Baseball
Coaches and Captains
1st Team (Varsity)
Head Coach: Brendan Morrissey
Brendan Morrissey grew up in Milton, Massachusetts, and is a graduate of Milton High School and St. Anselm College in Goffstown, New Hampshire. From 2018 to 2023, Brendan served as the head baseball coach at Milton High School, amassing a 81-32 overall record—including a 17-3 record in the playoffs, 3 Bay State League Championships, and back-to-back MIAA State Championships in 2022 and 2023. His coaching accomplishments include helping to develop two League MVPs, the MIAA Player of the Year in 2023, and being recognized as the 2021 Boston Herald and 2022 Boston Globe Coach of the Year in Massachusetts. Brendan also serves as the co-founder of the Matt Duffy Baseball Knights Club program, helping develop countless players from the South Shore of Massachusetts.
Assistant Coach: Buddy Mrowka
Assistant Coach: Ben Reinisch
2nd/3rd Team
Coach: David Wolffe
Coach: Jim Kernohan
College Athletes
2009:
Chris Amrhein, Cornell (football)
Mike Baldino, Lawrenceville College
2010:
Jordan Berry, George Washington
Kevin Barbary, Williams College (football)
2011:
Christian Hoxsie, Claremont McKenna
Erik Jacobsen, Bowdoin
Dan Merenich, Amherst (hockey)
Charles Storey, Dartmouth (football)
2012:
Brooks English, Vassar
Tyler Starks, Colby College
Jared Friedberg, Hamilton
Jesse Francese, Emerson College
2013:
Andrew Haser, Hamilton
Josh Ellis, Harvard
Ryan Rizzo, Middlebury
Anthony Scurto, Amherst (football)
2014:
Drew Jacobs, Middlebury (football)
Michael Davis, UChicago
Drew Blake, Fairfield
2015:
Jesse Martinez, Endicott College (soccer)
Erik Mohl, Trinity
Jonathan Lawson, McGill
Jared Turner, Haverford
2016:
Gavin Baker-Greene, Harvard (soccer)
Ryan Allen, NYU
Pete Mansfield, Bowdoin
2017:
Isaac Fossas, Brandeis
Jack Bliss, Bowdoin
Lawrence “Buddy” Mrowka, Harvard
Matt Tabor, Arizona Diamondbacks (82nd pick overall)
Oliver Boyce, NYU
2018:
Stephen Walker, Bucknell
Ethan Murphy, Hamilton
Liam Kennedy, Brandeis
2019:
Jimin Kang, Amherst
James Quinlivan, Northeastern
Ryan Cervone, Northeastern
Eddie Duggan, Princeton (football)
