Keystone College Athletics

Since beginning his collegiate head coaching career at Keystone in 2002, Jamie Shevchik has brought more than two decades of excellence and success to the Giants baseball program.

In 2018, Shevchik was inducted into the Keystone College Athletics Hall of Fame.

During his tenure, Shevchik has built the Giants into a regional power that is consistently ranked among the top 20 in the nation and has made two appearances in the NCAA Division III Collegiate World Series with a runner-up finish in 2016.

The Giants have had seven players selected in the MLB Draft: Rob Rogers (2013 - Dodgers), Brian Henry (2011 - Diamondbacks), Blaine O'Brien (2011 - Indians), Yazy Arbello (2010 - Diamondbacks), Sean Murphy (2010 - Athletics), Victor Lara (2010 - Diamondbacks) and Eric Groff (2010 - Diamondbacks). Additionally, 15 former Keystone players have signed independent contracts with MLB organizations.

2025: United East Conference Champions with a NCAA Denison Regional runner-up finish... United East Coach of the Year.... Sean Brennan tabbed United East Pitcher of the Year.... Three players earned all-region honors from D3baseball.com while six received all-region accolades from ABCA/Rawlings ... Andy Rivas named D3baseball.com Region IV Player of the Year..... Rivas earned All-American awards from D3baseball.com and ABCA/Rawlings

2024: United East Conference Champions as they swept No. 11 Penn State Harrisburg in the championship series... Brayan Villar was named United East Skye Division Pitcher of the Year. Sean Brennan, Darren Hagan, and Jacob Yager received All-Region 4 honors from D3baseball.com and ABCA/Rawlings

2023: Earned 700th career victory with 8-7 win over St. Elizabeth in CSAC playoffs... Guided Giants to 18th-consecutive conference title...

2022: CSAC Champions with a NCAA Immaculata Regional runner-up finish ... RJ Gouldsbury named CSAC Player of the Year as well as to the D3baseball.com All-Region 5 Second Team and ABCA/Rawlings All-Region 5 Third Team ... Adam Kelly also named to D3baseball.com All-Region 5 Third Team and ABCA/Rawlings All-Region 5 Third Team ... Four players earned All-CSAC First Team honors and one player on the Second Team.

2021: CSAC Champions. NCAA New York Regional fourth place finish.

2020: Season canceled after six games due to COVID-19 pandemic.

2019: CSAC Champions. NCAA Hartford Regional First Round.

2018: CSAC Champions. NCAA New England Regional fourth place finish. CSAC Coach of the Year.

2017: CSAC Champions. NCAA Mideast Regional third place. CSAC Coach of the Year.

2016: Giants fell just short of a national title with a NCAA Division III World Series Runner-Up finish after capturing CSAC Championship and NCAA New England Regionals. Accolades poured in for Shevchik: ABCA/Diamond Mid-Atlantic Coach of the year, D3basseball.com Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year and CSAC Coach of the Year.

2015: CSAC Champions. NCAA New York Regional fourth place finish.

2014: CSAC Champions. NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional First Round. CSAC Coach of the Year.

2013: CSAC Champions. NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional runner-up.

2012: CSAC Champions. NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional third place finish.

2011: CSAC Champions. CSAC Coach of the Year.

2010: CSAC Champions with a NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Fifth/Sixth Place finish.. Shevchik named CSAC Coach of the Year ... Esteban Meletiche named CSAC Player of the Year ... Eric Groff named to D3baseball.com All-America Third Team ... Two players earned All-CSAC First Team honors in addition to four Second Team selections.

2009: CSAC Champions with a NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Runner-Up finish. Shevchik named CSAC Co-Coach of the Year ... Eric Groff named to D3baseball.com All-America Second Team as well as CSAC Player of the Year, ABCA-Rawlings All Mid-Atlantic First Team, and NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team ... Brett Repard named D3baseball.com All-America Second Team ... Esteban Meletiche named CSAC Rookie of the Year ... Ben Fish named to ABCA-Rawlings All Mid-Atlantic Third Team and Gold Glove ABCA-Rawlings All Mid-Atlantic Team ... Sean Brewer named to ABCA-Rawlings All Mid-Atlantic Third Team and Gold Glove ABCA-Rawlings All Mid-Atlantic Team ... Jayson Rohena named to NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team ... Nine players earned All-CSAC Team honors.

2008: NEAC Champions. Giants made their first appearance in the NCAA postseason at the Mid-Atlantic Regional ... Nelson Gomez named D3baseball.com All-American Second Team, NEAC Player of the Year, All-NEAC First Team, and NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team ... Mike Hanley named NEAC Pitcher of the Year as well as to All-NEAC First Team ... Giovannie Sanchez named to NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team ... Cody Collins named NEAC Tournament MVP ... Five additional players earned All-NEAC Team honors.

2007: NEAC Champions ... Nelson Gomez named NEAC Player of the Year and First Team All-NEAC ... Yadiel Lanzon named NEAC Pitcher of the Year and All-NEAC First Team ... Ben Fish named NEAC Tournament MVP and ECAC South Region Tournament MVP ... Three additional players earned All-NEAC Team honors.

2006: NEAC Champions. ECAC South Region Championships appearance. Shevchik named NEAC Coach of the Year ... David Adamchick named First Team All-NEAC in addition to ECAC South Region First Team and NEAC Tournament MVP ... Tim Schemel named NEAC Player of the Year and First Team All-NEAC ... Four additional players earned All-NEAC Team honors.

2005: Captured the NEAC Championship in Keystone's first season as a four-year NCAA Division III institution as well as the ECAC South Region Championships. Shevchik named NEAC Coach of the Year ... Eight players received All-NEAC Team honors ... Scott Grimes named NEAC Player of the Year and Kevin McHale named NEAC Pitcher of the Year ... Mike Leedock named both NEAC and ECAC South Region Tournament MVP.

2004: Shevchik reached the 100-win milestone ... Giants made an appearance at the USCAA National Championships ... Scott Grimes and Matt Treible named to USCAA All-American Team. Grimes also named to USCAA All-Tournament Team ... Mike Basile and Justin Nusz named to USCAA Academic All-American Team.

2002-03: Set the program record of 46 wins in a season along with a program-best 18-game win streak. Captured the fall 2002 EPCC and PCAA championships. Shevchik named PCAA state Coach of the Year ... Six players received NJCAA All-Region XIX honors.

2002: Set the then-program record of 42 wins in a season, capturing the Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference title on the way to a Region XIX runner-up finish. Shevchik was named EPCC Coach of the Year ... Five players earned NJCAA All-Region XIX First/Second Team honors in addition to six being named to the EPCC All-Star Team.

Shevchik joined the Keystone baseball coaching staff in Jan. 1998 as an assistant. He has also worked as an area scout for the New York Yankees in addition to managing the Danbury Westerners of the New England Collegiate Baseball League and Brewster Whitecaps of the Cape Cod Baseball League.

In 2007, Shevchik earned a bachelor's in sport recreation and management from Keystone College and was also awarded the 2016 Keystone Professional Staff Award for Excellence.

In early 2021, Shevchik was promoted to 'assistant athletics director.' 

KEYSTONE RECORD

24 Seasons    773-270 Overall (.741) / 31-3 United East (.912) 207-26 CSAC (.888) / 49-3 NEAC (.942)

ALMA MATER
» Keystone Junior College 1994
» East Stroudsburg University (East Stroudsburg, Pa.)
» Keystone College 2007 - B.S. Sport and Recreation Management

HIGH SCHOOL
» Mid Valley High School (Throop, Pa.)

PERSONAL
» Shevchik resides with his wife Maria and three children.

PLAYING CAREER
» The Keystone Junior College '94 alumnus was an outstanding pitcher and outfielder before continuing his collegiate playing career at East Stroudsburg University.

COACHING
2002-Present: Keystone College
2014-Present: Brewster Whitecaps (Cape Cod Baseball League)
2008-2014: Danbury Westerners (New England Collegiate Baseball League)
1998-2002: Keystone College (Assistant)