Patrick Jolley

Jolley was hired as the Assistant Baseball Coach in August of 2022 and promoted to Head Baseball Coach ahead of the 2024 season. He comes to Regis after spending three years as the Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at the University of Northern Colorado; a NCAA Division I program in The Summit League. He serves primarily as the Rangers' hitting coach and leads the program's recruiting efforts.

In his first season with the Rangers in 2023, the team finished with a 31-24 overall record, which included a 13-game win streak, and made a postseason run to the RMAC Tournament championship game for the first time since 2012. The Regis lineup set the school record for runs scored in a season (517) while also ranking top-5 in program history in total hits, doubles, home runs, walks drawn, stolen bases and on-base percentage.

Prior to his time at UNC, Jolley spent eight seasons as the Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Centenary College of Louisiana where he helped produce two freshman Louisville Slugger All-Americans and two All-Summit League performers. He also assisted in the recruiting of future MLB pitcher Seth Lugo, who was drafted by the New York Mets in 2010.

The Gents would also notch four Southern Collegiate Conference Championships (2013, 2015, 2017 and 2018) and one NCAA West Regional during Jolley's tenure, while working with 56 players named All-Conference, 2 SCAC Players of the Year, two SCAC Pitcher of the Year awards, including 2015 MLB draftee Taylor Henry.

Jolley also boasts coaching stops at Bossier Parish Community College (2004-2010), where he helped send more than 50 players on to the Division I level and coached 10 MLB draft picks. He also served as an associate scout for the Pittsburg Pirates organization from 2008-2009.

As a player, Jolley began his career at Lassen Community College before finishing his career at Louisiana State University-Shreveport. He transferred to LSUS from Centenary College, where he was a 2003 First Team All-Independent selection as well as First Team All-Louisiana.