Staff Biographies

Lee Martin (Owner / General Manager)-  Coach Martin currently is in his Second Season season as the Head Baseball Coach at Columbine HS. Where Coach Martin was named the 2018 & 2019 Denver Prep League Coach of the Year after winning back to back 5A Denver Prep League Championships. While at Lincoln HS Coach Martin's was 53-27. He was the Varsity Pitching Coach at Mountain Vista HS for 2 years and was the Varsity Pitching Coach at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado for 8 Years. In first 13 years of coaching HS baseball in Colorado, Coach Martin's pitchers have compiled a 186 - 77 record (including the playoffs), 14 State Playoff appearences, 8 District  Championship Games, 4 Jeffco League Titles, 2 DPL 5A League Title, 7 District Championship Titles, 7 Final Eights, 6 Final Fours, 1 State Championship Title, and 10 All State Pitchers. Previous to Columbine, he spent 3 years at Johnson and Whales University as the Head Baseball Coach (NAIA-Denver campus) . One year as a graduate assistant pitching coach at Long Beach State University. One year at Long Beach City College, serving as the pitching coach. Two years as an associate scout for the Seattle Mariners organization. A volunteer coaching stint with USA Baseball for the 2003 Pan Am Games. Coach Martin teamed up with Coach Chuck Gillman to win the 2006 5A Colorado High School State Championship with Columbine High School. In his short coaching career, Coach Martin has coached and instructed many college and pro players.

As a player, Coach Martin played his high school baseball in San Diego, California. To be followed with a college baseball career that saw him play baseball at Long Beach City College (Junior College) and Long Beach State University (officially: California State University Long Beach). Coach Martin had the opportunity to also play summer baseball in Alaska, Kansas, California, and brief time in Cape Cod, Mass. Coach Martin received many honors in high school and college as a player. Some highlights were an Area Code selection in high school. All Conference at Long Beach City College. He was a Division 1 pitcher at Long Beach State University. Unfortunately due to an injury, Coach Martin’s playing career came to an end just a few weeks prior to the end of his senior season.. Coach Martin spent a short stint with the Long Beach Breakers of the Independent Professional league.