Steve Schmitt - Owner
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Schmitt's passion for the game and extraordinary attention to customer service are two big reasons why Mallards baseball has become a summertime mainstay in Madison. Since 2001 the Mallards have made the playoffs five times, including a Northwoods League Championship in 2004, and appearances in the Championship Series in 2005 & 2008. Schmitt's teams have accumulated 322 regular season wins since the franchise's inception and have finished at-least in the top-half of the division standings for every year but two. Also the owner of the Shoe Box and Rookies Sports Bar in Black Earth, WI, Steve is actively involved in the community and is a huge St. Louis Cardinals fan.
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Vern Stenman - President
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Stenman, the 2003 and 2005 Northwoods League Executive of the Year, enters his thirteenth season in the NWL, and first as President, having spent the previous eight seasons as the team's General Manager. His innovative promotional ideas and steady vision have contributed to the team's rising attendance each of the past seven seasons—including consecutive 200,000+ attendances from 2006 to 2009. Prior to Madison he was an intern and later Assistant GM for the St. Cloud River Bats from 1997 to 2000 before taking a corporate account position with the NHL's Minnesota Wild for a year. Stenman and wife Kallie have one child, daughter Chloe Mae, who turned two in September. He is originally from St. Cloud, MN.
Vern@mallardsbaseball.com
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Conor Caloia - General Manager
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Caloia re-joins the Mallards after most recently serving as the Director of Operations of the Wilmington Sharks of the summer collegiate Coastal Plain League. Under his management, the Sharks hosted the 2009 CPL All-Star Game and were named the '09 CPL Organization of the Year. Prior to moving to Wilmington, Caloia worked as the Director of Marketing at the Western Athletic Conference. At the WAC he was responsible for developing marketing, branding, and promotional campaigns for the Division I conference. Caloia previously worked for the Mallards from 2003 to 2006, starting as an intern and working his way up to Assistant General Manager. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a B.A. in Journalism with a focus on Strategic Communication. A newlywed, Conor married in August to wife Rachel. He is originally from St. Charles, Ill.
Conor@mallardsbaseball.com
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Jerrad Radocay - Assistant GM / Corporate Sales & Public Relations
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Radocay enters his first year as Assistant General Manager in Corporate Sales and Public Relations, after having spent the past three seasons as the head of both departments. He was an Operations Intern for the Mallards in 2006. A 2004 graduate of Winona State University and member of the baseball team, Radocay is originally from Watertown, WI.
Jerrad@mallardsbaseball.com
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Mike Then - Assistant GM / Marketing & Corporate Service
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Then enters his first season as Assistant General Manager in Marketing and Corporate Service, after having spent 2009 as the head of both departments. He spent the 2007 and 2008 seasons as the General Manager for the Green Bay Bullfrogs. Prior to Green Bay, Mike spent four seasons with the Mankato MoonDogs -- one as a Media Relations Intern and three as an Assistant GM. A 2003 graduate of Minnesota State University-Mankato, Then is originally from St. Paul, MN.
Mike@mallardsbaseball.com
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Aaron Reinen - Ticket Sales & Operations Manager
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Reinen enters his first season as the Ticket Sales and Operations Manager. He was a Tickets/Hospitality Intern for the Mallards in 2008. Also a 2008 graduate of the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, in which he earned his Masters degree in Sports Administration, Reinen is originally from nearby Sun Prairie.
aaron@mallardsbaseball.com
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Dave Boyer - Head of Concessions & Internal Affairs
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Boyer enters his sixth season with the Mallards as the Head of Concessions & Internal Affairs. His unique food specials continue to be a huge hit around the ballpark, including the Spam Slam, the Glazer Donut Bacon Cheeseburger, and the White Trash Special. He is also the General Manager of Rookies Sports Bar in Black Earth. Boyer is originally from Oconomowoc, WI.
chefd11@yahoo.com
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Dr. John Orwin - Team Physician, UW Health Sports Medicine
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Dr. Orwin is board certified in orthopedic surgery and fellowship trained in sports medicine. In addition to his role as the head orthopedic team physician for the Madison Mallards, he provides medical coverage for Badger Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Ice Hockey, Track/Cross Country, Swimming/Diving, Crew, Tennis and Golf, as well as Men’s Wrestling, Women’s Softball and Volleyball. He specializes in sports medicine and arthroscopic reconstructive surgery of the shoulder.
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Dr. David Bernhardt - Team Physician, UW Health Sports Medicine
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Dr. Bernhardt specializes in pediatric and adolescent primary care sports medicine. He is board certified in pediatrics and fellowship trained in sports medicine. In addition to his role as the head medical team physician for the Madison Mallards, he provides medical coverage for Badger Men’s Basketball, Cross Country and Track, as well as Women’s Volleyball, Crew, Cross Country and Track. His special interests include all medical problems related to athletic activity and musculoskeletal syndromes related to running.
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Matthew Uftring--Head Athletic Trainer, UW Health Sports Medicine
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Matt is a licensed athletic trainer with UW Health Sports Medicine and is in his second year with the Madison Mallards. In addition to his athletic training responsibilities for the Mallards, Matt is the Head Athletic Trainer for Waunakee High School. He also assists in coordinating medical coverage for the Madison Marathon and enjoys working in the orthopedic clinic setting with UW Health Sports Medicine physicians.
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Dr. Jeff Mackey - Team Chiropractor -
LSM Chiropractic
Dr. Mackey has been a longtime supporter of Mallards baseball both volunteering his services to the team and as a corporate sponsor of the club. His love of the game and his commitment to the community have made him an invaluable part of the Mallards team.
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