Biography
Position: Quarterbacks
Caz Kosciolek brings 19 years of collegiate coaching experience, with Division I experience in both the CAA and Patriot League, also working at two perennial Division II Playoff programs. He has coached every position on the offensive side of the ball, during his career, with stints as both an Offensive and Special Teams Coordinator as well.
At Newberry College, in South Carolina, he coordinated one of the top offenses in Division II, helping take the Wolves to their first-ever South Atlantic Conference Championship and Division II Playoff appearance.
While at the College of the Holy Cross, Kosciolek’s special teams units ranked at or near the top statistically, both nationally and in the Patriot League. During his tenure the Crusaders also won the 2009 Patriot League title, earning an FCS playoff spot and ending an eighteen year championship drought.
As a player, Kosciolek was a stand-out athlete and two time all-state quarterback at Panther Valley High School in Lansford, PA. In 1999, he was honored by Pennsylvania Football News, being placed on the second team of their All-Century rosters. In 2014 he was inducted into the Carbon County Chapter of the Pennsylvania High School Hall of Fame.
His collegiate career began at Boston University, where he was a three-year letter winner at Quarterback. During his time as a Terrier he was a member of back-to-back NCAA FCS Playoff teams and the 1993 team, which remains the only undefeated team in Yankee Conference/CAA history.
Kosciolek finished his playing career at Quarterback for the University of New Haven and former Miami Dolphins Head Coach, Tony Sparano. During his one season in 1997, he led the Chargers to the NCAA Division II National Championship Game. He earned First Team AllAmerican status and finished third in the balloting for the Harlon Hill Trophy, the Division II version of the Heisman.
In 2014, Kosciolek was inducted into the University of New Haven Athletics Hall of Fame.
Kosciolek has worked for 3 Step Sports Consultants in Wilmington, MA. For 3 Step, he provided recruiting evaluations and reports for ESPN, Hudl and NCSA. He has also served as a Director and Coach for the Rivals Camp Series and Quarterback Challenges, as well as the Semper Fidelis All-American Camps, the Under Armour All-American Game and Deion Sanders’ Prime 21 camp in Dallas, TX, for the top skill position underclassmen in the country. Kosciolek works as a private Quarterback coach in New England and is also a Replay Official in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
