Dominic Sciturro is in the midst of his second season with the Loggers, first as the club’s Field Manager.

Sciturro served as the Loggers hitting and third base coach in 2025. Under Sciturro’s leadership, the Loggers offense broke four offensive franchise records while placing top five all-time in seven other categories. The Logger offense set team records for runs scored and stolen bases, finished third amongst all Northwood’s League teams in stolen bases with the fourth best success rate. Sciturro also piloted the offense to the second-highest team batting average (.276) in franchise history and tallied a single season record 104 hit-by-pitches en route to advancing to the NWL post-season for the third consecutive season.

Sciturro currently serves as the Director of Baseball Operations and Player Development at the University of Illinois-Chicago, a position he accepted this past fall after serving on Ryan Kelley’s staff at Wayne State (Mich.) for the previous three seasons.

Over the course of his three seasons at WSU, Sciturro helped the Warriors win their first GLIAC title since 2010 and secure two GLIAC Tournament title game appearances. The 2023 edition of those title game appearances featured a championship crowning victory to secure a bid to the NCAA tournament.

During his time at Wayne State, the Warriors saw 5 players sign professional baseball contracts while setting a program record for wins (42) in 2023. The group of professional-turned players boasted 2023 GLIAC Player of the Year (OF) Rudy Ramirez and 2024 Boston Red Sox draftee (P) Griffin Kilander.

Previously, he had volunteer coached and interned in baseball operations for the United Shore Professional Baseball League where he aided in the upkeep of player data files, collected in-game film to match with batted ball tracking technology, threw batting practice, and hit fungos.

Prior to WSU, Sciturro was on the coaching staff at his high school alma mater, Warren De La Salle Collegiate, where he played in the baseball program. In two seasons coaching with the Pilots, Sciturro helped advance multiple players to the NCAA DI, DII, NJCA, and NAIA levels. The Pilots advanced to the regional round of the State Tournament in both seasons.

Sciturro is Rapsodo certified and has worked out of John Musachio’s Moose Athletics and Devan Ahart’s Hitting 2.0 as a hitting coach.

Sciturro is a passionate Detroiter, born in the city and raised in metro Detroit. He is the son of Jamie and Leslie Sciturro.