Musketeer Baseball
...excellence, on and off the field
Head Coach Scott Fullerton has been involved with Musketeer Baseball since 1989. He took the reigns from Head Coach David Rhodes in 1995. His coaching career included stops at his alma mater Channel Islands and Westlake before moving to Moorpark.
Coach is a lifetime resident of Ventura County and is married to, wife of twenty years, Carolyn. They have three boys, Jacob, 18, Bradley, 14, and Ty 4 and reside in Moorpark. He prepped at Channel Islands High School graduating in 1981 for the legend Don Cardinal.
Under his helm the program has moved from the Tri-Valley League to the Frontier League to the powerful Marmonte League. "I've enjoyed the move up the ladder to what is one of the finest baseball leagues in the country. After playing in this league players are ready for success at the next level". He reached the 200 win mark in the beginning of the 2009 season and has led the Musketeers to a Frontier League title in 1998 and two Marmonte league titles. ('02 & '04)
Sixty of his players have moved on to the collegiate ranks. Sixteen are current college or professional players. "One of the most gratifying parts of coaching is seeing our guys move on to higher levels of baseball." Academics are heavily stressed with varsity teams typically carrying a 3.3 or above team GPA."I want our teams to respect the game and play it with class. Our players set a fine example of what a student athlete is supposed to be and are leaders on and off the field."
He also runs one of the top tournaments in California. The Easton Tournament is in it's sixth year and it attracts many powerhouse programs in the area. Each year the tournament has grown through the generous support of Easton. It has expanded to include all three levels.
Under his reign the facility has been transformed into one of the finest in the area. Dugouts, bleachers, foul poles, scoreboard, locker room, two tunnel batting cage, snack bar, and video room are just a few of the improvents over the years. "The atmosphere created at our home games is top notch for a high school baseball program. It has been made possible by contributions of hundereds of people over the years. Come out and check out some games. As always, admission is free."
He earned All-Marmonte League, All Ventura County honors before moving to Ventura College. After an all Western State Conference career at Ventura he finished his last two years at Westmont College in Santa Barbara majoring in Physical Education. He has been a Moorpark teacher for twenty-one years.
