Entering his second year as the Kingman High School Head Coach, Richard brings an outstanding coaching and playing background to the KHS bench. In 2003 Coach Felton was named as the Arizona North Region Baseball Coach of the Year as he led his team at Joseph City High School to a State Championship. Coach Felton has also been the head coach at Mohawk High School in Oregon, and an assistant coach at Junction City and Marshfield high schools in Oregon.

Coach Felton played baseball and graduated from Southwestern Oregon CC in 1997 and then from Oregon State University in 1999, where he received his Bachelors of Arts degree in Exercise Sport Science and Psychology. He then went on to Pacific University to receive a Masters of Arts degree in Teaching. Currently he is working toward his Principals Certification at Northern Arizona University while teaching health and physical education at KHS.

Coach Felton has been married to his wife, Kimberly, for 18 years and has five sons: Ethan 17, Elliot 16, Devin 4, Kaleb 3, and Jacob 2. Coach Felton is heavily involved in his church, where he also serves as the Youth Pastor to the teens at College Park Southern Baptist Church.

Entering his fifth year as a varsity assistant coach, Chad is responsible for calling the pitches and leading the pitchers here at KHS. He is a graduate of Aquinas College in Grand Rapids MI, where he was a left-handed pitcher for four years. Besides being the pitching coach for the Bulldogs, he also coaches women's golf in the fall.

Chad enjoys living an active lifestyle, and when he is not on the baseball field you might find him on the golf course or somewhere being one with nature. Chad also enjoys traveling.

The KHS Baseball program is proud to have Chad in its ranks, and we look forward to the consistent outings Chad is able to get out of the pitching staff.

Rick is a great guy...

Entering his first year as a Bulldog coach, Dirk will be taking over the reigns of the JV program. Although Dirk does not have the conventional type of experience you see from coaches, he has been around the game for quite some time and is a student of the game.