Liam Bowen has been appointed the new head coach of Towson University's baseball team, replacing Matt Tyner, who retired after the 2018 season. Bowen comes from UMBC, where he served as head coach for seven seasons and earned accolades such as the 2026 America East Conference Co-Coach of the Year. His proven success and local recruiting knowledge are seen as valuable assets as he embarks on this new chapter for Towson baseball.

By the Numbers
  • Three winning seasons in Bowen's final four seasons at UMBC
  • Led UMBC to a league-best .292 batting average this past season
State of Play
  • Bowen is the fourth head coach for Towson baseball since moving to Division I in 1980.
  • His appointment follows a period of success at UMBC, including multiple all-conference players under his leadership.
What's Next

Bowen aims to leverage his local ties and coaching experience to build a competitive baseball program at Towson, focusing on recruitment and player development. His immediate goal will be to establish a strong foundation for the team in the upcoming season.

Bottom Line

With Bowen at the helm, Towson baseball is poised for a promising future, fueled by his successful track record and familiarity with the region's recruiting landscape.