STAFF

TIM DULIN

FOUNDER / CEO
Tim Dulin was born to play the game of baseball. Since he was old enough to pick up a glove, he’s loved the game. Tim enjoyed a legendary career as an infielder for the University of Memphis.

TIM DULIN

Tim Dulin was born to play the game of baseball. Since he was old enough to pick up a glove, he’s loved the game. Tim enjoyed a legendary career as an infielder for the University of Memphis. As one of only four Tigers ever to be named All American, Tim was a surefire selection for the University of Memphis Hall of Fame induction in 1994. Tim still holds the record for most doubles in a season (22) and was one of the school’s top all-time run-scorers (165). Upon completion of his collegiate playing career, Tim spent seven years in the Baltimore Orioles organization. Tim then returned to Memphis to launch his next career as an instructor, passing on lessons gleaned from his experiences alongside baseball greats like Cal Ripken Jr., Rod Carew, among many others. Since 1991, Tim has taught players of all ages and skill levels the art of baseball. As an instructor, Tim has produced over 400 college players, 22 All Americans and 60 professional players. In 2001 Tim founded The Dulins Dodgers Organization, a program made up of six teams ranging from 13U-18U that has produced nine National Championship Teams and six National Runners-Up Teams.

 

AS A PLAYER

  • ALL AMERICAN – 1983 & 1984 (University of Memphis)
  • TEAM USA 1984
  • University of Memphis ALL CENTURY TEAM
  • 7th Round Selection by Montreal Expos in ‘84
  • 2nd Selection by the Baltimore Orioles in ‘85
  • 7 Years in Professional Baseball

AS AN INSTRUCTOR & COACH

  • Over 10,000 professional lessons given from age 5 – Major League Players
  • 80 Collegiate All-Americans
  • 600 + college scholarships
  • 8 First-round draft picks
  • 13 Major League Players
  • 14 Dulin Dodger National Championships
  • 6 Dulin Dodger National Runner Up Teams
 
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MARK TURNBOW

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS | COACH / INSTRUCTOR
Originated from Hardin County, TN where he excelled in football and baseball. After deciding his senior year to focus on baseball, he set school single-season records for innings pitched (82)...

MARK TURNBOW

Originated from Hardin County, TN where he excelled in football and baseball. After deciding his senior year to focus on baseball, he set school single-season records for innings pitched (82), strikeouts (131), complete games (12), wins (11), shutouts (6), and ERA (0.51). Named District 13-AAA MVP, ALL-State, Gatorade All-American, Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association Class AAA State Player of the Year, and was awarded a full scholarship to continue playing baseball at Ole Miss before being selected in the 7th round by the Cleveland Indians in MLB’s 1997 draft.

 

  • 7th round pick of the Cleveland Indians 1997
  • Awarded Starting Pitcher of the Year for the Indians organization after posting a 2.78 ERA and tied for 2nd in wins (8-2) during his rookie campaign in the Appalachian League
  • Named “Best Starting Pitcher” drafted by Cleveland Indians in 1998 while being named Top Ten Prospect and again in 1999
  • Named “Best Control” of MiLB Top Prospects by USA Today 1998
  • Received MLB Spring Training invite at the age of 21, after a solid 1999 campaign that finished in Double-A Akron Ohio
  • During Spring Training in 2000, Mark suffered a torn Labrum and Rotator Cuff. After a couple of surgeries, many months of rehab, and a couple of comeback attempts; he officially retired from professional baseball at the end of 2001
  • Has over 10 years of teaching and coaching experience
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TERRY BEVINGTON

COACH / MANAGER
Terry Bevington is the current head coach of the Dulins Dodgers’ 17u team and was the former manager of the Chicago White Sox.

TIM DULIN

Tim Dulin was born to play the game of baseball. Since he was old enough to pick up a glove, he’s loved the game. Tim enjoyed a legendary career as an infielder for the University of Memphis. As one of only four Tigers ever to be named All American, Tim was a surefire selection for the University of Memphis Hall of Fame induction in 1994. Tim still holds the record for most doubles in a season (22) and was one of the school’s top all-time run scorers (165). Upon completion of his collegiate playing career, Tim spent seven years in the Baltimore Orioles organization. Tim then returned to Memphis to launch his next career as an instructor, passing on lessons gleaned from his experiences alongside baseball greats like Cal Ripken Jr., Rod Carew, among many others. Since 1991, Tim has taught players of all ages and skill levels the art of baseball. As an instructor, Tim has produced over 400 college players, 22 All Americans and 60 professional players. In 2001 Tim founded The Dulins Dodgers Organization, a program made up of six teams ranging from 13U-18U that has produced nine National Championship Teams and six National Runners-Up Teams.

AS A PLAYER

  • ALL AMERICAN – 1983 & 1984 (University of Memphis)
  • TEAM USA 1984
  • University of Memphis ALL CENTURY TEAM
  • 7th Round Selection by Montreal Expos in ‘84
  • 2nd Selection by the Baltimore Orioles in ‘85
  • 7 Years in Professional Baseball

AS AN INSTRUCTOR & COACH

  • Over 10,000 professional lessons given from age 5 – Major League Players
  • 80 Collegiate All-Americans
  • 600 + college scholarships
  • 8 First-round draft picks
  • 13 Major League Players
  • 14 Dulin Dodger National Championships
  • 6 Dulin Dodger National Runner Up Teams
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AARON FULTZ

DIRECTOR OF PITCHING | COACH / INSTRUCTOR
1991 Munford High State Champs. Drafted 1992 San Francisco Giants

AARON FULTZ

  • 1991 Munford High State Champs
  • Drafted 1992 San Francisco Giants
  • NL Playoffs 2000
  • World Series 2002
  • 2007 Cleveland Indians
    • Playoffs
  • Currently Pitching Instructor for the Philadelphia Phillies Organization
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Staff - Texas

CHRIS GODWIN

DIRECTOR / DULINS DODGERS TEXAS
CEO / DIAMOND KING BASEBALL
COACH / INSTRUCTOR
Chris was born and raised in Memphis, TN. Chris was a 4-year varsity letterman at Christian Brothers High School and helped lead the “Brothers” to back to back State Championships concluding both championship seasons with a national ranking in the top 25.

CHRIS GODWIN

Chris was born and raised in Memphis, TN. Chris was a 4 year varsity letterman at Christian Brothers High School, and helped lead the “Brothers” to back to back State Championships concluding both championship seasons with a national ranking in the top 25 as rated by ESPN and Baseball America. During his high school summer years, Chris played for the Dulin’s Dodgers out of Memphis, TN. Following high school, Chris played collegiately at various levels from Union University (NAIA) to Jackson State Community College (JUCO) to University of Memphis (D-1). Additionally, Chris played in the Northwoods League for the Thunder Bay Border Cats in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Chris had the opportunity to play in the Minnesota Twins minor league system; unfortunately, due to a nagging shoulder injury following shoulder surgery, his playing career was cut short.

Following Chris’ playing career, he moved to Dallas, TX in December 2005 and worked in various roles with Bank of America from 2005 through 2013. After playing for and learning from great coaches like Charlie Lea, Dave Anderson, Tim Dulin, Joe Platt, and George Sykes, to name a few, Chris began his “new baseball career” in 2009 by getting involved in coaching and providing private instruction to kids around Dallas, TX. Finding a new love for the game and a passion for helping, guiding, and mentoring kids, Chris took his outlook on baseball to a completely different level. In 2014, Chris was selected to coach with USA Baseball National Team Identification Series. In 2015, Chris led the 13u North Texas Team USA to a Silver Medal. In addition to his role with Diamond King Baseball Academy, Chris also serves as the Chief Financial Officer for Kelley Bats, National Sales Manager of Herring Bank, VP Sales & Marketing of Black Tie Moving as well as President of the University of Memphis Alumni Association – Dallas Chapter.

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