Boston College Baseball

Todd Interdonato was announced as the 9th head coach of the Boston College Baseball program on Wednesday, July 12, 2023. Interdonato arrives at Boston Colleg...

Greg Sullivan is in his 16th season as an assistant coach for the Boston College baseball team. He primarily works with outfielders and hitters. Josiah Ragsd...

Holden Wilder is in his first year as the director of baseball operations at Boston College. Originally from John's Creek, Georgia, Wilder graduated from Wof...

Jack Housinger is in his second season as director of player development for the baseball program at Boston College. Housinger earned a bachelor’s degree in ...

John Creegan is in his first year as the director of player development at Boston College. Originally from Ramsey, New Jersey, Creegan graduated from City College of New York with a bachelor's degree in Business Management and Administration. During his time, he was a four-year member of the baseball team. Creegan also received his master's degree in Sports Administration from Northwestern, where he served as the Director of Player Development in 2025.

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Ryan Forrest enters his third season at Boston College after six seasons as the pitching coach at Air Force, where he helped lead the pitching staff to the most strikeouts in program history in 2022 with 455. In 2025, he improved the team ERA by 0.67 points and the conference ERA by 1.40 points. The group also recorded 19 more strikeouts than in 2024. In his first season with the Eagles, he coached John West, who was named to the ACC third team and drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2024. In a year under Forrest, West threw 10 more innings than in 2023, with a career high of 78 innings. After one season on the Mississippi College staff, Forrest began at Air Force in 2018, when he improved the program's earned run average by 1.34 points in his first season. In 2019, the Air Force set a program record with a 4.83 ERA during Mountain West play, the pitching staff's lowest ever ERA during conference season. Second-Team All-Mountain West hurler Jake Gilbert, an eventual Cincinnati Reds signee, posted a 2.55 ERA for the Falcons after Forrest converted him from a closer to a weekend starter, good for the eighth-best single-season ERA in program history. Under Forrest's tutelage, the Falcons boasted two All-Conference pitchers in 2021, in Paul Skenes and John Byrnes. With 26 wins, the most by the program since 1993, Air Force put together its best conference record in program history at 18-16, ranking in the top-three in both strikeouts and saves in the Mountain West. Air Force c