Britne' Stubbs
Head Softball Coach
Coach Britne' Stubbs begins her first year as Head Coach of the Lady Tornados.
Stubbs, who originally hails from Bennettsville, SC, comes to Brevard by way of Tiffin University in Tiffin, OH. At Tiffin, Stubbs served as the assistant softball coach while she completed her master’s degree in business administration.
During her two year stint at Tiffin University, the softball program compiled a record of 94-22. Coach Stubbs was a part of two conference AMC championships, two region IX championships and two National Tournament Appearances. Also, Coach Stubbs was a part of two conference coaching staff of the year awards. In 2006, she was a part of Region IX coaching staff of the year.
While at Tiffin University, Stubbs helped tutor five All-Americans, six All-Region performers and seven All-Conference Players.
Prior to coaching at Tiffin, Stubbs played softball at Queens University located in Charlotte, NC. Stubbs was named to the CVAC All-Conference first team three times and was her team’s Most Valuable Offensive Player three consecutive seasons spanning from 2002-2005. Stubbs remains as the Queens University stolen base recorder holder, when she stole 39 bases in her senior campaign. In 2005 she was nationally ranked 16th in the nation for stolen bases with 39 and 42nd for batting average for all of NCAA Division II.
Stubbs has also worked summer camps at both Kennesaw State and Coastal Carolina Universities over the past two summers.
Ashley Rice
Graduate Assistant Coach
Ashley Rice, a Brevard native, is in her third year as an assistant coach for the Brevard College softball program. Rice graduated from Brevard College in 2006 with a degree in Exercise Science with an emphasis in Teaching and Coaching. Rice played softball for the Tornados for four years, where she was an All-Conference player for three seasons. Rice also played for the USA Athletes International Softball team for two summers, where she traveled to Holland and Australia representing the United States. Currently Rice is in graduate school at Western Carolina where she is seeking a master’s degree in Sport Management.
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