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Dr. Brandie Leach is currently in her ninth season as head coach of the Women’s Lacrosse Team at The University of Texas.  The past eight seasons, the team finished by playing the Divisional Championship Game and her fourth season, she took the team to Nationals and has taken them each year since! Coach Leach won the 2012 WCLA Division I Coach of the Year.  Many of her student athletes have won Academic All- American awards and All American awards including Clayton Crum who won the 2012 Amtahcha WCLA Player of the Year award, Sarah Llewellyn won the 2013 WCLA Defensive Player of the Year award, and Tully Moorhead won 2014 WCLA Pre Season Player of the Year.  Coach Leach has also coached high school travel teams, directed the UT Lacrosse Camp, and ran many lacrosse clinics for girls of all ages.
Brandie started her playing career at Cherry Hill High School West in NJ. Among other awards, she was an All-American Center.  She continued playing for three years with the Canadian National Team and the highlight of her career was playing in the 1993 World Cup in Edinborough, Scotland.  She then decided to further her education while receiving her Bachelor of Science and Doctrine of Chiropractic.
Currently she has a successful rehabilitation practice, Performance Wellness, with her husband Chris and loves to spend time with her two children Jaden and Hunter and dog, Molly.  She is very passionate about coaching lacrosse and her goal is to positively motivate players to achieve whatever they set their minds to.