Field Manager Guido Aspeitia Resigns
Published on August 7, 2011 under Northwoods League (Northwoods)
Wausau Woodchucks News Release
Wisconsin Woodchucks field manager George "Guido" Aspeitia resigned from his position Sunday afternoon.
Aspeitia resigns after leading the ¬ËChucks to a 23 - 39 record in 2011, with seven games remaining on the season.
Under Aspeitia's direction, the 2010 Woodchucks set a franchise record for wins in a season, clinching a playoff berth before losing to the eventual league champion Eau Claire Express. Aspeitia came into 2011 with a career .637 winning percentage, having gone 16 - 5 in 2009 as the interim manager.
With seven games remaining on the season, pitching coach Erik Supplee will serve as the team's interim manager, effective Monday, August 8.
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