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<--Back 2007 / 2008 Board President

John Buesing
President
817-657-1999 JohnBuesing@sbcglobal.net
Bio: I have had the privilege to be involved with the Colleyville Baseball Association since 2002 where I served as a head coach in the Recreational, All-Star and Travel Team arenas. I was elected to the CBA Board in 2003 as equipment manager and served in that capacity until August 2006 when I appointed as Travel Team Director for the AA and AAA programs. Born and raised in a small west Texas town, I enjoyed playing all youth athletics at a young age. In high school my interests turned to basketball and football. It was then that I developed my strong passion for football. I accepted a scholarship to play Football at Cisco Jr. College when I graduated high school. I then accepted a scholarship to Abilene Christian University where I finished my football career and graduated. My interests in baseball grew when my son, at a very early age, found his passion in baseball. Watching him grow and his show of devotion to the sport I found myself focusing and learning more about baseball so that I could help him pursue his dreams. I truly enjoy spending time with all of the kids in the CBA program and giving back to the community where my family and I live. I feel fortunate to be involved with a great organization that focuses on every child and helping them realize their dreams.

Board President Duties Defined
Duties of the Board President are defined as:

• To preside over all meetings
• To break any tie vote.
• To call Executive Board meetings as needed.
• To coordinate with the Secretary an agenda for every meeting.
• To communicate and work with the City of Colleyville and the Parks and Recreation Department towards the goal of providing the best supervised youth baseball in the metroplex.
  
• To manage the Officers of the association and ensure that all duties of the Executive Board are completed in a timely fashion.
  
• To appoint committees, and act as an ex-officio member at committee meetings.
  
• To perform such other duties as the Executive Board prescribes.
  
• To assist the Commissioner set up, organize, and conduct coach looks, and drafts for baseball.
  
• To select members of the Sportsmanship committee as defined by the bylaws: two non-board members and three board members.