Manor College announced this week that Andrew Hart has been appointed as the new head coach of its baseball program, tapping a coach whose career spans more than a decade of competitive travel baseball and a parallel path in civil engineering.
A New Era for Manor Baseball
Hart arrives after six years at the helm of WILD Baseball Club, Inc., a Levittown‑based organization where he has cultivated a winning culture, capturing multiple tournament titles and amassing over 150 victories across regional leagues.
A graduate of Calvary Christian Academy, Hart distinguished himself as a multi‑sport athlete, excelling in baseball, basketball and football under coaches Chuck Bushbeck, Steve Kikendall and Mike Reichenbach, a foundation that informs his holistic approach to player development.
Leadership Endorsement
John Dempster, Manor’s Director of Athletics, praised Hart’s passion for the game and his knack for building relationships with student‑athletes, noting that the coach’s blend of technical acumen and mentorship aligns perfectly with the college’s ambitions.
Beyond the diamond, Hart brings more than 20 years of experience in civil engineering and construction at JPC Group in Philadelphia, a background he says sharpens his focus on fundamentals, strategic planning and the disciplined work ethic he expects from his roster.
Looking Ahead to Spring 2027
The baseball program will begin its seventh season in the spring of 2027, marking its fourth year of competition within the United States Collegiate Athletic Association, a milestone that underscores the program’s growing stature.
Hart’s vision centers on elevating the team’s competitive edge while fostering a fun, positive environment, a philosophy he believes will translate into sustained success on and off the field.