Texas Tech University Women's Soccer

The winningest coach in program history, Tom Stone enters his 18th season as the head soccer coach at Texas Tech in 2024, as Stone enters the campaign as the reigning Big 12 Coach of the Year. In his 17 seasons donning the Scarlett and Black, Stone has amassed a 197-100-45 record and is the only head coach to lead the Red Raiders to an NCAA tournament appearance. A native of Dallas, Stone has led the Red Raiders to the NCAA Tournament in eight of his 17 seasons including seven Round of 32 appearances and a pair of Round of 16 appearances. Stone guided the Red Raiders to new heights, as Tech Soccer ended the season ranked at No. 9 overall, marking the first time in program history that the Red Raiders concluded the season inside the top-10 of the United Soccer Coaches Association poll (USC). In 2023, the Red Raiders hosted the first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history, defeating FGCU and Princeton before falling to 22-time national champion UNC in the Round of 16. In addition to the program’s first ever home Round of 16 match and the first regular season Big 12 title, Stone also helped guide the Red Raiders to the first ever perfect home regular season (10-0-0) in the history of the John Walker Soccer Complex. Including the postseason, Tech went an outstanding 11-1-1 at Walker in 2023, with the lone loss coming against the nationally-ranked Tar Heels. After the successful regular season that included the Big 12 title and a trip to the semif

Former Red Raider Soccer standout Charlotte [Teeter] Masters enters her first season on the coaching staff at Texas Tech after returning to her alma mater in...

Katie Munger is beginning her 21st season at Texas Tech, beginning her career as a member of the strength and conditioning staff with the Red Raiders in 2004. Now the Associate Director of Strength & Conditioning, she is responsible for training the soccer and volleyball teams. During her tenure at Texas Tech, she has worked with almost all the sports in the department and has won four Big 12 Championships with her teams. In May of 2017, she was awarded the prestigious title of Master Strength & Conditioning Coach by the CSCCa, which is the highest honor a strength and conditioning coach can receive. Munger was inducted into the William Jewell College Hall of Fame in 2013 for her outstanding basketball career. In 2009, the student-athletes chose her as the Staff/Sport Administrator of the Year and awarded her a TechSpy. She was also honored with the athletic department’s Masked Rider Award in 2018 for excellence in service in her department. Before arriving at Texas Tech, Katie served as the assistant women's basketball coach for Lubbock Christian University where her duties included developing the strength and conditioning program for the team. She graduated from William Jewell College in Missouri in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and received her Master's of Education at Lubbock Christian University in 2004. As a collegiate athlete, Katie played basketball for William Jewell College and received numerous awards including two All-American honors, three all-conferenc

Nick Hallam enters his seventh season as an assistant coach at Texas Tech in 2024, after being hired before the start of the 2018 season Hallam has been a key member of coach Stone’s staff since arriving at Tech, as the former professional player has helped coach the Red Raiders to three NCAA appearances including the 2023 Big 12 Conference regular season title and a postseason ranking over No. 9 overall, marking the first time in program history that the Red Raiders concluded the season inside the top-10 of the United Soccer Coaches Association poll (USC). Hallam and the Red Raider coaching staff were named the USCs Midwest Region Coaching Staff of the Year for their efforts. In 2023, the Red Raiders hosted the first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history, defeating FGCU and Princeton before falling to 22-time national champion UNC in the Round of 16. In addition to hosting the program’s first ever home Round of 16 match and the first regular season Big 12 title, Hallam also helped guide the Red Raiders to the first ever perfect home regular season (10-0-0) in the history of the John Walker Soccer Complex. Including the postseason, Tech went an outstanding 11-1-1 at Walker in 2023. With the help of Hallam and the coaching staff, the Red Raiders earned four All-America selections (most in program history) and had a pair of First Team All-Americans (Anderson and White) for the first time in Tech Soccer’s history. Anderson and White were joined