Indiana State University Athletics

Tracy Archuleta joins the Sycamores in the summer of 2024 following an 18-year tenure as the head coach at the University of Southern Indiana and a 23-year overall career as a head coach at both the NCAA Division I and Division II levels.
 
Archuleta led the Screaming Eagles for 18 years, including the programs transition to NCAA Division I and to two NCAA Division II national championships since taking the helm in 2007. He also has been recognized as the Division II ABCA National Coach of the Year twice (2010, 2014); the ABCA Midwest Region Coach of the Year five times (2007, 2010, 2014, 2016, 2018) and the GLVC Coach of the Year twice (2011, 2014). He was the winningest coach in the history of the program with 571 victories over his tenure.

The Eagles progressed during their second season in the OVC and Division I action in 2024, improving by nine wins to 27-32 overall and finishing over .500 in the conference with a 14-13 mark. USI was fourth during the OVC regular season and finished third in the OVC Baseball Championship that included a win over top-seeded University of Arkansas at Little Rock. USI also grew statistically during the 2024 run raising its team batting average 10 points and lowered its team ERA by nearly two runs.
 
In Archuleta's 18 seasons, USI won two NCAA II national championships and five NCAA II Midwest Regional titles; won three GLVC West crowns and three GLVC East banners; one GLVC Tournament championship; and appeared in six NCAA II Regionals. Archuleta's Eagles also have featured 12 All-Americans, eighth Academic All-American, 34 All-Region performers, and 54 All-GLVC players. Fourteen players were drafted into the MLB ranks with USI alum Darin Mastroianni playing six years with both Toronto and Minnesota (2011-2016).
 
Archuleta came to USI after five seasons at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside that featured a pair of NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and a pair of 40-win seasons. UW-Parkside also advanced to the NCAA II North Central Regional title game in 2005 and was 148-124 (.544) during Archuleta's tenure.

After setting the foundation during his first two years, Archuleta directed the UW-Parkside Rangers into the national spotlight with a 41-18 season in 2004, finishing on top of the GLVC standings and earning the school's first-ever NCAA II Tournament bid. In his tenure at UW-Parkside, Archuleta coached the Rangers first All-American, Regional Player of the Year, GLVC Player of the Year, and he had two players sign professional contracts and 11 players earn All-Region honors. He was tabbed GLVC Coach of the Year in 2004.

Archuleta served as an assistant coach for five seasons at Wayne State College (Nebraska) and Central Missouri State University at the NCAA II level before taking the top spot at UW-Parkside.

At Wayne State, he was the infield coach, hitting coach, and recruiting coordinator on the team that captured its first NSIC championship and NCAA II regional birth in the 2001 season. Archuleta helped guide the team's batting average to 25th in the country (2000) and, in 2001, the squad was third in the country in fielding percentage (.969). In 2001, Wayne State finished 26th in the country with a record of 35-10.

During his tenure at CMSU, the Mules won the regular season conference championship with a record of 20-1 and were ranked as high as fifth in the nation. The team picked up an NCAA tournament bid and finished 16th in the country with a 43-10 mark. Archuleta was CMSU's outfield coach and recruiting coordinator. He also assisted the hitters.

The native of Iliff, Colorado, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Metropolitan State College of Denver and has a master's degree in education from Wayne State College. He has three children, Mikaela, Alex, and Sam.

Archuleta Head Coaching Record

NCAA Division II
Year	School	Overall	GLVC	Accomplishments
2002	UWP	13-32	10-19
2003	UWP	24-26	16-14
2004	UWP	41-18	29-9	NCAA II MW Regional GLVC Tournaament
2005	UWP	45-18	30-8	NCAA II MW Regional
2006	UWP	25-30	22-25
2007	USI	43-23	24-15	NCAA II Championship Semifinalist NCAA II MW Regional Champion NCAA II MW Region Coach of the Year GLVC Tournament
2008	USI	36-20	24-7	GLVC Tournament  GLVC Regular Season Champion (West)
2009	USI	39-19	13-7	NCAA II MW Regional GLVC Tournament GLVC Regular Season Champion (West)
2010	USI	52-14	25-5	NCAA II National Champion NCAA II Coach of the Year NCAA II MW Region Champion NCAA II MW Region Coach of the Year GLVC Tournament Champion GLVC Regular Season Champion (West)
2011	USI	37-19	26-8	NCAA II MW Regional GLVC Tournament GLVC Regular Season Champion (East)
2012	USI	26-24	16-20
2013	USI	30-18	17-18
2014	USI	49-13	29-5	NCAA II National Champion NCAA II Coach of the Year NCAA II MW Region Champion NCAA II MW Region Coach of the Year GLVC Tournament GLVC Regional Season Champion (East)
2015	USI	28-21	21-15	GLVC Tournament
2016	USI	38-21	20-8	NCAA II Championship Series  NCAA II MW Region Champion NCAA II MW Region Coach of the Year GLVC Tournament  GLVC Regular Season Champion (East)
2017	USI	32-21	22-6	NCAA II MW Regional GLVC Tournament GLVC Regular Season Champion (East)
2018	USI	36-23	15-9	NCAA II Championship Series NCAA II MW Region Champion NCAA II MW Region Coach of the Year GLVC Tournament
2019	USI	30-21	21-12	GLVC Tournament
2020	USI	6-8	NA	COVID Shortened Season
2021	USI	24-20	18-14	GLVC Tournament
2022	USI	21-28	10-14
UWP	5 Years	148-124 (.544)	107-75 (.588)
USI	16 Years	527-313 (.635)	292-160 (.646)
Total Div. II	21 Years	675-437 (.607)	399-235 (.629)
NCAA Division I
Year	School	Overall Record	OVC	Accomplishments
2023	USI	17-38	8-15	OVC Tournament
2024	USI	27-32	14-13	OVC Tournament (3rd)
Total Div. I	2 Year	44-70	22-28
USI TOTAL	18 Years	571-383 (.599)	314-188 (.625)
CAREER TOTAL	23 Years	719-507 (.586)	421-263 (.615)