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Kylie is a graduate from West Albany high school. Four year varsity starter catcher. She finished her travel ball career with the Oregon Titans and is a 2 time Oregon USA champion.
Currently she is in her second year of playing college softball. Kylie has a strong passion for helping athletes grow their skills and confidence on the field. With experience at the collegiate level, she specializes in catching, infield work, hitting and fundamentals.
Focusing on both technique and game awareness, her goal is to create a positive and hardworking environment where players can sharpen their mechanics, build consistency, and develop the mindset needed to succeed. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your game to the next level, she is excited to share her knowledge and love for the sport through personalized lessons.
Ashton is a 3x League player of the year and 2x Oregon state player of the year at Scio High school.
She played travel ball for the NW Bullets. Attended Oregon State University and played 3 collegiate years. Ashton has been coaching for the last 4 years with the Oregon Titans, finishing last year 1st in USA state, 1st in Summer Nationals at the 16u and 18u level.
With many years of lessons and coaching under her belt! Ashton specializes in slapping, hitting & outfield.
Alivia Holden has a deep-rooted history in the Mid-Willamette Valley, where her softball journey began and continues to thrive. She played for the NW Bullets for six years, competing at the highest level of national club softball, which led to four years on the Lebanon High School varsity softball team. Throughout her high school career, she earned numerous honors, including Pitcher of the Year All-Conference, two First-Team All-State selections, and two First-Team All-League selections as a pitcher. In 2022, her team placed third at the 5A state tournament, and in 2023, she helped lead Lebanon to the 5A State Championship game, where she was named Player of the Game.
After graduating high school, Holden continued her career at the Division II collegiate level, playing for two years. Following an injury, she made the decision to return to the Mid-Willamette Valley to attend a local university and pursue a coaching career within the community that shaped her. She spent three years coaching at the 16U level with the NW Bullets, further developing her passion for player development and mentorship.
Currently, Holden serves as the varsity head coach for the Crescent Valley High School Raiders, where she is focused on rebuilding the program and elevating the level of softball in the valley. She is committed to bringing high-level softball instruction to athletes of all ages and offers lessons in hitting, fielding (both overall and position-specific), and pitching, her specialty. Holden firmly believes that it is never too late to improve and reach the next level.
With a lifelong passion for pitching and a proven competitive track record, Miranda Scovil brings elite-level experience and a player-first mindset to softball instruction. A pitcher since third grade, Miranda has competed at a high level with respected programs including the Vandals, Oregon Titans, South Valley Storm, Lady Rebels, and Hub City, developing a deep understanding of the game through years of top-tier competition.
At the high school level, Miranda established herself as a dominant force in the circle. As a sophomore, she earned First Team All-League Pitcher honors and was named Third Team All-State, followed by Second Team All-League selections during both her junior and senior seasons. Her senior year was a standout campaign, recording 256 strikeouts and helping lead her team to the state semifinals.
She currently pitches for Corban University, where she made an immediate impact as a freshman with 74 strikeouts, continuing to refine her craft against collegiate competition.
As a pitching coach, Miranda Scovil combines technical knowledge, game experience, and a genuine love for teaching. Her coaching style emphasizes sound mechanics, mental toughness, and individualized development—helping pitchers build confidence, consistency, and the ability to compete at the highest level.
Coach Mac brings more than a decade of elite coaching experience across the collegiate and youth levels, with a reputation for developing high-performing athletes and building winning programs from the ground up.
Most recently, Coach Mac has worked with Baseball Northwest, where he evaluates and develops top talent across the Pacific Northwest. Utilizing cutting-edge technology such as Rapsodo, he provides athletes with detailed, data-driven feedback on pitching, hitting, and overall athletic performance—helping players clearly understand where they are and exactly how to improve.
Prior to Baseball Northwest, Coach Mac served as the Head Baseball Coach at Eastern Oregon University, where he took on the challenge of rebuilding the program after a 14-year hiatus. In this role, he oversaw every aspect of the program, including recruiting, player development, and the operation of numerous camps and clinics for youth players, high school prospects, and junior college athletes.
Earlier in his career, Coach Mac spent nearly a decade at Western Oregon University as the Associate Head Coach, specializing in pitching development. Under his leadership, the program produced 12 MLB Draft picks, four All-Americans, and multiple conference and regional award winners, including an impressive run of six consecutive GNAC Pitcher of the Year honors.
Coach Mac works with athletes ages 12 through the college level, specializing in pitching, hitting, and comprehensive skill development. Known for his energy, attention to detail, and individualized approach, he is passionate about helping players maximize their potential, build confidence, and prepare for the next level of competition.
Austin Hogue is a collegiate baseball coach and recruiter with coaching experience at the NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, junior college and summer collegiate levels.
Hogue currently serves as the Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Western Oregon University, an NCAA Division II program. In his role with the Wolves, he is involved in recruiting, player development and the day-to-day operation of the baseball program.
Prior to joining Western Oregon, Hogue gained NCAA Division I experience at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES), where he served as an Assistant Coach during the 2025 season. At UMES, Hogue worked within a Division I program competing in the Northeast Conference and gained experience developing and working with collegiate players from a variety of backgrounds.
Hogue previously served as the Head Baseball Coach at Grays Harbor College, where he was responsible for leading the program, recruiting, player development and overall team operations.
During his time at Grays Harbor, Hogue also emphasized building a program that was active within the surrounding community. In 2024, the Chokers donated more than 250 turkeys to organizations throughout Grays Harbor County as part of the program's Thanksgiving community outreach efforts.
Hogue's coaching background also includes summer collegiate baseball with the Bend Elks of the West Coast League, where he served as an assistant coach. The Elks' roster included players from collegiate programs across the country, giving Hogue additional experience working with high-level college players in a competitive summer environment.
Before moving into the college coaching ranks, Hogue was heavily involved in youth and travel baseball in Oregon. His coaching background has allowed him to work with players ranging from youth athletes through NCAA Division I players.
Across each level, Hogue has developed experience in recruiting, hitting instruction, player development, talent evaluation and program building. His approach to instruction emphasizes repeatable mechanics, baseball IQ and helping players understand the adjustments necessary to continue progressing to higher levels of competition.
