Missouri Softball Coach Larissa Anderson Extended Through 2028
Missouri softball coach Larissa Anderson has earned four more years in Columbia. Mizzou Athletics announced Friday afternoon that Anderson, who has been with the Tigers since 2019, has been extended to 2028.
"We are extremely pleased to extend Larissa Anderson's contract as the leader of our softball program," Athletics Director Laird Veatch said in a press release. "Under her guidance, our team has consistently demonstrated excellence on the field and in the classroom. Larissa embodies values we hold dear at Mizzou, including passion, integrity and a relentless drive for success. We are confident that with her continued leadership, Mizzou Softball will reach even greater heights in the years to come."
In 2024, Anderson's team put up a 48-18 reecord that ended with a trip to the NCAA Super Regional. The Tigers fell short to Florida in the SEC Conference Championship game. Anderson has put together a 217-115 record in her six seasons with Missouri.
"Leading Mizzou Softball has been an honor, and the love I have for what we've accomplished here is immeasurable," Anderson said. "The dedication of our players and the unwavering support from their families have been crucial to our success, and the vibrant atmosphere we've cultivated reflects our collective hard work. I take immense pride in our players, the culture we are fostering, and the exceptional environment we've built in our stadium."
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