Landon joined the Baysox as Box Office Coordinator in 2014, later returning as the Box Office Manager for the 2015 season. He was promoted to the Baysox Business Manager in January, 2019. Before joining the Baysox, Landon was an intern for the West Virginia Power for the 2013 season, working in their box office as well. Prior to, Landon graduated from West Virginia University with a bachelor's in Business Management and Master's degree in Sports Management.

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Sean began with the Bowie Baysox in the fall of 2018. He has an extensive Minor League background having worked for the Evansville Otters, Beloit Snappers, and most recently the Bradenton Marauders as a Coordinator of Corporate Partnerships and Ticketing. Sean moved to the Bowie area in April, 2018. He has also worked with The Aspire Group as a new business consultant, selling season tickets for various University of Maryland sports. Sean is also fluent in Spanish and has worked with the Cultural Development Department of the Kansas City Royals in the Dominican to help introduce American culture to developing players.

Scott joined the Baysox as a Groups Event Manager in 2017. Prior to landing in the Bowie, he interned in group sales for the Reading Fightin Phils in 2017. He is a proud Spartan, graduating from York College of Pennsylvania with a degree in Sport Management in 2017. Scott is originally from Pine Hill, NJ and follows the major Philadelphia sports teams along with Notre Dame Fighting Irish football.

Mauricio is a long time Bowie resident and will earn his MBA from WVU in December, 2018. Prior to joining the Baysox, he worked for the West Virginia Black Bears as part of his college program. In addition to internships with WVU and University of Maryland Athletics, Mauricio has also worked with the Prince George's County Public Library system. Mauricio and his wife currently live in Bowie.

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Matt has been with the Bowie Baysox since 2004, when he started as an intern in the marketing department as a member of the Orange Ambassadors, then known as the Baysox Brigade. From there, he has moved up the front office ladder where he also spent time as a Group Events Manager and Sponsorship Manager. While he has spent most of his life in Maryland, he is a proud alumni of Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH where we graduated with a degree in Sport Management. You will often seem him proudly displaying his sports love for his Musketeers and the Stanley Cup Champion Washington Capitals.

Adam joined the Baysox in 2014 and serves as the team's lead radio broadcaster. Along with calling games, Pohl also works in business development and sponsorship sales for the organization. Prior to joining the Baysox, Pohl was with the Burlington Indians (2003-04), Salem Avalanche (2005-06) and Frederick Keys (2007-13). He is also the lead voice of Mount St. Mary's Basketball in the NorthEast Conference. Pohl has broadcast the last three Orioles Minor League Championships (Frederick, 2007, 2011 and Bowie 2015) and has twice called games at the NCAA Tournament for The Mount (2014, 2017).

Phil joined the Baysox in 1999. Prior to joining the Baysox, he worked for the Boston Red Sox and at the Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA. He is a proud alum of Southern New Hampshire University. Phil is an avid sports fan and fan of all Boston/New England Sports Teams. His wife and two children reside in Crofton.

Chris began his career and joined the Baysox in 2007 as the Marketing Assistant and Mascot Coordinator. He originally hails from Centreville, VA and is a graduate of the College of William and Mary. A fan of the San Francisco Giants and Washington Capitals, he spends his limited time away from the stadium distance running and trying to keep up with his two kids, Amy & Xavier.

Kelsey is a Prince George's County local! She grew up going to Baysox games and is excited to see new fans at the ballpark. Kelsey is a graduate of Millikin University with a Bachelors Degree in Athletic Training where she was also a swimmer. She also is a graduate of Southern New Hampshire with a Masters Degree in Sport Management.

Robby came to Bowie as a Communications Assistant prior to the 2018 season and joined the Baysox on a full-time basis during the ensuing offseason. Robby spent the two previous seasons also working in baseball: 2016 with the Double-A Corpus Christi Hooks and 2017 with the Triple-A Colorado Springs Sky Sox. A native of Westfield, Massachusetts, Robby graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2015, spending the last few college years working in the Media Relations Department for the Vols and Lady Vols.

Adam joined the Baysox in 2014 and serves as the team's lead radio broadcaster. Along with calling games, Pohl also works in business development and sponsorship sales for the organization. Prior to joining the Baysox, Pohl was with the Burlington Indians (2003-04), Salem Avalanche (2005-06) and Frederick Keys (2007-13). He is also the lead voice of Mount St. Mary's Basketball in the NorthEast Conference. Pohl has broadcast the last three Orioles Minor League Championships (Frederick, 2007, 2011 and Bowie 2015) and has twice called games at the NCAA Tournament for The Mount (2014, 2017).

Mitchell joined the Baysox as Video Production Manager in 2015. Prior to landing in Bowie, he interned for the Camden Riversharks in 2014 before working in downtown Philadelphia. He is a proud Philadelphia sports fan and graduated from Philadelphia University with a degree in Digital Animation in May of 2014. Mitchell was born & raised in the Philadelphia area and supports the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, & Sixers as well as the professional ultimate frisbee team the Philadelphia Phoenix.

Richard Douglas began working for the Baysox in 2019 after spending three years in Minor League Baseball. Richard recently was the First Assistant groundskeeper for the Triple-A Round Rock Express, as well as the Texas Rangers prior to that. A native of Overland Park, Kansas, Richard graduated from the University of Kansas in 2016. He resides In Alexandria, VA, with his wife Sam and pup Aspen.

Darlene joined the Baysox in 1996 as an Usher. Then, in 2000, she became the Baysox Director of Game Day Personnel, overseeing all aspects of our game day staff who work Baysox home games. Prior to her time with the Baysox, Darlene spent 33 years with the Federal Government, including time as a Firearms Instructor and Criminal Investigator. She was also assigned to the protection detail for the Secretary of Veterans Affairs in 1991. She is a native of Washington DC and loves her Washington Redskins. She has many fond memories of attending "Washington Senators" games at the former "DC Stadium." When that team departed the area, she subsequently became an avid Orioles fan.

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