Ted is entering his 21st year as General Manager for the LumberKings and 35th overall in professional baseball. In 2010, he was named the Midwest League's Executive of the Year as a result of guiding the LumberKings to their second-best attendance in franchise history (123,553). He oversaw the $4 million renovation made to Ashford University Field during the 2005 off season which has helped attendance growth each season.

Prior to joining the LumberKings, Ted spent four seasons as General Manager for the Butte, Montana Copper Kings of the Pioneer League. He earned Executive of the Year honors in 1996 while guiding the rookie short-season team to its first playoff appearance in seven years and its largest attendance in its franchise history.

Ted began his professional career in Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1984 before joining the Memphis, Tennessee Chicks in 1985. He handled the media operations for Bo Jackson's debut in professional baseball in 1986, as well as Jim Eisenreich's return to baseball in 1987. Ted then worked for Huntsville, Alabama's AA team in 1992 and as Assistant General Manager for the Jackson, Mississippi AA club.

Ted is married to Ruth and is the proud parent of sons Brett and Lucas.

Get to know Ted:

Favorite Sports Teams? Green Bay Packers & University of Wisconsin Badgers.
Favorite Sports Moment? My Sons' baseball games, watching Roberto Clemente play baseball & The Ice Bowl.
If you could spend the day with any one person, deceased or alive, who would it be? My father.
Favorite Movie and/or TV Show? The Natural, On Golden Pond & The Weather Channel.
Unforgettable LumberKings Moment? Opening Day 2006 & 2010 Midwest League Championship Series.
Best item on the Ashford University Field concessions menu? Everything.
Sporting event you would like to see in person in your lifetime? The running of the bulls in Pamplona.
Outside of work, you can find me.... Comtemplating life's mysteries.
As a kid, what did you want to be when you were older? Neil Armstrong
Favorite place to be in Clinton, IA? The ballpark.
Quote to live by? "Don't confuse efforts with results", "There's a big difference between free speech and cheap talk" & "The thing that I call living is just being satisfied with knowing I got no one left to blame"

Tyler Oehmen is the Director of Operations, and in his sixth year with the LumberKings, fifth as a full time staff member. Tyler handles all ticket operations, such as ticket printing and online sales, in addition to ordering and maintaining souvenir inventory. Tyler also manages game day and stadium operations.

A native of St. Louis, MO, Tyler attended Clarke University in Dubuque, Iowa and graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication. During his time at Clarke, Tyler played four years under a volleyball scholarship. While pursuing a Master's Degree in Organizational Leadership at Clarke, he interned with the LumberKings in 2014. He also interned with the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the USHL in 2014-15. During that time with the Fighting Saints, he worked the NHL/USHL Top Prospects Game. Tyler also worked in the Clarke Athletic Department on game day staff and sports information starting in 2011, including two years of managing the head role for game day operations. In his time in the Clarke Athletic Department, he worked and oversaw game operations for Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Golf, Track & Field/Cross Country, and more.

Get to know Tyler:

Favorite Sports Teams? St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Blues, St. Louis Rams (RIP 1995-2016), Clarke University Crusaders.
Favorite Sports Moment? Fighting cardiac arrest during Game 6 of the 2011 World Series.
Favorite Movie and/or TV Show? Movie: Dodgeball. TV Show: The Simpsons, Psych, The Office, Parks & Rec, and Futurama.
Unforgettable LumberKings Moment? Just about anything from the 2016 season. Five Millionth fan, Franchise record for wins, Western Division Championship, No-hitter, 18 wins in 19 games. What a season!
Best item on the Ashford University Field concessions menu? My custom "Tyler Burgers!" (These are now known as the Buzzsaw, added to the menu in 2017).
Sporting event you would like to see in person in your lifetime? The World Series (hopefully it's at Busch Stadium with a Cardinals Win)!
Outside of work, you can find me.... Annoying friends with Baseball facts.
As a kid, what did you want to be when you were older? A Baseball player and a Train Engineer. I was pretty determined that I could do both.
Favorite place to be in Clinton, IA? Ashford University Field of course!
Quote to live by? The two most important things in life are good friends and a strong bullpen. ~Bob Lemon

Erik Oas, in his third season in Clinton, is the radio "Voice" of LumberKings baseball. This will be his third year in Clinton. In addition to calling all 140 LumberKings games, Erik produces written content, contributes to social media, and assists with the team's ticket and sponsorship sales.

A native of San Diego, California, Erik attended San Jose State University (SJSU) and graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies. His broadcast career began while at SJSU calling games for Spartan hockey, football, volleyball, basketball, and baseball. Since graduating, Erik's resume reads a lot like Johnny Cash's "I've Been Everywhere." He has spent time in Palm Springs, California with the California Winter League; Klamath Falls, Oregon with the Gems of the West Coast League; Bellingham, Washington with the Bells of the same league; Melbourne, Australia with the Aces of the Australian Baseball League; and 2016 in Kannapolis, North Carolina with the Intimidators of the South Atlantic League. Away from baseball, Erik is known for his world famous guacamole and highly respected homemade wings and peppercorn steak.

Get to know Erik:

Favorite Sports Teams? San Francisco Giants!
Favorite Sports Moment? Seeing Johnathan Sanchez throw a no-hitter in 2009 vs. San Diego Padres
Favorite Movie and/or TV Show? Movie: The Godfather. TV Show: Frasier.
Unforgettable LumberKings Moment? Being brought on board by the Lumberkings.
Best item on the Ashford University Field concessions menu? Hot Dog, boring answer, but you can't beat a classic.
Sporting event you would like to see in person in your lifetime? Pamplona, running with the bulls.
Outside of work, you can find me.... Learning how to cook/ enjoying a nice IPA.
As a kid, what did you want to be when you were older? The guy who followed Jon Miller as the next Giants broadcaster (not a whole lot has changed).
Favorite place to be in Clinton, IA? Ashford University Field, duh.
Quote to live by? "I ain't ever had a job, I just always played baseball." - Satchel Paige

Reid Olson enters his third season as the LumberKings Head Groundskeeper. Reid joined the LumberKings from the St. Paul Saints and Minnesota Twins. He handles all field operations day-to-day and is on call whenever it rains!

Reid attended Vermilion Community College from 2003-2006 while also working at Bennett Family Park from 2000-2011. In 2010, he joined the Twins tarp crew at the brand new Target Field and remained there until coming to Clinton. In 2016, Reid was a seasonal assistant for the St. Paul Saints of the American Association. Prior to his time with the Saints, Reid also worked for the Edina Country Club from 2013-20015.

A native of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Reid has a wife (Casey) and a dog (Buddy).

Get to know Reid:

Favorite Sports Teams? Minnesota Twins
Favorite Sports Moment? Working 2014 MLB All-Star Game
If you could spend the day with any one person, deceased or alive, who would it be? My Grandfather
Favorite Movie and/or TV Show? Movie: Major League. TV Show: The Simpsons
Unforgettable LumberKings Moment? Witnessing Connor Grey's perfect game on September 1, 2017.
Best item on the Ashford University Field concessions menu? Looking forward to all of it
Sporting event you would like to see in person in your lifetime? World Series
Outside of work, you can find me.... Watching the Radar
As a kid, what did you want to be when you were older? Baseball Player
Favorite place to be in Clinton, IA? Ashford University Field
Quote to live by? "Grass grows by the inch, but it's killed by the foot."

Nick is originally from Rochester, Minn and moved to Johnston, Iowa in 2010. Nick graduated from Iowa State University with a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies in 2018. While pursuing his degree at Iowa State, he spent the 2016 season as a Game Operations intern for the Rochester Honkers of the Northwoods League where he managed two concession stands along with the luxury suite. Nick also worked as a Stadium Operations intern for the Iowa Cubs during the 2017 season dealing with all of the on-field promotions and stadium maintenance. After graduation, Nick moved to Missoula, Mont. and became the Food & Beverage Manager for the Missoula Osprey of the Pioneer League. While in Missoula, Nick was responsible for all the ordering, staffing, and operations of the concession stands. 

Get to know Nick:


Favorite Sports Teams: Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Timberwolves
Favorite Sports Moment: The Minneapolis Miracle. (Stefon Diggs game winning touchdown against the Saints)
Favorite Movie/TV Show: Movie: Anchorman TV Show: The Office, Family Guy
Unforgettable Lumberkings Moment: Getting the opportunity to join the organization!
Best Item on Ashford University Field Concessions menu: Hot Dog!
Sporting event you would like to see in person in your lifetime: Game 7 of the World Series (At Target Field) 
Outside of work you can find me: On the golf course, at the bowling alley, or watching sports.
Favorite Place to be in Clinton, IA: Ashford University Field!
Quote to live by?  "A life is not important except in the impact it has on others." - Jackie Robinson

Scott Damhoff is a face that everyone knows at the ballpark! Having served in many different roles for the LumberKings since his first season in 2003, "Scotty" can tell you the exact seats of just about any box seat season ticket holder and is able to help out in any fashion when needed. The Morrison, Ill. native currently resides in Clinton and is certainly a fan favorite! Scotty's main role is scheduling and supervising stadium ushers on game day and assisting fans in any way he can.

Get to Know Scotty:

Favorite Sports Teams? Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bulls
Favorite Sports Moment? Chicago Cubs World Series Win
Favorite Movie and/or TV Show? Movie: Grumpy Old Men TV Show: The Big Bang Theory
Unforgettable LumberKings Moment? LumberKings completing the largest comback in professional baseball history (16 runs)
Best item on the Ashford University Field concessions menu? Ice Cream
Sporting event you would like to see in person in your lifetime? A Super Bowl Game
Outside of work, you can find me.... Hanging out with friends & family
Favorite place to be in Clinton, IA? Eagle Point Park
Quote to live by? You never know how strong you are until you try