ANGOLA, Ind. – Adrian College softball head coach Kaylee Fox was inducted into the Trine University Athletic Hall of Fame over the weekend. A 2018 graduate of Trine University, Fox is entering her fourth season leading the Bulldogs' NCAA Division III softball program.
As a standout player at Trine University, Fox built an impressive legacy. She was a two-time NFCA All-American, a four-time NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team selection, and a four-time First Team All-MIAA honoree.
Fox played a key role in elevating Trine into a nationally recognized powerhouse, helping the Thunder reach their first back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Division III Super Regionals. During her collegiate career from 2015 to 2018, Trine qualified for the NCAA tournament every season and captured regional titles in both 2016 and 2017. The 2017 squad advanced to the final site of the national championship for just the second time in program history. Fox and her teammates also secured two MIAA regular-season championships (2015 and 2016) and won the MIAA Tournament title in 2015. The Thunder compiled an overall record of 135-42 during her tenure.
Individually, Fox graduated as one of the most accomplished hitters in Trine's history. She still holds the program's career records for home runs, RBIs, and intentional walks, and owns the single-season record for intentional walks. In nearly every other offensive category including slugging percentage, total bases, on-base percentage, hits, and walks, she ranks among the top three in both single-season and career statistics. She also holds single-game records for doubles, walks, and intentional walks.
Following her collegiate career, Fox played two summers of professional softball in the ASBA League based in Mobile, Alabama.
As head coach at Adrian College, Fox has compiled a career record of 84-40, boasting a .667 winning percentage. Impressively, she has guided the Bulldogs to 28-win seasons in each of her first three years at the helm.
Congratulations to Coach Kaylee Fox on her well-deserved induction into the Trine University Athletic Hall of Fame!
