Tom O'Connell (college)
Thomas P. O'Connell
- Schools Boston University, Suffolk University, University of Connecticut
- High School Braintree High School
Biographical Information[edit]
Tom O'Connell was a college coach for over 25 years.
O'Connell served in the US Army from 1956-1958. He was head coach of Braintree High School from 1964-1971, then was 170-72-5 as head coach of Brandeis University from 1972-1981. He took the team to second place at the 1977 Division III College World Series, the best finish in school annals (through 2010). After that, O'Connell coached Princeton University from 1982-1997, winning three Ivy League titles. He coached for the 1998 Cotuit Kettleers and 1999-2000 Hyannis Mets. Since his coaching days ended, he worked as a part-time Cincinnati Reds scout. Tom was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2004 and was inducted into the Brandeis Hall of Fame in 2003.
Year-by-Year Coaching Record[edit]
Sources[edit]
- Brandeis bio
- All-Star Baseball Academy (lists O'Connell as playing in the Kansas City A's minor league chain - he is not listed at BR Minors)
- O'Connell obituary
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