Softball Coach Kim Wilson records 700th win at Rowan

CARY, NC – Rowan University softball coach Kim Wilson recorded her 700th victory at the University when the Profs defeated Randolph College, 8-3 on Saturday, Feb. 24.
 
In 22 seasons, she has compiled a Rowan coaching record of 700-237.  Her overall record stands at 764-294 in 28 campaigns.  In 2016, Wilson earned her 700th career win when Rowan swept Neumann University, 9-0 and 10-0 (March 24). 

Prior to the season, Wilson ranked 11th in the NCAA Division III by active victories (761-293), 18th winningest active coaches (.722), 14th by victories all-time (761-293) and 21st winningest coaches all-time (.722).

At the Rowan, Wilson has guided the Profs to six NJAC Championships and 15 NCAA Championship Tournament appearances. She was named the NJAC Coach of the Year in 1998, 1999, 2009 and 2015 and the conference's Co-Coach of the Year in 2011.  She was also chosen the 2009 Division III Metro Softball Combat Sports/Eastern College Athletic Conference Coach of the Year and the 1998 Atlantic Region Coach of the Year.

Wilson Year-By-Year Record at Rowan
1997 35-5 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
1998 35-9 - NJAC Champions, NCAA Tournament
1999 37-10 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Regional Champion, NCAA Championship Tournament
2000 32-13 - NJAC Tournament
2001 34-11 - NJAC Champions, NCAA Tournament
2002 33-16 - NJAC Champions, NCAA Tournament
2003 19-15
2004 28-10 - NJAC Tournament
2005 25-14 - NJAC Tournament
2006 41-7 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2007 23-17 - NJAC Tournament
2008 31-11 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2009 35-12 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2010 28-13 - NJAC Tournament
2011 31-13 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2012 39-9 - NJAC Champions, NCAA Tournament
2013 41-9 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2014 37-12 - NJAC Champions, NCAA Tournament, NCAA Super Regionals
2015 38-8 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2016 42-11 - NJAC Champions, NCAA Regional Champions, NCAA Super Regional Champions, NCAA Championship Tournament
2017 33-11 - NJAC Tournament, NCAA Tournament
2018 3-1