Coach Kerrie Patterson-Brown enters her 8th year  at the helm of the program, and her list of accomplishments and records continues to grow. Since her hire, the Lady Rams have posted six consecutive trips to the Red River Athletic Conference Tournament.
Prior to Huston-Tillotson, Brown was an assistant coach at Texas A&M University for three seasons, helping build one of the top programs in the Big Twelve Conference, and earning her Master's degree in EAHR (Education Administration Human Resource). The Houston native played semi-pro ball for Houston Jaguars from 99-03 and she currently plays for ARR (Austin Rim Rockers).
Brown played collegiately at Texas A&M University from 1995-99. She played for the 1996 squad that advanced to the NCAA tournament. As a student-athlete, she received the GTE Academic Achievement Award. Also her Aggies won the last-ever Southwest Conference Tournament championship. As team captain from 1996-1999, Brown left her mark on the Aggie program, ranking in the top 20 in two categories.
As a Yates (Houston) High School athlete, she played on the 1995 UIL Texas All-Star team. She was a Blue-Chip athlete who was ranked one of the top women athletes in 1995 in Texas. She was the team's MVP in softball and volleyball and was named the outstanding female Athlete of the Year for Yates High School. Brown married her college sweetheart, Reggie Brown. They currently reside in Austin with their eight-year-old son Reginald Patterson Brown and two-year old son Michael Payne Brown.
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