Mansfield University of Pennsylvania

• Location: Mansfield, PA
• Nickname: Mountaineers
• Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 1952-present
• Division: II
• Ballpark: Shaute Field

Division-II College World Series runner-up in 1992

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania was founded as Mansfield Classical Seminary and was known as Mansfield State Teachers College from 1927 to 1960 and Mansfield State College until 1983. Through 2020, it had produced six major leaguers, most notably Hall-of-Famer Hughie Jennings. In July 2021, Pennsylvania higher education officials announced that Bloomsburg would merge with Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania and Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania in response to financial difficulties and declining enrollment, and each institution would represent a campus of a single university. In March 2022, the new institution was created to oversee the three universities, and was named the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania.

Coaches

• John Heaps, 1966-1973, 1975-1982
• Thomas Costello, 1974
• Roger Maisner, 1983-1986
• Harry Hillson, 1987-2019
• Andrew Chalot, 2020-present

Assistant Coaches

• Andrew Chalot, 2012-2019
• Chris Francis, 2008-2011
• Anthony Goncalves, 2020
• Harry Hillson, 1984-1986
• Bruce Peddie, 1989-1995

People who went here

• Jeff Brookens, scout
• Tim Brookens, minor league infielder
• Tom Brookens, infielder
• Jerry Davis, college coach
• Mike Gazella, infielder
• Daniel Harms, Bundesliga pitcher
• Hughie Jennings, infielder and manager; Hall of Fame
• Carl Lindquist, pitcher
• Assaf Lowengart, Israeli national team infielder
• Andy McCauley, minor league manager
• Bruce Peddie, college coach
• Lance Ratchford, college coach
• Ray Schmittle, minor league pitcher
• Joe Shaute, pitcher
• Al Todd, catcher