Updated 3/1/23

Name	Position
Kirk Van Roekel	President ***
Margo Northrup	Treasurer
Derek Johnson	Secretary
Chad Babcock	VP - Intermediate Director/Safety Director
Tony Blake	VP - Minors Director
Jeff Runyan	VP - Pee Wee Director
Deanna Waldron	VP - Tee Ball Director
Derek Schiefelbein	Concessions/BankWest Tournament
John Keyes	BankWest Tournament
Dylan Dowling	Coaching Director
Jack Dokken	PR/Communications
Spencer O'Bryan	Umpiring Director
Trent Merkwan	Fundraising Director
Wayne Schaefbauer	Player Agent

CCBA Playup Policy

Capital City Baseball Association encourages players to play in their designated age division. However, in situations where a player’s ability and skills would be more properly matched by playing at a higher level, a parent or guardian may request to ‘play up’ to the next higher level by submitting said request in writing to the President of the Board of Directors prior to March 15th of each season. No play-up requests will be accepted after that date. Further, no player will be allowed to play-up more than one league year.

Once the request is made, the following process will dictate if the player is allowed to play-up to the next level.

1. The Player Agent will evaluate the player which may include contacting the player’s coach from the previous year(s) as well as an evaluation of the players skills. The Player Agent may approve the request, at which point he advances it to the league director for consideration in the draft. If the Player Agent denies the request, his decision is final and the player will remain in their designated age division.

2. If approved by the Player Agent, the player will be eligible for the draft in the higher league. The player MUST be drafted in the first five rounds to be eligible to play in that league. If this does not occur, the player will remain in their designated division.

Play-down requests may also be made and will be forwarded to the Player Agent for consideration. All requests to play-down will be made by the Player Agent and will be decided at least one week prior to the annual draft night.