Hamilton College

Billy Boykin joined Hamilton College as the head women's tennis coach in January 2025. He had recently joined Division I Davidson College's men's tennis team as the associate head coach prior to the start of the 2024 fall season.
 
Boykin served as the head men's and women's tennis coach at Queens University of Charlotte from 2016 to 2022. His teams made a combined nine NCAA Division II championship appearances, won six South Atlantic Conference (SAC) tournament titles and earned four SAC regular season championships. In 2016 the men defeated Mount Olive in the NCAA Southeast Region #1.
 
Boykin was named the SAC men's coach of the year twice and the women's coach of the year in 2022. One of his women's doubles teams collected two Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) all-America selections. Boykin coached five SAC player of the year honorees and two freshman of the year picks, and 27 different players made the all-conference team at least once. The men's team was as high as seventh and the women's team reached as high as 10^th in the ITA national team rankings – the best rankings in program history.
 
From 2010 to 2015 Boykin was the head men's tennis coach at Division I University of North Carolina at Charlotte. In his last four seasons UNC-Charlotte posted a dual match record of 60-29. Boykin coached a total of 15 all-conference team selections, and in February 2014 the 49ers earned their first ITA national ranking since 2002. He guided the 2014-15 squad to 18 match wins, which was tied for the second-highest total in a season in team history and included a team-record 13 straight victories.
 
Boykin was the head men's tennis coach at University of Richmond from 2008 to 2010 when he improved the overall dual match win total in both seasons. In 2009-10 he led the Division I Spiders to a double-digit victory total for the first time since 2005.
 
Boykin received his bachelor's degree from Davidson in 2001. He was a tennis team captain, a member of the Southern Conference Honor Roll, a conference flight champion, and the recipient of the Dalton McMichael Scholarship for "excellence in academics and athletics". Boykin has a master's degree from Queens University of Charlotte.