CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association announced the members of their 2026 Hall of Fame class on Monday and among the four inductees was Montgomery Central head baseball coach Todd Dunn, who has coached at MCHS for the past four decades.
Dunn completed his 40th season as the Indians head baseball coach in the spring of 2025, and he has compiled over 545 wins over his career, along with 16 district championships between the regular season and in the postseason. He also has 15 region tournament appearances and has made two state tournament runs in his career. Dunn will begin his 41st season in the spring.
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“I’m very humbled by it, never imagined I would receive this honor,” Dunn told Clarksville Now. “Very blessed to have a wonderful family always supporting me and lucky to be around great assistant coaches, kids, parents, and admin for the last 40 years at Montgomery Central. I’m also fortunate to have been around other great coaches in the area and throughout the state.”
Impact on student-athletes
In addition to the wins he’s compiled, Dunn has coached 56 student-athletes that went on to play at the collegiate or professional level. Among those is right-handed pitcher Alec Mills.
Mills pitched at the University of Tennessee-Martin, then went on to pitch for the Royals, Cubs and Reds throughout his MLB career. He also owns one of the 16 no-hitters in Cubs franchise history.
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