St. Luke’s Episcopal School has named Travis Williamson its new head varsity baseball coach, bringing 16 years of coaching experience and a strong background in baseball at the middle school, high school and collegiate levels to the Wildcats athletic program.
Throughout his coaching career, Williamson has held positions at Causey Middle School, Theodore High School, the University of Mobile, St. Paul’s Episcopal School and Alma Bryant High School. His experience across these programs has given him the opportunity to coach athletes at multiple levels of competition. His coaching experience includes working with athletes in a variety of competitive environments. In addition to his 16 years of baseball coaching experience, Williamson brings 13 years of football coaching experience.
Williamson’s connection to athletics extends beyond the coaching field. A 2005 graduate of Mary G. Montgomery High School, he was a three-sport athlete before continuing his baseball career at LBW Community College and the University of Mobile. His experience as both a high school and collegiate athlete, followed by a career in coaching, has given him a background in the game from multiple perspectives.
With experience spanning middle school, high school and collegiate baseball, Williamson joins St. Luke’s with an extensive coaching background and familiarity with the different stages of athletic development. His appointment marks a new chapter for the Wildcats baseball program as the school welcomes him into its athletic community.
Outside of coaching, Williamson and his wife of 16 years, Kylie, have two children, Leo, 9, and Mattie Kate, 5.
St. Luke’s is excited to welcome Coach Williamson to the Wildcats athletic program and looks forward to the experience, leadership and knowledge he will bring to the baseball program. His addition marks an exciting step forward for St. Luke’s baseball, and the school looks forward to the seasons ahead under his leadership.
