Texas Tech University Athletics
Stephens Promoted to Softball Volunteer Assistant
October 24, 2018 | Softball
The Missouri State standout served as a graduate manager last season.
LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech head softball coach Adrian Gregory has elevated Mary Stephens to volunteer assistant coach, the program announced Wednesday.
Stephens joined the Red Raider softball program in August of 2017 and served as a graduate manager for the last year. She replaces Tech alum Brooke Scott, who was hired as an assistant coach at Quinnipiac last month.
"We are very excited to promote Mary to our volunteer assistant," Gregory said. "She has gone above and beyond in her previous role and has a real passion for the game. It will be awesome to have her in a teaching role and have another set of hands in the grind."
A native of Sachse, Texas, Stephens started 207 games in her career at Missouri State, where she graduated in 2017 with a degree in Park, Sport and Rec Administration in 2017. She is currently pursuing her master's in Sport Management at Tech.
She received numerous accolades during her playing career, including a NFCA National Player of the Week award which was the first in Missouri State history. The first baseman was also tabbed All-Missouri Valley Conference Second Team her freshman season and MVC All-Tournament Team her sophomore year.
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Stephens joined the Red Raider softball program in August of 2017 and served as a graduate manager for the last year. She replaces Tech alum Brooke Scott, who was hired as an assistant coach at Quinnipiac last month.
"We are very excited to promote Mary to our volunteer assistant," Gregory said. "She has gone above and beyond in her previous role and has a real passion for the game. It will be awesome to have her in a teaching role and have another set of hands in the grind."
A native of Sachse, Texas, Stephens started 207 games in her career at Missouri State, where she graduated in 2017 with a degree in Park, Sport and Rec Administration in 2017. She is currently pursuing her master's in Sport Management at Tech.
She received numerous accolades during her playing career, including a NFCA National Player of the Week award which was the first in Missouri State history. The first baseman was also tabbed All-Missouri Valley Conference Second Team her freshman season and MVC All-Tournament Team her sophomore year.
Stay current with all things Texas Tech softball by following the Red Raiders on Twitter and Instagram (@TexasTechSB) and online at www.TexasTech.com.
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