Rocco Constantino
Rocco Constantino is a writer and college athletics administrator based out of Santa Barbara, California. Born in Belleville, New Jersey, Constantino worked as a writer for Bleacher Report as a New York Jets Feature Columnist from 2012-2015[1]. He began writing for Baseball Hot Corner immediately following his stint at Bleacher Report and wrote articles focusing on baseball history and breaking news. In addition, Constantino published his first book, 50 Moments that Defined Major League Baseball [2], in 2016 through Rowman & Littlefield. He is represented by PS Literary Agency[3]. The book features in depth analysis of 50 monumental games in baseball history and is highlighted by interviews with 50 former major leaguers.
In addition to his writing career, Constantino was also a successful NCAA softball coach at Bloomfield College[4], an NCAA Division II school in New Jersey. Constantino served as the head coach for nine years and won over 200 games, making him the winningest coach in school history during the Division II era by over 100 wins. Constantino was the 2009 CACC and ECAC Coach of the Year after leading his team to the school's best season.
Constantino is currently the Director of Athletics at Santa Barbara City College in Santa Barbara, California[5]. In his first year at the school, Constantino helped SBCC to their best athletics season in a number of areas. In the 2018-2019 school year, SBCC was rated as the 15th best athletics school in the CCCAA, which oversees over 100 college athletic programs. In addition, they were the highest ranked Western States Conference team in the rankings. Both rankings were the highest for SBCC since the inception of the rating system. Constantino also serves as the President of the Southern California Football Association's America Pacific League.
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