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Beau Bracchy

Beau Bracchy

  • Title:
    Women's Volleyball Head Coach
  • Phone:
    (607) 746-4604
  • Email:
    bracchbm@delhi.edu
  • Year:
    19th Season
  • Hometown:
    Freeport, NY
  • Previous College:
    South Florida '96 | US Sports Academy '04
  • Career Record:
    245-283

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
YEAR RECORD POSTSEASON NOTES
2005 3-15    
2006 8-16   MVC Coach of the Year
2007 13-19 NJCAA Region 3
(1-7 Pool, 0-3)		  
2008 9-14    
2009 22-11 NJCAA Region 3
(4-5 Pool, 1-2)
MVC Champions		 MVC Coach of the Year
2010 28-13 NJCAA Region 3
(4-5 Pool, 1-2)
MVC Champions		  
2011 15-18    
2012 10-18    
2013 11-21    
2014 17-18    
2015 17-17    
2016 9-22    
2017 9-19 NIAC Tournament  
2018 13-12 ACAA Tournament

Kristen Maslanka, All-American*
Ashley Hintz, All-American**
2019 12-14 NAC Tournament

Witchney Clersainville, All-American*
Erica Prindle, All-American*
Taylor Tsatsis, All-American#
2020-21 6-2   Shortened Season (COVID-19)
2021 21-6 NAC Semifinals  NAC Coach of the Year
2022 15-11 Reached NAC Championship  4 All-NAC Selections
2023 7-17    1 All-NAC Selection
Total 245-283

 3 Region Tournaments
2 Conference Titles

3 NAC Tournaments

3x Coach of the Year
  5 All-Americans
*First Team
**Second Team
#Honorable Mention

8 All-Conference Selections

Beau Bracchy enters his 19th season as the SUNY Delhi Women’s Volleyball Head Coach for the 2023 season. Bracchy has lifted the Broncos to unprecedented heights, in terms of both winning and their new status as a NCAA Division III program. Through their time in the NJCAA, USCAA, and now NCAA, Coach Bracchy has been a four-time Coach of the Year selection, while producing five All-Americans and one SUNY Delhi Athletics Hall of Fame inductee. 

Coach Bracchy led the program to their first North Atlantic Conference Championship match after going undefeated (8-0) in conference play throughout the 2022 season. 

The longest-serving head volleyball coach in SUNY Delhi history earned his 200th career win when the Bronos defeated Cazenovia on April 3, 2021. This occured during the team's eight-game spring schedule coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, totaling a 6-2 record against their NAC West competition. This continued in the fall of 2021, where SUNY Delhi went a perfect 8-0 in the regular season versus the NAC West to earn the top seed in the division tournament, sweeping Cazenovia for a third time in the opening round. Their 21-6 overall record marked the team's highest season win total since 2010 and first 20-win season in the modern NCAA Division III era. Bracchy was named the NAC Coach of the Year, the third time he has received conference coaching honors. 

Bracchy arrived on the Delhi campus in 2005 with an incredible high school coaching run at Delaware Academy, compiling a 116-41 record with the Bulldogs over ten seasons and two Section IV Class C Championships. He quickly established the Broncos into contenders, making NJCAA Region 3 Tournament appearances in 2007, 2009, and 2010. His ’07 program featured 2018 Hall of Fame inductee Hikaru Kozuma, the 2006 Mountain Valley Conference Player of the Year and 2007 All-Region 3 Second Team and First Team All-MVC selection. The ’09 and ’10 teams marked the winningest seasons in program history, with 22 victories in 2009 and 28 wins in 2010. 

The Broncos carried over their success to the four-year level, beginning in 2015 with their move to the USCAA, then the NCAA in 2017. The foundation for this period was built with strong characters like Kristen Maslanka, a 2018 USCAA All-American and the program’s first four-year student-athlete, and Erica Prindle, a two-year starter and captain who was named a USCAA First Team All-American in 2019. Bracchy’s squad made the move to their current home in the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) in 2019, qualifying for the NAC Tournament that first season. 

Originally from Freeport, N.Y., Bracchy graduated from Delaware Academy. He attended SUNY Brockport and played football for two years with the Golden Eagles before transferring to the University of South Florida, earning his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education in 1996. He then completed his Master of Sport Science with an emphasis in Sport Coaching from the United States Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama in 2004. 

Coach Bracchy lives in Delancey, N.Y. with his wife Kimberly. They have three children – Raegan, Bryce, and Tanner.

Additional Accolades

  • 2006 & 2009 Mountain Valley Conference Coach of the Year
  • 2021 North Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year
  • 2007, 2009 & 2010 Region III Championship Tournament Participant
  • 9 All-Region III Players
  • 2009 & 2010 Mountain Valley Conference Champions
  • 12 Mountain Valley All-Conference Players
  • 4 Mountain Valley Conference Players of the Year
  • 5 Academic All-Americans
  • 8 All-NAC Team Selections
  • 2 NAC Defensive Player of the Year

* 137-168 Overall Record

* 2006 & 2009 Mountain Valley Conference Coach of the Year

* 2007, 2009 & 2010 Region III Championship Tournament Participant

* 9 All-Region III Players

* 2009 & 2010 Mountain Valley Conference Champions

* 12 Mountain Valley All-Conference Players

* 4 Mountain Valley Conference Players of the Year

* 5 Academic All-Americans