Oklahoma State's women's tennis program has appointed Chris Wootton as the new assistant coach. Head coach Katarina Adamovic praised his experience and successful coaching philosophy, having previously collaborated with him at Houston and Missouri. Wootton arrives after a productive year at Houston, where he led the team to a 17-6 record, significantly improving from the prior season’s disappointing stats. His extensive coaching background includes multiple program records and significant player development achievements across various institutions.

By the Numbers
  • Wootton guided Houston to a 17-6 overall record, up from a 4-16 record the previous year.
  • Under Wootton's leadership at UT-Tyler, the team achieved an 18-10 record and a 7-3 record in the Lone Star Conference.
State of Play
  • Wootton integrates into a Cowgirl program aiming for growth and competitiveness in the Big 12.
  • His previous coaching successes have established him as a trusted figure in elite player development.
What's Next

Wootton is expected to leverage his development expertise to enhance player performances and elevate the team's status within the Big 12 Conference. His immediate goals likely include maintaining competitive success and building a robust recruiting pipeline.

Bottom Line

Chris Wootton's addition to the Cowgirl tennis program signals a strategic move to foster a successful and competitive environment, emphasizing player development and program stability under the guidance of experienced coaching.