Bill Olin

Biography

Associate Head Coach Bill Olin enters his fourth season with the Tigers and his third as Associate Head Coach, a position he earned after just one year with the program. Olin helped lead Clemson to its best season yet in 2025, as the Tigers set a program record with 14 wins and went 6-3 in ACC play to finish tied for fourth. The Tigers advanced to the ACC semifinals and earned their first NCAA Tournament berth, where they won a first-round game against No. 16 Navy to reach the Sweet 16. Clemson recorded four victories over Top-15 opponents, including wins over No. 5 Syracuse and No. 9 Duke, and climbed as high as No. 6 nationally. Under Olin, the Clemson defense established itself as one of the nation’s elite, finishing the year ranked in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense. Summer Agostino emerged as one of the premier defenders in the country, ranking seventh nationally in caused turnovers per game, while midfielder Natalie Shurtleff earned All-America honors as a standout two-way presence. Agostino joined Shurtleff on the All-America list, giving Clemson two national honorees. Goalie Emily Lamparter also earned Second-Team All-ACC and First-Team All-Region honors. In all, the Tigers produced 11 All-ACC selections over the past two years. The program’s trajectory was built on early success. In its 2023 inaugural season, Clemson finished 12-6 overall, won four ACC games, and reached No. 14 in the national rankings. Olin, serving as the lead offensive coach, helped guide