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Gino DiMare has officially resigned as head baseball coach of the Miami Hurricanes. This announcement comes after Miami’s disappointing performance in the Coral Gables Regional. <\/p>\n
As Miami’s head coach, DiMare posted a 168-86 overall record, including four postseason appearances over five seasons (the postseason was canceled in 2020 due to COVID). <\/p>\n
Gino, a former player from 1989-1992 under legendary ‘Canes manager Ron Fraser, has spent 24 years as part of the baseball coaching staff at Miami. DiMare played in the minor leagues from 1992-93 before beginning his coaching career at Westminster Christian in Miami in 1996. <\/p>\n
DiMare then joined the Hurricanes staff as a volunteer assistant coach in 1997. DiMare was on the staff in various capacities until 2008, taking a brief hiatus from 2009 until the 2012 season, where he incorporate then-coach Jim Morris. DiMare took over the program after Morris’ retirement and proceeded to compile a 79-49 record in the ACC. <\/p>\n
The Hurricanes head baseball coaching position should be a hot commodity with Dan Radakovich as athletic director. Homegrown South Florida talent with a beautiful facility and improved weight room will attract coaching talent to Coral Gables. <\/p>\n