Head Coach Jack Leggett

Coach Jack Leggett is in his 17th year at Clemson University and his 15th year as Head Coach. He has coached Division 1 Baseball for 31 years at the University of Vermont, Western Carolina University, and now at Clemson, and has had many teams win conference titles and compete in NCAA tournaments. Many former players have achieved all-conference, regional, and All-American honors as well as having played professional baseball. Coach Leggett was named ACC Coach of ther Year in 1994 and 1995, and has been named Atlantic Region Coach of the Year, one of 9 finalists for National Coach of the Year, and was a member of the Division 1 Baseball Committee. He is an accomplished national clinician and speaker and is known for his emphasis on fundamentals, positive thinking, and teamwork approach to the game of baseball. He has been involved in baseball camps for young players for 31 years and directed successful camps for 29 years. Eight recent Clemson Teams have at times been ranked #1 nationally, won ACC Championships, or won NCAA Regionals, and have played in five College World Series. Each of his teams at Clemson have been in the NCAA Tournament and his teams have been in 7 of the 9 Super Regionals.

Tom Riginos

Clemson's Outfield and Hitting Coach was an assistant at Stetson University for nine years before joining the Tigers for the 2003 season. He is highly respected in the coaching ranks and is a great teacher and clinician. He has been involved in running camps for several years.

Known as one of the top recruiters and hitting instructors in the country, Riginos has helped 5 Clemson teams advance to 5 NCAA Tournaments, 3 Super Regionals and one College World Series.

Kyle Bunn

As Clemson's new pitching coach, Kyle comes with a great deal of experience and success. He was successful as a pitcher at The Citadel and has been most recently the pitching coach of the University or Mississippi. Kyle has coached one of the top pitching staffs in the country as well as some of the top pitchers. He has been involved with teams that have played in the NCAA Tournament and Super Regionals the past several years. He has great enthusiasm for teaching and is considered one of the top young pitching coaches in the country.

Toby Bicknell

Toby is at Clemson for his 2nd year as a volunteer coach and assistant camp director. Toby played baseball at Wingate University and coached at UNC-Pembroke before coming to Clemson. His enthusiasm and work ethic and knowledge of the game are all exceptional.

Assistants

Other camp staffers include outstanding college and high school coaches from various programs as well as some current and former Clemson players. All coaches are hired to try to develop your son to his utmost in areas that will improve his game.