Mount Aloysius College Men's Baseball

Kime assumed the reins of the Mount Aloysius baseball program in September 2006. Since then, the Mounties have re-written the record books for the program while setting single season records for overall wins and conference wins. In 2016, Kime's team reached the conference playoffs for the eighth straight season and the AMCC Final Four for the fifth year in a row on their way to a 25-20 overall record. During the 2016 season, Kime won his 200th career game on April 20th. Both the the 2014 and 2015 Mountie teams compiled records of 10-6 in conference play. In 2015, Kime helped guide Connor Bowie to AMCC Player of the Year Honors. In 2014, Derrick Capiak was named the AMCC Pitcher of the Year. The 2014, 2015 and 2016 squads also won the AMCC Peak Performer Award, which is given to the conference member in each sport with the highest team GPA.  In 2013, Kime led the Mounties to a program-record 26 wins and a third-place finish in the AMCC, and senior Aaron Kovach was named AMCC Player of the Year. In 2012, the Mounties went all the way to the AMCC championship game for the first time in program history. Despite entering the playoffs as the lowest seed in 2012, Kime had his team peaking at the right time, as they defeated two higher seeds on their way to the conference championship contest. The 2011 Mounties finished 20-17, compiling the program's fourth straight 20+ win season and their third straight appearance in the AMCC Tournament. The 2011 team also achieved new individual heights with Bryan Nolan leading all of NCAA DIII in stolen bases per game and Matt Cornetti being named to the D3baseball.com Preseason All-American Team--the first such honor for Mount Aloysius since joining NCAA Division III. The 2011 Mounties also were ranked nationally in several categories including batting average (23rd), stolen bases per game (11th), total stolen bases (15th) and fielding percentage (7th). Under Kime's guidance, the 2010 Mounties finished in third place in the AMCC standings, setting a school record with three postseason victories. The Mounties also notched their third consecutive season of 20+ wins and ranked 23rd in NCAA Division III in stolen bases. The 2010 team also was awarded a number of individual accolades, highlighted by Matt Cornetti becoming the first ever Mountie to be named First Team All Mid-Atlantic region and Aaron Kovach being named Newcomer of the Year in the AMCC. After a successful 2010 season, Coach Kime was afforded the opportunity of a lifetime as he spent the summer coaching with the Cotuit Kettleers of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League. Working alongside Head Coach Mike Roberts (Former Head Coach at North Carolina), the Cotuit Kettleers captured the 2010 Cape Cod League Championship. The Cape Cod Baseball League is regarded as one of the most prestigious amateur baseball leagues in the country. One in every seven MLB players have played in the Cape Cod League, and 234 Cape League players were selected in the 2009 draft. 2009 was another remarkable season for the Mounties as they accumulated 23 wins and advanced to the AMCC Tournament. Kime was named the AMCC Coach of the Year as the squad recorded a fourth-place finish in the conference standings. In 2008, the Mounties recorded their first 20-win season, and finished at an all-time high in the AMCC. Bryan Nolan became the college's first player ever to be named to the Mid-Atlantic All-Region team that year. The Mounties also held an NCAA Division III national ranking of 23rd in the country in stolen bases per game in 2008. Kime's inaugural season marked the first time in program history that the Mounties earned Player of the Week honors in the AMCC. Four players were also named to the AMCC All-Conference team. A native of Johnstown, PA and graduate of Bishop McCort High School, Kime returned to the area after serving as an assistant coach at both LaGrange College and Walsh University. During his time at LaGrange College, Kime had the privilege of coaching sixteen Great South All-Conference players, while also helping to orchestrate a GSAC regular season title and a GSAC Conference Tournament championship. LaGrange also had an NCAA Division III national ranking of 19th in the country in both 2005 and 2006. Prior to LaGrange College, Kime was an assistant coach at his alma matter Walsh University. He was a four-year letterwinner at Walsh, earning All-Conference honors and helping the Cavaliers earn an American Mideast Championship in 2000. In addition to his playing career at Walsh, Kime was an outfielder on the Johnstown Galliker's AAABA team that advanced to the 2001 championship game of the National AAABA Tournament. While serving as an assistant at Walsh University and LaGrange College, Kime spent his summers coaching in both the Johnstown AAABA League and The Great Lakes Collegiate Summer League. In 2006, Kime helped the Granville Settlers, a first-year franchise, to a fourth-place finish in the GLSCL tournament. Kime holds a bachelor's degree in education from Walsh University and a master's degree in education from LaGrange College. He is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association. Kevin Kime assumed the reins of the Mount Aloysius baseball program in September 2006. Since then, the Mounties have re-written the record books for the program while setting single season records for overall wins and conference wins.

Patrick Gully enters his second season as head coach of the Mount Aloysius College baseball program in the spring of 2027 after being named the Mounties' head coach prior to the 2026 season. In his first season at the helm, Gully guided the Mounties to a 15-26 overall record and an appearance in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) Tournament. Mount Aloysius earned a first-round playoff victory over No. 4 seed Alfred State, marking the program's first postseason win under Gully. During his inaugural campaign, Gully also played a key role in the development of Tyler Alexander, who emerged as one of the conference's top players and earned First Team All-AMCC honors. A Mount Aloysius alumnus, Gully returned to his alma mater in August 2017 as an assistant coach under longtime head coach Kevin Kime, now the College's Director of Athletics. During his nine seasons as an assistant, Gully helped mentor numerous All-AMCC performers while contributing to the continued success and growth of the Mounties program before taking over as head coach. As a student-athlete, Gully was a four-year starting catcher for the Mounties from 2012-15. A member of one of the most successful senior classes in program history, he helped lead Mount Aloysius to 87 victories, four appearances in the AMCC Tournament semifinals, and a trip to the conference championship game. A 2013 Second Team All-AMCC selection, Gully was recognized as one of the conference's top defensive catchers. He threw out 33 percent of opposing base stealers and committed just 10 errors in 147 career games behind the plate.