Pete Pasquarosa was the head coach at Franklin High School for 13 years, from 1992-2004. His teams won 70% of their games during his tenure at FHS and won three Hockomock League championships. His teams made it to the sectional finals three times and captured the South Sectional Championship in 2000.
Coach Pasquarosa finished his coaching career with more wins and with the highest winning percentage in the history of Franklin High School. During this time he also served as a coach in the Massachusetts Bay State Games from 1994-2003. Among Coach Pasquarosa’s many achievements is his 2002 club being the recipient of the First-Annual statewide Sportsmanship Award for baseball. In 2002, he was named the American Baseball Coaches Association’s Regional “Coach of the Year.” Colleagues have consistently commented on Coach Pasquarosa’s enthusiasm and his motivational ability.
Since 2005, Coach Pasquarosa has moved on to the collegiate ranks serving as an assistant coach at Boston College, Babson College, Wheaton College and Northeastern University. Pete has also served as an assistant coach for the Harwich Mariners of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League from 2004 thru 2019. His commitment to the game of baseball is unsurpassed. He is an elite teacher of the game.
