Trey McCall is entering his seventh season as Head Baseball Coach at Emory & Henry College. Hired in the fall of 2005, he is the first full-time head coach in the history of the Wasps' program.

A legendary high school baseball star at Abingdon High School, McCall caught for the Falcons and had ferocious power as a hitter. After his high school graduation, he was selected as the 16th pick of the First Round in the 1985 Major League baseball draft.  McCall spent four and a half seasons in the Philadelphia Phillies organization and progressed to the major league spring training camp for the 1988 season.    

McCall spent several years working in the financial industry after completing his undergraduate degree, before returning to baseball as the Head Coach at Abingdon High School from 1999 to 2005.  During his seven years at Abingdon, McCall led his team to four appearances in the regional play-offs and an undefeated regular season in 2004. McCall assumed his current duties as the E&H Head Coach in 2005.

He was named Assistant Athletic Director in the fall of 2006 and served as Interim Athletic Director from August 2009 to March 2010. As Assistant AD, McCall is responsible for facilities oversight and the athletic department’s special projects.

McCall attended Emory & Henry during the off-season while playing in the minor leagues, and he graduated from Emory & Henry in 1991 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in business. He completed his master’s degree in Physical Education at East Tennessee State University in 2008. He resides in Abingdon with wife Laura Sykes McCall (E&H ’91) and two daughters, Katherine and Elizabeth.

Wayne Miller is in his first season as the Assistant Baseball Coach at Emory & Henry College. Miller comes to Emory after serving as an Assistant Coach at Bearden HS in Knoxville, Tenn., for the 2011 season.

During the summer of 2011, Miller served as an assistant coach for the Alexandria Aces in the Cal Ripken Collegiate Summer League and has coached summer baseball camps for the past four years.

A four-year starter at Samford University of the Southern Conference from 2007 to 2010, Miller started 174 contests at second base and centerfield and holds a .328 career batting average. He was selected to the All-Southern Conference Second Team and earned Academic All-Southern Conference and ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District honors as well. In 2009, Miller received the SoCon’s Coleman Lew Leadership Award.

Miller is also highly involved in community service. He has been a part of child mentorship programs, worked with homeless outreach organizations during the holidays and had worked with inner city youth.

A 2010 graduate of Samford, Miller holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and German.