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After the passing of Reed Peters, the University of the Pacific appoints Toby DeMello, a coach with deep ties to the region and a track record of offensive excellence, to lead the Tigers into the 2027 season.
The Pacific Tigers announced the hiring of Toby DeMello, a Northern California native with deep ties to the region, as their new head coach, replacing the late Reed Peters and inheriting a roster that has not seen a winning record since 2010.
The Pacific University athletics department announced the hiring of Toby DeMello as head coach, succeeding the late Reed Peters, as the program seeks to break new ground.
University of the Pacific mourns the loss of longtime head baseball coach Reed Peters, whose recent successes and deep connections with players defined a decade of growth for the program.
University of the Pacific announced the passing of head baseball coach Reed Peters, whose two‑year tenure culminated in a historic 24‑win season and a tribute to his enduring influence on the program.
University of the Pacific announced the death of head baseball coach Reed Peters, who steered the program to its most successful season in years.
Reed Peters, who led the University of the Pacific baseball team to its most successful season in a decade, died unexpectedly, leaving a legacy of mentorship and resilience.
Reed Peters, who led the University of the Pacific’s Tigers to consecutive 20‑win seasons and a historic WCC Tournament run, died after a brief illness. His influence extended from community college roots to the minor leagues, leaving a lasting imprint on players like Brendan O’Sullivan and his twin brother Rex.
Reed Peters, the University of the Pacific baseball coach, died at 60 after a private illness. His career reshaped the Tigers' program and left a lasting imprint on players and peers.
Reed Peters, who led University of the Pacific’s baseball team to its most successful season in a decade, passed away following a short illness. Tributes highlight his two‑decade tenure at San Joaquin Delta College and his recent impact on the Tigers.
The Pacific athletic department announced the passing of longtime coach Reed Peters, whose leadership sparked the program’s first West Coast Conference Tournament run and left an indelible mark on players and peers alike.
The University of Pacific baseball team secured its inaugural spot in the West Coast Conference Tournament, capping a season of resilience, teamwork, and a cultural shift under Coach Reed Peters.
The Pacific Tigers clinched their inaugural berth in the West Coast Conference Tournament with a tie against San Diego, fueled by senior leadership and a 12‑3 stretch that leaves them poised for a top-two finish.