premier League player and coach (14-time premiership winner)
- Three-time Victorian representative (2006, 2007 & 2014)
- 2007 Australian Women's Championship winner
Mark Gooding
- 1968 - started playing juniors with Bonbeach, continued playing for next two decades and eventually took on coaching, managing the Knox C Grade team to a grand final in 1988
- 1997 - offered the ABL-sponsored opportunity to attend the Harry Wendelstedt School for Professional Umpires in Florida, USA
- 1998-2011 BUAV Committee
- 25 years of umpiring experience (highest level IBAF ICC, Taichung) - includes Director of Umpiring, Victoria and national umpire panels
- Served on Pennant Committee from 2006-2016, Tribunal from 2017-2019
Jon Kennedy
- Current member of Team Australia (senior men's national team), represented at the 2017 and 2023 World Baseball Classic and 2019 Premier 12 tournament
- Represented Australia at a junior national level in both the 2012 U19 AAA World Baseball Championship in Seoul, South Korea and the U23 World Baseball Championship in Taichung, Taiwan
- Played professionally in the Atlanta Braves Baseball Organisation in USA reaching AAA from 2016-2019, Melbourne Aces (2012 - present)
- Involved in a variety of coaching clinics at local clubs and schools, including BV School Holiday Camps
- 2019-present: Malvern senior club pitching coach, junior club coach, and U8 t-ball program director
Micheal Nakamura
- Talented, retired professional baseball player with proven expertise in baseball rules, regulations and competitive strategies
- Second Victorian to play in the MLB, making his pitching debut on 7 April 2003 with Minnesota Twins
- Played in Japanese Professional Leagues from 2005 to 2012
- Australian Baseball Hall of Fame member and two-time Olympian
- College education at the University of South Alabama in business administration and management, extensive knowledge of the college pathway and current market where players seek college opportunities