Dylan Reichenberg

Reichenberg is entering his third year as the Head Softball Coach.

Reichenberg, an Elk Grove, California native and Franklin High School graduate, continued his education and athletic career at Lassen Community College in Susanville California where he was a two year starter in the outfield. After his time at Lassen College, Reichenberg transferred to Truett McConnell University where he spent three years playing for the Bears. 

Reichenberg graduated from TMU in 2014 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with a Concentration in Sports Management. Upon graduation, Reichenberg worked at Cambridge High School in Milton, Georgia in the special education department. At Cambridge HS, Reichenberg coached softball and baseball. Reichenberg helped Cambridge to two Elite 8 state finals appearances in softball and two years of state playoff appearances in baseball. In 2016, Reichenberg assisted in coaching the softball team to win the region title and the Georgia 6A State Championship with a record of 34-1, along with being named the Georgia Dugout Club Assistant Coach of the Year. 

In the fall of 2017, Reichenberg returned to TMU as the assistant softball coach. During his time as the assistant coach, Reichenberg assisted in coaching the Bears to be named the 2018 Appalachian Athletic Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, the first 30-win and 40-win season in program history and the programs first ever NAIA National Tournament appearance. The Lady Bears carried the success into the 2019 season, where they were crowned the back-to-back AAC Regular Season Champions, recorded the best single season record the program has ever seen (42-11) and punched their ticket to nationals. Reichenberg has assisted in coaching the Lady Bears to three total NAIA national tournament appearances, multiple NAIA Top 25, reaching the programs highest rankings at No. 9 and helped coach multiple AAC All-Conference and NAIA All-American players under the direction of Head Coach Jenni Shepard.

In 2022, Reichenberg was promoted to lead the softball program as the second head coach in its history. To this date, Reichenberg has led the program to consecutive conference tournament appearances, multiple AAC All-Conference players, NFCA All-Region players and AAC All-Academic players.

Reichenberg currently resides in Clermont, Georgia with his wife Whitley and two daughters, Nora and Cassie.





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