Aly Munoz is a dedicated softball athlete and pitching/batting coach with significant competitive knowledge and a strong personal background in player development. She brings six years of continuous pitching experience, along with a deep understanding of the mechanics, mindset, and consistency required to compete at a high level. Aly will continue her academic and collegiate athletic career at Texas Wesleyan University, where she will major in Business.

A graduate of Lake Country Christian School, Aly completed her high school career as the program’s record holder for career strikeouts, career home runs, and single-season home runs. Her dedication to the game, strong work ethic, and desire to continually improve have been key factors in her success both on and off the field.

Aly is passionate about helping young athletes develop their skills, confidence, and understanding of the game. She believes that softball provides opportunities that extend far beyond the field, and is committed to helping players gain the knowledge, fundamentals, and mindset needed to reach the next level. Her goal is to inspire athletes to build a lasting love for the sport while creating opportunities for future success.

Anthony Acosta has been involved in baseball for most of his life, playing the game from ages 3 to 20. Over the past decade, he has coached athletes from the 8U through 18U levels, focusing on developing strong fundamentals and helping players improve their overall performance.

He’s passionate about teaching the game and enjoys breaking down skills in a way that helps young athletes learn and grow. He is committed to giving back to the next generation of ballplayers by helping them develop both on and off the field.

Currently a junior at EMHS, Asher is a two-year varsity starter who has earned recognition as a college-recruited athlete across multiple positions.

Asher’s love for the game began at just three years old and has continued to grow through years of competitive play. He has been involved in select and club baseball since the 9U level, giving him extensive experience and a deep understanding of the game at every stage of development.

Driven by his passion, Asher is committed to helping young athletes improve their skills and confidence. He focuses on teaching the same proven techniques and fundamentals that have contributed to his own success, creating a positive and encouraging environment for players to grow and reach their full potential.n goes here

As a former professional football player turned personal trainer, Brock has dedicated his life to empowering the next generation of athletes. With a deep understanding of the physical and mental demands of sports, he strives to go above and beyond in helping young individuals develop their skills and confidence. Brock’s training philosophy embraces all types of sports and fitness disciplines, ensuring that each session is tailored to meet the unique needs of his clients, regardless of age or experience.

Brock believes that with the right guidance and support every young athlete can unlock their potential and achieve their goals. His consistent mission is to instill not only athletic skills but also valuable life lessons that come from hard work, resilience, and teamwork.

I had the opportunity to play baseball for many years and compete at all different levels of the game. In 2017, I made the transition into coaching because I wanted to give back to the sport that has given me so much and helped shape the person I am today.

One of my biggest passions has always been working with youth. I want to help keep the next generation excited about baseball, keep them wanting to play, and most importantly, make sure they continue to have fun along the way. Baseball is a game, and I believe the love for the game should never get lost as players grow and develop.

My passion for coaching comes from the coaches who made an impact on me throughout my own playing career. They taught me more than just how to play baseball—they helped shape me as a person. Those experiences showed me how much of an impact a coach can have on a young athlete’s life.

I believe coaching is about building a genuine relationship with each athlete. Every player is different, and I believe they need someone who is willing to understand them, challenge them, encourage them, and believe in them.

I also believe some of the best development happens when an athlete genuinely wants to be there. One-on-one coaching creates an environment where players can feel comfortable, ask questions, make mistakes, and learn without feeling pressured. When there is trust and a mutual commitment between the athlete and coach, real growth can happen.

At the end of the day, I’m not just trying to help create better baseball players. I want to help create confident, disciplined, respectful, and hardworking young men who can carry what they learn on the baseball field into every part of their lives.

If I can give back to the game I love while making a positive impact on the next generation, then I feel like I’m doing exactly what I’m supposed to do.

With an unwavering passion for softball, Kayla Russell has spent nearly her entire life immersed in the sport. Starting her journey at just 4 years old, she grew up on the diamond, gradually honing her skills, deepening her understanding of the game, and developing a true love for the sport. By the time she reached 18, Russell had gained knowledge, not only as a player but as a true student of the game.

Today, Kayla Russell is a full-time student at Tarrant County College, where she is diligently working toward her degree in science. With a clear vision for her future, she plans to transfer to Tarleton State University in the Fall of 2026 to pursue her passion for Physical Therapy. Inspired by her own experiences with physical therapy during a challenging injury, Russell is determined to help athletes—young and old—recover and return to the sports they love. Just as her physical therapists guided her through her healing journey, she aspires to provide the same care and support to others, ensuring they can continue pursuing their athletic dreams without limitations.

Now being off the dirt, Kayla is eager to begin her journey mentoring these future star ball players by coaching and giving private lessons. She pushes to provide these girls with growth, on and off the field. Russell's coaching philosophy goes beyond just teaching the game; she strives to instill qualities like teamwork, leadership, and perseverance. She believes that the values learned on the field—such as discipline, communication, and resilience—are just as important as the physical skills.

Michael Jones is a retired teacher and coach with 29 years of experience in education and athletics. He comes from a strong baseball background—his grandfather, father, brother, son, and three nephews all played collegiate baseball.

For the past eight years, Michael has worked as a private instructor, training players at all levels. He is also a certified strength and conditioning trainer and is confident in his ability to help athletes develop their skills and performance.

Michael played collegiate baseball at San Jacinto College in Houston, was named All–Greater Houston as a high school player, and graduated from Texas A&M University in 1995.

He has been married to his wife, JoAnne, for 28 years. They have two children, Macey and Joshua. JoAnne and Macey both work in education, and Joshua will be a junior at Oklahoma Christian this fall.