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Frank
Harper,
Born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana,
Coach Harper enters his fourteenth year with
Eagle Mustang baseball. Coach Harper was a
two sport letterman out of Ben Davis High
School. He earned All-Conference and All-State
honors in baseball and basketball while at
Ben Davis. Drafted out of highschool by the
Cleveland Indians' Organization where he played
for two seasons (1975-76) before an arm injury
prevented him from continuing his baseball
career.
After baseball, Coach Harper entered the military
where he spent twenty years, retiring in 1997.
At Eagle High School, Coach Harper started
his coaching career as Assistant Sophomore
Coach. After three years as an assistant coach,
Coach Harper took the Head Sophomore Coaching
position. In the five years as Head Sophomore
Coach, Coach Harper's teams racked-up an impressive
92 and 34 record with three appearances in
the district championship. In 2003 during
the state playoffs Coach Harper took over
as the Varsity first base coach as Eagle went
on to win the 2003 State Championship. In
2004 Coach Harper was appointed Assistant
Varsity Coach and is entering his fourth year.
In addition to high school baseball, Coach
Harper was the Head Coach for the Eagle Vipers
American Legion team. Coach Harper spent seven
years as the Single A coach and in 2004 was
hired as the AA coach. Coach Harper is in
his fourth year of coaching the Eagle Owls
in Idaho's first summer college baseball league
(Boise Collegiate Summer Baseball League).
Coach Harper is also an Associate Scout with
the Detroit Tigers.
Coach Harper and his wife Alicia reside in
Eagle; they have two children, Chad 26 and
Corey 24. Corey was a member of the "2003
State Championship Team" and went on
to pitch for the Pratt Beavers and Blue Mountain
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