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Baseball

General Program Info

Catholic currently plays its home baseball games at Jack D. Hughes Park in Pineville. The ballpark is just 3 miles from the Catholic campus. The baseball facility features a collegiate-size baseball stadium, varsity locker room, and two cages down the left field line. A softball field, an intermediate-sized baseball field, and an all-purpose field are also on site.

The head varsity baseball coach at Charlotte Catholic is Eddie Hull.  For more information regarding JV/Varsity Baseball, please contact Coach Eddie Hull at catholicbaseball@cchsemail.org.

Catholic Baseball History

Cougar Baseball has a rich history, dating back to the early 1980s.

Charlotte Catholic Baseball was led by longtime skipper Randy Belk for 34 years, retiring after the 2016 season. Coach Belk was a math teacher at CCHS for 16 years and the Dean of Students for 21 years. He led the Cougars to 460 wins on the baseball field, winning Conference Coach of the Year six times throughout his career. His teams won numerous conference championships and made the state playoffs in each of his last 14 seasons. The 1987 team lost in the state semi-finals and the 1988 team lost in the state championship game.

The 2011 Cougar Baseball team holds the state record for most consecutive shutouts (10) and most consecutive shutout innings (71). This team was also named the 2011 Hot Stove Team of the Year by Tripp Roakes and the South Charlotte Sports Report. The 2011 team lost in the third round of the state playoffs to Weddington HS.

From 2010 to 2013, Catholic Baseball won 4 straight conference championships.

Kevin Glossner led the Catholic Baseball program from 2017 to 2023.  He was known for developing players and sending guys to play in college, highlighted by current minor leaguer Al Womack and D2 National Champion McCann Mellett.  Glossner's 2022 and 2023 teams saw the most success, as both teams won 17 games and faired well in the highly competitive Southwestern 4A Conference.

Eddie Hull took over the program in May of 2023 and led the 2024 Cougars to a runner-up finish in the SW4A regular season, a SW4A Conference Tournament Championship, and finishing as the 4A West Regional Runner-Up.