Mary Beth Gunn resigned as Southeast Missouri's women's tennis coach to accept the head coaching position at Pacific Thursday.
 
Gunn spent the last nine seasons at the helm of SEMO's women's tennis program. She compiled an overall record of 96-76 and led the Redhawks to three Ohio Valley Conference regular-season titles, two OVC Tournament crowns and a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. 
 
"Mary Beth has done a tremendous job developing all facets of our tennis program into a championship caliber program," said SEMO Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Brady Barke. "We thank her for all the time and energy she has dedicated to the program and wish her the best in her new position."
 
Four players earned First-Team All-OVC honors, and five others garnered Second-Team All-OVC accolades during Gunn's tenure. Gunn coached Romana Tarajova (2021) and Daniela Hlacikova (2023), the only two Redhawks to win the prestigious OVC Player of the Year award in program history. She leaves as the winningest coach in SEMO women's tennis since the program started in 1991-92.
 
A national search for the Redhawks next women's tennis coach will begin immediately.