15 Facts About Shanon Hays

Shanon Hays was born on February 12,1968 and is an American softball coach for the Grand Canyon Antelopes.

Shanon Hays has held several positions as a men's basketball coach and an athletic director.

Shanon Hays transferred to Texas Tech where he played under his father Larry Hays.

Shanon Hays led the baseball program to two state tournament appearances and played in the state championship game in his second season.

Shanon Hays left Abilene Christian in 1999 to join James Dickey's Texas Tech coaching staff for two seasons.

Shanon Hays was not retained when Texas Tech hired Bob Knight in 2001.

Shanon Hays returned to the Division I ranks as an assistant coach at Houston, hired by Tom Penders.

Shanon Hays spent two seasons with the program in what would be his last position in men's basketball.

Shanon Hays was named the head coach on October 24,2006.

Shanon Hays guided the Red Raiders for five seasons and remains the school's winningest coach.

Shanon Hays took over as the head coach at Colorado Christian University on December 1,2016, and spent three years leading the program.

Shanon Hays was named the head coach at Oklahoma Christian University in 2018 and guided the Eagles for three seasons.

Shanon Hays was named the head coach at Grand Canyon on June 11,2021.

Shanon Hays led the Lopes to tournament appearances again in 2023 and 2024.

At age 34, Shanon Hays became the athletic director at Abilene Christian University on June 1,2002.