At Framingham State University (2019–2024), Coach Ferrari made significant contributions as the pitching staff's primary mentor and recruiter. His efforts were instrumental in leading the team to its first-ever Regular Season Title. During his five years with the program, Ferrari helped develop a roster featuring 25 All-Conference players and six All-Region players. His impact extended beyond the field, as he played a key role in recruiting, fundraising, and enhancing the team's culture. Under his guidance, Framingham State saw the emergence of one Pitcher of the Year and two Rookie Pitchers of the Year.

Before Framingham State, Ferrari served as the Pitching Coach at Newbury College (2015–2019), where his coaching prowess led to the production of the NECC Pitcher of the Year in 2017. His earlier coaching career at Salem State University (2011–2015) was marked by back-to-back MASCAC League Championships and an NCAA appearance in 2013, driven by a pitching staff that included the 2014 Pitcher of the Year.

Ferrari’s baseball journey began as a standout pitcher at Salem State, where he graduated in 1988 with a degree in Business Education. From 1984 to 1988, he was a key player on the Vikings baseball team, contributing to a record-setting 34-win season in 1985 and the team’s first ECAC New England Division III Championship in 1987.

In addition to his collegiate coaching, Ferrari has an extensive background in community and high school baseball. He managed and coached the Saugus American Legion Baseball program for over eight years and has played and coached for more than 18 years in the Intercity League, including roles with the Medford Mustangs and the Reading Bulldogs. His high school coaching experience includes assistant roles at Saugus High School and Malden Catholic, both of which reached the state tournament during his tenure.