Dan Luisi ('05) - Baseball

• Four years at Holy Trinity High School (three as Head Coach)
• Six seasons as an NCAA Baseball Coach
  • Farmingdale State College (DIII Skyline Conference)
  • Post University (DII CACC)
  • Stony Brook University (DI America East Conference)
• Graduated from Holy Trinity High School in 2005
• Played DII Baseball at Post University (served as a 3-time captain, 2-time All-CACC selection, and ECAC 1st team All-Region selection; all-time leader in hits, runs, walks and games played)

"I would say that my coaching objectives are to create a culture that challenges players to achieve goals they couldn’t on their own. My coaching philosophy is to focus on long term development for all my players and to educate them on the valuable lessons learned through the game of Baseball. The three core values I emphasize to my players are accountability, integrity, and sacrifice. I talk to my players a lot about life, and how baseball can relate to life if you live through those core values."

"I’ve experienced many incredible memories throughout my career. Breaking the all-time hit record at Post was one of my most memorable experiences on a baseball field. It was so special to me, because of how proud my family, teammates, and coaches were. As a competitor, I was always preparing for the next game or the next at-bat. Looking back on it, it’s something I will always remember."

"The greatest advantage of being a Holy Trinity student-athlete is you are provided all the tools and support to be whoever you want to be. The Titan community is truly committed to seeing each student achieve their goals." 

"My advice to current middle school student-athletes as you prepare for high school is to surround yourself with great people - people who are going to challenge you and help you become the best person you can be. As a coach and a mentor, my goal is to bring out the best in all my players, whether it be on the field, in the weight room, or in the classroom."