Damon Lessler Named Head Baseball Coach at Johnson University
The university announced the appointment of Damon Lessler, a coach with nearly 15 years of experience, to lead its baseball program after Dave Serrano’s successful tenure.
Jul 28, 2026
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Dave Serrano Steps Down After Historic Tenure at Johnson University
After guiding Johnson University to its first 40‑win season and a NAIA World Series appearance, Dave Serrano has resigned as head coach, ending a tenure marked by historic wins and three previous conference championships.
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Dave Serrano Exits Johnson University After Transformative Tenure
After three seasons that turned Johnson University baseball into a national contender, Dave Serrano announced his departure to pursue family and professional opportunities.
Jun 24, 2026
Dave Serrano Exits Johnson University After Historic Baseball Tenure
After three seasons that transformed Johnson University’s baseball program, Dave Serrano steps down to focus on his sons’ careers, with Kyle joining Jacksonville State and Parker staying at Tennessee.
Jun 24, 2026
Johnson University Baseball Team’s Historic Season Ends in NAIA World Series Loss
Despite finishing the season with a program‑best 40‑14 record and qualifying for the NAIA World Series for the first time, Johnson University's baseball squad fell 11‑0 to Tennessee Wesleyan in an elimination game.
May 28, 2026
Johnson University baseball team secures historic NAIA World Series berth
The Royals finished the NAIA Opening Round undefeated, defeating Kansas Wesleyan twice in two days and securing a 9‑8 victory on May 13, paving the way for their first World Series appearance.
May 14, 2026