Coach Josiah Julagay, MS Athletic Administration

Playing

Coach Julagay (Ju-la-gay) went to high school at Timberline High School a 3A powerhouse in Lacey, Washington. He grew up in the Pacific Northwest before moving to Chattanooga, TN in summer of 2022. As 3 year varsity starter Julagay was selected to 2 times as an all conference player on the mound and on the infield and All-State 3A Washington his senior year for his glove and bat in Centerfield. His college career started at Everett CC in 2013 where arm surgeries kept him off the field. After recovering from injury, Josiah transferred to Green River CC where he spent a year in their outfield and infield. After a strong season 2016 hitting .302 with 34 hits, Julagay accepted an offer to play at Bemidji State University where he started in the Center and hit leadoff for the Beavers. That summer he returned home to play for the Thurston County Governors where he slashed .375, with 3 home runs, 15 doubles  and 40 RBIs in 30 games before injuring his shoulder one final time in the summer of 2018.

Coaching

After his playing career, Coach Julagay attended Central Washington University where he got his Masters in Coaching and Athletic Administration. In 2019 Coach Julagay assisted North Thurston High School in their summer program revamping their offensive production. Following the 2019 summer he joined Pierce Community College in Lakewood, Washington. There he coached 3rd base, worked with infielders and ran their social media and graphic design as well as doing their recruiting. Along with joining Pierce in 2019, Coach Julagay also joined with the Washington A’s where he reinvented the A’s offense. Coach Julagay took the A’s from a .220 average in the 2021 campaign with only 29 EXBH, to hitting .285 and 84 EXBH. The A’s offense dominated the Northwest in the summer of 2022. 

Josiah has worked with PAC NW baseball, Northwest Elite and trained athletes out of EL1 Sports in Tacoma, Washington. There he did strength training, speed and agility, and worked with infielders, catchers and hitters. Josiah has been involved with University of Washington baseball helping run their summer Jr Dawgs camps, as well as working with members of their coaching staff for 4 years. 

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