Steve Wallo
Manager/Head Coach

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Steve
Wallo is in his 34th year of coaching and his seventh year managing and
coaching this program. In 2005, Wallo moved his Beaverton Blaze 14A
team to 16A then to the Oregon Silver Bullets organization in 2006 and
finally to 18 Gold in 2007.
Wallo
spent the early part of his coaching career coaching several sports at
the junior high and high school levels. Included in his experience are
head baseball positions at Marshall and Jesuit High Schools. He also
was the head American Legion Coach at Wilson High. At the prep level he
also coached football, basketball and skiing. Wallo moved to the
collegiate level in 1988 and spent over 17 years as a college coach and
then athletics administrator at the NCAA III level.
In the
early-1990s, Wallo started coaching at the youth level with both Little
League and Junior baseball. Coach Wallo started assisting with softball
in 2000 and took over the Blaze 14A team in 2004. His teams have
qualified for ASA Nationals five of the past six years, at 14A, at 16A
twice and in 2008 and 2010 at 18 Gold. His 2005 14A team won the 14A
Northwest Regional, while his 2007 16A team won the Oregon State
Championship and placed 13th at the ASA Nationals. The 2008 OSB 18 Gold
team advanced to Oklahoma City and Gold Nationals after winning the NW
Regional Championship. Last year, the Bullets advanced to the Gold
National Tournament hosted in Marietta, Georgia.
Coach
Wallo’s son Bryan is an assistant coach for the Bullets while his
daughter Megan, a former Silver Bullet member, is a softball
student-athlete at Portland State University. She will also serve as an
assistant coach during the summer season. Steve and his wife, Cindy,
live in Aloha.
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