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Morgan Wyatt

  • Title
    Associate Head Softball Coach (Recruiting Coordinator)
  • Email
    wyattm@winthrop.edu
  • Phone
    1405
Morgan Wyatt was hired by Head Softball Coach Kendall Fuller as an assistant coach on October 1st, 2023. She was promoted to Associate Head Coach following the 2026 season. 

Wyatt, accompanied Fuller to the Winthrop softball program and has been instrumental in the success of the first three seasons under Fuller. The program has been to the Big South Conference title game all three seasons and coming off the first Big South regular season championship since 2009 and earning the number-one overall seed for the 2026 Big South Tournament.

Wyatt came to Rock Hill after serving as an assistant coach and interim Head Coach at Lees-McRae College for two seasons. While at LMC, Wyatt was instrumental in helping lead the team to a program record in wins and their highest regular season finish ever in Conference Carolinas. Serving as the hitting coach, she led the team to program records in numerous offensive categories including homeruns with 69 during the 2022-2023 season. 
Prior to her time at LMC,  she served in a multitude of roles including the Head Varsity Softball Coach for the Davie County High School team and as an Assistant Athletic Director at both North Davie and South Davie Middle School, among others.
 
In addition to her roles within the Athletic Departments in Mocksville, Wyatt also serves as a Health & Physical Education teacher at the South Davie Middle School, while also serving as the school's Athletic Trainer from 2015-18. Wyatt found success on the field as a Head Softball Coach by being named the Central Piedmont Conference Coach of the Year for the 2021 season.
 
Prior to her experience in Mocksville, North Carolina, Wyatt earned her Bachelor of Science in Education from Western Carolina University, while also playing two years of collegiate softball at the NCAA Division I level under then assistant coach, Kendall Fuller. 



In addition to her success on the field, Wyatt was also a four-time member of the Western Carolina Dean's List.