Eddie Anderson

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Seasons

• 2011-12 - Pitching Coach/Recruiting Coordinator
• 2010-11 - Assistant Coach
• 2009-10 - SID/Assistant Coach

Entering his third season as the pitching coach for Ave Maria University, Anderson is a 2009 Savannah College of Art and Design graduate with a degree in Graphic Design. Anderson came to Ave Maria after a decorated playing career in the Sun Conference. While at SCAD, Anderson was twice named to the All Conference team (2006, 2009), four times named the Conference pitcher of the week, in 2006 was named National NAIA pitcher of the week for his shutout performance over nationally ranked Warner University, and during the 2009 season Anderson led the NAIA in victories with a 13-3 record.

Anderson left SCAD as the career record holder in games started in a career (52), strikeouts in a career (292), innings pitched in a career (347.1), victories in a season (13) and victories in a career (31). Anderson started his senior season in dramatic fashion as he threw the fourth no-hitter in SCAD history during a 10-0 victory over Calumet College of St. Joseph. Anderson is a 2004 graduate of Manatee High School, in Bradenton, Florida.

"Coach Anderson has done an outstanding job of working with young pitchers the past two years. He has done a good job of working with the young staffs to help them develop the confidence to compete in one the toughest NAIA baseball conferences in the country. Having known Coach Anderson for seven years, as a player and coach, it allows us to work well together because we are on the same page with what we are trying to accomplish and how we will get there." - Shawn Summe, Head Baseball Coach