PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Rutgers softball head coach Kristen Butler has announced the addition of Daryn Miller to the staff as an assistant coach.

Miller is a veteran coach and former professional player who has instructed at all levels including a trio of consecutive trips to the NJCAA National Tournament.
 

"We could not be more excited to add someone like Daryn to our staff," said head coach Kristen Butler. "He has an incredible amount of knowledge in both softball and baseball. He has played at the highest competitive level of men's fastpitch including multiple years playing for the men's USA team. Daryn's versatility and experience at all levels is unmatched."

Miller arrives at Rutgers after serving as an interim head coach and assistant coach with Memphis softball.

Prior to his role at Memphis, Miller spent six years with Hardin County High School in Savannah, Tennessee with multiple state tournament appearances and a third-place finish in 2022. He also worked on staff with Heartland Community College helping the squad to three national tournament appearances including taking third in 2008 and hoisting the trophy for the national title in 2009.

Before joining the coaching ranks, Miller played baseball at Memphis and Lake Land Community College where he earned first-team all-region honors. Miller also played 15 years in Men's Major Fastpitch and was named an ASA All-Americanin addition to being a three-time member of the USA National Team.

Miller graduated from Memphis with a bachelor's degree in professional studies and obtained a master's degree from UT-Martin in teaching.

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