Linlee Asbill enters her second season as the Assistant Wrestling Coach for the Murray State College Aggies, working with both the men’s and women’s wrestling programs while playing a vital role in recruiting, athlete development, academic success, and program operations.
Asbill helped guide the Aggies through a very successful inaugural season with the women’s team earning a Top-5 finish at the NJCAA National Championships. Under the Murray State coaching staff, the program produced seven NJCAA All-Americans, three national finalists, and 16 men’s and women’s national qualifiers. The women’s team also completed an undefeated regular season in dual competition and earned national recognition for its sportsmanship and culture.
Known for her relentless work ethic and passion for athlete development, Asbill has been instrumental in expanding Murray State’s recruiting footprint throughout Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, and beyond. Her efforts have helped attract talented student-athletes who align with the Aggies’ commitment to excellence on the mat, in the classroom, and within the community.
Beyond the collegiate level, Asbill is actively involved in the growth of wrestling across the region. She serves as Founder and Director of Red River Women’s Wrestling Club, a year-round freestyle development program dedicated to preparing female athletes for success at the state, national, and collegiate levels. She has also served as a National Team Coach for both Arkansas and Oklahoma, helping guide some of the region’s top wrestlers in freestyle and Greco-Roman competition.
A native of Jay, Oklahoma and then Rogers, Arkansas, Asbill graduated from Rogers High School before continuing her wrestling and academic career at Carl Albert State College, where she earned an Associate Degree in Business Administration. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Management at Arkansas State University.
Asbill’s coaching philosophy centers on discipline, accountability, and servant leadership, with a commitment to helping student-athletes maximize their potential both as competitors and as individuals. Her dedication to building championship-level culture has helped establish Murray State as one of the premier junior college wrestling programs in the nation.
