Softball
Cassie Green
- Title:
- Video Coordinator
- E-Mail:
- cgreen@athletics.tamu.edu
Cassie Green enters her third season as video coordinator and sixth overall with the program after spending the previous three seasons as the director of operations.
Green works directly with the Texas A&M coaching staff to prepare video of practice and games for scouting and game preparation.
Prior to joining the softball staff, Green served as the team administrator for Texas A&M’s men’s and women’s tennis teams, coordinating travel for both teams, assisting with the scheduling and maintenance of the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center, assisting with game-day operations, ordering equipment and managing inventory.
The Indianapolis, Indiana, native lettered in softball at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, from 2008-10. The infielder was a two-time team captain for the Lady Flames and earned Big South all-conference second team honors in 2010.
She also was a member of the Big South all-tournament team and was named Virginia Sports Information Directors Second-Team All-State in 2010. In addition, she was named to the 2009-10 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
Green left Liberty following her junior year, and after six-month stint with Mercy Ministries, she embarked on an 11-month mission trip to 11 different countries with Adventures in Missions in 2012. Upon her return, Green continued her education at Houghton College in Houghton, New York, and in 2013 served as an assistant coach on the Highlanders’ softball staff.
In 2014, the former Cassie Hendrix married Michael Green, an Aggie who she met while on her mission trip. In 2015, the couple settled in College Station, where Michael is employed as the Manager of Emerging and Interactive Media for Texas A&M’s Division of Marketing and Communications.
Cassie, who completed her bachelor’s of science degree in sport management and fitness from Houghton in 2015, spent a year and a half as a physical education instructional assistant with Bryan Independent School District before joining the Texas A&M tennis staff in January 2016.
Green works directly with the Texas A&M coaching staff to prepare video of practice and games for scouting and game preparation.
Prior to joining the softball staff, Green served as the team administrator for Texas A&M’s men’s and women’s tennis teams, coordinating travel for both teams, assisting with the scheduling and maintenance of the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center, assisting with game-day operations, ordering equipment and managing inventory.
The Indianapolis, Indiana, native lettered in softball at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, from 2008-10. The infielder was a two-time team captain for the Lady Flames and earned Big South all-conference second team honors in 2010.
She also was a member of the Big South all-tournament team and was named Virginia Sports Information Directors Second-Team All-State in 2010. In addition, she was named to the 2009-10 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
Green left Liberty following her junior year, and after six-month stint with Mercy Ministries, she embarked on an 11-month mission trip to 11 different countries with Adventures in Missions in 2012. Upon her return, Green continued her education at Houghton College in Houghton, New York, and in 2013 served as an assistant coach on the Highlanders’ softball staff.
In 2014, the former Cassie Hendrix married Michael Green, an Aggie who she met while on her mission trip. In 2015, the couple settled in College Station, where Michael is employed as the Manager of Emerging and Interactive Media for Texas A&M’s Division of Marketing and Communications.
Cassie, who completed her bachelor’s of science degree in sport management and fitness from Houghton in 2015, spent a year and a half as a physical education instructional assistant with Bryan Independent School District before joining the Texas A&M tennis staff in January 2016.
Liberty Postgame: Texas A&M
Sunday, May 18
NCAA Regional Day 3: Liberty Postgame
Sunday, May 18
Highlights: Texas A&M 5, Liberty 6
Sunday, May 18
Highlights: Texas A&M 14, Liberty 7
Sunday, May 18
