John McCambridge

Stellar seasons by McCambridge and Klein made the '09 season one to remember as Licking County compiled 22 wins in the regular season to take fourth place.  McCambridge made his living on the basepaths, where he once again finished atop the league in stolen bases (24).  Klein, meanwhile, served as the staff ace, holding down a 1.70 ERA in seven starts while leading the team with 37 innings pitched. 

A pair of southpaws, Brent Choban (Ohio University) and Justin Warrington (Ball State University) join Phil Kaiser (Bradley University) as the other familiar faces for Licking County entering the team's fifth year in existence. 

For a complete look at the Settlers roster, click here. 

Licking County enters its fifth year in existence, coming off of a banner year for the Settlers in Newark.  A 22-13 mark, a fourth-place regular season finish, and the organization's first postseason appearance in the new six-team playoff format highlighted the '09 successes. 

The Settlers move forward with new names and faces in 2010, but expectations remain high as two-year assistant coach Brian Meyer takes over as head coach for Kyle Sobecki. 

With the schedule already set for the '10 season, the Settlers look forward to renewing some of the blossoming rivalries while adding two new opponents to the schedule.  The Delaware Cows return to the GLSCL after a one year hiatus while Lexington, Kentucky joins the league to compile an 11-team field. 

As the season approaches, check back on the blog for all the exciting news and information to get you ready for the 2010 Licking County Settlers' season.

Brian Meyer

Meyer currently serves as an assistant coach for the Wright State Raiders and brings a wealth of coaching experience to the table for Licking County in '10.  An '04 graduate of Otterbein College, Meyer spent three seasons as an assistant at his alma mater.  Click here for more information on the Settlers third manager in organization history. 

Licking County earned a 22-13 record in '09, the most successful season in Settlers history, capturing the team's second ever playoff berth in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League postseason.  The 2010 season begins on June 11th at 5 p.m. when Licking County travels to take on Stark County at Walsh University in Canton. 

The Licking County Settlers enter their fifth season in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League looking to build off their most successful season in organization history.  Click here for the complete league schedule for the 2010 summer, highlighted by Licking County opening up the festivities when they travel to Canton to take on Stark County in the league opener on June 11th at 5 p.m.