Bracy also doubles as an assistant for the men's lacrosse team providing leadership as the team's faceoff and transition coach and helping develop the faceoff specialists and providing oversight on the team's rides and clears.

One of the greatest faceoff specialists in Norwich men's lacrosse history, Bracy makes his return to Norwich after a two-year stint with the University of Vermont's men's lacrosse team as a volunteer assistant coach and a season spent with the Ohio Machine of Major League Lacrosse.

Bracy appeared in 62 games and started 32 for the maroon and gold in his four years on campus, retiring with his name littering the all-time faceoff records for the program's history. His senior season he posted a .743 faceoff winning percentage, the highest single-season mark in program history, and his .669 career percentage is the third-highest of all-time just behind Nate Fortezzo '13 (.683) and recent alumni Joseph Santangelo '19 (.674).

Along with those two marks, Bracy ranks in the top-ten in single-season totals for faceoff wins and winning percentage multiple times and his name appears in the top-ten for career totals in ground balls and face-off wins. He was a two-time All-Conference selection and was named to the 2015 GNAC All-Tournament team, and he also received NEILA Academic All-Region honors hand was selected for the NEILA East/West All-Star Game in his senior year.

In his four years in Northfield, Bracy and the Cadets made it to at least the conference semifinals each season and took home the title in 2013, the program's first conference championship. In August of 2018, Bracy was signed to the Ohio Machine of Major League Lacrosse.

"We're very excited to welcome Andrew back to Norwich and to both of our programs," Coach Heather Faasse stated. "His knowledge in the game of both soccer and lacrosse will help propel both programs, and we'll benefit from both his coaching style and his approach to the game."

Bracy will assist Coach Faasse with both her programs on a day-to-day basis, as well as assisting in recruiting and player development.

"I am incredibly grateful to Coach Faasse and Athletic Director Tony Mariano for granting me this exciting opportunity to coach for both Women's Soccer and Lacrosse at my alma mater," Bracy says.