Immaculata athletic director Patty Canterino announced today
that Bryan Torresani has been named the head coach of the Mighty
Macs' baseball program. He replaces Patrick Swift, who led
the Mighty Macs to a 9-11 record in 2012.
Torresani comes to Immaculata from La Salle University, where he
has been since September, serving primarily as a recruiting
coordinator. He was also heavily involved in the team's fall
workout program preparing for the 2013 campaign.
Prior to his tenure at La Salle, Torresani was the assistant
head baseball coach at Chestnut Hill College for five
seasons. He worked with the pitching staff for the 2010 and
2011 seasons when Chestnut Hill went to the Central Atlantic
Collegiate Conference playoffs. Before working with the
pitching staff, Torresani coached outfielders, first basemen, and
catchers along with coaching first base during the 2008 and 2009
campaigns. Additionally, he was heavily involved in
fundraising and recruiting for the young baseball program.
While serving as assistant head baseball coach at Chestnut Hill,
Torresani was the Associate Director of Admissions responsible for
marketing the college and assisting prospective students with the
application process.
Before moving to Chestnut Hill, Torresani coached baseball and
taught Social Studies at Hatboro-Horsham High School.
Torresani himself played college ball at Elizabethtown and
graduated with a bachelor's degree in Social Studies Education in
2006. Additionally, he earned his master's degree at Chestnut Hill
in Administration of Human Services in 2010.