Camron Wayland, President
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
Camron Wayland, President
Camron is an educator, coach, Assistant Athletic Director, and lifelong sports fan. He grew up around many different sports and found a passion for the relationship between sport and business. A sport and recreation management alumnus of James Madison University, Camron’s passion for sports only grew as he worked as a student facility man
Camron is an educator, coach, Assistant Athletic Director, and lifelong sports fan. He grew up around many different sports and found a passion for the relationship between sport and business. A sport and recreation management alumnus of James Madison University, Camron’s passion for sports only grew as he worked as a student facility manager at the Atlantic Union Bank Center, and upon graduation, an interim facility manager at Veterans Memorial Park in Harrisonburg. Camron is no stranger to the VBL, as he enters his 6th season overall in the league, and his 4th with the Cavaliers.
Eric Good, Vice President
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
Camron Wayland, President
Eric is the Vice President of Facilities and Property Maintenance for the Culpeper Wellness Foundation. He has been involved in health and wellness services for 30 years and has won numerous awards and recognitions. Eric spent summers as a kid working for the Shenandoah Indians and played for Valley League Hall of Famers Wayne Comer and Larry Dofflemyer.
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
Billy is an English teacher at Culpeper Middle School. Billy was a 4-year varsity pitcher at Madison County High School. He was a bat boy for the Madison Blue Jays of the Valley Baseball League when is father was the coach. Billy has coached high school baseball for the past 20 years.
Troy Ralston, Founder and Treasurer
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
William (Billy) Mitchell, Secretary
Troy is a retired higher education executive who founded Culpeper Community Baseball, Inc. in 2022. He now enjoys coaching baseball and golf, teaching undergraduate business administration courses, owning and managing a small business, and scouting amateur baseball players. Troy was an outfielder at Cal Poly University - Pomona.
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Ann Marie works at J&J Real Estate and is a Board member at Germana Community College. She has taught in Culpeper County Public Schools, owned a teacher supply store, volunteered with the Cub Scouts and Boys Scouts, been a board member with Rappahannock Culpeper Baseball and Culpeper County High School Athletic Boosters, as well as volun
Ann Marie works at J&J Real Estate and is a Board member at Germana Community College. She has taught in Culpeper County Public Schools, owned a teacher supply store, volunteered with the Cub Scouts and Boys Scouts, been a board member with Rappahannock Culpeper Baseball and Culpeper County High School Athletic Boosters, as well as volunteered with many church and school organizations. She has three sons who played baseball, including two at the collegiate level.
Ben Bridges, Director
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Ben is a West Virginia native, who played Little League baseball and then played on a tri-state hot stove league. After serving in the United States Army, he and his wife Erin settled in Northern Virginia, where he completed his bachelor's degree in Business Management at Post University. He continues to serve the country and the National
Ben is a West Virginia native, who played Little League baseball and then played on a tri-state hot stove league. After serving in the United States Army, he and his wife Erin settled in Northern Virginia, where he completed his bachelor's degree in Business Management at Post University. He continues to serve the country and the National Security mission in his current job as a contractor. He enjoys watching and helping his two children's Little League baseball teams. He is also a small business owner in the community and an active member at the Warrenton Masonic Lodge.
Freddy Caperton, Director
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Freddy Caperton, Director
Freddy is a Culpeper native. He played baseball at Essex Community College and the State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (SCF). After college, he spent two seasons playing baseball with the Texas Rangers Minor League organization. He graduated from George Mason University with a degree in Sports Management. He’s currently an entrepreneur and volunteer coach for Stars Baseball.
Erin Bridges, Director
Ann Marie Anderson, Director
Freddy Caperton, Director
Erin works as a teacher for Culpeper County Public Schools and is also a travel agent with Daydream Adventures Travel Co. Her love of baseball started while growing up near Boston, watching the Red Sox play every summer. Now her favorite players call her mom and she enjoys watching her son and daughter play baseball on a travel team and with Culpeper Little League.
Jonathan Jenkins, Honorary Member of the Board
William (Billy) Mitchell, Honorary Member of the Board
William (Billy) Mitchell, Honorary Member of the Board
Jonathan is the President of Culpeper Wood Preservers. Jonathan was a pitcher at East Carolina University and pitched six professional seasons in the White Sox, Orioles, Cardinals, and Yankees organizations. He also coached and scouted for the Texas Rangers. He's a Valley League alumni having played for both the Madison Blue Jays and Front Royal Cardinals.
William (Billy) Mitchell, Honorary Member of the Board
William (Billy) Mitchell, Honorary Member of the Board
William (Billy) Mitchell, Honorary Member of the Board
Billy was a pitcher at the University of Richmond and pitched four professional seasons in the Detroit Tigers minor league system. He's an alumni of the Valley League having played for the Shenandoah Indians. He also coached for about 30 years, including for the Madison Blue Jays of the Valley League. In 2024, Billy was inducted into the Valley Baseball League Hall of Fame.