Head Coach Jack Leggett

Coach Jack Leggett is in his 18th year at Clemson University and his 16th 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 32 years and directed successful camps for 30 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 last 10 Super Regionals.

Bradley LeCroy

Bradley LeCroy earned four letters at Clemson from 1997-00 and served as a volunteer assistant from 2003-05. LeCroy (pronounced luh-CROY) spent the past three seasons (2008-10) as Tennessee's infielders coach and recruiting coordinator under Head Coach Todd Raleigh. Prior to his stint in Knoxville, LeCroy served under Raleigh at Western Carolina in 2006 and 2007.

During his tenure at Tennessee, LeCroy put together a pair of signing classes that ranked among the best in the nation. In 2008, his signing class was rated #28 in the country by Collegiate Baseball, then his 2009 signing class was ranked #14 in the nation by Baseball America..

Dan Pepicelli

Dan Pepicelli (pronounced peh-pih-SEH-lee) spent the past nine seasons (2001-09) as the head coach at Saint John Fisher College in Rochester, NY. Pepicelli, who also served as pitching coach during his tenure with the Cardinal program, led it to a 200-136-1 (.595) record. In the program's first 13 seasons, it had just three winning seasons. But in Pepicelli's nine seasons with the Cardinals, he directed them to seven winning seasons and one .500 campaign. In each of his last seven seasons with the Cardinals, he directed them to the postseason, including their first Division III Championship berth in 2007. The Cardinals also won ECAC Upstate Championship titles in 2004, 2005, 2007, and 2009. .

Michael Johnson

Rejoining Tiger Baseball, this time as a volunteer assistant, is Michael Johnson. Johnson, who will work primarily with the infielders and hitters, lettered four times as a first-baseman at Clemson from 2000-03. His 58 career home runs (#3), .636 career slugging percentage (#5), and 213 career RBIs (#6) are all among the top-six figures in school history. Johnson was also a career .344 hitter with 275 hits, 52 doubles, a .465 on-base percentage, and 25 stolen bases in 235 games as a part of four NCAA Tournament teams and two College World Series squads (2000,02).

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.