College of St. Scholastica Women's Softball

Kallee Wilkins is entering her third year as Saints Softball Head Coach. During the 2024-25 campaign, Wilkins saw the development of two All-MIAC players and had her team competing in the classroom as well with 12 NFCA All-American Scholar-Athletes.   Wilkins comes from Sul Ross State University and she served as Assistant Softball and Assistant Volleyball Coach for the past two years. While at Sul Ross, her focus was working with Pitchers, Catchers, and the Outfield. Wilkins and the Lobos made the American Southwest Conference Tournament in 2022.   Prior to joining Sul Ross, she served as Assistant Coach at Northeast Texas Community College in Mount Pleasant, TX from 2021-2019. Wilkins played at Texas A&M Texarkana University and was a part of the Inaugural Season, where the Lady Eagles competed in the NAIA Conference Tournament both years. She also played two seasons at Texas Wesleyan University.   Wilkins has her Master’s Degree in Sports Administration from Sul Ross State University and she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Minor in Interdisciplinary Studies from TAMUT. Wilkins is the seventh head coach in program history.

Kiana Gibson enters her first season as Saints Softball Assistant Coach for the 2026 campgain. Gibson is a former NCAA Division I softball player for the Tarleton State Texans transitioning to the coaching world. During her three years with the Texans, she appeared in eighty-seven games and started fifty-seven, while most recently helping Tarleton State advance to the Western Athletic Conference Championship Game, finishing with a season record of 36-22 in the 2025 campaign.  Gibson earned a Bachelors in Kinesology degree and most recently a Masters in Sports Administration in the spring of 2025 from Tarleton State and already brings coaching experience to the dugout. She was a heavy part of the Tarleton softball camps, working with head coach Mark Cumpian to lead team drills that focused on proper throwing mechanics and defensive situational awareness. Additionally, Gibson worked as a youth softball coach in Elgin, Texas to help teach proper footwork and hitting mechanics to those learning the game for the first time.