John “Spotty” Stevens took over the Kaiser High School softball program in 2009 as Head Coach until he passed away in February of 2020. Spotty was a Vietnam Veteran and worked for the Fontana School District for 21 years before retiring in 2010. During his softball coaching career 2009- 2019, he helped deliver a 157 W- 147 L record. Kaiser High School Cats were Runner Up in the 2011 Division 4 Softball Championship in which the Kaiser Cats became the first Fontana district team since 1991 to reach the finals. The Cats came back in 2012 to win the Division 4 Softball Championship! Coach John Spotty Stevens was announced 2012 Coach of the Year.
John “Spotty” Stevens not only coached softball at Kaiser High School he had his hands and mind into as many sports on campus that would let him. He coached Special Teams for Kaiser Cats football for a few years and was involved in two back to back championships. Spotty would work evenings to scoreboard for girls & boys’ basketball and volleyball. John “Spotty” Stevens showed dedication and loyalty to Kaiser High School and the Fontana community at large.
Updates
June 26, 2021
The petition has reached five hundred signatures in honor of Coach Stevens. This level of participation serves as a testament to the lasting impact he left on the Kaiser High School community.
Reached 500 supporters
June 26, 2021
June 25, 2021
The momentum behind this petition is encouraging as we approach the threshold of five hundred signatures. Please take a moment to forward this page to a colleague or neighbor who honors the legacy of Coach Stevens. We require this final push to ensure our request resonates with the school district administration.
June 25, 2021
The momentum behind this request to honor Coach Stevens reflects the profound impact he had on the Kaiser High School community. It is heartening to see so many individuals validating his legacy of service and dedication.
Reached 100 supporters
June 24, 2021
127 Comments
Spotty coached my granddaughter Brooke Dinwiddie in softball. She really respected and thought the world of him. He really motivated her on and off the field. He deserves this honor.
Awesome man dedicated and committed to to the players and did many turnaround trips to help out the student players for equipment supplies that were needed
Spotty was instrumental in my growth as a ballplayer, person and even continued to be a reliable mentor through my collage baseball carrier. Couldn’t think of a more deserving individual.
Spotty was definitely an icon to ALL Fontana girls softball… Kaiser softball field definitely needs to be named after such an icon and a mentor to our girls!
Spotty was an amazing person that helped me tremendously during a very difficult time in my life, and always inspired his students to never settle for “good enough”. Anything bearing his name would allow his legacy to live on and inspire future Kaiser students.
NO BRAINER!
Spotty was a hero. A righteous man who loved everyone.
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John “Spotty” Stevens took over the Kaiser High School softball program in 2009 as Head Coach until he passed away in February of 2020. Spotty was a Vietnam Veteran and worked for the Fontana School District for 21 years before retiring in 2010. During his softball coaching career 2009- 2019, he helped deliver a 157 W- 147 L record. Kaiser High School Cats were Runner Up in the 2011 Division 4 Softball Championship in which the Kaiser Cats became the first Fontana district team since 1991 to reach the finals. The Cats came back in 2012 to win the Division 4 Softball Championship! Coach John Spotty Stevens was announced 2012 Coach of the Year.
John “Spotty” Stevens not only coached softball at Kaiser High School he had his hands and mind into as many sports on campus that would let him. He coached Special Teams for Kaiser Cats football for a few years and was involved in two back to back championships. Spotty would work evenings to scoreboard for girls & boys’ basketball and volleyball. John “Spotty” Stevens showed dedication and loyalty to Kaiser High School and the Fontana community at large.
Updates
June 26, 2021
The petition has reached five hundred signatures in honor of Coach Stevens. This level of participation serves as a testament to the lasting impact he left on the Kaiser High School community.
Reached 500 supporters
June 26, 2021
June 25, 2021
The momentum behind this petition is encouraging as we approach the threshold of five hundred signatures. Please take a moment to forward this page to a colleague or neighbor who honors the legacy of Coach Stevens. We require this final push to ensure our request resonates with the school district administration.
June 25, 2021
The momentum behind this request to honor Coach Stevens reflects the profound impact he had on the Kaiser High School community. It is heartening to see so many individuals validating his legacy of service and dedication.
Reached 100 supporters
June 24, 2021
127 Comments
Met Spotty through my brothers Angel, Robert and Gorge Santiago and I can say one thing he expression of love was so real. We added Spotty as a family member that when mom made her burrito we always made sure he had his too.
Spotty coached my granddaughter Brooke Dinwiddie in softball. She really respected and thought the world of him. He really motivated her on and off the field. He deserves this honor.
Awesome man dedicated and committed to to the players and did many turnaround trips to help out the student players for equipment supplies that were needed
Spotty was instrumental in my growth as a ballplayer, person and even continued to be a reliable mentor through my collage baseball carrier. Couldn’t think of a more deserving individual.
Spotty was definitely an icon to ALL Fontana girls softball… Kaiser softball field definitely needs to be named after such an icon and a mentor to our girls!
Spotty was an amazing person that helped me tremendously during a very difficult time in my life, and always inspired his students to never settle for “good enough”. Anything bearing his name would allow his legacy to live on and inspire future Kaiser students.
NO BRAINER!
Spotty was a hero. A righteous man who loved everyone.
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Met Spotty through my brothers Angel, Robert and Gorge Santiago and I can say one thing he expression of love was so real. We added Spotty as a family member that when mom made her burrito we always made sure he had his too.