Frank Vieira
Frank Vieira
"Porky"
- School Quinnipiac College
- Born ~1935
Biographical Information[edit]
Florindo "Frank" Vieira was a standout basketball player in college, setting school records for points, field goals, and free throws. A high school basketball star in Connecticut, Vieira once outscored future NBA Hall of Famer Wilt Chamberlain in a game.
Vieira was the head coach at University of New Haven for 44 seasons, from 1963-2006. He retired with a career mark of 1127-323-6. Under his control the team went to 17 College World Series (2 NAIA & 15 Division II College World Series). In 1986 UNH named their baseball field after Vieira. New Haven beat Mercy College 10-7 in the first ever game at Vieira Field.
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