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  Blaine Steiner
Coach Blaine Steiner
Player Profile
Position:
Assistant Coach

Hometown:
Bismarck, ND

BGovs Coach:
6th year

Experience:
18 years

Education:
St. Mary's Central High School (1987)University of North Dakota (1992)

South Dakota State University (1995)

 

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2009: This is Coach Steiner’s sixth year as Assistant Coach for the Governors. Steiner is also the web administrator for the Bismarck Governor's web page, www.bgovs.org.

 

Before BGovs: Coach Steiner has been a coach with the Bismarck Parks and Recreation summer baseball program for over 18 years, starting in 1988.  During his years with Parks and Recreation, Steiner has been involved with Babe Ruth Baseball since 1989 and served as the coordinator for the 13-15 year-old Babe Ruth Program in 2001.  Steiner was an assistant coach on Mike Skytland’s teams that won state championships at the Bambino (1993); 13-year-old (1993); and 14-year-old (1999) levels.  Their 1995 Bambino and 2000 15-year-old teams both won the Midwest Plains Regional Championship and placed fifth at the Babe Ruth World Series.  In 2003, Coach Steiner’s 13-year-old Babe Ruth team won the state championship and competed in the Midwest Plains Regional.

Off the field: Coach Steiner just completed his ninth year as an Assistant Professor and the Athletic Training Program Director at "America's Leadership University", the University of Mary.  He has over 16 years of athletic training experience including work with the Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League, the Frappier Acceleration Programs in Bismarck and Minot; and Medcenter One Health Systems in Bismarck providing athletic training services to area high schools. In addition to his teaching and athletic training responsibilities at U-Mary, Blaine volunteers his time to work on the "Chain Gang" at all the Marauder home football games. He is serving his third term as Vice-President of the North Dakota Athletic Trainers' Association (NDATA). During the off-season, Steiner is an Instructor for the University of Mary Marauders Baseball Camp and the Midwest Baseball Academy Spring Camp at Bismarck State College.

 

Steiner also volunteers his time to help with the Open Your Heart Campaign sponsored by the Legionnaires of Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1 of the American Legion.

To play the game is great; to win the game is greater;

but to love the game is the greatest of all.