College of William & Mary Men's Baseball

In June 2025, William & Mary head baseball coach Rob McCoy announced the addition of Kelly Corl as volunteer assistant coach. “We’re really excited for Kelly to join the Tribe!” McCoy said. “He brings a wealth of championship experience as a player, leader, and coach. He knows our core value system and believes strongly in the mental game. I am eager to watch him work tirelessly to contribute to the success of Tribe baseball.” Corl comes to Williamsburg after spending a season a year as a graduate assistant at Niagara where he worked with the team’s infielders, catchers, and mental performance. He played two seasons under McCoy at Niagara from 2023-24 and was captain of the 2024 squad that won the MAAC Tournament championship and made the NCAA Regionals for the first time in program history. The Seattle native played and started in 52 games for the Purple Eagles that season, batting .282 with 46 runs, four home runs and a career-high 36 RBI. As a junior in 2023, Corl posted a .326 average and racked up 60 hits and 33 RBI while slugging .451. He also earned MAAC All-Academic Team honors. Prior to Niagara, Corl played one season at Paradise Valley Community College (2021-22) and spent two years at the University of Washington (2019-21) where he began his career. He was a First Team Washington 3A All-State and First Team All-Metro selection out of O’Dea High School in Seattle.

Brad Mincey joined William & Mary baseball in July 2024 as pitching coach, bringing a wealth of experience across all levels of baseball. Mincey arrives to the Tribe from Longwood, at which he served as pitching coach from 2022-2024, hired during the summer of 2021. Prior to Longwood, Mincey served as an assistant coach at North Carolina Central for two seasons. In three years at Longwood, Mincey helped guide the Lancers to three straight seasons with more than 20 wins. The Lancers earned the program’s highest ranked victory with a 6-3 win over No. 14 Campbell and swept a season series against Richmond for the first time in team history. In the 2024 MLB Draft, Kevin Warunek, a member of Mincey's pitching staff, became Longwood's first player drafted since 2017 as the left-hander was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 18th round. The Lancer pitching staff earned a pair of postseason honors from the Big South. Ryan Miller was named All-Big South Honorable Mention, and Ethan Walker earned a spot on the Big South All-Freshman Team. Miller became the first Lancer pitcher to throw a complete game since 2019 with a complete game effort against Winthrop on Thursday, May 18 in his final collegiate start. In addition, the Lancer pitchers earned five Big South weekly awards during the year. Walker garnered two Big South Freshman of the Week nods, and Guillermo Garcia, Jr. was named the Big South Starting Pitcher of the Week once and the Big South Relief Pitcher of the Week once. Dominick D’Ercole also snagged Big South Relief Pitcher of the Week honors one time. While the Lancers swept Richmond in a midweek home-and-home, the team’s road win at UR was the first in program history. It came thanks to a sterling start by Walker. He earned the win in his first collegiate start. Mincey was a part of the staff that led Longwood to their first 20-win season since 2016 and their best conference winning percentage since that same season. The pitching staff as a unit walked 55 less batters with 44 more innings pitched in Mincey’s first year and finished with the fourth least number of runs earned in the conference. Four pitchers earned pitcher of the week awards for their respected position in conference play in 2021. While at N.C. Central, Mincey developed the Eagles’ pitching staff into one of the top units in the MEAC, with the unit finishing among the league’s top two in ERA and strikeouts per nine innings in back-to-back seasons in 2020 and 2021. Under his guidance, the Eagles produced two future pros, with 2020 signee Shane Davis and 2021 10th-round MLB draft pick Austin Vernon both moving on to the professional ranks. Vernon, an All-MEAC first-team selection, was the highest draft pick in N.C. Central history. Mincey’s pitching staff rewrote portions of the N.C. Central record book in 2021 behind standout performances across the board. His top two starters posted sub-three ERA’s, with Ryan Miller earning an All-American nod as well as being named the MEAC Pitcher of the Year with a 10-0 record and a 2.21 ERA. Miller also was named a semifinalist for the Dick Howser Trophy, an award annually given to the top college baseball player in the country. Meanwhile, Vernon threw a no-hitter, was named the national player of the week and struck out 109 batters while holding a 2.55 ERA. The Eagle staff’s success wasn’t limited to their two aces, though, as the pitching staff as a whole led the MEAC in ERA (4.73), strikeouts per nine innings (10.0, ranking 30th nationally), batting average against (.234), hits per nine innings (7.85, good for 24th nationally), WHIP (1.45) and shutouts (six, ranked 15th nationally). In addition, the staff earned a MEAC Pitcher of the Week nod seven times while setting program records for batting average against, hits per nine innings, shutouts, saves, strikeouts and strikeouts per nine innings. Additionally, reliever Scott Meylan was named to the National College Baseball Writers Association Preseason and Midseason Stopper of the Year Watchlists and finished with 11 saves on the year. N.C. Central’s success on the mound translated to a breakthrough 2021 season for the program as a whole, with the Eagles posting a 27-20 record overall and a program-best 17-11 record in the MEAC. They went on to reach the MEAC title game and finished as league runner-up after dropping the finale 7-6 in 11 innings. The team’s 2021 success came on the heels of a 2020 season that saw the team’s pitching staff garner multiple individual awards in spite of the cancellation of the remainder of the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Davis was named the D1Baseball MEAC Pitcher of the Year, while right-handed freshman Alex Sniffen was named D1Baseball MEAC Freshman of the Year Mincey, a Wilmington, N.C. native, started his coaching career as the head coach of a high school player showcase program, Rock Solid, in Wilmington, N.C., from 2016-18. He helped 53 high school players go on to play at the collegiate level, including one who was selected as a first-round draft pick in the MLB draft. In 2019, he coached the Holly Springs Salamanders in the Coastal Plains League in 2019 and served as an assistant coach of the Fayetteville Tech in their opening season that same year. Prior to his coaching career, Mincey was a two-time all-conference pitcher at East Carolina and a 28th-round draft pick by the Miami Marlins. He reached as high as the High-A level in the Marlins organization in 2014, posting a 3.71 ERA across 87 appearances. He also played one season in the American Association. As a collegiate player, Mincey won 22 games for the Pirates from 2008-11 and helped lead East Carolina to three NCAA Regionals and one Super Regional. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Education in 2011.