OUR LINE-UP

 

Game On 13’s founder, Eric Holtz, is a dedicated and incredibly passionate professional. Eric started his collegiate coaching career with his first gig at Manhattanville College coaching the baseball team for two years as an assistant and then served as the hitting coach at Westchester Community College for eight years before turning his focus to his business and shortly after, international baseball.

Rewinding back to 2007, Eric was drafted by the Bet Shmesh Blue Sox in the Israel Baseball League where he served as a player/coach and was instrumental in helping the Blue Sox win the inaugural championship. This opportunity led to a mutual interest down the line of Eric getting involved in Israel National Baseball and boy did he get involved. In 2013, Eric was an assistant coach on the Team USA that won the gold medal in baseball at the 2013 Maccabiah Games and the head coach of the Under-18 U.S. club that took gold at the 2017 Maccabiah. Shortly after, Eric switched sides and was named Head Coach of the Senior Israel National Baseball team with only hopes and dreams of reaching the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Through three years of rigorous traveling and gutsy performances with an all-hands-on-deck mentality, Eric’s squad was one of the first to secure their spot in a pool of only six international teams in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Eric led them to the knockout stages and lost to an incredibly experienced Dominican Republic team on a walk-off after having knocked out Mexico. Following the Tokyo Olympics, Eric would step down as head coach to take his place once again at the helm of Game On 13, and the week he was back from the Olympics, he was back to working with the next generation and trying to help them get better.

Carmine played college baseball for The University of Delaware Division 1 Club Baseball team. The Blue Hens were ranked in the top 15 in the NCBA at the conclusion of the 2019 Fall season. Carmine spent his time on the field behind the plate calling the game for an accomplished Blue Hen pitching staff. 

Carmine is proud of his local roots and ties to the community.  As a 2016 Valhalla High School graduate, Carmine has worked alongside dozens of pro and college student-athletes. In addition, he is an assistant coach for the Valhalla Varsity Baseball team.

At the beginning of Summer 2021, Carmine was promoted to Assistant General Manager at Game On 13. Carmine also coaches the 2025 Fury Elite Tournament Team.

Carmine is an incredibly passionate student of the game, who has a specific interest in pushing young athletes to become the best version of themselves while being a positive role model in their lives.

Denise comes to Game On 13 as Office Manager. Her experience in the corporate world makes a perfect fit for running the day to day operations of the facility.

Denise held various positions in Fortune 500 insurance companies. During her insurance career with Aetna Inc., she was top Account Executive in the Northeast Region and achieved award levels of the President's Club and Chairman's Council. She continues to maintain her NY State insurance Life & Health license.

Denise played recreational Softball in Eastchester and on Corporate sponsored teams. She also has coached youth softball teams in Westchester & Rockland.

Dimitrios Magdalinos was a former DE for Greenwich High School Football who graduated in 2005 as a FCIAC Division Champion. He went on to play outside linebacker for Alfred State JR. College 2006 - 2007 before beginning his career in Rugby. 2008 – 2014 Dimitrios was starting Flanker for White Plains Rugby Football Club Division 1.


As a kid, Dimitrios played almost every sport all the way up until his senior year of high school. He was always passionate about training and passionate about the competitiveness of sports. 2009 – 2011 was a rough time for Dimitrios because he experienced and a lot serious injuries during his Rugby career. From AC Joint separation to labral tear and pelvic strain with both hip flexor and adductor strains, all at once, there was a point in time where Dimitrios could barely walk for about six months. Most of these injuries were due to overtraining and improper training techniques.


During Dimitrios’ time of recovery, countless hours of physical therapy and doctor visits, he found a passion in learning how to train athletes to prevent injury and develop optimal performance. In 2012, Dimitrios started training his rugby team in strength and conditioning. In 2013, he became accredited by the National Academy of Sports Medicine as a Personal Trainer. He continued on training members of his rugby team for both in and off-season programs. For the first year of his personal training experience he helped a lot of elderly clients for rehabilitation and strengthening and sedentary clients for weight loss. In 2014, he became a Performance Coach where he designed and ran programs for both teams and individual athletes to improve all components of athleticism and enhance performance. In 2015, he graduated at the Integrative Institute of Nutrition as a Certified Holistic Health Coach. As a Holistic Health Coach, he helped many individuals with weight loss and lead them to healthier lifestyle.


Dimitrios is passionate about developing a strong and healthy athlete and passionate about leading people, in general, to a healthier lifestyle. From youth athletes to professional athletes, he has trained athletes from various types of sports and various levels of athleticism.


“If you truly Want it and truly apply yourself towards achieving your goals, there’s no limitation towards what you can do.”  - Dimitrios Magdalinos

 

BASEBALL TRAINERS

Jaz Burton is from Mount Vernon, NY. He attended Kennedy Catholic HS in Somers,NY where he played basketball, baseball and made the All Section Team in both sports. After two successful seasons of being named to the All Conference 1st team at Kennedy Catholic each year in baseball, he then went on to Trinity Pawling for a post grad year and had himself quite the year. 

Jaz then received a full ride to Division 1 Juco Indian River State, in Fort Pierce, FL. Unfortunately, Covid cut the season short and Jaz returned home and attended D1 Iona University for his next 3 years as an outfielder / 1st baseman. His athleticism allowed him to perform several tasks for Iona. He hit for power, was able to run extremely well, and had a strong arm. Jaz not only preaches how important hard work and commitment is, but also is heavy on teaching the mental skills it takes to be successful in not just baseball, but life.

Edwin Delgado is from Yonkers, NY where he attended and graduated from Saunders High School while being captain of the baseball team during senior year. After Saunders, he attended Monroe College in New Rochelle, NY where he played baseball and obtained his Associate’s Degree in Sports Management. During his second year, Edwin had a .457 batting average and only committed 1 error all season while starting in Right Field. After his completion at Monroe, Edwin attended and played for Cleary University in Michigan for a year. He then completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Concordia College. 

He began instructing the game of baseball in 2018 and has not looked back since. While being the head coach of Youth Travel Baseball, he took on an internship at Iona College in their Strength and Conditioning Program. After completing a year at Iona, he is currently a Sports Performance Coach at St. John’s University where he is also in the process of completing his Master’s Degree in Sports Management. He believes in teaching athletes of all ages the importance of working efficiently and with passion in order to achieve their goals. “As you grow bigger and stronger physically, always remember your mentality is the strongest foundation you have.”

Matt is from Pleasantville, NY where he graduated from Pleasantville High School in 2015. Upon graduating, he would start his college career pitching at Westchester Community College, a Division II school in the NJCAA from 2015-2017.  After graduating in 2017 with his associates degree in Social Sciences, he would transfer and commit to continue his college career at SUNY New Paltz at the Division III level. Unfortunately, his college career was cut short due to multiple injuries. Matt would graduate from SUNY New Paltz in 2019 with a bachelor's degree in Organizational Communications. 

While Matt is a pitching instructor, he also teaches the other aspects of the game. He enjoys working with kids of all ages and does everything he can to make sure kids are able to develop a general understanding for the game. Matt also works alongside current and former professional players to enhance his knowledge for pitching mechanics.

Matt is now currently pursuing his Personal Trainer Certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM).  His goal now is to develop a better understanding for how the human body works in correspondence to pitching so that kids can get stronger both at home and in the weight room and minimize the chances of injuries occurring.

Brendan McCann is from Long Island, New York. He graduated Kellenberg Memorial High School and was the team captain his senior year. He finished the year with a .353 batting average and a 1.61 ERA but fell just short of a Catholic League Championship.

He is now attending Pace University and is sophomore left-handed starting pitcher. As a freshman, he helped lead the team to their first ever Northeast 10 Conference championship with a regular season ERA of a 2.43 through 33 innings pitched. He also started the championship game and fired 6 innings allowing just 2 runs to help lead the Setters to their championship victory.

Brendan is studying finance at Pace right now but hope to keep teaching kids baseball how his coaches taught it to him.

Felix Restituyo is a native of the Dominican Republic who grew up in Washington Heights, New York. He attended George Washington High School where he played baseball for the Trojans. After High School, Felix went on to play at SUNY Canton, SUNY Sullivan and finally Monroe College where he got his degree in Criminal Justice.

Felix has been instructing and coaching kids of all different ages, backgrounds and skill levels for the last 10 years. He prides himself in not only helping individuals become better baseball players but more importantly better people.

Justin graduated from Valhalla high school where he and the 2010 varsity baseball team won the class C state championship. 

He then went on to play at Westchester Community College for the next two years. Winning awards such as first team All-American, player of the year, Marucci Elite Hitter of the Year and being a captain of the Vikings to help lead them the JUCO College World Series at the DII level. He finished his final year at Westchester with a 456. Batting average, 56 RBIs, 22 doubles. 

Justin then continued his baseball career at Susquehanna University. He was named captain his senior year to help lead the Crusaders set school history with a record of 33-16 and going one game shy of the College World Series (DIII). He was named first team All-American, player of the year (Landmark Conference), and region player of the year. He finished his senior year with a 465. Batting average, 49 RBIs, and 12 home runs.

John Doherty is joining us from Eastchester, New York. He has been playing baseball since he was 2 years old. John was a Shortstop and Pitcher in high school landing him Player of the Year and First Team All State as a Senior at Eastchester. John went on the play at Western Connecticut State University and Westchester Community College. Now he looks to teach the youth life lessons through baseball the way he was taught and also shape them into becoming young men and hard working athletes. 

Son of Game On 13 Founder Eric Holtz, Brett was born into the game of baseball and began playing at the age of 5. Brett graduated from Valhalla High School in 2017 where he was a three-and-a-half-year varsity team member and was given All-State honors his senior year. Immediately upon graduating high school Brett competed in the Maccabi Games in Israel representing the U.S.A. helping lead the team to a gold medal and also being awarded Best Hitter in the tournament.

Brett then brought his talents to New York City where he was a four-year varsity member of the Columbia University baseball program. He was a part of the 2018 Ivy League Championship team defeating Yale in the finals to earn a bid in the Gainesville Regional later that season. Throughout his college career, Brett had a brief stint with the Shelter Island Ducks in the Hamptons League before coming home to play locally for the Westchester Patriots and soon after the Westchester Lumberjacks where he has helped lead both teams to respective league titles. After having his last two collegiate seasons canceled due to the global pandemic, Brett decided to forego his NCAA eligibility and began his pro career overseas playing for the Arrows Ostrava of the Czech Republic Extraliga. Brett finished out his first pro season third in the league in batting average with a .398 BA and having played a major role in the lineup for the Arrows eventually leading to the team winning the championship for the 2021 Extraliga season. 

Looking to begin his work career stateside, Brett continues to be a part of the Game On 13 family working with hitters of all ages and coaching the Fury Elite Team 15U alongside Assistant GM, Carmine DiPalma. Brett is also the Director of Social Media/Marketing for Holtz Bats.

Former Division III collegiate baseball player from Manhattanville College in Purchase, New York.  Throughout Steve's sophomore to senior sessions at Manhattanville, he achieved 1st Team All Conferences for the Skyline & Middle Atlantic Freedom Conference seasons as well as a spot on the All-Region Team. During his senior campaign, we was awarded Conference Player of the Year and the National Gold Glove Award for the Outfield, which is awarded to the three best defensive outfielders in Division III.

Steve's baseball career continued after college when signing his first professional baseball contract with The American Defenders of New Hampshire in the Canadian American Baseball League.  During the off-season, Steve underwent shoulder labrum surgery, which temporarily halted his playing career.  Although he was not playing, he took advantage of the off time started his coaching career as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Manhattanville College.  At Manhattanville, he worked with both the hitters & the outfielders in all aspects of their games.

In 2011, Steve signed a contract to play with the New York Federals of the CanAm League.  Since then he has focused on the training of younger ball players at every layer.

Whether on or off the field, Steve's heart has & always will be in the game of baseball.  He enjoys nothing more than coaching players at every level because he remembers that was once there & always took advantage of someone who was willing to teach him.  He wants to continue to pass along the knowledge of what he learned from his mentors and help the next generation of ballplayers succeed!

Education: Graduate of Ohio State University

Playing Experience: Recruited to play at SUNY Albany

Accomplishments: Tremendously successful coach of Baseball, Basketball and Soccer @ Horace Greeley HS

Has Been Lead Instructor and Head Coach of Two Successful Travel teams at Pride.

Currently Asst Coach at Concordia College working mostly with Pitchers

Certifications: Certified Personal Trainer Certified College Coach NYS Certified HS Coach

Joe graduated Mahopac High School in 2015 where he was a two sport athlete including baseball & ice hockey. Joe has had some unfortunate injuries throughout his sport's career although that hasn't stopped him from playing since he is currently playing baseball at SUNY Westchester Community College and will be going to a four year school to play baseball and earn his bachelor’s degree. His love for the game is unparalleled and this is what drives Joe to excel with each individual he trains/coaches. He also connects well with all of the players he trains and is well liked throughout the facility. Outside of baseball,school and other hobbies, Joe is a Licensed Real Estate Agent and is affiliated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.

Hailing from the Bronx New York, Steve “Figgy” Figueroa played high school baseball at Saint Raymonds High School setting all kinds of records. After high school, Figueroa went onto play at Westchester Community College for two years, leading them to the JUCO World Series in Oklahoma. Figueroa transferred to SUNY Cortland, a D3 Powerhouse, where he finished his college career.

Steve is an Incredibly talented hitter that hits for Average as well as Power, not to mention he is also a Slick Fielding Middle infielder. Steve is currently playing professional baseball in Puerto Rico and has returned for a limited time to teach lessons at Game On 13!

Contact the office today to set up lessons with power hitting infielder Steve Figueroa! Welcome back, Steve!

Christian finished his collegiate baseball career behind the plate for Pace University in Pleasantville, NY.  Prior to his time as a Setter, Christian caught at Westchester Community College where he was named to the Region 15 All Tournament Team and Mid Hudson All-Academic Team.  During his time at Pace, Christian was named to the NE10's Academic Honor Roll in each of his four semesters.

Christian is a local guy who is a 2016 Valhalla High School graduate. In his time as a Valhalla Viking, he was a 3 year Varsity starter behind the dish taking over for his older brother Joe who also played the position. Christian earned All-League, All-Section and All-State honors in his time at Valhalla. 

Christian has also coached various levels of our Fury teams and has a great demeanor paired with a willingness to push kids to be the best version of themselves.

Hitting Coach, Outfield & Infield Instructor

  • Carlos Sosa was a baseball player from 2001 to 2016

  • 2001 Carlos sign as a free agent for San Francisco Giants until 2008

  • 2009 & 2010 Carlos played in the independent league

  • 2011 San Diego Padres sign Carlos - AA Texas league and won the championship

  • 2012 to 2015 Carlos was the hitting coach in the minor league and major league system with San Diego Padres

  • Carlos also played winter ball in different countries from 2003 to 2014; Dominican Republic, Colombia, Mexico and Nicaragua

  • 2017 & 2018 Carlos was the manager in winter ball in Nicaragua

In 2023, Carlos coached the 10U team for Nor East Clipper baseball in Port Chester, New York. Carlos enjoys working with young players, developing their skills, and seeing their progress on the field. He believes that an important part of working with younger players in teaching them the fundamentals of baseball, respect for the game and to be good teammates.

Thomas “TC” Cullen from Dobbs Ferry, NY is a 2017 Dobbs Ferry High School Graduate.  He started playing baseball at the age of 5 and played through his senior year of high school.  In baseball he was a captain, and outfielder for the Eagles.  TC also played football and basketball.  After high school, TC went to Western Connecticut State University where he graduated in 2021.

TC joined Game On 13 in the spring of 2023 as a Fury baseball coach.  Since 2021, he has been coaching the Dobbs Ferry High School Varsity basketball team.  Now he looks to share what he learned through the game of baseball as well as sharing life lessons with the dedicated youth athletes.  His goal is to make them the best version of themselves on and off the field.  

Dan Fiorito was a 4 year letter winner & captain at Fordham Prep while he played shortstop & pitcher in his 4 years as a Ram.  He then went on to Manhattanville College where he would play shortstop, third base & pitch for the Valiants.  In his 3 seasons as a Valiant, Fiorito was named a 3 time 1st selection, ABCA All-Region first team, 2010 D3 Baseball.com All American and 2012 ABCA All American. 

In his senior season, Fiorito was named Mahattanville’s Co-Male Athlete of the Year, as he was named MAC Freedom Conference Player of the Year and an ABCA All American, making him the first male two-time All American in Manhattanville history.  Following his career, Fiorito was named to the MAC Conference All-Century Team.  In 2010, Fiorito’s proudest moment came in helping the Valiants win the 2010 MAC Freedom Conference Championship.

On August 21, 2012, Fiorito signed with the NY Yankees beginning his professional career.  Fiorito is currently with the Yankees playing as high as AAA last season and has played 1st base, 2nd base, shortstop & 3rd base in 188 games of competitive play.  Fiorito has played for the Tampa Yankees, Trenton Thunder and Scranton Rail Riders in his tenure in pinstripes.  

In the off-season, Fiorito is still working toward his physical education master’s degree at Manhattanville College and will prepare for Spring Training by working out at ML Strength & practicing at Game On 13.

Johnny Mariano, is a Manhattanville college graduate who played baseball at the D3 level. Baseball has been a part of his life since the day he was born. He has been mentored by coaches who teach life through baseball his entire playing career. Building confidence is what he plans on teaching my players first and foremost; whilst also teaching them the physical and mental skills needed to be successful at any level.

Austin was born and raised in Westchester, New York. He attended Tuckahoe High school and was named the Section I MVP in 2015 while earning all-section honors during his junior and senior seasons. 

Austin committed to play for the Fairfield University Stags, where he played for three years. There he developed his craft for pitching. As a freshman, he made seven starts as a midweek starter. In 2018 Austin earned a spot on the weekend rotation and supported a team-best 2.43 ERA in conference games. As a junior, he received NEIBA Second team, All-MAAC Second Team, and was a two-time MAAC All-academic team. 

Austin was drafted in the 15th round of the 2019 MLB Draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks. He pitched in the Arizona League and Pioneer League, where he posted a 2.45 ERA. 

Austin is a very responsible coach that will enhance pitching mechanics and inspire players to perform to the best of their abilities. His passion and love for the game of baseball will allow his players to succeed and help reach their highest potential. 

A Rockland County native and Pace University graduate, Danny played one year at Rockland Community College and three years as a starting pitcher at Pace University. In 2018, the left hander started his junior campaign off by throwing a perfect game while tallying up 16 strikeouts against Dominican College.

He was also selected to First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Region, 3rd Team All-American and the Division 2 ERA Statistical Champion posting a 0.71 ERA. In 2019, he posted a 1.38 ERA while also becoming the Pace single season strikeout leader (102 strikeouts), the Pace career strikeout leader (230 strikeouts) and also has the school record in career ERA (1.89 ERA) in 200 innings pitched. After the season concluded, Danny was selected to another First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Region and All-American Honorable Mention. Topping off his career at Pace University, he was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 25th round of the 2019 MLB Draft.

 

SOFTBALL TRAINERS

Gianna is from White Plains, NY and graduated from Dean College in Franklin, MA.

She started playing softball at the age of 8 and continued throughout her college career.

Gianna was on the varsity softball team at Valhalla High School, where she received multiple awards during her time there which included, “All League" (Sophomore and Junior years) along with "All Section" & "All State" (Senior year).

Gianna attended Dean College and majored in Exercise Science and also earned an Associate’s Degree in Athletic Training. At Dean, she played first base and normally batted cleanup. During her time there, she earned "Rookie of the Season" (Freshman year) and "Sportsmanship Team" and "Coaches award" (Senior year). She is now working to continue her education at Endicott College in Boston, MA where she will earn her Master’s Degree in Sports Leadership.

Gianna's goal for players is to create the best versions of themselves and make each athlete better, not only in sport but in life itself.

Jaclyn is from Yonkers, NY and is currently attending Manhattanville College in Purchase, NY. She started playing softball at the age of six and continued throughout high school and into college. Jaclyn was on the varsity softball team at Good Counsel, White Plains, NY. She received multiple awards during her tenure at Good Counsel including, “Most Valuable Player” (sophomore and junior years) and “Best Underclassmen” (freshman year). Jaclyn continued her high school academic and softball career her senior year at Sacred Heart High School, Yonkers, NY.

Jaclyn went to Binghamton University and majored in psychology with a minor in education. She was on the softball team from her freshman year to her junior year. She transferred to Manhattanville College to pursue her career in teaching. Jaclyn currently plays infield for the Valiants while finishing her bachelor’s degree in psychology and her master’s degree in early childhood education.

Jaclyn works to emphasize aspects of the game that are often overlooked as an athlete gets older, such as having fun and ensuring hard work and effort are consistent. Softball serves as an opportunity to develop qualities of hard work, dedication and determination that will provide the athlete not only with more opportunities on the field but in life as well.

Teresa is from Harrison, NY and graduated from LIU in 2019 with her Master’s in Early Childhood and Childhood Education. Teresa has currently stepped away from her teaching career to raise her two children, Dominick and Giovanna.

Teresa started playing softball at the age of five and then later transitioned into her coaching role where she developed a new love for the game. Teresa has over 10 years of coaching experience with girls and young women ranging in ages from 8-18. Her previous team was the number one seeded team in the State of New York at the 18u age level.

Teresa believes fundamentals are the building blocks of the game and are important for all ages. She also believes a big part of your success is your attitude, what you put in and how you approach your training matters. Most importantly, she thinks playing softball should be fun!

Olivia, better known as Liv, is from Mahopac, NY and graduated from Pace University in  2020 with her Master’s in Special Education. She currently is a Global Special Ed  teacher at Pleasantville High School. Liv started playing baseball from as early as she  remembers and competed with travel teams at a young age. She started playing softball  in 7th grade and trained with Eric Holtz beginning in 8th grade. Liv played for Mahopac’s  Varsity softball team from 10th grade on to her senior year. She also played showcase  softball with Pro-Swing’s Lady Pride team from the moment she played softball to the  summer before she went to college. She won several tournament MVP trophies, and  competed at the Disney ESPN complex in 2016.  

Olivia went on to attend Baruch College in the Fall of 2016 and played second base and  outfield for the Bearcats in their fall season. However, after a semester, she transferred  to Pace University to aggressively pursue her educational career. Since then, Liv has  coached modified softball and volleyball in Pleasantville and currently coaches the 12U  Fury Softball squad.  

Liv strongly believes a player’s attitude and mentality determines 95% of their play. As  someone who had worked under Eric’s wing for her entire softball career, she  understands the importance of commitment and respect for the game. She knows that  softball should be fun for her players, but consistently emphasizes that each and every  player on a team should be doing their part with full effort. Once commitment is instilled  in each player, the fun comes when working together as a team. Olivia stresses putting 

in the time on and off the field and loves to work with girls who are eager to become  better as a player and a person. 

Keith is beginning his 21st season as varsity softball coach at Pelham High School. He has coached varsity softball for a total of 25 seasons. At Pelham earned 293 wins, so far, seven time league coach of the year & Section 1 final 4 5 times Section one finalist once.

He is a member of the Section 1 Softball Coaches Association Executive Board, one of the directors WPBA softball, Director of the Pelham LL softball camp for 21 summers & Head of Instruction for Pelham travel softball for 21 years. He is a teacher for 25 years in Elementary Physical Education.

Bri is from Harrison NY and currently works at Manhattan College; she started playing softball at the age of 4. Her playing career started in little league and continued through 7 years of travel ball, 4 years of High School Varsity, and 4 years of college softball.

Throughout her playing career, Bri was a utility player. During her highschool career, she played 3B and 1B and as a senior, helped lead Harrison High school to their first ever sectional final game. Bri also played Travel ball for Total Kaos from 12u-18u. During her travel ball career, she mainly 3B/1B and outfield. After High School, Bri went on to play for the Manhattanville Valiants where she was a 4-year starter. Her college career saw a different starting position each year right field, 3B, 2B, and catcher, respectively. When her playing career ended, she began coaching. Bri has been coaching softball for the past 8 years for girls ages 10-18. She believes that the little things is what wins games. Bri has always been very passionate about softball. She likes to focus on proper mechanics both at the plate and in the field, understanding the game, and the mental aspect of the game. Bri likes to emphasize on learning all different positions. There is no greater strength than being able to play multiple positions on the field.

Margaret has been coaching softball to girls ages 8 to 18 for the past 20 years.  She is a graduate of NYU where she played basketball.  In addition to coaching Margaret is and Certified OTR as well as a NASM-CPT.

Margaret is currently the girls Varsity basketball & softball coach at the Hackley School in Tarrytown, her alma mater.  Her teams have been very successful making the playoffs the last six out of seven seasons.

Margaret is enthusiastic and has a passion for the game which carries over to the teams she coaches.  She believes in emphasizing the basics and the technical understanding of the game.  She has run Pitching Clinics as well as various Hitting and Fielding Clinics for all ages.

Margaret is from Yonkers, NY, a mom of 3 girls and proud grandparent of Dominick Paul.

Cassidy joins us from Ardsley, New York. She started playing when she was 5 years old. Three sport athlete in high school playing softball, basketball and soccer. She made All- Section her junior and senior year of high school in softball.

She went to Monroe College her first two years and studied Business Management. As a freshmen she got Rookie of the Year and MVP her sophomore year for softball. Cassidy transferred to Mercy College for her junior and senior year and studied Business in Sports Management. As a junior she had a .409 batting average 16 doubles 52 hits 8 homeruns and 42 RBIs. As a junior she got first team all section as a third basemen and player of the week 3 times. As a senior she played short stop with 7 errors 75 assist and 6 double plays. She got honor roll 3 times player of the week once. She had 5 doubles 35 hits 5 homeruns and 27 RBIs. Her career batting average was a .395.