Coach Julie Huebner Carrington's Dojo

Coach Julie Huebner enters the Dojo to share her thoughts on handling and overcoming adversity. Julie Huebner was named head softball coach at Tusculum on July 27, 2012 after serving as assistant coach for the previous two seasons.

Her 2021 team won the South Atlantic Conference Tournament Championship and earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament. This was Huebner's second conference tournament championship and NCAA Tournament appearance. Her first came in 2013, when she also garnered South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year honors. Huebner ranks second all-time in career wins at Tusculum, behind the legendary J.C. "Red" Edmonds, who had 460 victories in his 14 seasons.

Huebner earned her bachelor’s degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2006, graduating with honors after majoring in Hospitality Management with a minor in Psychology. She was an outfielder and two-year captain on the softball team during her time at IUP, while earning All-PSAC West Second Team honors in 2005.

The Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate began her coaching career as an assistant at North Penn High School in Lansdale, Pa., serving one year on the Knights’ coaching staff prior to her appointment at East Stroudsburg. Her coaching experience also includes three years at the NFCA Pennsbury Recruiting Camp, as well as four years as a lead instructor at the IUP summer camps. Huebner also served as the tournament site manager for the NSA World Series Qualifier held at IUP.

Along with working softball camps at her alma mater, Huebner has also served as an instructor at the University of Tennessee, Kutztown University and East Stroudsburg.

Huebner earned her Masters of Arts degree in human resource management from Tusculum in December 2016.