CAVALIERS BASEBALL

Coach Jason Washburn enters his seventh year as coach of the Cavaliers. Prior to opening the doors at College Park Coach Washburn served as head coach at Willis High School, guiding them to the Regional Semi-finals and Regional Quarter-finals in 2001 and 2002, respectively. He took over the reigns of the Spring High School baseball program in 2003 and advanced to the semi-finals of the State Tournament in 2004. He also served two seasons as the varsity assistant for the Kingwood Mustangs and was the sophomore coach at The Woodlands High School in 1997. Washburn was selected by fellow Houston area coaches in 2001 to coach in the Houston Area Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game and spent the 2002 summer coaching for Team Florida USA. After graduating from Conroe HS in 1990, Coach Washburn went on to play baseball at Lee Jr. College. He then became a member of the 1993 Southwest Conference champion Texas A&M baseball team. In 1994 and 1995 Washburn had the privilege of serving as a student-coach under longtime Aggie skipper and current head coach at Sam Houston State University, Mark Johnson, while earning a degree in kinesiology. Coach Washburn and his wife have been married for sixteen years and have three wonderful children.

Coach Cortez is in his seventh year on the Cavalier staff.  He is in his thirteenth year coaching as he spent his first four years at Dueitt Middle School in Spring ISD coaching football and track.  More recently, before joining College Park, he spent three years coaching the sophomore baseball team at Spring High School.  Growing up in a military family, Coach Cortez spent much time on both coasts and graduated from high school in Virginia Beach, Virginia.  He began college at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, and eventually transferred to Texas A&M University  Corpus Christi from where he graduated in 1999.  Coach Cortez has been married ten years to his wife, who is a teacher in Magnolia ISD.  They have two children.

Coach Dumlao will be starting his third year on the Cavaliers coaching staff. Coach lettered in both football and baseball, earning All District Honorable Mention in both as a split end and second baseman while at Alief Hastings HS from which he graduated in 1988. He is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, TX, where he also played Lumberjack Baseball as a walk-on. He has been in education for 15 years and has coached baseball for 12 years, most recently at Cy Springs. During his tenure at Cy Springs he was selected to coach at the Houston Area Baseball Coaches’ Association All Star Game. He and his wife of six years have two children.