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Michelle Frew

HEAD SOFTBALL COACH

Michelle Frew is closing out on a decade worth of coaching excellence with the Tars softball program.  Frew is in her second stint as head softball coach at Rollins.  She previously served three years as the head softball coach at Rollins from 1996-98 before leaving in 1999 to coach at Lely High School in Naples, Fla. She returned to Rollins in 2000.

Frew is closing in on two major coaching milestones, 300 head coaching victories with a single program and 400 career victories. Coming into this season, Frew has 276 wins with Rollins in nine years and 394 victories in her 13 year coaching career.  She has had 30 wins or more in six of the past seven seasons and five straight.  In 2004, Frew led the Tars to a school record 42 win season and its first ever NCAA Tournament appearence.  That year the Tars also finished with a final ranking of 18 in the national poll.

During her first three years at the helm, Frew took a squad that had won only eight games in the three seasons prior to her arrival and led them to 84 victories. In 1998, the Tars posted a 34-13 record to finish third in the Sunshine State Conference and earned Frew conference Coach of the Year honors. She has also twice been honored by the Rollins Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) as the Rollins Coach of the Year for her guidance of the softball program.

In addition to her softball duties, Frew was an assistant women's basketball coach at Rollins from 1995-98 and helped the Tars post two 20+ victory seasons.

Prior to joining the Rollins staff, Frew spent four seasons as the head softball coach at Edison Community College in Ft. Myers. She was named the Southern Conference Coach of the Year in 1995 after leading Edison to a 39-13 overall record and 16-2 conference mark. Her overall record at Edison was 118-83.

A former two-sport star at Eckerd, Frew earned All-Sunshine State Conference honors in both basketball and softball while playing for the Tritons. She earned her bachelor's degree from Eckerd in May 1991 and her master's degree in guidance counseling from Nova Southeastern.

Frew and her husband, Steve, currently reside in Orlando and are the proud parents of a four-year-old daughter, Erin Elizabeth.  Frew also recently gave birth to the second member of their family, Dylan Hunter who was born on November 18, 2005.