Jacqui Reynolds enters her second season as an assistant coach with the Beacons in 2022.
Before joining the Beacons staff, Reynolds has quickly worked her way up the coaching ranks since 2015. She began her coaching career at Woburn High School in 2015, where she worked as an assistant coach with the Varsity Softball program. In her four seasons (2015-18), Woburn won three Middlesex League Liberty Division Championships.
After working at the A’s Baseball Center in Woburn as a staff member and instructor for several years, Reynolds got her first chance to coach baseball in 2017 as an assistant coach with the A’s 13 and Under team. Over the past four years, she has worked with several A’s teams, including serving as the 14 and Under Co-Head Coach in 2019 and the head roving scout coach for the 17 and Under team in 2020. She also spent a season coaching the Newton South High School Varsity Baseball team in 2019.
As a player, Reynolds played softball throughout high school and was a walk-on at Division II Southern New Hampshire University. After a career-ending injury, Reynolds began playing baseball in January of 2016.
Over the past five seasons, Reynolds has played with the All-Women’s New England Red Sox and spent the 2019 season with the men’s Naugatuck Hackers of the Nutmeg State Baseball League. Reynolds won the Roy Hobbs World Series Women’s Division Championship in 2018 with the New England Red Sox and was named Team MVP after the Red Sox won the Peach Orchard Classic Championship in 2019.
She graduated Southern New Hampshire in 2015 with degrees in Sports Management and Graphic Design.
Reynolds will work with the Beacons hitters and outfielders.
