Head Coach Joe Jordano- Pittisburgh University
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Former University of Memphis pitcher Brandon Rowan has joined the Pitt baseball coaching staff announced head coach Joe Jordano. Rowan, who most recently held the head coaching position at Crichton College in Memphis, Tenn., joins the Panthers’ staff as a volunteer assistant coach.
“I am very pleased to have a coach of Brandon Rowan’s character and experience join our staff,” said head coach Jordano.
“I feel his pitching background and the fact that he has some years as a head coach will bring a great deal to not only our pitching staff, but to our program as a whole. Coach Rowan came to us highly recommended from Coach Schoenrock, head coach at the University of Memphis, who I believe is one of the best pitching guys in baseball. Coach Rock had high praise for Brandon as an individual and as a coach. I believe Brandon has a very bright future and we are fortunate he is with us.”
While at the helm of the Comets, Rowan guided the team to its first berth in the Region XI Tournament after finishing third at the Transouth Conference Tournament. Statistically, the Comets led the conference in batting average and team defense while finishing in second place in runs scored. FULL STORY
Holy Cross Names Bruce Elliott As New Assistant Baseball Coach
The College of the Holy Cross has named Bruce Elliott as an assistant baseball coach, as announced by head coach Greg DiCenzo and Athletic Director Richard M. Regan, Jr.
Elliott joins the Holy Cross baseball program after three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Connecticut. In two of his three seasons with the Huskies (2006, 2007) set a school record for wins (39) in 2006 and was selected as the “New England Team of the Year”. In addition to his on-field duties while at Connecticut, Elliott also served as camp director for the Connecticut Baseball School and managed construction of a new baseball locker room and new stadium renovations. FULL STORY
Inside The Auburn Clubhouse With Coach Pawlowski
SEPTEMBER 8, 2008
To say that it has been a busy fall around Auburn Baseball would be an understatement. Since Friday June 20th, my staff (Scott Foxhall,Matt Heath, Jeff Duncan) and I have been putting forth the effort required to make the transition run smoothly and begin laying the foundation for fall practice. We certainly are very excited and anxious to begin the quest and challenges that lie ahead for our program. Auburn Baseball has a very long and proud history that we certainly are very thankful to be part of. The players,staff and coaches are ready to commitment themselves to making Auburn Baseball a winning combination.
The NCAA has many rules and regulations as it pertains to fall practice and the number of players and workouts we are allowed to have. Currently, we are entering into our 3rd week of individual practice and have started to settle into a weekly routine. This pertains to not only on the baseball field, but certainly in the classroom. I believe that the adjustment period that is taking place both for the players and coaching staff is going very well at this time . For the freshman and new players, they are just beginning to understand what commitment they have to make in order to be a successful student-athlete here at Auburn. For the returning players, its time to step up and help lead this program back to where we want to be, both on and off the field. FULL STORY
Mike Weathers Signs Contract Extension Through 2013
Long Beach State Baseball Coach Mike Weathers signed a five-year extension this week, keeping the Dirtbags Skipper in place through the 2013 season.
“The Long Beach State baseball program is nationally-recognized as one of the premier collegiate programs in the country,” said Athletics Director Vic Cegles. “One of the key components to that success has been Mike Weathers. We are proud that he is our baseball coach and we are even more pleased that he will be leading the Dirtbags for the next five years.” FULL STORY
Adam Sorgi Named Volunteer Assistant Coach
Former Stanford standout Adam Sorgi has been named the volunteer assistant coach for the UC Davis baseball team, head coach Rex Peters announced Monday. Sorgi, who takes over for the departed Jon Heuerman, recently spent time in the minor leagues after being drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies.
“Adam is a tremendous addition to our coaching staff,” said Peters. “He is an enthusiastic and energetic coach with a great baseball background. He has played the game at a high level both at Stanford University and professionally in the Phillies organization. He has a good history of success as a player and he understands the student-athlete model we promote at UC Davis. He is an intelligent young man who has a bright coaching future.” FULL STORY
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The 12th Annual Diamond Club Golf Tournament takes place on Friday, October 3rd at Washington National Golf Course with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. Dinner and awards immediately following the tournament. This event is open to all fans of Husky Baseball.
The annual Alumni games will kick off at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, October 4th with the Husky alums from the 60s/70s/80s taking on the Seattle U alums of the same time period. FULL STORY
Samford Baseball Begins Fall Practice
The Samford baseball team began its fall practice season with a three-hour workout Monday afternoon at Joe Lee Griffin Field.
During the fall, Samford will practice Monday through Friday at 3 p.m. The Bulldogs will take weekends off with the exception of Saturday, October 11, when the team will hold its Family/Alumni Day Scrimmage prior to Samford’s football game with Appalachian State.
Samford head coach Casey Dunn said he was excited to start fall practice, which is the first chance for the coaching staff to work on the field with the new players coming into the program this season. FULL STORY
