King Philip graduate Tori Constantin has been named the new head coach of the Salve Regina University softball program, the school announced in a release Thursday.
Constantin takes over the Seahawks after spending the past two seasons as an assistant coach at Boston College, where she worked primarily with the defense while also assisting with hitting and recruiting.
Before joining BC, Constantin spent four seasons as an assistant at Rhode Island and two seasons at MIT. At URI, she worked with the outfielders and also assisted with hitting instruction.
Constantin visited her former team this past spring for a practice right before the Warriors went on to win their first state championship in a decade.
A standout infielder at King Philip, Constantin helped the Warriors win the 2011 state championship as a sophomore. She earned Hockomock League all star honors in 2012 and 2013, won the league batting title in 2012, and was named to the HockomockSports Second Team as a senior.
Constantin continued her playing career at Central Connecticut State, where she was a four-year player and an everyday infielder. She helped the Blue Devils make two Northeast Conference Tournament appearances and reach the NCAA Division I Tournament during her freshman season, finishing her career with 10 home runs and 70 RBI in 176 games.
Constantin earned her degree in exercise science from Central Connecticut State in 2018 and later received her master’s degree in sports administration from Boston College in 2024.
King Philip graduate Tori Constantin has been named the new head coach of the
Salve Regina University softball program, the school announced in a release Thursday.
Constantin takes over the Seahawks after spending the past two seasons as an assistant coach at Boston College. She previously spent four seasons as an assistant at Rhode Island and two seasons at MIT.
A standout infielder at King Philip, Constantin helped the Warriors win the 2011 state championship as a sophomore. She earned Hockomock League all star honors in 2012 and 2013, won the league batting title in 2012, and was named to the HockomockSports Second Team as a senior.
Constantin continued her playing career at Central Connecticut State, helping the Blue Devils reach the NCAA Division I Tournament as a freshman. She finished her career with 10 home runs and 70 RBI in 176 games.
