Bowling Green State University-Main Campus Baseball

Coach Hallock College Kent State (2011) Malone (2016) Coaching History 2014 Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox (CCBL), Assistant Coach 2015-18 Malone, Assistant Coach 2019-20 Bowling Green, Assistant Coach 2021- Pres. Bowling Green, Head Coach Career Head Coaching Record 2021 Bowling Green, 20-30 (18-22) 2022 Bowling Green, 18-34 (14-24) 2023 Bowling Green, 20-30 (13-17) 2024 Bowling Green, 33-20 (24-6) MAC Regular Season Champs 2025 Bowling Green, 33-22 (19-11) Total (5 Years) Bowling Green, 124-136 (88-80) Coach Hallock will embark on his sixth season at the helm of the Falcons in 2026. Hallock became the 11th head coach in program history on July 24,2020. Over his first five seasons as the coach of the Falcons, BGSU posted a combined record of 124-136, being 88-80 in conference play. In 2024, Hallock led the Falcons to a MAC Regular Season title and was named MAC Coach of the Year. Hallock, who was hired by 30-year head coach Danny Schmitz in September of 2018, served as BGSU's pitching coach prior to his promotion. During his fifth season with the Falcons in 2025, Hallock and the Falcons put together another historic campaign. As a team, BGSU broke the program record for strikeouts in a season for the second straight year with 431 while also setting the record of innings pitched with 480.1 as well as fielding putouts with 1,441. The team also recorded an 11-game winning streak, tied for the third-longest in program history. Bowling Green tallied 33 wins over the course of the season

Ben Morse was named BGSU's director of strength and conditioning in April of 2022 after spending three years at Iowa. Morse oversees BGSU's strength and conditioning program. Between 2020-22 Morse worked with the Hawkeye football program where he was responsible for implementation of speed, agility, conditioning, power, strength and flexibility with the student-athletes. He previously was an intern with the Iowa football program in 2017. The Hawkeyes won 10 games in 2021, winning the Big Ten's West Division title and advancing to the conference championship game. Iowa concluded the season with an appearance in the Vrbo Citrus Bowl and was ranked 23rd in the nation in the final national rankings. Morse joined the Iowa program after serving as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Boston University for two years, where he worked with the men's basketball, men's soccer and swimming & diving programs. During his time at Boston University, the Terrier men's basketball team earned the 2020 Patriot League championship. Morse previously was part of the Terriers strength and conditioning staff as an intern and graduate assistant in 2016-17. Prior to his time in Division I athletics, Morse was a strength and conditioning coach and coordinator at Body Resolution in Williston, Vermont (2012-15). Morse is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and is also Strength & Conditioning Coach certified by the Collegiate Str

Jordan Barchus enters his second season at BGSU in 2026 after joining the Falcons ahead of the 2025 season. Barchus arrived in Bowling Green after spending the last three seasons at Clark College in Vancouver, Washington, including the last two as the Associate Head Coach. During his first season with the Falcons in 2025, Barchus and the Falcons put together another historic campaign. As a team, BGSU broke the program record for strikeouts in a season for the second straight year with 431 while also setting the record of innings pitched with 480.1 as well as fielding putouts with 1,441. The team also recorded an 11-game winning streak, tied for the third-longest in program history. Bowling Green tallied 33 wins over the course of the season, the first time with back-to-back 30-win seasons for the team since 2001-02. At the season conclusion, both Garrett Wright and Connar Penrod were named All-MAC First Team while Wright took home the MAC Defensive Player of the Year honor. In total, Wright broke three program records while Penrod broke one, being saves in a season with 12. With the Penguins, Barchus began as an assistant coach before being promoted to Associate Head Coach. In his role he worked with infielders, hitters and pitchers. In addition to his time with Clark College, Barchus was an assistant coach, including the third base coach, for the Portland Pickles in the West Coast League during the summers of 2020-24. With the Pickles, Barchus worked with infielders and hitt

Landon Willeman joined the Bowling Green baseball coaching staff ahead of the 2026 season following five years as a pitcher for the Falcons. In addition to s...

Matt Rembielak enters his sixth season as assistant baseball coach in 2026 and his fifth as the recruiting coordinator, being promoted following the 2021 campaign. Rembielak was a four-year letterwinner on the diamond at Akron. During his fifth season with the Falcons in 2025, Rembielak and the Falcons put together another historic campaign. As a team, BGSU broke the program record for strikeouts in a season for the second straight year with 431 while also setting the record of innings pitched with 480.1 as well as fielding putouts with 1,441. The team also recorded an 11-game winning streak, tied for the third-longest in program history. Bowling Green tallied 33 wins over the course of the season, the first time with back-to-back 30-win seasons for the team since 2001-02. At the season conclusion, both Garrett Wright and Connar Penrod were named All-MAC First Team while Wright took home the MAC Defensive Player of the Year honor. In total, Wright broke three program records while Penrod broke one, being saves in a season with 12. During his fourth season with Bowling Green in 2024, Rembielak assisted the Falcons to a program record 24 MAC wins while also tying the program record for MAC winning percentage (.800, 24-6). Bowling Green captured the MAC Regular Season title, the program's first since 2009. Additionally, BGSU had nine players receive a program record 14 All-Conference honors at the conclusion of the regular season. As a team, the Falcons broke the program records

In her first season with the Falcons in 2024, Sydney Craig, originally from Colorado, brings her passion for athletics and organizational expertise to Bowling Green State University as the new Director of Baseball Operations. While Sydney is a first-year student pursuing her degree in sport management, she is no stranger to the world of sports, already having six years of experience in the sport industry under her belt. While her experience is primarily in football, Sydney is excited to dive deeper into the baseball world serving BGSU as the Director of Baseball Operations, helping them attain their next MAC Championship. Sydney's diverse background and commitment to excellence make her a valuable asset to the Bowling Green State University baseball team. With a keen eye for detail, strong work ethic, and her undeniable pride and spirit to the team, she is dedicated to supporting the baseball program and ensuring its success both on and off the field.