Chris Tracz
      Chris Tracz| Sport(s) | 
Baseball | 
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| Current position | 
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| Title | 
Head coach | 
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| Team | 
Marist | 
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| Conference | 
MAAC | 
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| Biographical details | 
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| Born | 
 (1982-03-24) March 24, 1982 North Branford, Connecticut | 
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| Playing career | 
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| 2001–2005 | 
Marist | 
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| Position(s) | 
P | 
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| Coaching career (HC unless noted) | 
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| 2006–2008 | 
Marist (Asst.) | 
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| 2009 | 
Army (Asst.) | 
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| 2010–present | 
Marist | 
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Chris Tracz is an American college baseball coach, currently serving as the head coach of the Marist Red Foxes baseball program.  He has held that position since the 2010 season.[1]
Tracz was a pitcher for Marist from 2001–2005, helping the Red Foxes to reach 3 NCAA Tournaments and serving as a captain for his final three seasons.  He then began his coaching career as an assistant with the Red Foxes, serving as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator.  He spent one season as an assistant with Army before returning to Marist as head coach.[2][3][4]
Head coaching record
This table depicts Tracz's record as a head coach.
|  Season | 
 Team | 
 Overall | 
 Conference  | 
 Standing | 
 Postseason
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|  Marist (MAAC) (2010–present)
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|  2010 | 
 Marist | 
               33–22  |  16–8  |  2nd  |  MAAC Tournament
 | 
 
|  2011 | 
 Marist | 
               35–17  |  13–11  |  T-4th  | 
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|  2012 | 
 Maist | 
               25–25  |  11–12  |  5th  | 
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|  2013 | 
 Marist | 
               27–24  |  17–7  |  2nd  |  MAAC Tournament
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|  2014 | 
 Marist | 
               17–32  |  10–14  |  7th  | 
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|  Marist:  | 
 137–120  |  67–52  | 
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|  Total:  |  137–120  |   | 
   
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       National champion  
      Postseason invitational champion  
 
      Conference regular season champion   
      Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
 
      Division regular season champion
      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
 
      Conference tournament champion  | 
See also
References
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-  Art Smith (1992–1995)
 
-  John Szefc (1996–2002)
 
-  Jim Tyrrell (2003)
 
-  Joe Raccuia (2004–2005)
 
-  Dennis Healy (2006–2009)
 
-  Chris Tracz (2010– )
  
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