Gettysburg College Athletics

AT A GLANCE

• Named head coach for 2023-24 season (3rd season)
• Led Gettysburg to 2025 Centennial Conference Championship and named Coaching Staff of the Year
• PGA of America member since 1986
• Head Golf Professional at Hanover Country Club for 23 years
• Served as assistant for Gettysburg women's golf team from 2018-20

AT GETTYSBURG

Leib returns for his third season at the helm of the Gettysburg’s women’s golf program after taking over the reins for the 2023-24 season.

He is just the fourth head coach in the history of the program.

In his first season as head coach, he guided the Bullets to a pair of tournament wins in the spring and a runner-up finish at the conference championship. He mentored a pair of all-conference golfers, including Rookie of the Year Lucy Barton. His top three golfers finished the year with stroke averages under 85.

For an encore, he led Gettysburg to its 12th Centennial Conference title with a two-day score of 668. All five golfers who competed at the conference championship and NCAA championship finished the season with stroke averages of better than 87 over 13 or more rounds. Lucy Barton won the individual title at the CC championship and claimed Player of the Year honors while Leib led the 2025 CC Coaching Staff of the Year.

Leib was an assistant coach for the Gettysburg women’s golf team in 2018-19 and 2019-20. The 2018-19 season featured four tournament titles, including a 25-stroke victory in the CC championship before the 2019-20 season was cut short due to the pandemic.

PRIOR TO GETTYSBURG

Leib takes over the reins of the Bullets, having served as the head golf professional for the last 23 years at Hanover Country Club and has been Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) of America member since 1986.

He has also coached both girls’ basketball and golf on the high school and junior high level in the area.

OTHER EXPERIENCES

Leib has had multiple tournament victories in the Tri-State PGA section and Central Counties PGA and qualified for the 2016 National Senior PGA Championship. He hosted the State PGA Championship between the Philadelphia PGA and Tri-State PGA Sections and has served on the Central Counties PGA Board of Directors and as the president of the York County PGA Junior Golf Association.