Conor Burns

St. John's Baseball vs Villanova Highlights 5.11.25

Sunday, May 11

St. John's Baseball vs Villanova Highlights 5.10.25

Saturday, May 10

St. John's Baseball vs Iona Highlights 4.29.2025

Tuesday, April 29

St. John's Baseball vs Rutgers Highlights 4.22.2025

Tuesday, April 22

Jon LeGrande Named Cape Cod Baseball League Playoffs MVP

Wednesday, August 13

Louis Marinaro Signs with the Texas Rangers

Tuesday, July 15

Shaun McMillan Named to NCBWA Freshman All-American Second Team

Tuesday, June 10

The fourth-seeded St. John’s baseball team fell to second-seeded UConn, 13-3, in Thursday afternoon’s elimination game of the BIG EAST Baseball Championship presented by JEEP at Prasco Park in Mason, Ohio.

Fourth-Seeded St. John’s Falls in BIG EAST Tournament Elimination Game to Second-Seeded UConn, 13-3

Thursday, May 22

Height:
5-10
Weight:
185
Class:
Junior
Position:
RHP
Hometown:
Plainview, N.Y.
High School:
Bethpage
Prev School:
Ithaca

2025: Pitched in 11 games for the Red Storm… Recorded a 13.89 ERA with eight strikeouts across 11 innings on the mound… Struck out three batters while only allowing one run in two innings pitched at Liberty (Feb. 14)... Pitched one inning allowing zero runs along with one strikeout in the win over Iona (April 29)... Pitched two innings striking out a pair of batters in the victory at Georgetown (May 2)... Recognized on the BIG EAST All-Academic Team

Before St. John’s: Played two seasons at Ithaca College… appeared in 18 games and went 3-3 with five saves and a 3.77 ERA…struck out 29 batters in 31 innings pitched… led the Liberty League in saves during the 2024 season… named to the 2024 Liberty League Honor Roll… helped win the 2024 Liberty League Championship

Before Ithaca College: Played varsity baseball at Bethpage High School… won the 2021 Nassau County Championship… held a 1.10 ERA while batting .450… played football for two years

Personal: Conor Burns… son of Hope and Sean Burns… has two siblings, Riley and Megan… avid fan of the New York Mets, Jets and Knicks… chose St. John’s because of the winning culture… majoring in sports management