Archbishop Curley has named Garry Wilcox its varsity baseball head coach. Wilcox brings more than 13 years of competitive youth and travel baseball coaching experience to the Friars, who compete in the MIAA A Conference.
Wilcox Brings Travel Baseball Experience
Wilcox currently coaches Five Star National Mid-Atlantic, a regional team within the Five Star Baseball organization. His experience includes coaching players through tournaments and college showcase events throughout the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond.
His coaching approach emphasizes fundamentals, player development and preparation for college baseball. Wilcox plans to build the Archbishop Curley program around discipline, accountability and teamwork.
New Coach Sets Program Priorities
Wilcox said he wants to help develop Archbishop Curley players on and off the baseball field while working with their families and the school administration.
“I am honored and excited for the opportunity to lead the Archbishop Curley baseball program,” Wilcox said in the school’s announcement. “I look forward to working with the players, families, and administration to develop outstanding young men, both on and off the baseball field. Archbishop Curley has a proud baseball tradition, and I am excited to become part of the Friar family and help build upon that tradition.”
A Baltimore-area native, Wilcox also has nearly 25 years of experience practicing law in Harford County. Archbishop Curley cited the leadership, communication and organizational skills he brings from his legal career.
Wilcox’s priorities include establishing a culture of commitment and pride while preparing the Friars to compete in the MIAA A Conference. More information is available through the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association announcement.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Archbishop Curley is adding a head coach with youth and travel baseball experience and a stated emphasis on fundamentals, player development and college preparation. Wilcox’s focus on discipline, accountability, teamwork, commitment and pride will shape his approach to the Friars’ varsity baseball program.
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