The Coaches
Head Coach - Bryan Donohue
Bryan Donohue is entering his sixth year as the head coach of the saints. Since his first season with the Saints, 2008, Mt. Hood has compiled a record of 158-71. They also have recorded three 3rd place finishes and one 2nd place finish in the NWAACC tournament while Donohue received southern region coach of the year honors in ’08, ‘09, '11 and '12. Last year, with a record of 39-11, the Saints brought back the southern region title for the 4th time in Donohue’s 5 years at the helm.
Donohue is a graduate of Sam Barlow High School of Gresham, Oregon, where he was an all-state player for Steve Stebbins (son of former MHCC head coach Dale Stebbins) and the Bruins. As a member of the 2005 Southern Regional champion Mt. Hood saints, Donohue received 1st team all-region honors in addition to a 2nd team all NWAACC award as an outfielder. He continued onto George Fox University where he was an all Northwest Conference first baseman and a 2nd team All-West Region selection during both of his seasons at GFU, playing for current Oregon State assistant coach, Pat Bailey. In 2006, he was a first team All-regional tournament selection and in 2007 was voted as a 2nd team All-American by DIII Baseball.com. Bryan currently holds the all-time career batting average record at George Fox University. Bryan graduated with honors from George Fox with a bachelor’s degree in business with a concentration in marketing.
Immediately following his playing career, Donohue became the head coach of the Gresham Mountaineers summer collegiate baseball team, an affiliate of the Corvallis Knights (of the WCL), who Donohue played for in 2006. In their first two years, they recorded an overall record of 58 - 15. He now is a head coach in the WCL Portland where he has won 2 league championships in its first 3 seasons.
You can contact Coach Donohue at Bryan.Donohue@mhcc.edu.
Hitting-Infield/Assistant Coach -Bill Clontz
Pitching/Assistant Coach - Korey Kier
Strength-Conditioning/Assistant Coach - Justin Speer