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COACHING STAFF
Triple Crown Sports is proud to present Head Coach Gordon Eakin and his BYU coaching staff paired up with Adrian Gregory and the Texas Tech staff as they bring you one of the most intimate on field camp experiences available in the market. Open to any and all in the 2023 - 2025 graduating classes, the camp will be limited to 60 participants. This camp is designed to improve skills through specialized instruction pairing two of the top coaching staffs in collegiate softball today. Come join us at Aurora Sports Park for this one of a kind opportunity on Monday June 29th!
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Gordon Eakin Coaching History
THE GREGORY FILE
Hometown: Livingston, Texas
Birthplace: Post, Texas
Alma Mater: Texas A&M `06
Degree: Recreation, Park & Tourism Sciences
High School: Livingston '01
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2014-Present: Texas Tech Head Coach
2011-14: Sam Houston State - Assistant Coach
2008-10: Utah - Assistant Coach
2006-07: New England Riptide (NPFL)
2006: Texas A&M - Student Assistant
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Texas A&M - 2002-05
Texas Thunder (National Pro Fastpitch League) - 2005
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT COACH GREGORY...
"Adrian is one of the great young coaches in our game. She is a natural leader. In my 28 years of head coaching, she is the best leader I have ever coached. Her enthusiasm and love of the game is contagious. She is a players' coach and is able to connect with them and be a true teacher of the game. She is a person of high character and integrity and her team will reflect her character and integrity and respect for the game. She has a tremendous passion for the game of softball. I am thrilled for Adrian Gregory to be named the head coach at Texas Tech." - Jo Evans, head coach at Texas A&M
"I remember Adrian when she was a shortstop at Texas A&M, and she was just a hard-nosed athlete that played with passion. She was a good leader, and I really respected her as an athlete. Those are the types of student-athletes you want to see go into the coaching profession. I was pleased when she started her coaching career at Texas A&M, and I know she went to Utah and had success there. I'm excited for her to get this opportunity because I think she can make an impact. She has an upbeat attitude and a feistiness about her that's going to be a nice shot in the arm for that program. I welcome her into the Big 12 and trust that she's going to help continue to keep this conference held in high regard." - Patty Gasso, head coach at Oklahoma
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Gordon Eakin Coaching History
- Record of 641-293 (.690) after 16 years as head coach
- USA National Team hitting coach in 2009-2010
- Coached Cougars to four-consecutive West Coast Conference championships, nine-straight conference championships spanning four conferences
- Guided BYU to five Mountain West Conference championships in the team's last seven years in the conference (2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011) while never finishing lower than third in the conference
- Also led BYU to the Western Athletic Conference Tournament Championship in 2012 and the Pacific Coast Softball Conference Championship in 2013
- Led BYU to the inaugural West Coast Conference Championship in 2014
- Highest winning percentage in MWC history in MWC games (.750) and overall.
- Selected as the MWC Coach of the Year (2009, 2010, 2011), PCSC Coach of the Year (2013) and WCC Coach of the Year (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017)
- Guided BYU to a No. 15 finish in both major polls in 2010 and a No.21/20 finish in 2017
- Named as the Coach of the Year in the 2008 Y Awards Ceremony
- Led BYU to first-ever NCAA Super Regional appearance in 2010 and 13-straight NCAA tournament appearances overall
- Coached 13 All-Americans
- Coached 7 MWC Players of the Year, 1 WAC Player of the Year, 1 PCSC Player of the Year, 3 MWC Freshmen of the Year, 1 PCSC Freshman of the Year, 2 WCC Freshmen of the Year, 2 MWC Pitchers of the Year, 3 WCC Players of the Year, 3 WCC Pitchers of the Year and 2 WCC Defensive Players of the Year
- Coached 29 All-Region performers, 22 All-MWC performers, 3 All-WAC performers, 6 All-PCSC perfomers and 27 All-WCC performers
- Guided BYU to top-ten national finishes in slugging percentage six times, home runs per game six times, batting average four times and scoring four times
- Coached two players who would go on to play professionally, including MWC Player of the Year Angeline Quiocho who finished first in the nation in home runs per game and RBI per game in 2010
- BYU Head Coach (2003-Present)
- BYU Assistant Coach (2000-01)
THE GREGORY FILE
Hometown: Livingston, Texas
Birthplace: Post, Texas
Alma Mater: Texas A&M `06
Degree: Recreation, Park & Tourism Sciences
High School: Livingston '01
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2014-Present: Texas Tech Head Coach
2011-14: Sam Houston State - Assistant Coach
2008-10: Utah - Assistant Coach
2006-07: New England Riptide (NPFL)
2006: Texas A&M - Student Assistant
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
Texas A&M - 2002-05
Texas Thunder (National Pro Fastpitch League) - 2005
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT COACH GREGORY...
"Adrian is one of the great young coaches in our game. She is a natural leader. In my 28 years of head coaching, she is the best leader I have ever coached. Her enthusiasm and love of the game is contagious. She is a players' coach and is able to connect with them and be a true teacher of the game. She is a person of high character and integrity and her team will reflect her character and integrity and respect for the game. She has a tremendous passion for the game of softball. I am thrilled for Adrian Gregory to be named the head coach at Texas Tech." - Jo Evans, head coach at Texas A&M
"I remember Adrian when she was a shortstop at Texas A&M, and she was just a hard-nosed athlete that played with passion. She was a good leader, and I really respected her as an athlete. Those are the types of student-athletes you want to see go into the coaching profession. I was pleased when she started her coaching career at Texas A&M, and I know she went to Utah and had success there. I'm excited for her to get this opportunity because I think she can make an impact. She has an upbeat attitude and a feistiness about her that's going to be a nice shot in the arm for that program. I welcome her into the Big 12 and trust that she's going to help continue to keep this conference held in high regard." - Patty Gasso, head coach at Oklahoma
ITINERARY
Players will not have access to the fields for warm-up until 7:30 a.m. and the camp will begin promptly at 8 a.m. Please plan for a full four hours of instruction. Come prepared with everything needed to play ball and run drills comfortably and plenty of water as you will be performing at altitude. Most of all, bring a great attitude! Identification bibs will be provided to all participants along with a souvenir t-shirt.
REFUND POLICY
Changes brought on by COVID-19 and its impact on the economy have affected Triple Crown Sports, like everyone else, and we have this update to share as it relates to our refund policy:
Any individual registration purchased before April 1, 2020 can be completely transferred to a new Triple Crown corporate individual event in 2020 or 2021. If you request a refund (20% admin fee), you will be put in a refund queue, which we are addressing as quickly as possible. Please be patient - these are unprecedented times for all of us, and we will stay in touch with our customers on this topic. If circumstances change and we have the flexibility to do so, we will accelerate the refund process.
If you register for an individual event on April 1 or later, we will only be able to transfer the entire registration to another event; there are no refunds for registrations paid for on April 1 or later.
Any individual registration purchased before April 1, 2020 can be completely transferred to a new Triple Crown corporate individual event in 2020 or 2021. If you request a refund (20% admin fee), you will be put in a refund queue, which we are addressing as quickly as possible. Please be patient - these are unprecedented times for all of us, and we will stay in touch with our customers on this topic. If circumstances change and we have the flexibility to do so, we will accelerate the refund process.
If you register for an individual event on April 1 or later, we will only be able to transfer the entire registration to another event; there are no refunds for registrations paid for on April 1 or later.
AURORA SPORTS PARK
19300 E Colfax Ave
Aurora, Colorado 80011
Aurora, Colorado 80011
I-70 to Tower Road South. Left (East) on Colfax to Dunkirk Street. Right (South) to Aurora Sports Park. FROM E-470: Exit at Colfax Avenue. Go West to Dunkirk, turn left to Aurora Sports Park.
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