GHS names new softball coach
Pike County Schools is proud to announce the appointment of Ally Clegg as the new Head Softball Coach at Goshen High School. Coach Clegg brings an impressive combination of collegiate playing experience, coaching expertise, educational leadership, and a passion for developing student-athletes both on and off the field.
A native of Georgia and an accomplished former high school and collegiate softball standout, Coach Clegg will serve as a Health and Physical Education teacher and Head Varsity Softball Coach. During the 2025-26 school year, Coach Clegg served in the same capacity at Perry High School in Georgia. Prior to her tenue at Perry High, she served as a Graduate Assistant Softball Coach at Valdosta State University, where she assisted with player development, recruiting, practice planning, team organization, and program management.
Coach Clegg earned a Master of Higher Education Leadership degree from Valdosta State University in 2024, a Bachelor of Recreation and Sport Management degree from Coastal Carolina University in 2021, and an Associate of Arts degree from Chipola College in 2019. She also holds a Georgia Professional Educator Certificate in Health and Physical Education (P–12).
As a player, Clegg distinguished herself at every level of competition. During her career at Valdosta State University, she led the team in multiple offensive categories, including slugging percentage, runs scored, hits, RBIs, and home runs while earning D2CCA Second Team honors. At Chipola College, she was part of a National Championship team, earned Most Outstanding Defensive Player honors at the NJCAA National Championship, and was recognized as a First-Team All-Conference performer. Coach Clegg’s high school career was equally decorated, including multiple All-State selections and Region Player of the Year honors.
Coach Clegg's coaching philosophy emphasizes discipline, accountability, teamwork, character development, and creating a positive culture where student-athletes can thrive. Her experience as both an educator and coach align with Pike County Schools' commitment to excellence and the development of well-rounded students.
