Regis University Athletics

Chris Terry is in his third season at the helm of the Ranger baseball program. Terry has an all-time coaching record of 194-194 and an overall record of 40-55 in two seasons at Regis.

In 2015, RU finished 20-30 overall including the 7-5 win over No. 1 in the nation Colorado Mesa on April 11. In his first season, Terry led the Rangers to an overall record of 20-25 ending the year on a five-game win streak including the four-game sweep of Colorado Christian. RU also boasted a .339 batting average and a .496 slug percentage ranking them amongst the top teams in the nation at fourth and seventh.

In both seasons at the helm, Terry and the Rangers have collected the RMAC Brechler Award, which represents the baseball team with the highest GPA of any other school in the conference. Last season the squad combined for a 3.239 GPA and in 2014 a 3.37.

At Regis, Terry has had four players named to All-America status, one earning Academic All-America and All-District honors, 14 players honored with an ABCA, Daktronics, or NCBWA All-Region award, and seven All-RMAC designations. In addition, 19 Rangers have been selected to Academic All-RMAC teams, including four First Team honorees.

Prior to coming to Regis, Terry spent two seasons at Eastern New Mexico in Portales, N.M. In 2013, his ENMU team started the season with a 12-2 mark which included an 11-3 record against RMAC opponents.  His team went 21-27 overall and led the Lone Star Conference with a team .332 batting average.

Prior to his stint at Eastern New Mexico he was the head coach at NAIA Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Mo.  There he went 119-80 (.598) in four seasons and notched at least 30 wins in three of the seasons.  In 2011 he took CSC to the NAIA National Tournament with a 37-17 overall record and won the HAAC regular season title with a 24-4 loop record.

Following the 2011 season Terry was named the Heart of America Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.  He coached 31 All-HAAC performers in four seasons and had one player drafted in the MLB draft.

Terry was a two-year letterman at Missouri Valley College during his playing days, earning All-Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC) second team honors as a catcher his senior season. He graduated from MVC with a bachelor's degree in physical education in 1996 and earned a master's degree in kinesiology from California State University-Sacramento in 2006.

At the collegiate level, Terry had served as an associate manager of the Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox, an elite collegiate wood bat team that plays in the Horizon Air Summer Series for five years. He had 30 players sign professional contracts from Yuba-Sutter.

Terry was a successful head coach in the high school ranks in Sacramento, Calif. where he led Sheldon High School to a 100-54 record in seven seasons. He was named Delta League Coach of the Year in 2004 and had his team in the CIF Playoffs three straight seasons.

In addition, Terry has had the honor of being the only NCAA Division II head coach to be invited to work and serve as a hitting instructor at the Stanford University All-Star Camp in Palo Alto, Calif. He has served on the camp staff since 2001.

Terry and his wife Ann have two daughters, Alyssa and Ashley.