Shorecrest Athletic Director named Northwest Umpires Association Baseball Coach of the Year

Shoreline, WALocal News

Alan Bruns, Athletic Director and Baseball Coach at Shorecrest High School, received the Northwest Umpires Association Baseball Coach of the Year Award, honoring his exceptional leadership. Representatives Peyton Coffin and Thom Denholm surprised Bruns with the award during a school assembly, recognizing his contributions to the baseball community. His coaching philosophy emphasizes respect, teamwork, and sportsmanship, positively influencing student-athletes. Bruns has fostered a supportive environment that encourages growth and development in young players. The award reflects the significance of dedicated coaching in shaping positive experiences in youth sports.

Local parents and students have praised Bruns for his commitment to the team's success and individual player development. This recognition not only honors Bruns but also highlights the role of high school athletics in building character and community. His achievement serves as an inspiration for aspiring coaches in the region.

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