Citizens Christian Academy athletic director and head baseball coach Jeremy Coram has been awarded the Georgia Scouts Association Coach of the Year Award. The Georgia Scouts Association is an affiliate of Major League Baseball.
Presented by professional baseball scouts, this prestigious award recognizes high school baseball coaches across Georgia who demonstrate excellence both on and off the field. Recipients are recognized for their team’s performance, commitment to player development, and the overall competitiveness and quality of the baseball program they lead.
Coach Coram received this distinguished honor during a special awards dinner held on November 10, 2026, in Kennesaw.
This recognition is a testament to Coach Coram’s dedication to the game, his investment in developing student-athletes, and his commitment to building a strong baseball program. His leadership and influence extend beyond the baseball field, making a lasting impact on the young men he coaches and the CCA athletic program as a whole.
“I think most coaches start out with the same dream as a young boy — play in college and then hopefully make it to the professional level. That dream didn’t work out for me and it was one of the hardest things I have ever experienced. I questioned it for a long time and wondered why things happened the way they did. Looking back, I can clearly see what was happening and I’m forever thankful for it. God was leading me away from the path I thought I wanted and toward a path He had planned for me all along. The dream I once thought was just for me has now become something I get to help other people achieve. There is nothing better than watching a kid accomplish his dream of playing at the next level or even making it to the professional level. Those are moments I will cherish forever. This award is another reminder of why God led me down this path. I may not have understood it at the time but I certainly do now. I get to be a small part of helping these young men chase and accomplish their dreams. And I wouldn’t trade that for anything. Thank you, God, for having a plan bigger than the one I had for myself,” states Coach Coram.
