Baseball

Brad Cook
- Title:
- Assistant Coach - #12
- Email:
- Bradley_Cook@uml.edu
- Phone:
- 978-934-2138
Cook enters his fourth season as Pitching Coach at UMass Lowell. In 2019, Cook helped mentor Nick Rand a 1st Team America East selection and freshmen Josh Becker was named to the All-Rookie team.
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Cook came to the Mill City after eight years as the Pitching Coach at Polk State (FL) of the NJCAA Division I. Behind Cook's tutelage, the Eagles posted a 306-123 record, and the pitchers led the nation in ERA three times.
The former junior college product saw 35 of his players move on to four-year programs, including 19 who signed NCAA Division I scholarships. Between his time at Polk and Florida Southern College, Cook saw 11 players selected in the MLB Draft including former MLB pitchers Alec Asher (Phillies) and Gus Schlosser (Rockies).
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At Keystone, he earned All-America Honors (’00). After two years at Keystone, Cook went on to play two seasons at Marist and won back-to-back MAAC Championships with the Red Foxes being named to the MAAC All-Tournament team in 2002. In 2004, he graduated from Marist with his BA in Special Education.
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Following his time at Marist, Cook went on to play for the Elmira Pioneers of the Can-Am League in 2002 and 2004, before returning to coach at his Alma Mater Johnson City HS (NY), leading the Wildcats to a NYSPHAA Class A State-Runner in 2007.
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In 2007, the Johnson City, N.Y. native earned his MS in Mathematics Education from Walden University. Cook resides with his wife Sarah and sons Broderick (8) and Dreux (5).Â
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Cook came to the Mill City after eight years as the Pitching Coach at Polk State (FL) of the NJCAA Division I. Behind Cook's tutelage, the Eagles posted a 306-123 record, and the pitchers led the nation in ERA three times.
The former junior college product saw 35 of his players move on to four-year programs, including 19 who signed NCAA Division I scholarships. Between his time at Polk and Florida Southern College, Cook saw 11 players selected in the MLB Draft including former MLB pitchers Alec Asher (Phillies) and Gus Schlosser (Rockies).
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At Keystone, he earned All-America Honors (’00). After two years at Keystone, Cook went on to play two seasons at Marist and won back-to-back MAAC Championships with the Red Foxes being named to the MAAC All-Tournament team in 2002. In 2004, he graduated from Marist with his BA in Special Education.
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Following his time at Marist, Cook went on to play for the Elmira Pioneers of the Can-Am League in 2002 and 2004, before returning to coach at his Alma Mater Johnson City HS (NY), leading the Wildcats to a NYSPHAA Class A State-Runner in 2007.
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In 2007, the Johnson City, N.Y. native earned his MS in Mathematics Education from Walden University. Cook resides with his wife Sarah and sons Broderick (8) and Dreux (5).Â











