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Women's SoftballKelly Kovach Schoenly

Women's Softball Associate Head Coach

Ohio State University

NCAA DI • Big Ten Conference | NULL

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5.0

Caring

5.0

Motivational

4.0

Knowledgeable

5.0

Honest

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Dedicated To PlayersKnows The Game

I just found this website and wanted to share my thoughts on Coach. I am now in coaching, as are many of my teammates, partly because of the example Coach Kelly provided along with her staff. We had competitive, smart, and intense females lead the way and it made me want to get into this profession. I hope this website does as much good as it does bad. All my coaches at Ohio State were top notch!

Women's SoftballKelly Kovach Schoenly

Women's Softball Associate Head Coach

Ohio State University

NCAA DI • Big Ten Conference | NULL

5.0

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5.0

Caring

5.0

Motivational

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Knowledgeable

5.0

Honest

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Cares About AcademicsDedicated To PlayersDevelops Team Beyond The FieldKnows The GamePositive Person

Was fortunate enough to play for Coach Kelly a few years ago and she changed my outlook on life. She cares for the us as people. Still in touch to this day. Entire staff was very competitive. Thoroughly enjoyed my four years there.

Women's SoftballKelly Kovach Schoenly

Women's Softball Associate Head Coach

Ohio State University

NCAA DI • Big Ten Conference | NULL

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Motivational

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DisorganizedPoor Communication

Kelly did not have the players well being on her list of priorities. There were many scenarios where she put players mental health to the side— including multiple individuals attempting suicide. It was brought to her attention to have a class/training on what to do if we are faced with a situation like this, whether it be you or a teammate. Her response was— “yeah you are probably right because I don’t know what the f— to do”. After 8-9ish years of being a head coach at Ohio State (and previous coaching positions) with numerous mental health cases, she still had not taken it upon herself to educate the team or her.