Jason Eller

Jason Eller Is the Head Coach for Sequoyah High School Baseball.

Eller served as Head Coach for Georgia College Baseball for four seasons. In his first three seasons, the Bobcats have exceeded all expectations, going 105-48. The Bobcats won back-to-back PBC Tournament Championships in 2017 and 2018 and were the 2018 PBC Regular-Season Champions as well, with a school-record 26 conference wins.

In 2019, GC went 26-21 with two victories over No. 4 North Georgia and a win over No. 15 Southern Indiana. The squad led the PBC in batting average at .311. The Bobcats put a school-record eight on the PBC All-Academic Team, and had the PBC Freshman of the Year in Cam Hill.

In 2018, the Bobcats were 44-12 with a 26-4 PBC mark. The Bobcats had the Region and PBC Pitcher of the Year and the Region and PBC Player of the Year as well as three All-Americans. The Bobcats put eight players on the All-PBC Team, Eller was PBC Coach of the Year, and Georgia College also had a league-best seven on the PBC All-Academic Team. A school-best three were chosen in the MLB Draft.

In 2017, the Bobcats were 35-15 with a 16-8 PBC mark. Brandon Benson was Region and PBC Player of the Year, and was chosen in the MLB Draft.

Eller spent the previous 11 seasons on the University of Georgia's coaching staff, including the last seven years as a full-time assistant under head coach David Perno. In June, 2012, he was named pitching coach after assisting Perno with the hurlers during the 2011 and 2012 seasons. Eller also coordinated UGA's recruiting efforts from 2007-12.

Eller coached or signed 11 players that played in the 2015 Major League Baseball (MLB) Playoffs.

Eller was a part of three Georgia squads that advanced to the College World Series (CWS), including in 2008 when the Bulldogs were the national runner-up. Eller made his mark as a recruiter, setting a new Bulldog standard with 49 players selected in seven Major League Baseball (MLB) drafts, including a school-record 11 signees in 2011. Georgia's 2011 recruiting class was ranked as high as No. 2 nationally by Perfect Game USA.

Eller came to the Bulldogs from his alma mater of Georgia State where he spent the 2002 season as an assistant on Mike Hurst's staff. Eller served as hitting instructor, worked with outfielders and was the team's strength training coordinator. He gained additional experience as a part of the East Cobb baseball program. He was the manager of the 2003 Perfect Game Junior Division champion East Cobb Braves. He served as manager of the 18 and under CABA World Series championship East Cobb Tigers squad in 2001 and assistant coach of the 2000 team that won the CABA World Series.

A 1998 graduate of Georgia State with a B.A. in Sociology, Eller was a four-year letterman for the Panther Baseball program from 1992-95.