Katie Sowers, the offensive assistant coach for the San Francisco 49ers, will make history as the first woman to coach at a Super Bowl. She is also the first openly gay person to coach at a Super Bowl.
in January and shared that the school adopted a new non-discrimination policy in 2015.)
for eight years. In 2012, she became the athletic director of the City of Kansas City. Later, she coached a fifth-grade girls’ basketball team. It led to her big break.
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