Fresno State Athletics Introduces Charlotte Morgan As Its New Softball Coach

FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ/KFSN) — Fresno State Athletics has introduced Charlotte Morgan as the sixth head softball coach in program history.

🎥 Opening statement from Head Coach Charlotte Morgan pic.twitter.com/evjeptKriM

— Fresno State Softball (@FresnoStateSB) June 18, 2025

Morgan was hired this past Saturday after former head coach Stacy May Johnson departed for the University of Iowa.

Charlotte Morgan says she grew up wanting to play at Fresno State. Says she is going to work on breaking attendance records. Added that the foundation has been set here. @ABC30 pic.twitter.com/ufYEHU8VvD

— Alec Nolan (@AlecABC30) June 18, 2025

Morgan comes by way of CSU Northridge, where she’s been the head coach since 2021.

In her five years with the Matadors, Morgan has a total of 109 wins with just one winning season back in 2023.

🎥 Head Coach Charlotte Morgan on her recruiting methods pic.twitter.com/iadCUswUR2

— Fresno State Softball (@FresnoStateSB) June 18, 2025

Morgan was a three-time All-American pitcher at Alabama. There, the Moreno Valley native was a two-time SEC Player of the Year.

She was also the first SEC Player of the Year in Alabama Softball history.

🎥 Head Coach Charlotte Morgan on what sets Fresno State apart from other programs pic.twitter.com/LZjrrEGhUF

— Fresno State Softball (@FresnoStateSB) June 18, 2025

Fresno State Softball is coming off a 37-win season and a loss in the Mountain West Tournament final.

Listen to the report by KMJ’s Liz Kern.