Mark Amatucci

Teams coached: Loyola Greyhounds
Loyola (MD) record: 85-116 (.423)
Overall record^: 85-116 (.423)

Mark Philip Amatucci
Born May 2, 1952
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Alma Mater: Juniata College (BS, 1974)
Graduated from Calvert Hall College HS in Towson, MD and Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA
Started out coaching and teaching back at Calvert Hill, serving as head basketball coach there from 1975-82
- Led his alma mater to a national high school championship in 1982 (34-0 record), garnering the attention of Loyola (MD)
Hired to be the Loyola head coach in 1982, coaching the Greyhounds for the next seven seasons
- Went 85-116 overall, highlighted by four-straight 15+ win seasons; his 1983-84 team went 16-12, which was a 12-win improvement over the previous season, and Amatucci was named 1984 NEC COY
- Resigned in 1989 following two-straight losing seasons, amidst disagreements with the new AD and a NCAA probation
Spent two years as the head coach at Annee Arundel CC (MD) and one as an assistant under Tom Finnegan at Washington College (MD)
Returned to Calvert Hall for another tenure as head coach (1993-2007) and as the school’s counselor (1993-2021)
- Calvert Hall named its basketball court after Amatucci, as the school’s all-time winningest coach
- Won 389 games and coached 50+ future D-I college players, including future NBA players Juan Dixon, Duane Ferrell, Gary Neal and Jack McClinton

^ overall record includes head coaching positions at the NCAA Division I level only