Joe Sottolano

Joe Sottolano, hailing from New York, was selected as one of the elite 36 players nationwide for the Team USA trials in 1990. His illustrious playing career was highlighted by his role in the 1988 Division III NCAA Baseball National Championship, where he was honored as the Most Outstanding Player (MOP).

Over his 23-year tenure in Division I coaching, including 14 years as a head coach, he has mentored over 20 student-athletes who were selected in the MLB Amateur Draft and 46 All-Americans. One of his mentees, Chris Rowley, ascended to the Major Leagues, underscoring Joe's profound impact as a mentor and coach.

Joe's foundational principles—Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence—have shaped his approach both on and off the field. These were particularly emphasized during his tenure as a coach at West Point, molding young athletes into leaders.