Chad Harris, a native of Hot Springs, Ark., is currently in his third year as the head baseball coach at Clarke College.

Before Clarke College, Harris was a five-year assistant coach at Division III University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas. In his time at Ozarks, the program saw the team's most success in more than 10 seasons, having set numerous team records, along with individual hitting and pitching records. In addition to his pitching coach duties, Harris served as the head coach for the Ozarks' junior varsity team, along with serving as the head coach for the Oklahoma Kubs in the Sooner Collegiate League, a summer collegiate league based out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. As recruiting coordinator at Ozarks, Harris coached four ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans.

"Clarke is a great setting for student-athletes to be successful. Joining the NAIA has allowed us to build a higher level baseball program than Clarke has ever seen. It's not unheard of for NAIA programs to defeat NCAA Division I programs. With the right kids, we can make it happen quickly. I want guys on my team who are willing to work hard at everything they do. I would like to get our roster up to about 30-35 players to hopefully include a junior varsity program soon."

Harris earned his master of science degree in administrative studies with emphasis in sport management from Missouri State University.

Harris played his collegiate ball at the University of the Ozarks for two years, where he received Academic All-Conference honors in 2000, while graduating with a bachelor of science degree in social science.

Prior to Ozarks, Harris pitched for the nationally ranked North Arkansas College Pioneers while earning his associate of arts degree.

Jeremy Etchemendy joins the Clarke College coaching staff this year as assistant baseball coach, with responsibilities in hitting,defense and recruiting.A 2007 graduate of Clarke, Etchemendy was a three-year varsity baseball letterwinner for the Crusaders. A native of Lamoille, Nev., Etchemendy attended Cerro Coso Community College before transferring to Clarke. While a student-athlete at Clarke, Etchemendy earned Academic All-Conference and Dean's List honors.

In addition to his duties at Clarke, Coach Etchemendy has been named the head baseball coach of the Anson Roughriders. The Roughriders are a summer team based in the Tar Heel Summer Collegiate League out of Wadesboro, North Carolina. The Roughriders will have a roster of players from all levels of college baseball from NAIA to NCAA Division I-III and junior college.