Craig Conway is in his fourth season as an assistant baseball coach at William Paterson in 2018.
Prior to William Paterson, Conway spent the previous seven years coaching at his alma mater, Montclair State University (2006-13), serving as the hitting coach for six years before being promoted to associate head coach for the 2013 campaign.
A three-time American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) all-American, including a first-team selection in 2001, Conway (1998-2001) was a member of the 2000 national championship team as well as three Red Hawk College World Series clubs. A member of the MSU Athletic Hall of Fame, he holds the school career records for hits (290), doubles (54) and triples (17), and rates fourth in RBI (184).
When Montclair State captured the 2000 title, Conway batted .400 with a nation-leading and school-record 27 doubles while driving in 75 runs. In 2001, he was named the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Male Athlete of the Year after he hit .446 and set a school record with 91 hits. After finishing his collegiate career, Conway played professionally with the New Jersey Jackals (2001-06).
Conway graduated with a bachelor’s in psychology from Montclair State in 2010, and received a coaching education and sport management master’s degree from Ohio University in 2013.