Dickie Hart
Dickie Hart

Position:
Assistant Coach/Hitting/Infield


12/06/2012

Successful Fall Has Baseball Looking Forward to Spring on Diamond

Owls went through 14 intra-squad scrimmages, World Series and two games

11/19/2012

Baseball Signs 11 for 2014 Season

Signing class features seven high school and four junior college transfers from Florida

11/08/2012

Offense Shines in Second Game of Fall World Series

Teams combine to hit four home runs

11/07/2012

Strong Pitching Performances Highlight Fall World Series Opener

Bennis picks up victory in relief for Team Billings

11/06/2012

Baseball Begins Fall World Series on Wednesday

Three-game series ends fall workouts

Dickie Hart joined the Florida Atlantic University baseball coaching staff in August and will serve as the program's hitting and infield coach.

Hart was a middle infielder during one of the most successful periods in the program's proud history, recording a .641 winning percentage (154-86). He ranks second in school history with 74 runs scored during the 1999 season, when he earned first-team All-Atlantic Sun Conference honors and was an honorable mention All-American selection by the American Baseball Coaches Association. That senior season, Hart helped FAU tie a NCAA record with 34 consecutive victories. He played professionally with the Anaheim Angels for the 1999 and 2000 seasons.

Hart's coaching career included a successful three-year coaching stint at Tarpon Springs High School near Tampa. He earned 5A Pinellas Coach of the Year honors in 2011 and was named the 2012 Pinellas County Coach of the Year after compiling a 24-5 record. His teams made two regional appearances and won district championships. He has also been an associate scout within the Tampa Bay Rays organization. Overall he had a .620 winning percentage (54-33 record) in the three seasons as head coach.

This is Hart's second stint on the FAU baseball coaching staff, serving as a volunteer coach in 2003 while earning a master's degree in business, with a concentration in sports administration. He also worked in the Owls' athletic marketing department.

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