Nick Restaino will transition from head coach to assistant coach at Stetson University, focusing on outfielders. He brings over 30 years of collegiate coaching experience, including stints at Fordham and Sacred Heart, amassing 273 victories. His tenure includes leading teams to six conference tournament appearances and developing players who signed professional contracts, including Major Leaguers. Restaino joins Cameron Coons on the coaching staff under new head coach Shane Gierke, aiming to build upon Stetson鈥檚 recent successes, including an ASUN Championship and a run in the NCAA Regionals.

By the Numbers
  • 273 Division I wins as a head coach at Fordham and Sacred Heart.
  • 6 conference tournament appearances across two schools during his coaching career.
State of Play
  • Restaino is entering his third season with Stetson, aiming to leverage previous successes to enhance the program.
  • He was part of the coaching staff that helped Stetson secure a 40-win season and advance in the NCAA regionals last year.
What's Next

The coaching staff, including Restaino, will focus on player development and building a robust team culture as they prepare for the upcoming season, targeting further success in both conference and national standings.

Bottom Line

Restaino's extensive experience and proven track record will be crucial as Stetson Baseball seeks to maintain its competitive edge and foster future talent in collegiate athletics.