Josh Schulman came to The Flats in July of 2024 as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. He joined Tech following three 40-win seasons with Wofford baseball, where he served as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator.
In 2024, Wofford tied its program record for wins with a 42-20 mark, the third-straight 40-win campaign for the program. The Terriers also boasted a 12-8 league clip and returned to the SoCon Championship for a third-straight year, defeating Samford twice to secure Wofford’s second SoCon Tournament title. The Terriers were selected as the No. 3 seed in the Chapel Hill Regional and secured their first SoCon Tournament victory with a 5-2 triumph over Long Island. Heading up the squad’s baserunning efforts, Schulman guided Wofford to 147 stolen bases, seventh most in the country.
Schulman healped guide Wofford to a 40-19 record in 2023 with a 12-9 league clip. It was Wofford’s second-straight 40-win campaign and just the second ever in program history. Wofford returned to the SoCon Championship for a second-straight season. Schulman’s pitching staff was well-represented in the SoCon year-end awards, highlighted by Lucas Mahlstedt earning All-SoCon First-Team honors. Matthew Marchal and Coulson Buchanan were named to the second team, and all three of Wofford’s SoCon All-Freshman Team honorees were pitchers: Zac Cowan, Branton Little and Charlie Weber. The Terriers led the nation in walks allowed per nine innings, issuing just 2.38. Wofford’s 5.23 ERA topped the conference, as did its 3.43 strikeout-to-walk ratio, which also checked in at third-best in the country.
In the 2022 campaign, Schulman’s first since returning to the Terriers, Wofford posted a 42-16-1 record with a 16-4-1 league clip. The 42 wins are a program record and the school’s first 40-win season, and the Terriers repeated as regular season Southern Conference Champions. The Terriers reached the championship series of the SoCon Tournament for the third time in school history before falling short to UNCG. Among Schulman’s pitching staff, Josh Vitus and Dalton Rhadans garnered second-team selections, and Carter Bailey and Coulson Buchanan earned All-Freshman Team recognition. Wofford’s 4.66 ERA led the Southern Conference, and the 506 strikeouts pitched were a school record.
Schulman began his second stint with the Terriers after serving as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for Yale from 2018-21, handling baserunning and catching. He helped…
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