I started playing softball when I was 7 years old, a passion that carried me all the way to the Division I level. I began my college career at Utah Valley University and later transferred to Valparaiso University, competing in the Missouri Valley Conference. Along the way, I earned multiple awards and set records at both the high school and collegiate levels.

 

While I’m proud of my accomplishments on the field, what I value most is being a mom to my three kids—two boys and one girl—and a coach to the players I work with every day. Softball has shaped who I am, and I’m grateful to give back to the game by teaching, mentoring, and helping athletes grow with confidence. I truly love softball and love what I do. 
 

Have A Day Training was chosen as my brand name because it’s something I always said on the field: “Have a day!” To me, it means that no matter if the day is good or bad, you go out and make it count.

 

That mindset is the foundation of Have A Day Training. On our best days and our toughest ones, we show up, put the work in, and do what others won’t. As a coach, my goal goes far beyond developing skilled athletes—I want to build confident players who believe in themselves and love who they are. That confidence carries over, shaping them into leaders on the field and, one day, in the workplace and in life.