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Texas State Extends Baseball Coach Steven Trout’s Contract Through 2030

The new agreement locks in Trout's leadership as the program looks to build on recent successes

A New Chapter for Texas State Baseball

Texas State University announced this week that head baseball coach Steven Trout has agreed to a contract extension that will keep him at the helm through the 2030 season. The move comes as the program enjoys a resurgence under his guidance, with the team posting 209 victories since his arrival in 2019.

Trout’s tenure has been marked by a conference championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament, milestones that have elevated the Bobcats’ profile on the national stage. His ability to blend experienced leadership with fresh talent has been cited as a key factor in the program’s steady climb.

Before stepping into the head‑coach role, Trout spent several years as an assistant at Texas State and later at West Virginia, giving him an intimate understanding of the university’s culture and recruiting landscape. That background, athletic director Ty Harrington said, positions him to continue shaping a competitive and sustainable program.

The University Star has filed a request for a copy of the officially signed extension, underscoring the campus community’s interest in the details of the agreement.

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