College of Charleston Baseball

The Holbrook File Ninth season at College of Charleston Overall Record: 462-251 (.648) Record at CofC: 262-145 (.644) Two-time National Champion (2010 & 2011...

Adam Brown was announced as an assistant coach and co-recruiting coordinator with the College of Charleston baseball program on Aug. 11, 2022. His first seas...

Allen has been a part of the College's staff since August 2019 as an Academic Advisor in the Athletic Department. She works primarily with baseball, women’s ...

Ken Morey enters his second year as the Associate Director of Communications and Creative Content at the College of Charleston. Morey is responsible for the communication and creative efforts for the Cougars' baseball, volleyball, sailing and equestrian programs. In his first year at CofC, Morey helped promote 2025 MLB draft pick Jake Brink and CSC Academic All-American Caitlyn Callahan. Prior to his arrival in Charleston, Morey had a ten month stint at Syracuse University, where he worked with the 2023 national champion men's soccer team and the Orange's softball program. While with Syracuse, Morey aided in the promotion of Jeorgio Kocevski, who was named the program's first ACC Midfielder of the Year, in addition to being drafted in the first round of the 2024 Major League Soccer SuperDraft. Morey also successfully publicized a second draft pick, three signees and a CSC Academic All-American. Morey spent two years as a graduate assistant at Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., where he worked with baseball, softball, men's and women's soccer and swimming and diving. During his tenure, he also helped with overseeing all graphic design and social media efforts within the department. Morey was the contact when the softball program won back-to-back regular season championships, including the 2022 conference title. In 2023, Morey successfully promoted the baseball program's highest ever MLB draft pick, Matt Duffy, who was selected in the fourth round by the Boston Red Sox. He also

2018 College of Charleston Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Lee Curtis begins his first season as an assistant coach in 2026. Curtis returns to The College af...

Originally from Seattle, Washington, Sara Steckman moved to Charleston in 2010 and earned her BS in Athletic Training and Exercise Science from the College of Charleston in 2018. She then earned her MS in Kinesiology with dual concentrations in Corrective Exercise & Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Sports Conditioning while working as a graduate assistant at the College of Charleston, working primarily with softball, tennis, and sailing. She spent three seasons working with the baseball team at Charleston Southern University before returning back to the College of Charleston in 2023. Sara now works with the baseball and equestrian teams at her alma mater.

Wibbenmeyer has served as the Assistant Director of Sports Performance since summer 2021. He directly trains the baseball, men's soccer, and men's & women's tennis teams. He has previously worked with the track & field and cross country programs. In his time with the Cougar baseball program, he has helped the program to two conference regular season titles. Wibbenmeyer came to Charleston from Clemson, where he served as a Graduate Assistant from Fall 2019- Spring 2021 while working toward his master's degree. During that time, he was the head strength coach for the women's rowing team, and assisted with baseball, men's soccer, women's soccer, softball, track & field, and volleyball teams. Before his graduate position, Wibbenmeyer served as an intern with the strength and conditioning staff for a year. A St Louis, Missouri native, Tyler played football at Southern Illinois University of Carbondale, where he received his undergraduate degree. Wibbenmeyer is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA and is also first aid/AED certified.

Will Dorton enters 2026 in his third year as Associate Head Coach/Co-Recruiting Coordinator after spending the first six seasons as an assistant coach with the College of Charleston baseball program. Dorton has transformed the Cougars’ pitching staff into one of the best in the nation as the program’s pitching coach over the last five seasons. Under Dorton’s tutelage, the Cougars have ranked amongst the top 30 in WHIP in four of the last five seasons as well finishing in the top 20 in ERA in three of the last five. During his time with The College, Dorton has helped eight pitchers get drafted or signed professional contracts with Major League Baseball organizations. Evan Sisk (16th round 2018, St. Louis Cardinals), Griffin McLarty (8th round 2019, Baltimore Orioles), Nathan Ocker (29th round 2019, Cleveland Indians), William Privette (13th round 2023, Texas Rangers) and Jake Brink (11th round 2025, Cincinnati Reds) have been drafted. Jordan Carr (2021, Minnesota Twins), Caswell Smith (2022, Arizona Diamondbacks) and Daniel Brooks (2025, Atlanta Braves) have all signed professional contracts. Two-way player Cole Mathis also became the program's highest draft pick, going 54th overall (2nd round) to the Chicago Cubs in the 2024 MLB Draft. Dorton helped the Cougars win the CAA regular season title in 2024 for the second time in three seasons and reached the conference tournament championship game. The pitching staff finished ninth in the country and 4.05 ERA and fifth with six sh