West Windsor, N.J. -- Matt Wolski has resigned his position as head coach for men's baseball at Mercer County Community College, according to Athletics Director John Simone. Wolski, who began coaching at Mercer in 2005, had many successes during his six seasons with the Vikings. His total career record was 133-98-1.

Wolski's 2008 squad was his most successful, finishing the year 34-13 and earning the NJCAA Region 19 title. The Vikings ended the 2011 season 21-16; the team's no. 1 pitcher, James Pugliese, was drafted by the Chicago Cubs.

Said Simone, "We appreciate the six years of leadership, mentoring, and baseball skills that Matt imparted to our student athletes. He established a work ethic and seriousness about baseball that served our players well on the field and in the classroom. We wish him the best in his future professional and personal endeavors."

Kevin Kerins, currently an assistant coach, will serve as the interim head coach. He will be assisted by Fred Carella and Shawn Reindel. He takes over a squad that features a number of experienced sophomores, including outfielder Ian Moyer, who was selected to the 2011 All-Region Second Team.