Seth Kincaid enters his 10th year as the assistant sports information director and head men's golf coach at Fort Hays State University in 2025-26 after joining the Tiger family July 18, 2016.
His players have achieved All-MIAA status five times in addition to one PING All-Region honor while one has qualified for the NCAA DII Central/Midwest Super Regional as an individual. As a team the Tigers have claimed two event victories (2021 Bethel Spring Invitational, 2024 Newman Invitational) and 18 top-five finishes during his tenure. His players have been mentioned on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll 62 times over the last nine seasons. They have earned seven CSC Academic All-District honors in addition to three MIAA Scholar-Athlete Awards and two MIAA Academic Excellence Awards.
Kincaid has served on the NCAA Division II Men's Golf Coaches Connection Committee since 2019Â and has served on the NCAA DII Men's Golf Regional Advisory Committee for the Central Region.
Assisting in all aspects of the sports information office, he is the primary contact for several programs, including baseball, cross country, men's golf, men's wrestling, track and field, volleyball and women's basketball.
A member of the College Sports Communicators (CSC), Kincaid's duties include writing releases for the athletics website, PA announcing, videoboard operations, statistical operations, creating graphics and interactive content for use across social media platforms, creating and updating game programs and historical recordkeeping.
Kincaid got his start as a high school beat writer at The Jackson Sun in Jackson, Tenn., before spending two years as a graduate assistant in sports information at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Mo. (2014-16). He was responsible for five sports at Northwest, including women's soccer, cross country, track and field, women's basketball and softball. In addition, Kincaid was the secondary contact for the 2015 NCAA Division II National Champion football team and the primary contact for the Bearcat men's basketball team during their run to the 2016 NCAA Division II Sweet 16. He was also the PA announcer for women's soccer and softball.
A native of Olathe, Kan., Kincaid received his undergraduate degree in Mathematics from Union University in Jackson, Tenn. in 2012 before completing a master's in Athletic Administration at Northwest Missouri State in 2016. He resides in Hays with his wife, Amber, and their daughters, Ellison and Quinn.
