Bio

A native of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, Mason took over the reins of the baseball program at WSC in August of 2019.  

(Season 7) The 2025-2026 season will go down as the greatest season in the 60 years of Teton Baseball. The Tetons went 47-15 winning the Mondak Conference Championship, Region 13 Championship and ranked in the top 10 of all pitching and defense categories. The Tetons had 6 All-Conference selections including for the third year in a row the MonDak Pitcher of the year Collin Cobb who set a school record for single season strikeouts with 119. The Tetons had 4 All-Region selections including the Region 13 MVP Grant Nekuza. The Tetons end the season with the highest fielding percentage in the country and the number 3 ranked pitching staff that srruck out 490 batters.

(Season 6) The 2024-2025 season was one to remember. The Tetons went 37-13 on the way to a MonDak Conference Championship. The Tetons went 20-4 in Mondak play and defeated Dakota Colege to formally claim their title as Conference Champions. The 2025 team had one one of the best pitching staffs in the country. They had a 3.81 ERA as a team and over 400 strikeouts for the fourth year in a row. Matt Thompson was named the "Pitcher of the year" in the MonDak. The Tetons had six all conference selections. Matt Thompson, Cameron Fenn, Brady Henke, Brayden Bunnell, Kleysen Gabruck, and Ben Black. Przybilla was named the 2025 MonDak Coach of the Year. 

(Season 5) The 2023-2024 season was intended to be a season of rebuilding and growth. Although those items were accomplished, the Tetons found a way to put together another quality season. They went 36-17 with a win over a top ten ranked opponent for the first time under coach Przybilla. The Tetons had two players achieve all conference status (Cameron Goff. Kody Butt) Kody Butt was named the 2024 Mondak "Pitcher of the Year" for his league leading 93 strikeouts. 

(Season 4) The 202-2023 season was one for the ages. The Tetons went 35-17 on their way to a Region XIII championship. The team was led by its pitching and defense all season, leading the conference in ERA and Fielding Percentage. Chris Shopbell was named the MonDak/Region XIII MVP and Zach Stark was the recipient of the National Rawlings Gold Glove Award. Przybilla, was named the Region XIII coach of the year for the first time since taking over the program in 2019.

(Season 3) The 2021-2022 season saw the Tetons get back for their winning ways. The Team went 34-15 (12-8 in conference play). They had a veteran group that excelled offensively, ending the season with the 3rd ranked offense in the country in terms of team average. The Tetons were ranked in the TOP 25 for most of the season. They ended the season as the Region XIII Runner-up.

(Season 2) The 2020-2021 season was a tough rebound from the COVID shortened season where the Tetons went 19-27 (12-12 in conference play). The Tetons had a hard time with COVID cases and injuries. It was very difficult to put a consistent lineup on the field. 

Przybilla 's first season at the helm was cut short due to the pandemic. At the time the season was canceled the Tetons were 6-8.

Przybilla serves as the Bench coach for the Missoula PaddleHeads (Pioneer Professional Baseball League) where he helped them reach a 68-32 season in 2021 on their way to the Pioneer League Championship.

Mason Earned his associate degree from Williston State College and his bachelor’s degree from Mayville State University.

Overall Record: 217-111 (.661)

2026- MonDak Champions

2026- MonDak Coach of the Year

2026 Region XIII Champions

2026- Region XIII Coach of the year

2025- MonDak Champions

2025- MonDak Coach of the Year

2023- Region XIII Champions

2023- Region XIII Coach of the Year