Gail Wallach is in her first year building Anderson University women's lacrosse. Anderson is NCAA DII and Competes in the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) and will begin competition in 2022-23.

Gail Wallach, who spent the last six seasons at the helm of the Alabama Huntsville program, will take the reins of the brand new program that is set to begin competition in the spring of 2023. The initial year will be spent recruiting student-athletes as well as preparing a schedule and gathering equipment needed to run the program.

She started the Alabama Huntsville women's lacrosse program and built the Chargers into a presence in the Gulf South Conference and throughout the region. Under her guidance, the Chargers were 74-22 (.771) over the past six seasons and posted a stellar 7-3 record in the GSC Tournament, while making an appearance in the tournament championship tilt in all five seasons (there was no GSC Tournament in 2020 due to Covid). UAH claimed the league's regular season title in 2017 and won back-to-back GSC Tournament Championships in 2019 and 2021.

In her time with the Chargers, Wallach coached one Alabama Sports Writers Association Small College Athlete of the Year, three Gulf South Players of the Year, a trio of GSC Freshmen of the Year, a GSC Defensive Player of the Year, one GSC Top Ten Award winner and 22 All-GSC performers as well as leading the nation in team scoring in 2016, 2017 and 2018.

Wallach also served as the head coach at Emmanuel College in Franklin Spring, Georgia, and she will lead a program in the Rocket City that starts play in the spring of 2016. In her two years at Emmanuel, Wallach coached one All-American and four all-conference honorees.

She has also made stops in her career as head women's basketball coach at Rutgers University-Camden, Drew University and Washington College. Wallach mentored 17 all-conference selections during her basketball coaching career.

Before taking over the head coaching duties at Washington, Wallach also served as an assistant coach for the women's basketball and lacrosse programs.

Wallach was a three-sport star at Kean University prior to her coaching career where she remains in the program's top five in ground balls. She was also talented on the hardwood, earning All-American status as a basketball player, and she owns the single-season program record for scoring average with 24.7 points per game. She totaled 1,679 points during her basketball career. Along with basketball and