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"He is everything opposite of what a good coach should be. All I can say is be careful choosing this coach. He coaches with threats!! Not a mentor or someone you can talk to. He is not respectful to players . He will not help you with your career. Not a great leader and does not develop his team beyond the field!! Does not care about academics who’s is wild being a juco. I wouldn’t recommend this coach or school until they get rid of him. "

"Coach Hill is a coach you want your athlete to play for as she will help them gain confidence in their game, knowledge and ability to overcome tough obstacles as an athlete and person. She is very knowledgeable about the game and develops players IQ and confidence on the field. Her passion for coaching and the game of softball translates into her ability to motivate her team to strive for and achieve greatness. She has continued success every year she has been a head coach which shows her resilience and dedication to the team and it's culture. Every year, QU's record got better and their ability to compete with top teams was a new standard. She is really good at raising the bar and expecting a lot out of her players. This in turn, makes them successful both on and off the field. Looking back I am truly grateful to have had her as a coach as she motivated me to be better in all aspects of my life. She helped me realize I am my only limit and that I can push myself to do things I originally did not think I could do. She always believed in me, even when I did not believe in myself. She helped build my character by being tough and realistic, even when I did not want to hear it. I am truly grateful to have been coached by her and am a better person, athlete, and player because of her. "

"Coach Hill was definitely a tough Coach, but coached in that manner because she cares and believes in the best for her players. Played under Coach Hill for 4 years and took a lot of adjustment to get used to the intense college practices and coaching, but it 100% made me a better player and better/tougher person. Yes, she will make you run and yes, she will have a hard conversation with you if it is warranted, but that is what makes her a great coach. In the moment, I didn’t enjoy some of the conditioning and hard practices and boot camps, but looking back it was those moments with Coach Hill where I really gained my confidence and grit. She really does care about her players, and strives to win. It’s a tough job especially with a big roster of women who may not get to play, and there may be some criticism from them, but in all she really does care about the program and it feels like a family. I was so grateful for the experience I had and am grateful for all the bonding Coach Hill set up for the team outside of the games and practices. She’s a tough coach who knows how to test her players for greatness. She puts in a lot of hours to her job and has been allowing the team to continuously do better performance wise for the past 6+ years. It’s a hard battle, and she is a great leader through the great and bad times a team may face. Thankful for having Coach Hill as my coach for my last years of my softball career, and thankful for all the lessons she taught me throughout that I continue to look back on and take with me throughout my professional career now. "

"Coach Hill is highly experienced and really pushes his players to perform. He brings his professional experience into every training and really focuses on the smallest details at times that change how his players play the game. He is demanding and holds his players to extremely high but attainable standards. He expects all of his players to be students of the game not just players of the game. His two mantras when I played for him were “mistakes are just lessons in disguise” and “ hold yourself to standards so high nobody can question how hard you work” will always stick with me thanks Coach !"

"Overall, the experience was not great. I will commend him on his ability to put together a great a tournament schedule and develop his own events, however that it is as much praise as I can give. As a coach, he is very set in his ways which is not necessarily, but he refuses to learn or adapt to newer information, making him come off as more of a tyrant than a coach, because when he tells you something and it doesn't work immediately it is because you are not "listening" and he gets angry. This creates a toxic cycle and reinforces a negative view of ones game and attitude. A lot of these problems could be avoided if he had an assistant coach or simply did not impose his own teachings onto his players, but because he must rule with an iron fist, he will not get or keep an assistant coach. As far as character goes, he came off as a hard coach initially, but I believe him to just be more of a dictator or just a very negative person, unfortunately. The team culture was not actually that bad, because the players stuck together and tried to make light of the situation. Overall, I think the program had a good chance to develop well, but I think that something needs to change as far as coaching goes."