Bre Shearin was named Head Softball Coach at Brevard College in the Fall of 2020 and enters her second season at the helm of BC Softball in the 2021-22 academic year.  

Since 2017, Shearin previously served as Head Softball Coach at Columbia College where she most recently helped mentor four softball student-athletes to the Appalachian Athletic Conference All-Academic team in 2020.

A native of Jupiter, Florida, Shearin began her coaching career in January of 2017 as Associate Head Coach at Columbia College.  She rapidly was elevated to Head Coach in June 2017 where she went on to improve both the overall and conference record of the Koalas each season.  Moreover, Shearin was able to bring in large classes as a recruiter totaling 50 student-athletes over three seasons. 

Prior to her coaching career, Shearin was an accomplished softball student-athlete beginning her collegiate career at South Florida State College in Avon Park, Florida.  At South Florida, she was a First-Team All-Conference performer as a third baseman, leading her squad in virtually every offensive category en route to being named the team's Most Valuable Player.  Shearin then played at Palm Beach State College where she was named the school's Female Athlete of the Year, First-Team All-Conference honors, Team MVP, and Offensive Player of the Year.  She concluded her college career at Columbia College where she was a team captain and named Second-Team All-Conference.

Active in the community, Shearin has been involved in the Miracle League which provides children and adults with severe disabilities the opportunity to play team sports.  She also has worked with the Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services where she assisted in training and placing service dogs to autistic children.

Shearin holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Behavioral Science from Columbia College and currently is pursuing a Master's of Arts degree in Athletic Coaching.

Record at Brevard: 7-13

2021: 7-13, 6-8 USAS

USA South Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Brittany Franks

USA South Academic All-Conference Team: Eight student-athletes