Bio

Morgan Douglass enters the 2021-22 season in her first year as the Anderson University head women’s golf coach. She also begins the 2021-22 season in her first year as an Anderson assistant women’s basketball coach.

Douglass arrives at Anderson after spending two years as the graduate assistant coach at NCAA Division III's Covenant College. She contributed to the recruiting efforts of bringing in 16 newcomers for the 2020-21 season. In addition to providing assistance in recruiting for two years, Douglass oversaw the academic progress for the team.

Douglass competed as a player for Covenant for four years. She played in 82 career games and was a captain during her senior year. Douglass received USA South academic all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior. She was also named to the USA South all-sportsmanship team as a junior.

For her senior thesis at Covenant, Douglass held sports psychology lessons for Covenant's softball team. Douglass trained players to use breathing techniques, mental imagery practices and positive self-talk. She worked as a counselor for Camp Tapawingo in Speculator, N.Y. during the Summer of 2019. For the summers of 2014-17, Douglass served as a seasonal basketball camp coach for Lafayette Christian School in LaGrange, Ga.

Douglass graduated from Covenant with a bachelor of art's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with Psychology, English and Coaching concentrations in 2019. She then earned her Master of Sports Administration degree with Belhaven University in 2021.