New Ulm HALL OF FAME Member

Randall (Randy) Stuckey

Catcher

Selected 1998

Lifetime Baseball Batting Stats Page

            A coach on the field from his catcher’s position, Randy Stuckey was an excellent defensive player who handled pitchers with intelligence.

            Randy was the catcher for the 1980 state championship Kaiserhoff team, and during the playoffs of that season he had seven runs batted in a pivotal rubber-game win over Gaylord to advance the team into regional competition.

            Another highlight of Stuckey's career was the two homeruns he hit as part of a record setting seven-homerun game by the Kaiserhoff at Glencoe in 1982.

            Randy batted over .300 in three of his five seasons with the Kaiserhoff and averaged better than a hit a game for his career. In the 1982 season he batted in 35 runs.

            Randy caught for the 1978 New Ulm Legion team that advanced to the Legion World Series. He played four years of college baseball at Gustavus and was the head baseball coach at that university  from the mid- until the late-1980s.