Mitch Hallum Takes the Helm of LCU Tennis Programs as New Coach
Mitch Hallum has been appointed as the new Director of Tennis and Head Coach for Lubbock Christian University's tennis programs. He succeeds Hutton Jones, marking just the third head coach in the history of LCU's NCAA-era tennis. Hallum comes from Highland Park High School and has a diverse coaching background, including positions at Oral Roberts and UT Rio Grande Valley. He is set to continue the momentum of both programs, which recently experienced significant success.
By the Numbers- Chaparrals had a 23-6 record with a No. 6 national ranking last season.
- Lady Chaparrals finished at 15-7, achieving their second NCAA postseason appearance.
- Hallum inherits two competitive teams, both coming off historic seasons.
- Current focus includes maintaining team performance while fostering player development.
As Hallum takes the helm, he aims to build on the successful legacies of both programs, with a focus on sustainable growth and enhanced community engagement.
Bottom LineHallum's hiring signals a promising future for LCU tennis, with expectations of building a strong competitive culture and continuing the programs' upward trajectory.
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