Coach Chad Case Coach Chad Case Head Softball Coach Office: 662.862.8159 Email:  cgcase@iccms.edu Chad Case is beginning his third season as the head coach of the ICC softball program after leading the Lady Indians to a share of the north division title in his first campaign and to back to back appearances in the state tournament. The 2009 squad, which set the school record for wins in a season (30), qualified for the state and regional tournament. It's the first time since 2004 ICC's softball program has advanced to both of those tourneys in the same year. Previously, he served as an assistant coach on Rick Collier's Indians baseball staff from 2002-2006. The Clinton High School graduate was a "Dandy Dozen" selection twice by the Clarion Ledger, while playing for the Arrows. Case played one year for head coach Pat McMahon at Mississippi State before transferring to ICC, where he was an all-state outfielder on the 1999 state championship team. He also started his sophomore season in which the Indians finished ranked number one in the nation in the final NJCAA poll. Case continued his .300 plus batting average at the University of West Alabama. He earned the A.A. degree from Itawamba Community College, the B.S. degree in physical education from the University of West Alabama in 2002, and the M.S. degree in physical education from Mississippi State University in 2005.