Skylar Chappell has been appointed as the new assistant softball coach at Middle Georgia State by head coach Randi Wimpy. Chappell joins the program after two successful years as a graduate assistant at Auburn-Montgomery, where the team recorded an impressive 84-26 record and reached the NCAA Tournament twice. Her coaching experience also includes a tenure at Georgia Highlands College. Coach Wimpy expresses excitement over Chappell鈥檚 energy and expertise, anticipating a positive impact on the Knights as they transition into their new Division II status.

By the Numbers
  • Auburn-Montgomery achieved a combined record of 84-26 during Chappell's tenure.
  • The Warhawks finished the '26 season ranked No. 10 in the NFCA coaches poll with a 43-13 record.
State of Play
  • The MGA softball team just wrapped up their first season as a provisional member of Division II.
  • Chappell will officially start her role on August 3rd, aiming to enhance team performance and mentorship.
What's Next

As the team prepares for the upcoming season, Chappell's focus will be on integrating her coaching philosophy to further develop players' skills and teamwork. Her leadership is expected to support MGA's aspirations within the Peach Belt Conference.

Bottom Line

Chappell's addition marks a significant step for the MGA softball program, bringing valuable experience and fresh energy that can drive the team鈥檚 success in Division II. The Knights aim to build on past achievements and reinforce their competitive edge under her guidance.