UMD Athletics

Baseball Head Coach (1979-2005)
Football Assistant Coach (1977-99)
Head Equipment Manager (1978-2012)
Football Center/Nose Tackle (1969-72)
Baseball Outfielder (1972-73)

Launched a 27-year head baseball coaching career with the Bulldogs in 1979 and skippered UMD to a 550-357-3 overall record (a .606 winning percentage), four Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference regular season titles (1992, 1993, 1999, and 2003), one NCAA II Regional berth (2003), two NAIA Area 4 playoff appearances (1990 and 1991) and just three seasons of sub-.500 ball ... helped produce four Major League Baseball draft picks, eight professional players, seven NCAA II All-Central Region selections and one American Baseball Coaches Association Division II All-American ... twice earned NSIC Coach of the Year recognition (1999 and 2003) ... was promoted to the  head coach position after a five-year assistant coaching stint (1973-78) under Al Holland ... took over as UMD’s chief equipment manager in 1978 and also spent 23 seasons as an assistant coach with the football Bulldogs ... lettered four years – two as a starter -- in football and was the recipient of UMD’s Outstanding Lineman Award and an All-Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference selection in 1972 ...was a regular in the Bulldog lineup during the school’s first two seasons of varsity baseball ... is the namesake of the Scott "H.B." Hanna Baseball Scholarship at UMD ... graduated from UMD in 1973 with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education and a minor in health education ...  long-time member of the Normanna Volunteer Fire Department and local high school baseball, football and softball official ... was born and raised in Duluth and is a Duluth Central High School graduate.