Gina Procaccio is the Head Women’s Track & Field/CrossCountry Coach at Villanova University. She has been instrumental
in helping Villanova student-athletes make a name for themselves on the national scene, which included assisting the Villanova women to NCAA cross country titles in 1994 and 1998. In addition to the team championships, Procaccio has guided Villanova runners to 5 NCAA individual championships and 28 Big East individual championships. Prior to her coaching career, Procaccio enjoyed much success both nationally and internationally. Highlights include: winning the U.S. Championship in the 5000m in 1995, being a three-time World Championship team member, and qualifying four times for the Olympic Trials.

Anthony Williams returns for his 15th season as part of the coaching staff at Villanova. Under his leadership, Villanova has seen unprecedented success in the areas of sprints, hurdles, and jumps. Williams was a Junior College All- American sprinter and a former Jamaican triple jump national champion. Williams earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from the University of Mississippi, where he made the Dean's List as well as Academic All-SEC honors. As a native of Kingston, Jamaica, Williams represented Jamaica in international competition in both 1997 and 1998. Prior to his hiring at Villanova, he spent three years as a volunteer coach in the Plainfield (NJ) high school system.

George Reynolds enters his 15th season with the Wildcats. His responsibilities at Villanova include coaching the throws, pole vault and multi-events. Reynolds holds Level II, USA Track & Field certification in the throws, jumps, multi-events and the sprints. Under his tutelage, athletes have qualified for the NCAA Championships, as well as the Olympic Trials. In addition, Reynolds has also coached athletes to All-American honors. In 1988 and 1998, Reynolds was the U.S. Masters Champion in the javelin.