Please contact Mindy directly for private lessons. 008 Training Memberships DO NOT apply to Mindy.
Coach Mindy has been immersed in competitive softball since the age of 8, excelling as both a pitcher and third baseman. Her talent and dedication led to numerous ASA National Tournament appearances, and at just 14 years old, she joined the prestigious 18U Sorcerers. Over her 10-year travel ball career, Mindy trained under renowned pitching coach Rich Balswick, a mentor to many successful Bay Area pitchers.
Mindy began her collegiate career at Midland College in Midland, Texas, where her outstanding performance earned her NJCAA All-Conference honors and helped lead her team to the NJCAA Division I World Series. With multiple scholarship offers on the table, she ultimately chose the University of Mobile on a full athletic scholarship. Despite suffering a severe shoulder injury during her sophomore year that ultimately ended her collegiate career, Mindy continued to demonstrate the resilience and determination that defined her playing career, earning NAIA Academic All-American honors.
Following her collegiate career, Mindy entered the corporate world, but her passion for softball and developing athletes never left her. In 2024, she made the decision to leave her corporate career and pursue coaching full time, with the goal of building a career as a professional pitching coach. Since making that transition, Mindy has dedicated herself to helping young athletes develop their skills, confidence, and love for the game.
As a pitching coach, Mindy emphasizes the fundamentals that create successful pitchers: spin, mechanics, stamina, and mental approach. She believes that every athlete is unique and takes a personalized approach to training, tailoring each athlete’s development plan to their individual needs. Mindy’s training emphasizes establishing strong mechanics and building stamina before progressing to increased velocity and movement.
Mindy has also served as a 12U head coach for the past three years with organizations including Athletics Mercado and Universal Bay Area. In 2026, she was selected to represent Region 10 Pacific at USA Softball’s All American Games in Oklahoma City, where she coached her team to a third-place finish among some of the top young athletes in the country.
Today, Mindy continues to pursue her passion for developing the next generation of softball players. She currently serves as the pitching coach for the 18U Gold Universal Bay Area Tatro and works with athletes ages 8–20. Her mission is to help pitchers become not only better athletes, but also more confident, disciplined, and resilient young women both on and off the field.