Brett Kaminski joined the Ferrum staff as Assistant Baseball Coach at Ferrum fall 2021, and begins his fifth year overall as a college baseball coach. Kaminski comes from NCAA Div. II Tiffin University in Ohio, where he was an Assistant Coach responsible for player development and recruiting. In 2021, Tiffin's offense ranked first in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC) in batting average, runs scored, hits, doubles, walks, and on-base percentage. The Dragons were also ranked in the top 50 nationally in batting average, hits, walks and on-base percentage. The Dragons went on to place five position players on the GMAC All-Conference team in that season.
Prior to Tiffin, Kaminski spent two years at NAIA school Webber International University in central Florida, where he was a Graduate Assistant Coach and Assistant Coach. The Warriors were nationally recognized in 2019 & 2020 and fell just one win short of the programâs first NAIA World Series appearance in 2019.
Kaminski attended and played baseball at Webber International from 2016-18. He was a member of the three teams that won more games (in that span) than any other team in program history. In 2016, the Webber offense set new records for runs scored, home runs, extra base hits, total bases, and stolen bases. In 2017, Webber made its first NAIA Tournament appearance and set a program record for season wins. The 2018 Warriors clinched the programâs first conference title in the Sun Conference Tournament and made another NAIA playoff appearance.
Kaminski earned his bachelorâs degree in Sport Business Management in 2018, and his masterâs degree in Criminal Justice Management in 2020 from Webber International. He and his wife Katelyn Kaminski live in Ferrum.
