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Joseph Vreonis new Manager of Greek Baseball National Team

Posted on July 19, 2017July 19, 2017 by philipp

Press release Greek Baseball Federation

Joe Vreonis2The Greek Baseball Federation (HABF) hereby announces the selection of Mr. Joseph Dennis Vreonis as the new Field Manager of the Greek National Baseball Team for the upcoming 2017 European B Pool Qualification Tournament that will take place in the city of Belgrade, Serbia.  Besides Greece, the tournament will include the National Teams from Serbia, Bulgaria, Austria, Switzerland, and Israel.

Vreonis is an American of Greek heritage and his family was originally from the beautiful Greek island of Zakynthos.  He has an extensive CV with many years of coaching experience with the Greek National Team in every tournament that Greece participated in from 2010 to now.  He was both our Pitching Coach and a player who Pitched for the team on several occasions.  Since 2013 he has been the Head Baseball Coach at Liberty High School in Brentwood, California, U.S.A.  Earlier in his career, he has also held various Head Coaching positions and Pitching Coach positions at a variety of schools in California where he consistently coached winning teams.

The HABF is proud to have Joseph D. Vreonis on board as our National Team’s Field Manager.  The players know and respect him and are very much looking forward to playing under his guidance.

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