"Seems great so far and very positive! Great support for the team."

"Really excited to go there after the transfer portal. She seems really caring more so than my past coaches and was very interested in my life outside of softball and family. She has a good knowledge of the game and her players really like her and say she is honest."

"terrible , dishonest , untrustworthy"

"Matt Hill has got to be one of the most unqualified college tennis coaches out there. He has no idea how to run a D1 college tennis program. In my experience, he is without a doubt the worst communicator, the most unorganized, and downright liar of a coach I've been involved with. Avoid him and his programs at all cost!"

"We loved our experience with Coach. He was always willing to help with anything we needed. He helped tremendously with academics. He preached organization and work ethic. He was very direct, which some people may not have liked. He had incredible energy and passion out on the field. He is the old school coach that kids today need."

"Awesome dude! Always down to throw BP. Old school mentality and hard nose. Sheff brings the best out of everyone. He tells is straight and works hard. loved being around him."

"Sheff worked hard to turn around a struggling Hendrix program and led us to 32 wins (program record) in 2019. He held everyone to a very high standard which some guys may not have responded to particularly well, but it was definitely for the greater good of the team both on and off the field. He pushed us hard to be better ballplayers but also better human beings, and he would give any of his players the shirt off his back. I don't think I have ever learned so much about baseball as well as life skills as I did in the time I played for Sheff. He always found ways to relate lessons in baseball to life off the field whether it was dealing with adversity or how hard work and dedication set people apart. He kept us fed during games. In three years with him, not once did he fail to feed us. Sheff went above and beyond for the guys on the team and spent his own money for training equipment. To succeed for Sheff, a guy had to work hard and earn everything he got, plain and simple and incredibly fair."

"Played under Shef at Hendrix and he was the best coach I ever had. Turned our team around from being 12-27 to 32-11 (something like that). Knows how to get the most out of his players. Pushed us to be the best versions of ourselves on and off the field. Coaches hard, but that is what you need out of a college coach. If you want to be cradled go play for someone else, or just don’t play college baseball because I don’t know what you expect from a college coach. HE CARES! Unbelievable grateful for the opportunity I had to finish my college career under him. Thankful for him everyday. "

" If you were so good as a coach and human being why aren’t you still at Hendrix? "

"I worked with Sean at Hendrix. Everything at Hendrix is monitored incredibly close by the AD and assistant AD. Baseball had 3hr practices which is pretty standard. I often helped pick up food between games- if it was Subway, there were 5-7 platters of sandwiches or 10 loaves of break for PB&J. The students at Hendrix come from affluent backgrounds. Everything at Hendrix is done with CC, so that is simply not possible. Sean taught me several different fundraising ideas which were tremendous. To access those fundraising funds, the AD and assistant AD have to sign off and the receipts need to be turned in. Sean is an old school coach which does not mesh with the affluent kids we get at Hendrix. 15 kids came to the AD and said they were forced to sign it. It ended up being 35 kids for Sean and 10 against. Our AD was in tears when she told the rest of the coaches about what happened. That should tell you what she thinks of Sean. He has an incredible work ethic, made everyone in the office smile, has a fiery personality. I am so thankful to have met and worked with Sean."

"Sheff met me in the cages at 6am after getting back from a road trip at midnight to throw to me in the cage, the week after his Mom died. He is an amazing hitting coach and an amazing person. There was always more than enough food in between games. We either had PB & J's or Subways platters. Sheff outworked everyone and spent his own money on things to help the program. We never had a driveline arm development program before Sheff- He paid out of pocket thousands of dollars for driveline balls and wrist weights. He bought two machines for the program. Sheff is incredibly straight forward- he is up front and honest with everyone. The kids I played with at Hendrix were and extension of travel ball. Sheff ran a tight ship and the kids at Hendrix and not used to not getting their way. Sheff is an amazing coach and person."

"Sheff gave us a talk about all of the options Hendrix offered to help with mental health and then talked to us about how is Dad worked overtime while Sheff's Mom and Brother had cancer- Then said "the world will not always care about your mental health, use the resources the school offers while you have them." There was always enough food- Sheff made specific trips to get food for kids who had specific food allergies. Sheff continuously spent his own money on recruiting trips. Hendrix has had back to back good seasons because of the culture sheff created and the kids he recruited. All of the top players still there keep in constant contact with him. Sheff is the one who instilled a Bible study into the program. He never "Intimidated a player." He is not afraid to chew some butt when necessary. Funny part about all of this is the kids who thought Sheff was so bad all ended up quitting with the new coach. The only thing Sheff did wrong was coach Private school kids like tough Juco kids. He pushes you hard so you can see how much you can do. Sheff- Thank you for all that you did for me!"

"When I got there he made a big deal out of it and tried to change my technique. The problem was he does not have tennis experience since he did not even play at a d3 level."

"I think people just don’t understand what happened at Hendrix College. The fact that you’re own players. The players that you recruited made a letter to have you removed speaks volumes of yourself as a coach. Everyone but 4 players signed on a roster of 45. Does not know much as a hitting coach. Overworked players, intimidated players and is quoted in saying mental health is bullshit. Quoted in saying If you want development, develop yourself. Wouldn’t buy enough food for players in-between games. Would not spend money on the budget so he could use the money for personal use. Kept players on the field for 8 hours plus. Would not meet with assistant coaches. Ran a program into the ground. Best thing to happen was a new coach at Hendrix. Back to back great seasons now. Do your research before giving this man responsibility with your kids and program. "