Millbury, Voke baseball coach Ron Silvestri retires after 55 years
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026
Ron Silvestri has announced his retirement after 55 years coaching high school baseball at Millbury and Worcester Voke/Tech. He achieved an impressive 653 wins, placing fourth all-time in Massachusetts history, and recently led Millbury to a state championship in 2025. Facing hip replacement surgery, the 75-year-old noted it was time to pass the torch as he reflected on a career distinguished by dedication to his players. Silvestri emphasized his contributions to the game were collective, highlighting the achievements of his athletes over personal accolades.
- •Silvestri retires after 55 years and 653 wins.
- •He coached 899 games, achieving a 72.6 winning percentage.
- •Led Millbury to a state championship in 2025.
- •Silvestri faced hip replacement surgery this December.
- •He emphasized the importance of his players' contributions.
- 9:09 AMYahoo Sports — After 55 years, 653 wins, Millbury, Voke baseball coach Ron Silvestri retires
"Ron Silvestri, who coached Millbury and Worcester Voke/Tech to 653 baseball wins over 55 years, retires. 'It was time to pass the torch,' he said.
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