Erin Jackson, a former standout Butler softball student-athlete, has been named an assistant coach for the Butler program prior to the 2016 season.
"Erin brings her knowledge, success and experience as a Bulldog student-athlete back to campus,” said Butler coach Scott. Hall. “Erin was a vital member on one of the most successful teams in Butler history. She will be a great asset to the current squad and valuable part in recruiting future players to Butler."
Jackson will work mainly with outfield and slappers, while assisting in all aspects of the Butler program.
Jackson re-joins the Bulldogs after graduating from Butler in 2011. Jackson started in 186 games throughout her four-year career at Butler, while also leading her team in batting average as a senior. Jackson was part of the 2010 team, which set a school record with 36 wins. Her play in the 2011 Horizon League Tournament earned her Horizon League All-Tournament Team honors, while she was also voted Second Team All-Horizon League.
Before joining the Butler staff, Jackson worked at Auburn University as a graduate assistant for the athletics apartment. She then worked as a compliance graduate assistant, advising and mentoring softball student-athletes at Auburn.
