William Paterson University Athletics

Scott Farber is in his 12th season as an assistant coach at William Paterson in 2014, developing the Pioneers’ talented hurlers.

Farber’s work during a pitcher’s off days is almost as critical as it is during a game. His ability to relate philosophies on how to approach certain hitters and how to conserve energy are among the reasons Pioneer pitchers continue to improve from the first pitches they throw as freshmen. He embraces working with the pitching staff much the same way he did when getting the ball for a big game while pitching at William Paterson. He helped the Pioneers earn their first national championship in 1992, winning the title game, and left as the all-time leader in winning percentage (20-1, .952) and earned-run average (2.13).

Each summer, Farber plays with several other former William Paterson players on a team that reached the 2003 American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) National Semipro Baseball Finals.

A one-time business major at William Paterson, Farber is an insurance agent at Farber & Lottman, Inc., of Palisades Park. He has four children: Aidan, Allie, Ella and Camryn.