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"He wants you to play to the best of your ability, he wants you to succeed but most of all he wants you to have fun. "

"I unfortunately experienced playing under elaine jones. she is very manipulative and will get in your head; mentally abusive. I was constantly told i wasnt good enough. she would constantly remind me of all my mistakes and telling me im not worth anything. that is NOT a coach. When i finally realized that what she was doing was affecting my self-esteem/worth on and off the field i decided to transfer. I was in therapy for months to undo what she did to me, i wouldn't wish my worst enemy to play under her. "

"Kati seems more concerned with protecting her position than standing up for what is right. She knows the culture Corey Rose has created is unhealthy and has privately acknowledged that to players after difficult interactions, even saying things like, “No one thinks like he said we do.” But in his presence, when it actually matters, she does not speak up in support of the players. That silence enables the very environment she knows is harmful – especially disappointing given her own experience as a former player and as a woman coaching young women."

"Players have no voice – question anything and there’s backlash, often labeled as “not a good fit for the culture.” There’s a clear sense of superiority that creates a constant “him vs. the team” dynamic instead of anything unified. He regularly berates and belittles players, disparages their character, and makes claims like calling someone “not a good teammate,” even when teammates strongly disagree. He has also crossed physical boundaries – grabbing, pulling, and pushing players. That combination creates confusion, division, and a toxic environment. He leans heavily on negativity and mind games – using reverse psychology and pitting players against each other rather than building a cohesive team. Over the course of the season, players become demoralized, disrespected, and emotionally drained. There’s little to no accountability from leadership – blame almost always falls on the players. The toll is real, and it has not gone unnoticed by families, friends and other player supporters (such as the local ministry groups that work with players). From a development standpoint, the support just isn’t there. Players receive little to no help with recruitment in their sophomore year, and there is no meaningful mental or emotional support in any capacity. Even basic guidance – like NCAA transfer rules – is not communicated, leaving players to navigate major decisions on their own. Players and parents should be aware: this environment strips the joy out of the game (and players) and replaces it with pressure, negativity, and instability. Proceed with caution – there is little indication that concerns are handled with honesty or accountability. The consistently low number of returning players each season should be a clear red flag. "

"Completely gaslit another coach last year. Evident she would have made a better Head Coach. Proof is in the statistics. This coach deserved so much more and Coach Beirne takes every opportunity to trash her. Even last year I was manipulated into thinking the other coach was in the wrong and then telling a half truthful story to us in the fall when it was irrelevant to the year was strange we didn’t even fix our core problem of drama and partying. Coach Beirne doesn’t know what she’s doing and it’s beyond frustrating. It’s frustrating when your coach isn’t open to new ideas or opinions and doesn’t change anything. One thing is for certain Coach Beirne has a big ego, knows everything and loves to talk about herself. I just wanted to play softball but it’s more like playing a drama filled mind game. "