Saint Vincent College

"Coach Wilfong is the kind of coach you want to play for and makes you a better person on and off the field. He cared more about me as a person than just a player. Genuine dude. "

"Its time for him to retire, he has lost the feeling of what it has meant to be a player and is so distant from when he played that he thinks everything he "could" do in college that everyone else can do. He had a gift of being able to play back in his day that he cannot develop players because he cannot fathom new ideas, fundamentals, and approaches. He also claims to be honest and direct when he is that way for the players he likes or when you are doing good but the moment you go 0-4 one game, he acts like you never were good at all. Also is not consistent with coaching and his "want to win" mentality. I saw him bench a 5th year senior, captain of the baseball team, that was second in the country in doubles for all of ncaa at the time because he went 0-3 in a game with a bad umpire. He is all about winning games until he sees the team win without him being the reason they won. Yes he has had "recent" success due to getting lucky on transfers but he doesn't develop players, doesn't practice in season, doesn't coach, over manages, recruits kids to meet a quota, and yells first and asks questions second. If you go here you have a chance to play if you become his favorite in the fall but also you have the chance to walk away from the game completely. I have never seen so many kids hang up cleats mid year and mid season than I did at my time playing for him. The assistants are good, coach Lynn tries his best and knows a lot about baseball but his hands are tied. Until he is gone Saint Vincent will never win a Conference Championship with him at the helm. He is the nicest guy off of the field, when you are in his office, in the recruiting process and when talking to families. His time as a coach on the baseball field should be given up for the players and for the school. I will not say he is a terrible man because he isn't but the game has passed him by and if he stays he will continue to destroy young players careers. If I could go back in the recruiting process and talk to myself again I would really think hard about playing for him again and every player that gets recruited now should do the same. "

"It is rare to see a group of talented young men lose their passion for baseball so quickly, but that is exactly what is happening under Coach [Mick]. The environment is toxic; there is no actual coaching occurring, only yelling and derogatory remarks. The lack of accountability for the coach’s son, contrasted with the harsh treatment of the rest of the roster, has fractured the locker room. When the assistant coaching staff is trying to leave as fast as the players, it tells you everything you need to know about the state of the program. It’s a shame to see a college program run this way."

"When coach Janosko says (and he says it often)...if you hate me when you graduate, then I've done my job...maybe you should ask yourself if this is the place for me? After games you either get screamed at or ignored! No idea on game strategy as he sits at the end of the dugout and doesn't speak to anyone (only occasionally yelling if someone makes a mental or physical error). 2026 certainly has been a challenging season, but why would coach Janosko give you off 5 days before rolling out the balls for the final DH? Did he decide to mail it in? You would think our spring break trip would be an unforgettable experience with some team bonding, competitive games and the coaching staff getting us prepared for when we get back? Well coach Janosko was only interested in the parents who were sitting a bit to close to the dugout for his liking. Even threatening the team if he were to find out whose parents they were, they wouldn't play. And finally coach Janosko is so proud that he built the SVC baseball program...remind us all what he built? SVC baseball is an experience!"

"Please sign me up for a coach who only sees the bad, is not willing (or able) to improve the player/team and plays favorites. M**k picks the lineup out of a hat from game to game with a few exceptions. So get 3 hits and your not one of his favorites, you may not play again for a week. No idea how in 2026 a coach with a defeatist attitude (but not 100% sure on this because he has not a lick of personality), who has been on the losing end just about every season over his career and continues to punch the clock like its a 9 to 3 job is still employed? Roll the balls out M**k and continue to sit in the corner of the dugout and then blame everyone but yourself when you lose. Maybe actually have a practice or 2 with you engaged might help? Oh wait, M**k can continue to churn through 20 new freshman (and transfers who get a crack at playing just because they transferred to SVC) every single year because this strategy may ultimately work? A great question for the AD would be to ask old M**k what his coaching style and team culture is? Enter SVC a young man and leave hating the game because of M**k!"