shaune holiday - 14u Scout head coach
Coach Shaune Holiday is returning to coach the East Coast Sox for his 7th season.
Over his time with the Sox, you can always count on a Holiday coached team to make the playoffs. His ability to motivate and manage a tournament excels his teams and players deep into playoff runs.
Coach Holiday shows great passion and love for his players by sharing his wealth of knowledge, but more importantly, his great love for his players and families. Holiday builds culture with all his teams, and he has made the playoffs every year while coaching a Sox team in the summer. We are blessed to have a Godly man with such much desire to make everyone around him better.
Shaune Holiday graduated from Tishomingo Co in 1992 where he was a 2-time all-state baseball player and 2 time Daily Journal Area. Shaune also played in the Crossroads All-Star game and the NEMCABB All-Star game in 1992. His highest accolades in high school came when he was #3 in the state in stolen bases and in the top 5 in numerous other categories.
Because of this success, Shaune received a baseball scholarship to the University of Mississippi where he was the 3rd African-American to play for the Rebels. After 1 year he transferred to play at Itawamba Community College where he earned 1st team all-state in JUCO.
Currently, Shaune has been an assistant baseball coach for 14 years at places such as Itawamba High school (4A) Tishomingo CO (4A) and currently Tupelo Christian Prep (1A). In 2016, his efforts help lead the TPCS team to a State Championship. From this success, Holiday was selected to coach in NEMABB All-Star game in 2008.
Coach Holiday is also the head football coach at TCPS where he took a team that was 0-10 to 7-4 and eventually to being a playoff team in 4 years. Holiday is the only African-American head football coach at a private school in the state of MS. In 2020, the Holiday-led Eagles made the playoffs for the 1st time in school history.
Coach Holiday is married to Chenelle Holiday (25 years) and they have 2 boys Khi and Layth Holiday. Khi committed to play baseball at Northeast CC.