SAN JACINTO – The Mt. San Jacinto College baseball program (CCCAA) is actively seeking a Part-Time Assistant Hitting Coach with a background in Infield, Outfield, or Catching. This opportunity is perfect for those with experience in college recruiting and a strong understanding of cutting-edge technologies like Blast Motion, Driveline, Rapsodo, and Trackman. The position offers an $8,000 stipend with potential for additional earnings. Candidates must be able to throw batting practice, hit fungos, and hold at least an Associate’s Degree. Interested candidates should send their résumés, cover letters, and references to head coach, Jake Hansen, at jhansen@msjc.edu.

The Eagles concluded the 2024 season on a high note, reaching the 3C2A Regional play-offs for the second consecutive year with an impressive record of 30-12. This marks the highest number of victories since 2009. Notably, eleven players from the 2024 roster have secured scholarships to continue their education and athletic careers at four-year institutions.

The MSJC Eagles celebrated a strong 2024 season with a record-breaking number of victories. Valley News/Jerry Lee Palad-MSJC Photo

Hansen is currently helped by Ed Hurtado, a former pitcher in the Angels Organization, who serves as an Assistant Coach managing the pitching staff. Coach Hurtado can be reached via email at ehurtado@msjc.edu.

The Eagles’ recent accomplishments highlight the team’s growth and the importance of strong coaching leadership. The Assistant Hitting Coach role is integral to the continued success of the program, providing mentorship and advanced training to help players reach their full potential.

Mt. San Jacinto College is dedicated to fostering an environment where student-athletes can excel both on and off the field. By integrating state-of-the-art tools and expert coaching, the Eagles are poised to build on their recent successes and aim for even greater heights in the seasons to come.

If you have a passion for baseball and the qualifications to match, don’t miss this chance to become a part of the MSJC Eagles’ coaching staff. Apply today and help shape the future of their outstanding local college baseball program.

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JP Raineri
JP Raineri

JP is an award-winning multimedia journalist, and head of the Sports Department for the Valley News. Over his time in the Temecula Valley, JP, a former Southwestern League head baseball coach, was also an on-air radio personality at Q103.3, KATY 101.3, Hot 103.9, and was a television host for the Outdoor Channel. When not covering local, or national sports, JP also serves as an Associate Baseball Scout with NSR.