Rowan University Women's Soccer

Leacott's 18th season as head coach for the women's soccer team at Rowan University. Leacott served as the women's associate head coach in 1998. Prior he was the assistant coach for the mens team from 1996 to 1998. His coaching record stands at 237-69-24 for a .748 winning percentage. Last year, Leacott guided the women's soccer team to the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) title and the third round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. The Profs were 15-3-2 overall. He was selected the NJAC and Eastern College Athletic Conference Metro Region Coach of the Year. Leacott was also named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. In 2015, Rowan had a 12-6-1 record and was 6-2-1 in the NJAC. The Profs made it to the semifinals of the conference tournament. The Profs posted a 17-4 record with an 8-1 conference mark in 2013 and reached the semifinals of the NJAC Championship Tournament.  Rowan received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament for the ninth straight year and advanced to the second round. In 2012, Rowan was 13-4-1 and finished second in the NJAC. The Profs earned a first round bye in the NJAC Championship Tournament, but were upset in the semifinals. Rowan received a bid to the national tournament for the ninth time. In 2011, the Profs finished with a 14-5 record. Rowan was the top seed in the conference tournament after posting an 8-0 mark in the regular season. The Profs reached the second round of the national tournament after earning an at-large bid. In 2010, Rowan recorded a 16-3-2 overall mark and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. The Profs went 17-3-1 and reached the sectionals of the national tournament in 2009. Rowan tied the school mark for most wins in a season (1999). Leacott earned NJAC Co-Coach of the Year honors. In 2008, Rowan compiled a 16-1-2 record. The Profs won their first NJAC Championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. Leacott was selected the NJAC Coach of Year. In 2007, the Profs posted a 14-5 record and advanced to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament for the third straight year. Rowan reached the semifinals as the second seed in the NJAC Championship Tournament. Rowan finished the 2006 season with a 13-4-2 record and reached the NCAA Tournament. In 2005, Rowan had a 15-1-3 record and received a bid to the national tournament. The women's soccer team set the school record for best won-lost record and consecutive wins in a season (10). Since 1999, the Profs have had 17 straight winning seasons under Leacott. In his first year, Rowan had a record of 17-3-2. The 17 wins are tied for the school mark for wins in a season (2009, 2013). The women's soccer team also made its first appearance in the national tournament. In the past 17 seasons, Rowan has advanced to the NJAC Championship Tournament 17 times. Many of his players have earned All-Conference and All-Region honors. In 2010, Jess Babice became the first womens soccer player at the University to collect Academic All-America and All-America first team honors in the same season. Erika Suhl was named to the All-America second team in 2013.  Emily Daigle was an All-America third team selection in 2015. Leacott played for the Profs in 1991 and 1992. He earned All-Conference, All-State and All-Region first team honors two straight years. In 1991, he was second in scoring with 30 points, 12 goals and six assists. Leacott led the team in scoring his senior year with 18 goals and eight assists for 44 points and was an All-America third team selection. During his career, the men had a record of 35-5-3.   Scott Leacott Head Coach Updated 8/30/16 This is Scott Leacott's 18th season as head coach for the women's soccer team at Rowan University. Leacott served as the women's associate head coach in 1998. Prior he was the assistant coach for the mens team from 1996 to 1998. His coaching record stands at 237-69-24 for a .748 winning percentage. Last year, Leacott guided the women's soccer team to the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) title and the third round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. The Profs were 15-3-2 overall. He was selected the NJAC and Eastern College Athletic Conference Metro Region Coach of the Year. Leacott was also named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. In 2015, Rowan had a 12-6-1 record and was 6-2-1 in the NJAC. The Profs made it to the semifinals of the conference tournament. The Profs posted a 17-4 record with an 8-1 conference mark in 2013 and reached the semifinals of the NJAC Championship Tournament.  Rowan received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament for the ninth straight year and advanced to the second round. In 2012, Rowan was 13-4-1 and finished second in the NJAC. The Profs earned a first round bye in the NJAC Championship Tournament, but were upset in the semifinals. Rowan received a bid to the national tournament for the ninth time. In 2011, the Profs finished with a 14-5 record. Rowan was the top seed in the conference tournament after posting an 8-0 mark in the regular season. The Profs reached the second round of the national tournament after earning an at-large bid. In 2010, Rowan recorded a 16-3-2 overall mark and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. The Profs went 17-3-1 and reached the sectionals of the national tournament in 2009. Rowan tied the school mark for most wins in a season (1999). Leacott earned NJAC Co-Coach of the Year honors. In 2008, Rowan compiled a 16-1-2 record. The Profs won their first NJAC Championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. Leacott was selected the NJAC Coach of Year. In 2007, the Profs posted a 14-5 record and advanced to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament for the third straight year. Rowan reached the semifinals as the second seed in the NJAC Championship Tournament. Rowan finished the 2006 season with a 13-4-2 record and reached the NCAA Tournament. In 2005, Rowan had a 15-1-3 record and received a bid to the national tournament. The women's soccer team set the school record for best won-lost record and consecutive wins in a season (10). Since 1999, the Profs have had 17 straight winning seasons under Leacott. In his first year, Rowan had a record of 17-3-2. The 17 wins are tied for the school mark for wins in a season (2009, 2013). The women's soccer team also made its first appearance in the national tournament. In the past 17 seasons, Rowan has advanced to the NJAC Championship Tournament 17 times. Many of his players have earned All-Conference and All-Region honors. In 2010, Jess Babice became the first womens soccer player at the University to collect Academic All-America and All-America first team honors in the same season. Erika Suhl was named to the All-America second team in 2013.  Emily Daigle was an All-America third team selection in 2015. Leacott played for the Profs in 1991 and 1992. He earned All-Conference, All-State and All-Region first team honors two straight years. In 1991, he was second in scoring with 30 points, 12 goals and six assists. Leacott led the team in scoring his senior year with 18 goals and eight assists for 44 points and was an All-America third team selection. During his career, the men had a record of 35-5-3.  

Eichhorn is in his 13th season as an assistant coach for the womens soccer team at Rowan University. He was also an assistant for the mens soccer team from 2004-2014. Eichhorn graduated from the University in 2004 with a bachelor of arts in history and earned his masters in higher education administration in 2006. He was a goalkeeper on the mens soccer team from 1999-2003. During that time, he helped lead Rowan to two New Jersey Athletic Conference Championships and four appearances in the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. The Profs played in the national championship game in 2000. He was the head coach for the Delaware Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program for the U16/17 girls team in 2012. Eichhorn has been an adjunct history professor at Gloucester County College since 2009. Eichhorn has worked as a South Jersey training coordinator, associate trainer and college coordinator for the Keepers Advantage Goalkeeping Club. He is also a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and has a National Coaching Diploma and National Goalkeeper Coaching Diploma. In addition, Eichhorn has licenses for the United States Soccer Federation and New Jersey Youth Soccer Academy. Eichhorn taught physical education at Friends School of Mullica Hill from 2007-2009.