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Prior to joining the staff at Regis University, Newton was the Head Coach at Erie High School and lead the Tigers to a 25-16 record and made the post season two of three years, one being the Covid year in which the season was cancelled.

Additionally, Newton has coached over the last 20 years at several high schools which include Niwot, Silver Creek and Lakewood. His responsibilities included pitchers, hitters and outfielders and over that time, those teams reached one final four, three final eights, two final 16's, three District Championships, two League Titles and 10 playoff appearances.

Newton began his college career at Lamar Community College where he pitched and played outfield for the Antelopes and then finished his college career at Regis University where he pitched, played outfield and first base.

After playing at Regis University, Newton stayed and was the Assistant Coach working with the pitching staff for the 1990 and 1991 seasons. The 1991 team was elected to the Regis University Hall of Fame.

Newton is a native of Colorado and grew up in Lakewood where he played all three sports at Alameda High School.

LaComb was named the RMAC Coach of the Year in 2022 after leading the Rangers to the program's best regular season finish in the RMAC standings (2nd) since joining the conference in 1997. Regis posted a record of 27-24-1 overall and 20-12 in conference. The team had three players (Justin Kleinsorge, Colten Chase and Roger Riley) all earn All-Conference honors, while Kleinsorge went on to be named Second Team All-Region. Academically, the Rangers had 21 student-athletes earn RMAC academic recognition while the team won the 2021-22 RMAC Brechler Award for the highest team GPA in the conference (3.433).

In the spring of 2021, LaComb and the Regis University baseball team finished the season 21-19 with a 17-17 record inside of the RMAC. The team opened the season winning 10-straight games, which is now cemented as the best start in program history. Regis qualified for the RMAC Tournament where they matched up with the #3 seeded UC-Colorado Springs. After falling to UCCS, RU's tournament hopes came to an end at the hands of #1 ranked Colorado Mesa University in the second game of the RMAC Tournament (double-elimination). During the regular season, Regis reached as high as sixth in the NCBWA South Central Regional Poll.

LaComb guided the Rangers to an 8-10 record overall during his first season, including a 4-0 record at home on account of a four-game sweep over Northern State from Feb. 28-March 1. Additionally, 11 student-athletes made the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) All-Academic Honor Roll under his watch.

Prior to taking the helm at Regis, he served as an assistant coach for three years at RU. During his first two years, LaComb helped the Rangers secure three All-Conference, one All-Region, and one national Gold Glove selection. He has helped coach nine additional All-Conference players.

Before being an assistant coach, LaComb was a standout player at RU (2014-16), bolstering a career batting average of .361, which ranks 18th all-time in Rangers baseball history. In addition, he was a coach at the Catalyst Baseball Club, located in Golden, Colo., and an instructor at the Las Vegas Baseball Academy in Las Vegas, Nev.

LaComb spent two seasons at Mesa Community College in Mesa, Ariz., before joining Regis. He was named captain of the MCC team that won the NJCAA Division II National title in 2014 with a 52-13 record.

Playing their first season in The Summit League, the Bears posted the third best team batting average in 2022 and ranked second behind Oral Roberts with 14 triples.

Prior to his time at UNC, Jolley spent eight seasons as the Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Centenary College of Louisiana where he helped produce two freshman Louisville Slugger All-Americans and two All-Summit League performers. He also assisted in the recruiting of future MLC pitcher Seth Lugo, who was drafted by the New York Mets in 2010.

The Gents would also notch four Southern Collegiate Conference Championships (2013, 2015, 2017 and 2018) and one NCAA West Regional during Jolley's tenure, while working with 56 players named All-Conference, 2 SCAC Players of the Year, two SCAC Pitcher of the Year awards, including 2015 MLB draftee Taylor Henry.

Jolley also boasts coaching stops at Bossier Parish Community College (2004-2010), where he helped send more than 50 players on to the Division I level and coached 10 MLB draft picks. He also served as an associate scout for the Pittsburg Pirates organization from 2008-2009.

As a player, Jolley began his career at Lassen Community College before finishing his career at Louisiana State University-Shreveport. He transferred to LSUS from Centenary College, where he was a 2003 First Team All-Independent selection as well as First Team All-Louisiana.

Lautz played baseball at Santa Barbara City College from 2016-2018 before transferring to Concordia University Irvine in Irvine, CA for the 2019 and 2021 seasons. He finished his Concordia University Irvine playing career with a .343 batting average and a .448 on-base percentage.

In 2021, he was recognized as among the best NCAA DII players in the West Region by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) with First Team All-Region honors. He was also named First Team All-Region by the Division Two Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA).

Prior to college, Lautz attended Agoura Hills High School in Agoura Hills, California.

Lautz earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Science and is pursuing two master’s degrees, one in Coaching and Athletic Administration and the second is a Master’s in Organizational Leadership.