Coach Evans' success at Bellevue University is unmatched; a record of 885 wins, 411 losses and 1 tie makes Coach Evans the most successful coach in Bruins Baseball history. Evans has led his team to an unprecedented 18 district or sub-region championships, including the 1995 NAIA National Championship. Since Bellevue University’s inception into the Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1995 the Bruins Baseball Teams have won 15 MCAC Conference League and/or Tournament Championships along with a record 17 NAIA Region and/or Super Regional Championships. This success has been the direct result of Nine MCAC Baseball “Coach of the Year” Awards for Evans.

Mike Evans became the head coach of the Bruins Baseball team in 1988 and now enters his 21th year. Evans began his coaching career in 1975 as Head Baseball Coach at Creighton Prep High School. In his eight seasons guiding the Junior Jays, Evans won seven state titles and was named Nebraska "Coach of the Year" five times.

“Evans' has been recognized for his success with numerous coaching awards including the NAIA National Coach of the Year in 1995 and many Region Coach of the Year awards. Coach Evans also is an assistant professor in the Health and Human Performance Department at Bellevue University.

“The Bruins have earned births to the NAIA World Series 12 out of the past 14 years. The Bruins completed the 2008 season at 52-17 and winning one game at the 2008 NAIA Avista World Series and ranked 11th in the final NAIA Baseball Top 25 National Poll. The Fall of 2009 will mark the 21th year under the guidance of Head Coach Mike Evans.”