Sacred Heart University Women's Softball

London is the co-owner and operator of H.H.H. Cleaning Services in Bridgeport, CT. Named the Northeast Conference Co-Head Coach of the Year in 2009, leading Sacred Heart to its first Northeast Conference Championship.  Under London and Luckie, the 2009 squad made its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance a successful one with a 3-1 victory over Cornell London captured her second Northeast Conference title in 2011 as SHU won 29 games en route to a second crown in three seasons.  London had two Pioneers earn major Northeast Conference awards in 2011 as Taylor Froelich was tabbed the NEC Player of the Year and Nicole Sidor was selected the league's Most Improved Player In 2014, she was recognized for her career achievements when she was inducted into the Connecticut Scholastic and Collegiate Softball Hall of Fame