Muhlenberg has named Corey Goff head baseball coach He succeeds Bob Macaluso, who resigned after eight seasons at the Mules’ helm.

In his last stint as head coach, Goff led Wyoming Seminary to its first playoff berth in more than a decade in 2000. He was assistant baseball coach at Westminster Schools in Atlanta in 1999, working with pitchers and catchers. Goff also was pitching coach at his alma mater, Susquehanna University, in 1996.

A three-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Susquehanna, Goff was the starter and winner of the 1995 Middle Atlantic Conference championship game as the Crusaders won the first MAC title in their history. Susquehanna made two NCAA Tournament appearances during Goff’s playing career.

In taking the baseball position, Goff will step down as assistant coach with the Muhlenberg football team, which he helped win four straight Centennial Conference co-championships from 2001 to 2004. He has been an assistant athletic director for the last three years, serving as interim athletic director since March 2006. Goff also serves as summer camp coordinator and supervises the College's strength and conditioning programs.