Tre Hobbs joined the University of Maryland Eastern Shore softball program as an assistant coach in 2026 after serving as the head softball coach at Mississippi Delta Community College for three seasons.
During his tenure at Mississippi Delta, Hobbs directed all aspects of the softball program, including recruiting, budgeting, scheduling, fundraising, player development, and game strategy. He led one of the most successful turnarounds in program history, improving the team's batting average, earned run average, fielding percentage, and conference win total while producing All-Conference student-athletes and a Division I signee. His teams also excelled in the classroom, maintaining a cumulative team GPA above 3.3 and setting the program record for most wins in a single season in 2025.
Prior to becoming a head coach, Hobbs served as the outfield and hitting instructor at Coahoma Community College, where he worked extensively with player development, strength and conditioning, and recruiting. He also gained valuable coaching experience at the high school level as a pitching and outfield coach at Clarksdale High School and J.W. Stampley 9th Grade Academy, in addition to serving as a pitching and assistant baseball coach at Washington School.
Hobbs earned a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Delta State University in 2018 before completing a Master of Science in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University in 2024.
