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In the new faith-based drama, Running the Bases, a devout Christian baseball coach works hard to instill godly values in his high school team while honoring the memory of his brother and hero. Luke Brooks, a good father, and devoted husband, accepts the call to a key opportunity at a new school, carrying with him long-held hometown values, which don’t always sit well with everyone.
Sep 15, 2022 · Luke is such a great baseball coach, he has won nine state championships with the teams he’s coached. And so, it should come as no surprise that he gets a job offer from another high school. The person who recruits him is Michael Jamison (played by Todd Terry), the school district superintendent of Parkwood High School, which is in an unnamed city in Texas.
Budget. $3.3 million. Box office. $1.5 million [1] Running the Bases is a 2022 American Christian sports film written and directed by Marty Roberts and Jimmy Womble. It stars Brett Varvel, Gigi Orsillo, Todd Terry, and Cameron Arnett, and follows a small-town baseball coach who becomes the head coach of a large high school program, but soon ...
Um I have a son named Kyle and he has a very good friend a baseball friend named Jeremy Cook and they were over one day while I was writing the screenplay when I was first getting started and just as a place holder I used my son's first name Kyle and his friend's last name Cook and came up with Kyle Cook and I always intended on changing that to you know whatever a better baseball or movie ...
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Coach Tim McFarlin resigned as the head coach in the spring of 2008. Over his ten-year tenure as head coach, Roswell compiled a record of 82–34–1, won a share of the 5A state championship in 2006, reached the state high school playoffs seven times and won two region championships. In 2006, he was named State AAAAA Coach of the Year.
