09/11/2026
Today is an incredibly sad day for the youth baseball community and for all of us at JP Sports.
We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of our friend, BJ Sigler.
BJ was the USSSA Kentucky Baseball State Director, but a title could never begin to describe who BJ was or what he meant to so many people. He was a great friend, a tremendous father, a respected leader, and simply one of those people you were fortunate to have in your life.
Over the years, we had the privilege of getting to know BJ through baseball, but our friendship became about much more than tournaments and the game. BJ was someone you could laugh with, talk baseball with, do business with, and most importantly, someone you could call a friend.
The youth baseball community lost a great one today.
Our thoughts and prayers are with BJ’s family, his friends, his business partners, the entire USSSA family, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
We are going to miss you, BJ. Thank you for your friendship, the memories, and everything you gave to this game and the people in it.
Rest easy, our friend. ❤️⚾
Today, the Indiana Bulls family mourns the loss of one of our own, BJ Sigler.
BJ was more than a coach; he was part of the Bulls family, and his impact reached far beyond the baseball field.
One of the most meaningful parts of his time with the Bulls was coaching his sons, Brycen, a member of the 2029 class, and Cole, a member of the 2024 class. Sharing the game with them and guiding their baseball journeys created memories that will last a lifetime.
BJ gave his time, energy, and passion to the game and to the players and families around him. He taught lessons that extended beyond baseball—how to compete, overcome adversity, and carry yourself the right way.
His legacy will live on through the players he coached, the families he impacted, and the memories he helped create.
Our hearts are with BJ’s family, friends, players, fellow coaches, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.
We are grateful for his life and the lasting mark he left on the Indiana Bulls family.
Once a Bull, always a Bull.
Rest easy, Coach.
