Todd Guilliams

Biography

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