By. Alexis Hill, Intern
On July 27, Tullahoma City Schools sent out a press release telling the public about their newest hire.
More information in the press release below:
Tullahoma City Schools is excited to share that Logan Lee has been hired as the new baseball coach and a math teacher at Tullahoma High
School. Lee was a four-year letter winner as a pitcher at the United States Military Academy at West Point. He graduated from West Point with a Bachelor of
Science in Geospatial Information Science. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Engineering Management and Geography. As a player, Lee led Army in strikeouts and innings pitched as a junior. Lee also tossed a no- hitter against Bucknell in his senior season, placing him in a West Point pitching tradition that includes legendary University of Tennessee football coach General Robert Neyland, who
threw Army’s first no-hitter in 1914. Lee served more than 14 years as an officer in
the United States Army. He most recently served as a Squadron Executive Officer with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, helping oversee operations, logistics, and training for a 700-soldier organization supporting the National Training Center.
Additionally, Lee also served as an Assistant Professor at West Point from 2021 to 2024, where he taught more than 120 cadets annually. He also served as an Officer Representative for the Army baseball team and mentored players in their academic, athletic, and leadership development. Lee and his wife, Caitlin, are both West Point graduates and Army veterans. They recently moved to Tullahoma with their three sons and are excited to establish roots in the community.
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