Softball



Nov 17, 2007

George LeGacy Named Head Softball Coach at WPI


George LeGacy

Worcester, MA --- WPI Director of Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics Dana L. Harmon announced today the hiring of George LeGacy as the Head Softball Coach.  LeGacy replaces Johanna DiCarlo, who was recently named athletic director at Westboro High School.

LeGacy spent the last seven seasons as an assistant coach for the Engineers.  He served as the pitching coach and helped with the transformation of the program from cellar-dweller to a conference and regional contender. 

"George has been a vital part of WPI Softball for the past seven years as an assistant," said Harmon.  "He brings the necessary qualities and experience to now lead our program successfully into the future."

With LeGacy on the staff, WPI set the school record with 23 wins in 2006 and reached the double-elimination portion of the NEWMAC Tournament.  In 2007 the Engineers were regionally ranked throughout the spring and missed qualifying for the NEWMAC Tournament on a tie-breaker. 

"Having been an assistant coach for the past seven years, I am excited and honored to have the opportunity to continue to build upon our successes and lead the WPI softball program," stated LeGacy.

LeGacy also has enjoyed success coaching youth softball teams.  For the past 16 years, he has served as the head coach of the Central Mass Sting, a under-19 ASA-Pony summer travel team.  LeGacy's responsibilities include player and coach recruitment, player skill development, practice planning and game management and strategy.  To date, he has coached over 640 ASA/Pony official tournament games.