Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association
  • Email
  • RSS
  • Home
  • MBCA
    • History & Mission
    • Executive Committee
    • Constitution & Bylaws
    • Membership Registration
    • Edwin E. Fraktman Scholarship
    • News & Notes
    • All-Star Games
  • Annual Clinic
    • Scheduled Speakers
    • Schedule of Events
    • Clinic Registration
    • Vendor Registration
  • Hall of Fame
    • Members / Inductees
    • This Year’s Class
    • Purchase Tickets
    • Nomination Form
  • Awards
    • Awards Brunch
    • Victory Club
    • Fred Ebbett Award
    • Ferguson-O’Connell
    • Assistant Coach of the Year
    • State Champions
  • Sponsorship Information
    • Sponsorship Information
    • Sponsors
      • On Deck Sports
      • Adrenaline Fundraising
      • Award-Guys
      • The Game Headwear
      • Boston Red Sox
      • Bay State Games
      • Cape Cod Baseball League
      • Diamond Sports
      • Curry College
      • MASA
      • Blue Gray USA
      • Piesco Sporting Goods
      • Four Points
      • BSN Sports
      • Boya Follette Scholarship
      • Samaritans
      • Cape Code & Islands License Plates
  • Coaches Corner
    • College Clinics
    • Edwin E. Fraktman Scholarship
    • Links
      • MIAA
      • State Tournament
      • Coaching Vacancies
      • Open Dates
      • ABCA
      • BCA
      • Loomis & Lapann
  • Contact Us
    • Contacts
      • President: Keith Verra
      • Membership: Jon Beverly
      • Clinic: Steve Freker
      • HOF: Steve Simoes
      • Awards: Gerry Lambert
      • Newsletter: Steve Freker
      • Vendors: Keith Verra
      • Sponsorship: Judy Scarafile
    • Site Map

Matt Antonelli

Antonelli Baseball, Former MLB player

Coach Antonelli has excelled at every level of play (HS, college, professionally) and is a “coach favorite” at the MBCA clinics.  Matt graduated from St. John’s Prep where he was a three-sport athlete in football, hockey and baseball. He earned the Massachusetts Gatorade High School Player of the Year honor in football his senior year. He also was a three-time All-Scholastic selection in baseball and two-time in hockey. He attended Wake Forest University where he started all 163 games the Demon Deacons played during his three years there. He finished with a 0.324 batting average, 18 home runs, 110 RBI and 46 stolen bases. He was the San Diego Padres 1st Round Pick, 17th overall, in 2006 and made his Major League Debut in 2008. He played eight professional seasons with the San Diego Padres, Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankees, and Cleveland Indians.  The MBCA is pleased to host Coach Antonelli as he will be presenting on Infield Play.

©2023 Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association. All rights Reserved