Indiana University Athletics
Softball
Cassie Hendrix
- Title:
- Assistant Coach/Director of Operations
- Email:
- hendrix@iu.edu
- Phone:
- (812) 855-5462
Hendrix is entering her sixth season on Indiana Softball’s staff in 2027.
She serves both as an assistant coach and the program’s director of operations. From coaching to off the field duties, she handles a wide variety of tasks for the program. Hendrix oversees the team's planning, communication, scouting and management, while also serving as a liaison to other departments, among other responsibilities.
In the 2026 season, she helped Indiana chart its third 40-plus win season in the last four years with a 43-16 record and 17-7 mark in the Big Ten. She helped lead the Hoosiers to a third Big Ten Tournament Semifinal showing in the past four seasons, as well.
The Hoosiers made their fourth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 2026, reaching the NCAA Knoxville Regional.
Her and her staff members were named the ATEC/NFCA 2026 Regional Coaching Staff of the Year for the Great Lakes region.
Prior to the 2026 season, Hendrix took part in the 55th class of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy, presented by WeCOACH.
Hendrix and the entire coaching staff's outstanding work earned the group the 2023 ATEC/NFCA Midwest Region Staff of the Year Award.
She joined the Indiana Softball staff in September 2021.
From 2016-2021, Hendrix worked as Texas A&M Softball's Director of Operations and Video Coordinator.
The Indianapolis, Indiana, native lettered in softball at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, from 2008-10. The infielder was a two-time team captain for the Lady Flames and earned Big South all-conference second team honors in 2010.
She also was a member of the Big South all-tournament team and was named Virginia Sports Information Directors Second-Team All-State in 2010. In addition, she was named to the 2009-10 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
Hendrix left Liberty following her junior year, and after six-month stint with Mercy Ministries, she embarked on an 11-month mission trip to 11 different countries with Adventures in Missions in 2012. Upon her return, Hendrix continued her education at Houghton College in Houghton, New York, and in 2013 served as an assistant coach on the Highlanders' softball staff.
She serves both as an assistant coach and the program’s director of operations. From coaching to off the field duties, she handles a wide variety of tasks for the program. Hendrix oversees the team's planning, communication, scouting and management, while also serving as a liaison to other departments, among other responsibilities.
In the 2026 season, she helped Indiana chart its third 40-plus win season in the last four years with a 43-16 record and 17-7 mark in the Big Ten. She helped lead the Hoosiers to a third Big Ten Tournament Semifinal showing in the past four seasons, as well.
The Hoosiers made their fourth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 2026, reaching the NCAA Knoxville Regional.
Her and her staff members were named the ATEC/NFCA 2026 Regional Coaching Staff of the Year for the Great Lakes region.
Prior to the 2026 season, Hendrix took part in the 55th class of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy, presented by WeCOACH.
Hendrix and the entire coaching staff's outstanding work earned the group the 2023 ATEC/NFCA Midwest Region Staff of the Year Award.
She joined the Indiana Softball staff in September 2021.
From 2016-2021, Hendrix worked as Texas A&M Softball's Director of Operations and Video Coordinator.
The Indianapolis, Indiana, native lettered in softball at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, from 2008-10. The infielder was a two-time team captain for the Lady Flames and earned Big South all-conference second team honors in 2010.
She also was a member of the Big South all-tournament team and was named Virginia Sports Information Directors Second-Team All-State in 2010. In addition, she was named to the 2009-10 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
Hendrix left Liberty following her junior year, and after six-month stint with Mercy Ministries, she embarked on an 11-month mission trip to 11 different countries with Adventures in Missions in 2012. Upon her return, Hendrix continued her education at Houghton College in Houghton, New York, and in 2013 served as an assistant coach on the Highlanders' softball staff.



