Bio

Coach Flores enters his third season as a Rams Assistant Baseball Coach. As a player at Fresno City College in 1998 and 1999 Coach Flores was a member of back to back Conference Championship teams for the Rams. Coach Flores served as the Head Baseball Coach at Hoover High School from 2009-2015. His 2014 squad finished with a 20-7 record and won the North Yosemite League Championship, the 1st league baseball championship in 39 years at Hoover High. Fourteen Hoover High players moved on to two or four year schools under Coach Flores' tenure. Coach Flores has been a full-time teacher in Fresno Unified School District for the last 14 years. He currently teaches physical education at Hoover high.  

Prior to his Head Coaching duties at Hoover high, Coach Flores served as an assistant coach at Edison High School (2002-2003, 2008) and Clovis West High School (2004-2007). While at Clovis West, Coach Flores was on a staff that guided the Golden Eagles to four consecutive Valley Championship appearances, winning a Valley Championship in 2004.

Coach Flores has also served as an assistant coach in various collegiate summer leagues with the Clovis Outlaws and Fresno Cardinals. Additionally, Coach Flores has extensive experience working numerous college showcase camps at Stanford University, Santa Clara University, and through Trosky Baseball.

After playing at Fresno City College, Coach Flores moved on to CSU Stanislaus where he finished his playing career in 2001. He was second on the team in appearances as a pitcher during the 2001 season. He earned a BA in Physical Education from CSU Stanislaus, and earned his MA in Kinesiology-Physical Education from Fresno Pacific University in June 2017.

During the 2018 season, "Coach Flo" will work primarily with the outfielders as a position coach. He resides in Fresno with his fiancé Andrea Hall, daughter Claire Hall, and a son Cal Flores. When not on the baseball field, Coach Flo is an avid golfer and enjoys spending time with family.

“Coach Flo has really energized the coaching staff in the two years he's been on our staff. He is working with the outfielders and is the lead recruiter for the Rams. He was just what we needed: a young, motivated, and hard working coach. The players just love him. ” – Ron Scott