Asbury College Women's Softball

Graham Duncan (Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach: 4th Year) Coaching Mission: To help athletes improve as people, as students, and as leaders. Education / Coaching Credentials: Asbury University '16 (B.A. Political Science and Spanish) Coaching Experience: Asbury University Swimming (Head coach 2022 - Present) HEAT Swimming (Assistant coach 2019-2020) Cookeville High School Swimming (Assistant Coach 2020) TeamAU History: Asbury Swimming Head Coach (2022 - Present) Four year member of the Asbury Swimming team (2012-2016) 3x NAIA National Qualifier, NAIA Scholar Athlete Sister also attended Asbury and swam at AU (2010-2014) Personal: Married to wife Mariah (Humphrey '16) and have one son, Liam, and one dog, Koda Enjoy playing board games, running, and taking care of our new house Favorite Verse - Jeremiah 1:4-10 Hometown – Owensboro, Ky. More: Graham Duncan was named head men's and women's swimming coach at Asbury University in 2022. In the 2025–26 men’s and women’s swimming season, Coach Duncan’s fourth year at the helm, the programs competed in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) for the first time. The women’s team finished second at the conference championships, while the men placed sixth. Ethan Bonow was named Swimmer of the Meet and continued his standout NCAA run, earning First Team All-American honors in the 100 butterfly during his second consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships. Both the men’s and women’s teams were also recognized with the CSCAA Scholar All-America Award for the ninth straight year In the 2024-25 men's and women's swimming seasons, Coach Duncan's third year at the helm, freshman Ethan Bonow earned the first-ever Asbury NCAA All-American honors while the women's team took second place overall in the Liberal Arts Conference Championships. Asbury tallied 18 All-Conference student-athletes in the 2025 Liberal Arts Championships.  During Coach Duncan's second year as head coach in 2023-24, AU women's swim finished with a 5-2 record and finished second at the Liberal Arts Conference Championships. He also led the men to a fourth place finish at Liberal Arts Conference Championships. AU and Coach Graham helped produce 16 swimmers to the men's and women's All-Championship team. In Coach Duncan's first season at the helm in 2022-23 he led Asbury women's swimming to a Liberal Arts Conference Runner-Up finish. Asbury also produced ten women's swimmers to the 2023 Liberal Arts All-Championship team and eight men's swimmers, totaling 18 All-Championship Team members.  Duncan brings strong connections to Asbury swimming and a rich family history in the sport. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from AU in 2016 with a double major in Political Science and Spanish. Duncan was a member of the Asbury swimming team from 2012-2016 and was a member of Coach Alex Keyser's first recruiting class. Most recently, Duncan has served as a club coach in both Waco, Texas, and Cookeville, Tenn. "I'm very excited to begin working as Asbury's new swim coach," Duncan said. "I can't believe that God has led me back to my alma mater and I can't wait to join all the great work that has been done in Asbury athletics. I'm grateful to Mark Whitworth and the athletic staff for the opportunity and I'm looking forward to getting to know the swimmers and continuing to develop them in the pool and as leaders in the community. I can't wait to see what God has in store for the swim team this year and into the future. Go Eagles!" "We are pleased to welcome Graham as our new head coach," Mark Whitworth, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics & University Communications said. "He articulated a clear and passionate vision for our swimming program and knows first-hand the way God can use athletics to enhance a student's college experience." Duncan was a three-time NAIA national qualifier, NAIA Scholar-Athlete and men's team captain. The Owensboro, Ky., native scored individually in the 200 Freestyle and 500 Freestyle at the 2013 NAIA National Championships in Oklahoma City. Duncan's sister, Katie, was also a member of the AU program from 2010-2014. She still holds school records in the 400 Medley Relay, 200 Freestyle Relay, 100 Backstroke and 200 Backstroke. Duncan comes from a family of swimmers. His parents both swam at the college level, his mother at Arizona State and his father at Centre College. His mother continued to compete at the national level and qualified for the 1980 U.S. Olympic Trials. She was also the 1986 10K Open Water national champion. His father started his coaching career in the 1980's. After working with top level athletes as a member of the Mission Viejo Nadadores staff, he returned to Kentucky and coached for almost 40 years at all levels. He finished his career coaching the Apollo High School swim team in Owensboro, Ky., for 15 years. Duncan is married to the former Mariah Humphrey, who is also a 2016 Asbury graduate.

Ally Moore (Head Softball Coach: 4th Year)   Coaching Mission: Developing a competitive team that works hard to grow as athletes, students, and followers of Christ. My main goal is for every player to leave prepared for life after softball and Asbury.  Education / Coaching Credentials: Asbury University - Bachelors of Actuarial Mathematics (2020) Asbury University - Masters of Business Administration (2022) Coaching Experience Softball Pitching Coach (Asbury University 2021-2022) TeamAU History: Asbury University Softball Student-Athlete 2016-2021 Asbury University Softball Pitching Coach 2021-2022 Asbury University Head Coach 2022-present Personal: I love to sing, read, and journal in my free time. I enjoy spending trime with my family and my little corgi, Bowie. Favorite Bible verse, James 1:2-4 (Hometown) Lawrenceburg, KY More: The Asbury University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced in October 2022 that Ally Moore was named head coach for the softball program. 2026 Season Numbers Started season 9-1, the best start in program history Six players hitting over .300  Helped coach two to CCS All-Conference Teams and NCCAA Mideast All Region Team Helped lead team to multiple weeks in Top 10 of NCCAA Coaches Poll Abi Thompson named as NCCAA National Pitcher of the Week Abby Moffat and Moira Tinsley named CCS Player of the Week In Coach Moore's third year leading the Eagles in 2025, AU won their most games since 2010 (22), tied the school-record for home runs in a season (21), hit for the third-best team batting average in program history (.319), tallied the third-most RBIs in school history (185), and reached a six-game winning streak. Asbury went 22-14 overall, 9-7 in their first season competing in the Collegiate Conference of the South (CCS), and won 13 of their 20 road contests.    Moore and the AU softball program collected three NCCAA Mideast All-Region team members in the 2024 season, including the Mideast Player of the Year Taylor Enlow. The team won 13 games on the year and completed three sweeps on the year, including one to finish their season. In Moore's first season leading Asbury softball in 2023, three Eagles were named to the National Christian College Athletics Association (NCCAA) Mideast All-Region Team. Coach Moore's club won 14 games in her first season and pulled off three sweeps on the year.  Moore, who served as an assistant coach during the 2022 season, was a standout pitcher for the Eagles from 2017-2021. The Lawrenceburg, Ky., native graduated cum laude from Asbury in 2020 with a bachelor's degree in Actuarial Mathematics. She went on to earn an MBA at AU in May 2022.   After missing the entire 2018 season due to injury, Moore returned to action in 2019 and was named AU's Comeback Player of the Year at the annual Eagle Awards. As a senior in 2021, Moore was named first-team all-conference, leading the Eagles to their first conference tournament appearance in several years.   In 2021, Moore led Asbury on the mound with 124.1 innings pitched (only 64 runs allowed), 53 strikeouts, a team-leading eight wins, nine complete games, two shutouts, and an impressive 3.33 ERA. Moore's career pitching stats at Asbury rank among the top with 21 wins, 144 strikeouts, and 20 complete games.   "I am honored to have the opportunity to serve this team and the Asbury community," Moore said. "I am thankful for all those who inspired me in my journey in coaching, and I thank God every day for opening the door for me to continue being involved in a sport that I am extremely passionate about. I am excited to lead these young women, not only on the field, but in life and in Christ. Go Eagles!"   "We are very thankful to have Coach Moore stepping into this important role," Mark Whitworth, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics & University Communications said. "She pursued this opportunity with the same determination, tenacity, and patience that she displayed as a standout pitcher. Ally brings a deep understanding of our softball program, having achieved all-conference honors as an Asbury student-athlete and most recently serving as an assistant coach. She is familiar with the unique demands of a rigorous academic experience while competing and training as a college athlete." MOORE'S CAREER NUMBERS Year by Year at Asbury University Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Highlights 2023 14-26 .350 * Improved wins from 11 to 14 2024 13-20 .394 * Taylor Enlow NCCAA Mideast Player of Year 2025 22-14 .611 9-7 .562 * CCS Tournament Berth * Third Most Wins in Season in Program History 2026 15-21 .417 5-11 .312 * 9-1 Program Best Start Totals   Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. 64-81 .441 14-18 .438

Jenn Sarver (Associate Head Softball Coach: 4th Year) Coaching Mission: To use a shared passion for the game of softball to make a positive impact on young women’s lives. “A good coach can change a game; a great coach can change a life” – John Wooden Education / Coaching Credentials: Lindsey Wilson College – Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and History Coaching Experience: Fern Creek High School, Assistant Head Coach (2013-2016) Fern Creek High School, Independent Consultant (2009-2013) TeamAU History: Began role in 2022 as Asbury Softball Associate Head Coach Personal: My husband (Joey) and I have been married for six years, and we have one son, Liam. Hometown: Louisville, KY

Greg Hazlett (Associate Men's Tennis Coach: 3rd Year)  

Alejandro Caceres (Men's and Women's Tennis Graduate Assistant: 1st Year) Coaching Mission: To help the team achieve success as much as I can with my knowledge and experience. Education: Asbury University: Bachelor's in Business Administration (2025) TeamAU History: Asbury Men's Tennis Student-Athlete (2021-2025) Multi-Year Team Captain at Asbury Led AU to Collegiate Conference of the South (CCS) Regular Season and Tournament Championship in 2025 Personal: Love spending time with family and playing with my dog. Hometown – San Jose, Costa Rica

Rasheed Flowers (Assistant Men's and Women's Track & Field Coach: 3rd Year) Coaching/Work Mission: To use sport as a platform to honor and glorify God Education/Coaching Credentials:    Ph.D. Coaching Experience:     3 years of high school track and field TeamAU History: Coached last year Hometown/State:     Chicago, IL Personal: I love running and still current compete at rack and field competitions!

Chris Verhoven (Assistant Track and Field Coach: 1st Year) Coaching Mission: I want to inspire every athlete that I work with to obtain their personal and athletic goals. Education / Coaching Credentials: B.A. University of Kentucky M.A. Eastern Kentucky University M.A. Kentucky State University 24 years as the coach of Danville HS in Danville, KY Personal: I am a retired teacher who still enjoys subbing, officiating, and coaching. At Lafayette HS in Lexington, I was the 110m HH State Champion, 4x100m relay State Champion, 300m IH State Runner up, and competed for the University of Kentucky Hometown: Danville, Ky.

Steve Rehner (Assistant Track and Field Coach: 1st Year) Coaching Mission: Enable our Asbury Athletes to perform up to their potential. Education / Coaching Credentials: M.A. Asbury University M Div Asbury Seminary  MBA International Management Coached pole vaulters at West Jessamine High School for 12 years TeamAU History: Played soccer and ran track at AU. All 4 of our kids came to Asbury. They played soccer and volleyball. Personal: My wife Pam and I have 4 children. All of the kids graduated from AU. We now have 12 grandkids. I enjoy playing golf, pickleball, and reading. Grew up in Medellin, Colombia Graduated High School in Greenwood, IN.

Taylor Enlow (Assistant Softball Coach: 2nd Year)   Coaching Mission Coming off my playing career, my mission is to pour into our players with the same energy, discipline, and support that shaped me. I know what it feels like to be in their shoes, and I’m here to be the kind of coach I experienced as a player— someone who pushes, listens, and leads by example. I want to keep helping to build up this program with heart, hard work, and a competitive mindset, while creating a culture where players grow both as athletes and as people Education / Coaching Credentials: Asbury University (2024) - Bachelor's in Social Work Coaching Experience: Asbury Softball Assistant Coach (2025-Present) TeamAU History: Asbury Softball Student-Athlete 2021-2024  3x National Christian College Athletics Association (NCCAA) All-American Career .418 hitter at Asbury with 18 home runs, 195 hits, 55 doubles, and 11 triples Personal: I love to read, craft, and spend time with my family and friends. My favorite verse is Ephesians 5:1-2 because it instructs believers to imitate God and walk in love, just as Christ loved and sacrificed Himself for us! Hometown - Bowling Green, Ky.

Kane Price (Assistant Men's and Women's Swimming Coach: 3rd Year)  

Emily Poll (Assistant Men's and Women's Swimming Coach: 2nd Year) Coaching Mission: To encourage swimmers to be the best they can be in the water while also supporting them through the challenges life brings. Education / Coaching Credentials: Asbury University 2024- BA Business Administration, Spanish and Intercultural Studies MinorsNFHS Certified Coach College Coaching Experience: Two Years in Club Coaching TeamAU History: Asbury Women's Swimming Student-Athlete (2020-2024) Personal Began swimming competitively at eight years old. Enjoys traveling with her family and spending time with her twin sister. Favorite verse: Romans 12:9-11. Hometown: Grand Rapids, MI