Lycoming College

One of the toughest pitchers in program history and one of the toughest outs at the plate, Lansberry helped the Warrior softball team develop into contenders in the program's early years in the MAC Commonwealth. During her career, the Curwensville, Pa., native led the team in ERA, complete games and strikeouts four times and innings pitched, shutouts and wins three times, making a school-record 75 appearances as a pitcher in her career. She is still second in school's career history with 336 strikeouts and 424.2 innings pitched, third with 48 complete games, fourth in wins (32) and shutouts (7) and ninth in ERA (3.07). At the plate, she hit .314 in career with a .413 on-base percentage (ninth in school history), 63 runs, 109 hits (eighth) and 52 walks (second). She threw the only seven-inning perfect game in program history, a 3-0 win over Keystone as a senior, and also tossed a no-hitter against Penn College that season. As a junior, she tied the school-record by posting a 17-game hitting streak to finish the year, a mark that stood for five years, helping her earn Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth honors. A two-time conference pitcher of the week, Lansberry led the Warriors to the program's only appearance in the MAC Commonwealth Championship in 2011, posting a 10-8 record in the circle, throwing 116 innings and striking out 92.
 
After graduating, Lansberry has moved on to become a tax specialist with Advanced Business Computing Services, Inc. She provides pitching lessons to little league and high school pitchers in her area and volunteers as a softball coach at Brockway Area High School. She married Eric Grecco, a former wrestler at Lycoming, and the couple has a daughter, Claire.