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Owners
Pete Zoccolillo - Owner
College Career
- Rutgers University Graduate
- Four-year letterman Baseball
- “All-Big East” 1st base 3 yrs 1997-1998-1999
- “All-American” 3 yrs 1997-1998-1999
- Broke 10 school offensive batting records 1999 (Single season HR, RBI, Hits, T.B., Career HR, RBI, Hits, TB, Doubles, AB’s)
- Broke 3 Big East offensive batting records (Hits, RBI, Doubles)
- Drafted 23rd round 1999 MLB draft by Chicago Cubs
- Rutgers MVP 1999
- Rutgers Hall of Fame Class of 2004
- Named in the Top 50 athletes of all-time at Rutgers University.
Professional Career
- 2000 Midwest “All-Star” Lansing Lugnuts (Chicago Cubs “A” Affiliate)
- Traded to Milwaukee for P. David Weathers
- 2003 AAA MVP for Indianapolis Indians (Milwaukee Brewers “AAA” Affiliate)
- September 5, 2003 MLB debut for Milwaukee Brewers
- 2004 AAA “All-Star” Oklahoma Redhawks (Texas Rangers “AAA” Affiliate)
- 2005 played for Memphis Redbirds (St. Louis Cardinals “AAA” affiliate)
- 2006 signed “AAA” contract with the Colorado Rockies
- 2006 World Baseball Classic outfielder (Team Italy)
High School Coaching Career
- Head Varsity Baseball Coach Morris Catholic HS (2013-2016)
- N.J. Star Ledger Coach of the Year 2013
- Non-Pubic B State Sectional Champions 2013
- Conference Champions 2014,2015
- Voted NJ.com top coach in the NJAC 2016
- Head Varsity Baseball Coach Mount Olive HS (2021-present)
- 100 Career High School wins
Mike Dzurilla - Owner
College Career
- St. Johns University
- 2 Time All-Big East
- All Big East Rookie team 1997
- Big East Tournament-“Most Outstanding Player” 1997
- 1st Freshman since Mo Vaughn to win award
- St. Johns MVP 1998, 1999
- Cape Cod league all-star 1998
- All-American 1999
Professional Career
- 7th round draft pick of Chicago Cubs
- Top prospect of NW rookie league 1999
- 2003 AA all-star team
- Lakewood Blue Claws MVP (2005)
- Signed with the Long Island Ducks 2006
Dustin Arena. -
Facility General Manager
- B.A. at Suny Delhi
- Sports Management Major
- 2009-present
Jodi Longo -VP of Softball Operations
/16U Coach
High School Career:
- Bloomfield High School, Bloomfield, NJ 4 year Varsity starter 3B/P
- First Team All Conference
- First Team All County
- First Team All-Area - 3B
- First Team NNJIL
- MVP - 1991
- Brian Piccolo Award Recipient - 1991
College Career:
- Saint Peter’s College, Jersey City, NJ
- Division I 3B/P
- First Team MAAC All-Conference - 3B
- 2 Time MAAC All Academic Team - P
- All-American Academic Team
- NJAIAW Outstanding Female Student Athlete Captain 94-95’
- Led team in OBP - .414, BA - .303, RS - 32, RBI’s 27
College Coaching Career:
- Caldwell College - Assistant/Pitching Coach 1996
- Montclair State University - Assistant/Pitching Coach 1997-2000
High School Coaching Career:
- James Caldwell High School - Assistant/Pitching Coach 2001-2015
- Warren Hills Regional High School - Head Varsity Coach 2018-2022
- Skyland Conference Valley Division Champion 2021
- Skyland Conference Valley Division Coach of the Year 2021
Bobby Varua. -
14U Coach
High School Career
• Herricks High School
• 4 year Varsity Letterman Baseball / Soccer
• Division Champions ‘.89
• All-County (Baseball) ‘91 & ‘92
College Career:
• IONA College Baseball
• Division 1 • MAAC ‘92 & ‘93
Post College Career:
• Walden White Sox (Baseball) Walden, NY
• Independent League ‘96 - ‘98
Kevin McDonald -
12U Coach
High School Career:
- High School-Morristown Beard School 1998 (Catcher)
- 3-time All-County Team
- 3-time First Team- All Prep Team
- 2007 Morristown Beard Hall of Fame Inductee
College Career:
- University of Maryland 2002
- 2-time Team Captain
- 2-time All-Academic Selection
Professional Career:
- Drafted 39th round 2002 MLB Draft (Detroit Tigers)
- Played two seasons in the minor league system
- Signed to Atlantic City Surf 2004 and 2005 Season
High School Coaching Career:
- Baseball Assistant Coach-Morristown Beard (2006-2014)
- Head Varsity Softball Coach-Morristown Beard (2015-2024)
- Softball Prep B Champion (2018 and 2019)
- NJAC Independence Division Champions (2023 and 2024)