Brian DeWitt enters his first season as Assistant Softball Coach at Chowan University. He will work primarily with the Hawks pitchers and catchers. DeWitt comes to Murfreesboro with an extensive playing and coaching career.
DeWitt is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. During his time there, he was a member of an ASA National team. Upon graduation, he took a high school teaching position in Tomah, WI, where he was also the head softball coach for five seasons. DeWitt continued to play in the same ASA National league while in Tomah.
DeWitt then became the head softball coach at Highland Community College, located in Highland, Kansas. He turned around a struggling program there and won 45 games in his three seasons as skipper. In 2004, DeWitt became the first ever softball coach at Louisiana State University-Eunice. He led the Lady Bengals to a 21-19 record, including a national ranking, in their first season of competition.
Most recently, DeWitt was the head softball coach at Kalamazoo College, where he stayed for two seasons. “I am honored to be at Chowan University. I am looking forward to learning from Coach Balduf, while also contributing in my own way to help this program. I am truly thrilled to have this opportunity,” said DeWitt.
