Women's Athletics Pioneer, Coaching Legend Carol Hutchins Retires
Hutchins' contributions to women's athletics, coaching and softball are unparalleled.
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Hutchins' contributions to women's athletics, coaching and softball are unparalleled.
Carol Hutchins, the NCAA softball victory leader who led the University of Michigan to the 2005 national title, has retired after 38 seasons directing the Wolverines.
The winningest softball coach in NCAA history is calling it a career after 38 seasons with the Michigan Wolverines.
Carol Hutchins retires after a 38-year coaching career. She lead the University of Michigan to over 1,700 wins making her the winningest coach in NCAA softball.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Carol Hutchins, the NCAA softball victory leader who led Michigan to the 2005 national title, has retired after 38 seasons directing the Wolverines. The school made the announcement Wednesday, saying Bonnie Tholl was promoted to lead the program after she serving as Hutchins’ top assistant for 29 years.