Baseball

Clay Milas Steps Into Interim Head Coach Role for Webb City Baseball

After Andrew Doennig's departure, longtime assistant takes the reins for the upcoming season

A New Chapter for Cardinals Baseball

Webb City High School announced that Clay Milas will serve as the interim head coach for the 2026‑27 baseball season, stepping into the role after Andrew Doennig resigned to launch a new program in Florida.

Milas has been closely associated with the Cardinals program for several years, first as a player under former coach Bryce Darnell and later as a graduate assistant while completing his teaching duties in high school business.

Background and Experience

During his two‑year tenure as Doennig’s assistant, Milas helped shape the team's strategy and development, drawing on his own playing experience with Darnell and the mentorship of Bryce Darnell, who guided him for three seasons.

His dual role as educator and coach has given him a unique perspective on player growth, blending academic insight with on‑field expertise.

Looking Ahead to the 2026‑27 Season

The Cardinals are preparing for a competitive schedule, with expectations that Milas’s deep familiarity with the program will sustain momentum built over recent years. Community members and players alike anticipate a seamless transition as the team aims for a strong performance in the upcoming season.

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