Gregg Hunt

Bio

Gregg Hunt brings decades of coaching, leadership, and baseball experience to the Bristol Blues organization. Few individuals have had a greater impact on summer collegiate baseball in New England than Hunt, whose long-standing connection to the New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) spans multiple decades.

Hunt managed the Torrington Twisters throughout the franchise’s existence before being named manager of the Manchester Silkworms for their final season in Manchester, Connecticut. He ranks second all-time in NECBL history with 293 managerial victories, and his teams advanced to the league championship series on four occasions. He also led the Torrington Titans to the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League Finals in 2010 and guided the club to the championship series during the inaugural season of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League in 2011. Since 2013, Hunt has served as Deputy Commissioner of the NECBL, helping shape and support one of the nation’s premier summer collegiate baseball leagues.

At the high school level, Hunt has enjoyed tremendous success coaching baseball at Thomaston High School, Terryville High School, and Wamogo Regional High School. His teams captured two Berkshire League championships and made two appearances in the Connecticut Class S State Finals. In recognition of his contributions to the game, he was inducted into the Tri-State Baseball League Hall of Fame.

A lifelong competitor, Hunt remains active on the field, continuing to play for both the Washington Monuments and Washington Senators of the Northeast Baseball Association.

In addition to his baseball accomplishments, Hunt has built an outstanding basketball coaching career. He currently serves as head basketball coach at Lakeview High School, following many successful years at Wamogo Regional High School. During his coaching tenure, his teams have won four league championships and seven Berkshire League Tournament titles while compiling more than 529 career victories. His remarkable achievements were recently recognized with his induction into the Connecticut High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

A 1980 graduate of the University of Connecticut School of Business, Hunt is the proud father of two children, David and Kaitlin, and grandfather to Tripp, Kenzington, and Max.