Head Coach Jason Rathbun has been leading the Generals baseball team since 2005. Rathbun's coaching style of demanding accountability from his players has produced impressive results in the classroom and on the field. Rathbun has produced 145 career victories averaging over 25 wins per season. His 2006 and 2008 teams achieved Academic All-American status for team GPA over 3.00.  Herkimer's 2006 and 2007 team won the school's first two regional baseball championships earning trips to the DIII Junior College World Series.  Herkimer has developed a reputation as a traditionally strong offensive team, including finishing first in the country in hitting in 2006.  He has recruited some of the area's top athletes as well as players from out of state including California, Florida, South Carolina, Texas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Ohio, and New Jersey.

In Rathbun's first season as head coach (2005), the baseball program reached new heights of success as the team advanced to the Region III Final Four for the first time since 1990. Herkimer broke the school win record with 21 victories, the first 20-win season in the program's history. In 2006, the Generals won their first Region III championship and went on to compete in the Division III NJCAA College World Series. The team also achieved excellence in the classroom receiving Academic All-American honors with a team GPA of 3.02.  Herkimer was the only DIII JUCO in the country to receive this honor. The 2007 team won Herkimer's second Region III championship and went on to compete in the Division III NJCAA College World Series in Tyler, Texas. Herkimer would go on to finish third in the national tournament, the highest finish for any Region III Division III team. Herkimer broke the wins record for the third straight season achieving 35 wins.  Herkimer again showed their offensive strength pounding out 32 homeruns and posting a .390 batting average.  In 2008, Herkimer again achieved Academic All-American honors with a team GPA over 3.00 and made a fourth straight trip to the Regional Final Four.  Herkimer finished the 2009 regular season as the #4 ranked team in DIII but came up short of their 3^rd Regional Championship falling short in the championship game.

Rathbun started his playing career for legendary high school coach Ted Schoff (533 career wins) at Little Falls High School. In two years of playing varsity baseball, Rathbun compiled a record of 8-1 with an earned run average of 2.81. After high school, Rathbun served a three-year commitment to the 3rd Infantry Division in the U.S. Army. While stationed in Fort Stewart, Georgia, he competed in an Independent Summer League where he was voted MVP of the League. During a one-year stint with the Hinesville Marlins, he posted a 4-0 record with a 0.42 ERA and 64 strikeouts, and walked only seven batters in 32 innings pitched. After serving in the Army, Rathbun accepted a spot to play for NJCAA Hall of Fame Coach Howard Roey at Division I Florida Community College in Jacksonville. After the birth of his son Andrew Joseph, Rathbun returned home to play for Head Coach Henry Testa at HCCC. During his freshman year, he led the team with five wins and a 3.66 ERA, and posted a .429 batting average. During his senior season, Herkimer qualified for the Region III Tournament.

Upon graduating from Herkimer, Rathbun accepted a baseball scholarship to Division II Erskine College in South Carolina to play for former University of Alabama and Philadelphia Phillies draft pick, Kevin Nichols, known for his hitting styles, techniques and record-breaking seasons. At Erskine, Rathbun compiled a 7-3 record highlighted by a senior season ERA of 2.64. Erskine broke the school wins record in Rathbun's senior season, earning the victory in the record-breaking 30th win game.

In addition to his coaching duties, Rathbun is employed in the housing department at HCCC and has taught as an adjunct teacher in Psychology and Physical Education. He lives in Herkimer with his wife Melissa and his ten-year-old son AJ. Coach Rathbun is also a part of the American Baseball Coaches Association since 2005. Rathbun holds an Associate's Degree from Herkimer CCC, Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management from Erskine College, and is pursuing his Master's Degree in Sports Psychology.

Tom has been assistant coach for the Generals baseball team since 2008.  The Ilion native has been a baseball coach in the Mohawk Valley for more than 28 years. 

He spent 10 years with Ilion Little League/Babe Ruth and the last 18 years with local power Ilion Post #920 American Legion team. During those 18 years as head coach/assistant, he helped guide his teams to 15 county championships, including the last ten consecutive years as the defending Herkimer County champions.

During his tenure he has coached some of Herkimer County's best baseball players.  He coached Corey Haggerty '96-‘00 in Legion ball who went on to play in the minor leagues with the Chicago White Sox. Tom coached six players who have gone on to play in the College World Series. 

Coach Tom has served as Herkimer County American Legion Baseball Chairman for the past nine years.  He is retired from Met Life Insurance Company where he was employed for 28 years as a sales representative.  He is a Vietnam veteran who served his country from 1968-1970.

Coach Tom and wife Carolyn reside in Ilion and have five children and eight grandchildren. 

Coach Engelhart joined the Herkimer County Community College baseball program as an Assistant Coach in 2010. The Whitesboro native has been a baseball coach in the Utica area for more than 23 years. Prior to joining HCCC, he spend two years as the Junior Varsity Head Coach at Utica Notre Dame High School and then twelve years as the top Varsity Assistant Coach at Whitesboro High School, leading the Warriors to six Tri-Valley League titles and a Section III Class A Championship in 2008, Whitesboro's first sectional title since 1974. Since 1999, "Big Mac" has also been the Manager/Head Coach for the Whitestown Post 1113 American Legion baseball team. With an overall record of 244-135 over his 11 years at the helm, he has led Post 1113 to four Oneida County Division Titles, an Oneida County League Championship (2000), and a New York State District V Championship (2007), the first in Whitestown Post's baseball history spanning over 50 years. This also led to Post 1113's first appearance in the New York State American Legion Baseball Championship Tournament where they finished fourth in the state out of 173 teams.

Coach Engelhart has been employed at the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, NY as a Computer Engineer since 1981. He's a Whitesboro High School graduate (1976) and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from SUNY Cortland (1980) as well as a Masters Degree from Syracuse University in Systems Information Sciences (1987). Big Mac also coaches High School CYO basketball for St. Paul's Church in Whitesboro. In 23 seasons, St. Paul's has won 12 Regular Season Titles and 7 Tournament Championships. Coach Engelhart and his wife Doreen reside in Whitesboro. They have three children (Jason, Shannon, and Allison) and one granddaughter (Makenna).

Keith Hendricks returned to Herkimer as an Assistant Coach in 2010. Hendricks was a All-American in 2007 at Herkimer and helped lead the Generals to a 3rd place finish in the 2007 World Series. During his time at Herkimer, Hendricks hit .381 with 8 homeruns and was a outstanding centerfielder who made the All Region Team in 2007 and 2008. Hendricks accepted a baseball scholarship to Flagler College in Florida where he finished his junior season hitting .319 and led the team in stolen bases. Hendricks holds an Associate's Degree from Herkimer and is finishing up his Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management. Hendricks serves as a hitting coach and recruiter for the baseball program.