Camron Wayland, President of Baseball Operations
Camron Wayland, President of Baseball Operations
Camron Wayland, President of Baseball Operations
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.
Troy Ralston, General Manager
Camron Wayland, President of Baseball Operations
Camron Wayland, President of Baseball Operations
Troy is a retired higher education executive who founded the Culpeper Cavaliers 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.
Daniel Nobbs, Coordinator of Player Recruiting
Camron Wayland, President of Baseball Operations
Daniel Nobbs, Coordinator of Player Recruiting
Daniel is the Athletic Director at Culpeper County High School. Prior to this, he was an intern pitching coach at Virginia and then coached high school baseball for 16 years. His teams won over 70% of their games and 40 of his players went on to play college baseball. This experience has resulted in relationships with many college basebal
Daniel is the Athletic Director at Culpeper County High School. Prior to this, he was an intern pitching coach at Virginia and then coached high school baseball for 16 years. His teams won over 70% of their games and 40 of his players went on to play college baseball. This experience has resulted in relationships with many college baseball programs. Daniel played baseball at both Lenoir-Rhyne University and Shepherd University.