Coach Marshall Presley Retires from Reid State

In a heartfelt announcement, Coach Marshall Presley has decided to retire from his position as Head Baseball Coach and Admissions Recruiter at Reid State, marking the end of an era for the institution. Coach Presley made history as the first-ever baseball coach at Reid State, playing a pivotal role in the development of the program and the recruitment of its inaugural class of student-athletes.

The retirement comes as a result of health concerns that will prevent Coach Presley from being present with the team as they prepare for their upcoming season and their first official game. His decision has been met with an outpouring of support and sadness from both players and staff.

Athletic Director Brac Brady expressed his deep sentiments regarding Coach Presley's departure, stating, "My heart hurts for Coach Presley because I know how badly he wanted to lead this program. Coach Presley loves these student-athletes, and he is loved by those who know him. The program will always be indebted to Coach Presley for laying the foundation of this program. As soon as Coach Presley is able, we will get him involved in the baseball program again."

Coach Presley's leadership and passion for the game have left an indelible mark on the Reid State baseball program. His dedication to developing young athletes not only on the field but as individuals has helped shape the culture of the team. As he steps away, the community rallies around him, hoping for his recovery and looking forward to the day he can once again be a part of the program he helped build.

Reid State and its athletes will always cherish the legacy Coach Presley leaves behind, and his contributions will continue to influence the program for years to come.