coaches

Coach Stevenson is entering his fourth year in the head coaching role for the Senators in the 2026-27 season, and his 15th year coaching at Sparkman overall. 

Coach Stevenson graduated from Sparkman High School in 2007, lettering in football and baseball before attending the University of North Alabama were he graduated in 2012. While attending UNA, he served as the baseball manager of the UNA baseball program for 4 years. 

Coach Stevenson started working at Sparkman in 2012 and coached football and baseball for 5 years before making the switch to baseball only in 2018. During his tenure with the Sparkman baseball team, he has served as both the freshman and JV head coach and a Varsity assistant.

Coach Stevenson has a BS in Secondary Education, Social Science from the University of North Alabama, and an M.Ed. in Instructional Leadership from the University of West Alabama.

Coach Stevenson is married to Linzee Crunk Stevenson of Killen, AL.  They have a son, Billy Mac(9), and a daughter, Annie Gayle(4).

Coach Rice begins his 10th season with the Senators, where he will serve as the bench coach, coach varsity infielders, and also help with game-day operations for the varsity team. 

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Coach Rice graduated from Twinsburg High School in Twinsburg, OH, in 2008, where he was a 2-year starter and earned All-Conference honors as an infielder.  Coach Rice spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Sparkman Middle School.

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Coach Rice is married to Lauren McCaghren Rice of Madison, AL. They have two daughters, Anna Kate (2) and Kennedy.

Coach Good begins his 11th year as a varsity assistant at Sparkman.  Prior to joining the Senator baseball program, Mike spent 23 years coaching at Madison Academy, serving the last 14 years as the Mustangs' Head Varsity Coach and overall Program Director.  Mike produced an overall record of 406-205 (66% win percentage) during his tenure, which included four (4) Class 3A State Championships (2009, 2014, 2015 & 2016).  Coach Good’s teams were routinely ranked among the best in Class 3A by the Alabama Sports Writers Association (ASWA).  In recognition of the program's overall success and Coach Good’s achievements, the Alabama Baseball Coaches Association honored Mike with the 2014 “Sammy Dunn Memorial Award,” given to only one high school coach each year for exhibiting a high degree of team excellence at the high school level.

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Under Mike's tutelage, Mustang players established a long tradition of receiving post-season honors. Eighteen (18) student-athletes were named 1st Team All-State by the ASWA.  Twenty-one (21) student-athletes were named ASWA 2nd Team or All-State Honorable Mention, and Sixty-nine (69) student-athletes were distinguished by Al.com or the Huntsville Times as 1st Team All-Region or All-Metro selections.

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Coach Good attended the University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNC-W), where he was a member of their NAIA World Series team of 1975. Mike was also a member of UNC-W's first NCAA Division 1 baseball team in 1977.  Mike was married for 33 years to the late Peggy Lyons (deceased). Mike and Peggy raised two children, Logan and Kyle, both residents of Nashville, TN. Mike also has three grandchildren: Maddox, Liam, and Kenadee.  Mike resides in Madison, AL, with his wife Wendy.