Vs. Cancer Ambassadors share a personal investment in providing life-changing care for kids with cancer and finding a cure for pediatric brain tumors, the deadliest childhood cancer. Comprised of current and former coaches, players, and members of the press, ambassadors’ primary responsibility is to share the Vs. Cancer mission with other coaches, in any sport, in an effort to gather more support for children and families who have experienced the diagnosis of a pediatric brain tumor or other childhood cancer.
Baseball Vs. Cancer Ambassadors
- Nick Barese
- Rob Childress, University of Nebraska
- Rob Cooper, Penn State University
- Dan Davis, Truman State University
- Greg DiCenzo, Cleveland Indians*
- Elvis Dominguez, Bradley University
- James Grandey, Bluffton University
- Justin Haywood, Lincoln Memorial University
- Rodney Hennon, Georgia Southern University
- Pete Hughes, Kansas State University
- Jeff Kaier, University at Albany
- Mike Kennedy, Elon University
- Jimmy Jackson, James Madison Univeristy
- Chase Jones, Vs. Cancer Founder and Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Board
- Lucas Jones, Lynchburg University
- Frank Leoni, Mount St. Mary’s University
- Marc Marizzaldi, Seton Hill University
- Tim Mead, Walsh University
- Billy Mohl, University of South Florida*
- Billy O’Conner, Xavier University
- Kendall Rogers, D1Baseball.com
- Rob Sheppard, Seton Hall University
- Matt Swope, University of Maryland
Lacrosse Vs. Cancer Ambassadors
- Brian Brecht, Rutgers University
- Greg Cannella, UMass *
- Tom Carmean, Keene State
- Jake DeCola, Albion College
- Chris Gabrielli, Providence College
- Mark Glicini, Professional Lacrosse Player and Peak Performance Specialist
- Jon Lantzy, Durham Academy
- Ryan Martin, University of Hartford
- Mindy McCord, Jacksonville University
- Logan Otto, Transylvania University
- Bob Waters, St Paul VI Catholic HS (PVI)
*Vs. Cancer Ambassadors Co-chair
Want to get your team involved in Vs. Cancer? It’s easy! Email us at vscancer@curethekids.org or call 980-925-7557 to get started.