Mount St. Mary's University

The all-time record holder for career wins at Mount St. Mary's, Anna Nagro is in her 12th season at the helm of the program.  Nagro guided the Mount its first Northeast Conference Tournament appearance in 13 years in 2019.  The Mount's 4-3 win over Sacred Heart at the NEC Tournament that season was the team's first postseason win since 1995.

Nagro, who entered the 2022 season with 177 wins at the Mount, has led the Mount to a pair of 20-win seasons during her tenure, including 26 wins in 2019 that were the most by a Mount team since the 2006 squad went 31-25.  Nagro has had 14 players earn All-Northeast Conference honors during her time at the Mount, including 2017 NEC Player of the Year Rachel Heinze, the first Mount player ever to win the award.

Nagro, whose team won the 2015 Northeast Conference Sportsmanship Award, has worked to build the Mountaineers into contenders in the NEC while earning the respect of her peers.  Nagro became the first coach in program history to register a win in her Mount coaching debut by defeating George Mason 2-1 on March 2, 2011.  

Nagro came the Mount from D'Youville College, a Division III program in Buffalo, N.Y. In three seasons with the Spartans, Nagro led the team to 40 victories. She took over a team that was coming off a 5-21 season in 2007 and guided the team to a 15-22 overall mark and 11-7 in conference for a 10-game improvement in her first season. D'Youville then went 17-17 overall and 13-3 in league play in her second season and the squad's final year in the Northeastern Athletic Conference.

In 2010, Nagro led D'Youville in its first season in the Alleghany Mountain Collegiate Conference, ending the year on a four-game winning streak. In addition to her coaching duties, Nagro served as Assistant Director of Athletics and Senior Women's Administrator for the 2009-10 academic year.

Prior to joining D'Youville, Nagro worked as an instructor for high school players at clinics at St. Bonaventure and also worked at Sports Performance Park.

Nagro was a four-year letterwinner at St. Bonaventure, where she was the Bonnies starting catcher for four seasons. She finished her career ranked ninth in program history in career at-bats (422) and fifth in doubles (23) while notching the ninth-most doubles in a single-season with nine two baggers in 2006. The Buffalo, N.Y., native, posted 86 hits, 35 runs scored, 23 doubles, two triples, eight home runs and 64 RBIs in her career.

Nagro earned her bachelor's degree for physical education from St. Bonaventure in 2007 and completed her master's degree in sports administration from Canisius College in 2009.

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