University of Utah Baseball

One of the most respected coaching figures in college baseball, Utah skipper Gary Henderson was named the 12 th head coach in modern program history on June ...

Assistant coach Bobby Rinard was named to Gary Henderson's Utah staff in July 2025. Rinard, a longtime member of the coaching staff at Utah Tech, joins the U...

Hunter Antillon moved into a new role with the Utah baseball program in June 2025, being appointed by head coach Gary Henderson as the team's director of ope...

Jason Greco joined the Utah Athletics team in March 2022 as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and was elevated to Executive Senior Associate AD for Governance and Brand Strategy in July 2025. Greco came to Utah after four years at Auburn University, where he served as Associate A.D. for Compliance, and brought 12 years of experience in NCAA compliance at four institutions to his position with the Utes. Greco is responsible for managing all aspects of Utah's compliance department, shaping and implementing policies and procedures that promote a culture of excellence that optimizes the student-athlete experience and best positions Utah's students for success in the classroom, in competition and in the community, particularly in the ever-changing landscape of intercollegiate athletics. Greco also oversees internal cap management and governance surrounding the landmark NCAA vs. House settlement and Utah Athletics Brand Ambassador program that is focused on the enhancing external brand opportunities for student-athletes and education on branding. He also serves as sport supervisor for the Utes' baseball and volleyball programs. Greco joined the Auburn compliance staff in 2018 as Asst. A.D. for Compliance and was promoted to Associate A.D. in 2021. In his role with the Tigers, Greco was responsible for day-to-day management of the Auburn compliance office, leading a team of five full-time staff members. His responsibilities also included being the primary contact fo

A native of Salt Lake City, Mary Chris Finnigan joined the Utah Athletics family in August 2012 and was named to her current role of Director of Academics in July 2018. Previously, she had held the positions of Learning Specialist, Academic Advisor and Assistant Director of Academic Services. She supports student-athletes in becoming independent learners, while also ensuring that a positive student-athlete experience is the primary objective. In addition to her responsibilities as director, Finnigan serves as the day-to-day academic advisor for Utah baseball, golf, men's basketball, volleyball and beach volleyball. For all of Utah's recent success in competition, Utes student-athletes have exceled just as well in the classroom. Every team on campus earned a 3.0 GPA or higher in the Spring 2023 semester; it was the 34th straight semester in which Utah Athletics as a whole finished at 3.0 or higher. Before coming to the U, Finnigan spent 13 years as a counselor at Judge Memorial Catholic High School, including the last eight as Director of Counseling. She also served as head girls basketball coach from 1999-2005 and led Judge to the state final in her first year, earning USHAA Coach of the Year. In her spare time, she enjoys the outdoors, watching sports and spending time with her children, family and dog. In 2011, her and her husband founded Race Swami, a USA Swim program for underrepresented and economically disadvantaged youth in Salt Lake City. Finnigan holds a Bachelor's i

Meredith Price came to Utah Athletics in June of 2021 as the Executive Director of Sports Nutrition, where she oversees the nutrition department and works primarily with the men's basketball, gymnastics, ski and baseball programs. Before arriving at the U, Price was the Associate Director of Performance Nutrition at the University of Washington from 2016-21. She spent time with the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee in Colorado Springs, Colo., working with the Acrobat and Combat Sport Teams under the supervision of the Senior Sports Dietitian, and finished her time there supporting Olympians at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. She received her Masters Degree in Sport Nutrition from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, and her undergraduate degree in dietetics from the University of Georgia. Her most fun educational experience was "graduating" from Avocado University in early 2020. Meredith is originally from Baltimore, Maryland, and is a passionate Ravens and Orioles fan. She trains and competes in Olympic Weightlifting, loves skiing, backpacking, & mountain biking, and can whip up a tasty meal from anything you put in front of her. She has summitted all five volcanoes in the state of Washington.

Todd Guilliams enters his fifth season at Utah in 2026, coming off four campaigns that have ranked among the best for the Utes’ offense as a Power Conference program. With an established reputation of coaching outstanding hitters, Guilliams came to Utah after helping teams to league-leading offensive production at his last three stops in Valdosta State, Western Carolina and Kentucky. An upward year-to-year trajectory has been the theme with Guilliams mentoring the Utah hitters, as the team has improved annually in virtually every offensive category under his direction. Guilliams has been on the coaching staff of four of the top five hitting Utah teams since 2012 and each of the top four slugging teams in that same timespan. The program’s 172 home runs during his time with the Utes are the most for a four-year stretch since 2012 as well. At Utah, Guilliams has mentored players totaling 11 postseason conference awards, while shortstop Core Jackson (New York Yankees) was a fifth-round MLB Draft selection in 2025 and outfielder Kai Roberts went to San Diego in the seventh round of the 2024 draft. Todd Guilliams • Team Highlights 2017 • Kentucky • Led SEC in 12 offensive categories • Most hits in program history (706) 2018 • Kentucky • Led SEC in OBP, slugging and runs/game • Nation-leading 13 MLB Draft selections 2020 • Kentucky • Hit .301 as a team 2021 • Kentucky • Most stolen bases in SEC play • Fewest errors in SEC 2022 • Utah • Set program records for the Pac-12 era in seven