Ithaca College Athletics

Jack Mrozinski completed his fifth year with Ithaca's coaching staff in 2015. He coaches the Bomber secondary and coordinates the Bomber special teams units in addition to serving as the program's recruiting coordinator.

In 2015, Mrozinski’s kickoff return unit ranked second in the nation at the Division III level, averaging 26.86 per return. This is ranked 11th in all major divisions of college football.  
In his inaugural season his defensive backs helped Ithaca lead the Empire 8 in scoring defense in 2011. During the 2012 season, Ithaca ranked in the top-20 nationally in pass defense, pass efficiency defense, net punting and punt returns.

He came to Ithaca after spending a season as special teams coordinator and safeties coach at Widener. He served as assistant recruiting coordinator and head of the Pride's walk-on program. Mrozinski helped all of Widener's special teams units record top-four statistical finishes in the Middle Atlantic Conference and coached an All-American kick returner.

Before moving to Widener, Mrozinski spent a season at Division I-AA Hofstra (the Pride dropped its football program following the 2009 season), where he worked with the team's defensive backs.

His coaching background also includes time at Muhlenberg and his alma mater, Buffalo State. In two years at Muhlenberg, he helped the Mules win consecutive Centennial Conference titles.

Recruiting Areas: Sections 2 and 6 (New York state); Florida, Pennsylvania