Courtney Breault

Biography

The Courtney Breault File Coaching Experience 2024- Charlotte, Head coach 2018-24 Clemson, Assistant coach 2014-17 Furman, Assistant coach Playing Career 2012-13 Nebraska 2010-11 Arkansas Education Nebraska '13, Bachelor's in Business Management Clemson '21, Master's in Athletic Leadership Courtney Breault was named head softball coach on June 24, 2024 following a five-year stint as an assistant coach at Clemson. In her first season as a head coach, Breault led the Niners to a 30-27 overall record, which included a 17-10 record in American Conference play, which allowed Charlotte to finish third overall in the conference. The 2025 team ranked second all-time in Charlotte program history in runs scored with 315, third all-time in homers with 60, second in RBI with 276, and third all-time in slugging percentage at .467%. American Conference Player of the Year Jenna Lord as well as the 2025 American Conference Freshman of the Year Jaylah Jarrell led the Niners attack. Lord and Teagan Ritchie were also named to the NFCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region team. AT CLEMSON Breault came to Charlotte after serving as an assistant coach at Clemson for five years where she worked primarily with the Tigers' infielders and served as the program's recruiting coordinator. Breault helped guide Clemson's program, which began in 2020, to NCAA Regional appearances in each of their four full seasons in existence and back-to-back Super Regional berths in 2022 and 2023. In 2024, the Tigers ranked top-40 in