Before I ever focused on outcomes, offers, or titles, I asked myself a simple question:

Who do I want to be beyond what I’m pursuing?

The answer shapes how I coach and who I work with.

I believe in discipline over shortcuts and building athletes who can think, adjust, and perform independently when the game demands it.

My background spans from junior college, Division I softball in the SEC, and the professionals, which shapes how I develop athletes to compete today.

My Experience Through the Game

My career has taken me through every level of the game — junior college, Division I, and professional softball — with each step reinforcing the same truth:

What separates athletes isn’t effort alone, but how they process the game, respond to pressure, and sustain performance over time.

I’ve earned full athletic scholarships at every college, competed at the highest levels of Division I softball, and played professionally both domestically and internationally.

Those experiences shape who I am beyond the field.

  • Professional softball player (2023–2025)

  • 2025 Most Valuable Player — Women’s Superior Softball League of Puerto Rico

  • Southland Conference Player of the Year & Hitter of the Year (2022)

  • NFCA All-Region selection

  • Preseason National Top 100 (Softball America & D1Softball)

  • SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

  • Multiple All-Conference and All-Academic honors

Career Highlights

I’ve competed in championship environments, experienced performance expectations at every level, and learned what it takes to translate preparation into results.

  • Professional Experience

    • Professional Softball Player (2023–2025)

    • 2025 MVP — Women’s Superior Softball League of Puerto Rico (Caribeñas de Salinas)

    • Played professionally with Caribeñas de Salinas, Orlando Monarchs, and Chattanooga Steam

    During the 2025 season in Puerto Rico, I led the league in multiple offensive categories, including batting average, doubles, and triples, and finished second all-time in hits while breaking league records throughout the season.

    Division I Career
    University of Florida (SEC)

    • .280 batting average

    • .520 slugging percentage

    • 6 home runs, 28 RBIs

    • Perfect fielding percentage

    Texas A&M–Corpus Christi

    • 2022 Southland Conference Player of the Year

    • 2022 Southland Conference Hitter of the Year

    • NFCA All-Region selection

    • All-Conference First Team

    • Broke multiple single-season program records, including batting average, on-base percentage, slugging percentage, runs scored, total bases, and stolen bases

    Junior College
    Vernon College (2019–2020)

    • Team MVP

    • First Team All-Conference

    • .561 batting average, 1.175 slugging percentage

    • Led program to first 30-win season in a decade

    Academic Achievements

    • SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

    • Associate’s Degree

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Business

    • Master’s Degree in Marketing

    Why This Matters
    I’ve experienced development at every level — from earning opportunities to sustaining performance under pressure.
    Those lessons directly shape how I guide athletes today.

 Why I Coach

Even with success, I saw a gap in how athletes are developed.

Too many train hard without understanding why they’re training, how to adjust in games, or how to take ownership of their development once the structure changes.

I coach to close that gap.

Coaching is not about control — it’s about giving athletes the tools to take ownership of their development.


That’s the standard I hold myself to and the athletes I work with.

My goal is to help athletes:

  • Process the game faster

  • Make in-game adjustments with confidence

  • Stay disciplined under pressure

  • Develop habits that support long-term growth

I don’t coach athletes to depend on instruction — I coach them to trust themselves.