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Jared Campbell Named Atlantic Region Hitter of the Week pointparksports.com/news/202…
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@Novabaseball is on a roll to start the 2025 season!!! 6-0 after a huge win over Chaminade Wednesday!
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🏆⚾️ Jared Campbell earns MEC Baseball Player of the Week! On the weekend he had five hits, which included two home runs and a double, and nine RBIs!
#GoPioneers
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⚾️ Jared Campbell breaks Point Park home run record in opening day win over Bluefield State!
WP: Cardoso (1-0)
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@Novabaseball Preview is here! See what the Titans had to say about the new season!
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With his Grand Slam today, Jared Campbell is now tied with Mike Smith for the All Time PPU Home Run record. Thank you Mike for laying a foundation of success for us! We appreciate our alumni and their support! #Family
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A Class of ‘25 OF to watch is Angelo Rivas @Novabaseball Lines out sharply this AB. I really like his game and his passion. @SBLiveFL @ManOn2nd
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BCAA Baseball Championships at Nova High School. Special thanks to @LetsGooooTitan, Jason Hively, Pat McQuaid & Nova Baseball for hosting this excellent event! @Novabaseball @BCPSDirector @browardschools
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#ABCApodcast Episode 361:
Pat McQuaid, Nova HS (FL)
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We would like to first congratulate legendary Florida High School Coach Pat Mcquaid for his induction into the American Baseball Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame. An honor only a handful of High School Coaches have accomplished. His time at Nova High School, for close to…
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I enjoyed listening to the @ABCA1945 Podcast with guest Pat McQuaid (@Novabaseball). This was a great discussion on practice format, program development, and player development. Here are my notes! 👊⚾️📝🎧 @CoachB_ABCA @NettingPros @NettingProsChat
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Wanted to send a congrats out to Coach McQuaid. Very deserving of all his accolades. Spent his entire career dedicating a lot of time and effort into HS baseball. Congrats Coach!
ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.
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👇🏽 The reason my high school team never had a chance. Being a district rival of @Novabaseball in the early 2000's was not optimal for our team. Learned a lot playing & coaching against and with him. Congrats, Coach McQuaid! Well deserved honor for a HS legend.
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ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.
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A true Broward County legend. Congratulations to Coach McQuaid
@Novabaseball
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ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.
Nova Titan Baseball retweeted
Congratulations Coach McQUAID!
ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.
Nova Titan Baseball retweeted
Congrats Coach! “It’s easy to be lazy” will always resonate with me
ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.
Nova Titan Baseball retweeted
Incredible honor for one of the best Coaches in the entire country
ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.
Nova Titan Baseball retweeted
Congrats to a Great Friend of the program, Coach Pat McQuaid! Coach McQuaid coached our very own HC Loren Torres and current players Jordon and Jared Campbell. Well deserved! #Family
ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Pat McQuaid
@Novabaseball
Pat McQuaid led the baseball program at his alma mater, Nova High School, from 1976-2020. Over 44 seasons, his teams won 947 games, 18 district titles, and claimed back-to-back Class 5A Florida state championships in 2004 and 2005.
McQauid, who also served as the school’s Athletic Director, was twice named the Florida Dairy Farmers Baseball Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006 and ranked second in the state of Florida in wins at the time of his retirement, trailing only ABCA Hall of Fame coach Rich Hofman.
The Nova baseball program produced several professional players under McQuaid’s leadership, including 12-year major-leaguer and World Series champion Mike Morse, as well as pitcher Anthony Swarzak. In total, more than 100 of McQuaid’s former student-athletes played at the collegiate level.
A 35-year Lifetime Member of the ABCA, McQuaid has been inducted into multiple halls of fame, including the Florida High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, the Broward County Sports Hall of Fame and the Florida Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Off the field, McQuaid served as the baseball chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association and was also a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association Baseball Advisory Committee.
A Virginia native, McQuaid was a multi-sport athlete at Nova. He would go on to play baseball and football at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., and later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., where he received a master's degree in physical education and a doctoral degree in administration.