Mike Stevens has announced his resignation as head coach of the Campbell women's tennis program after seven seasons. He leaves behind a legacy of 60 wins, multiple all-conference awards, and significant contributions to player development. David Johnson, current men's tennis head coach, will take over as interim head coach. Stevens cites personal reasons and a commitment to raise organ donation awareness following a kidney transplant. He expresses gratitude for the opportunity and the growth of the program during his tenure.

By the Numbers
  • Stevens achieved 60 wins, including a 22-16 record in league play.
  • His teams made three consecutive CAA Championship appearances.
State of Play
  • David Johnson steps in as interim head coach, bringing over 600 combined wins from both men's and women's programs.
  • Campbell's women's tennis program looks to maintain momentum established during Stevens' tenure as they prepare for the upcoming season.
What's Next

Moving forward, the Campbell women's tennis program will seek a permanent head coach to continue its growth and competitive presence. The focus will also include integrating Johnson's leadership while maintaining player development initiatives established under Stevens.

Bottom Line

Stevens' departure marks a significant transition for Campbell women's tennis; however, his legacy and initiatives for organ donation awareness emphasize the broader impact of coaching beyond just wins and losses.