Todd Lowery was named Head Women's Volleyball Coach at The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College on March 2009.

Lowery came to UTB/TSC after a successful six-year stint as Head Women's Volleyball Coach at National American University in Rapid City, S.D. His 2002 and 2006 teams won the NAIA National Women's Volleyball championships with undefeated 41-0 records both times.

 
Lowery's won-loss record is impressive. In six years at NAU, his career record was 211 victories and 22 losses, a winning percentage of 90.5 percent. He has also coached two NAIA Players of the Year and six NAIA Region III Most Valuable Players.

His first year at UTB/TSC resulted in a 34-3 record and a Red River Athletic Conference championship. The Scorpions reached the NAIA National Championship quarterfinals and had two players gain All-America status.

During his second year as Scorpion head coach in 2010, the Scorpions posted a 38-2 record, the best won-loss percentage in the history of UTB/TSC volleyball in the NAIA era. The Scorpions won the RRAC title again, and reached the semifinals of the NAIA National Championship. Two Scorpions were named NAIA All-Americans.

Year	School	Rec.	Pct.	Place
2002	National American (S.D.)	41-0	1.000	1st
2003	National American	39-3	.929	T-5th
2004	National American	31-5	.861	T-3rd
2005	National American	33-3	.917	T-3rd
2006	National American	41-0	1.000	1st
2007	National American	26-11	.703	T-5th
2009	UTB/TSC	34-3	.919	T-5th
2010	UTB/TSC	38-2	.950	T-3rd
	Total	283-27	.913	.

Including his two years at UTB/TSC, Lowery has amassed a career record of 283 wins and 27 losses for a .913 winning percentage, the highest mark among active coaches in the NAIA.

Lowery's four other teams at National American all advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. His 2003 team went 39-3 and lost in the quarterfinals; his 2004 team went 31-5 and advanced to the semifinals; his 2005 team went 33-3 and advanced to the semifinals; and his 2007 team went 26-11 and advanced to the quarterfinals.   

After the 2007 season, NAU dropped its volleyball program, leaving Lowery without a team and his players without a school to play for. He did not coach during the 2008 season.

Lowery was named NAIA National Coach of the Year in 2006, and is a six-time recipient of the NAIA Region III Coach of the Year award from 2002-07.

In his two years as Scorpions' head coach, UTB/TSC won the RRAC titles with a perfect 16-0 record in 2009 and 14-0 mark in 2010. The Scorpions did not lose a single set in 2009, and only lost two sets in conference play in 2010.

Lowery was named RRAC Coach of the Year both years. He also received NAIA Mid-South Region Coach of the Year honors in 2009 and 2010.

Lowery has also produced strong academic teams. His 2007 National American team had a combined grade point average of 3.77, and the teams for the previous three years had combined GPAs of 3.24, 3.42 and 3.61. His first UTB/TSC team in 2009 posted a combined GPA of 3.1.

Prior to his six years at NAU, Lowery served as the graduate assistant coach for the Chadron State College (Neb.) volleyball program from August 2000 to May 2002 while working in the Nelson Physical Activity Center.

Lowery earned a Master of Education degree in Education Administration in 2002 from Chadron State. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education with a Minor in Athletic Coaching, Chemistry, and Health and Wellness from Black Hills State University (S.D.) in 2000.