Grind Time Sports

Coach Kiley

Kiley graduated from Golden West Community College in 2015 with an AA in Kinesiology.  She then received an athletic scholarship to play softball at Benedictine University where she earned a Bachelors of Science in Nutrition.  While at Benedictine, Kiley received two All Conference Cal-Pac Players of the week and two semi-pro offers to play softball in Germany and the Netherlands.  She went on to study Physical Education at Arizona State University where she earned a Masters in PE.  After College, Kiley has pursued further education and received her certification in Mental Toughness Training through ISSA.

Kiley has been around the game for 26 years and has spent the last 8 years coaching teams and providing private lessons as her full time job.  She spent 6 years as the head coach at Mesa High  where she was hired to rebuild the program.  She spent two years at Mesa Community COllege as the prching coach on staff.  She also has spent many years in the travel ball/club ball/comp ball world, where she coached a 16U and 18U trael ball team for the organization she owned, and helped lead her 18U team to 8th in the Country in the Triple Crown World Series in 2021.  While running her own organization, she helped fill 9 different teams who successfully competed in Arizona, under Grind Time Sports, LLC.  Currently, Kiley is an assistant coach for a 14U Rogue FC Team and is loving every minute of it.  Although no longer running teams under Grind Time Sports, LLC, Grind TIme Sports and Grind TIme Softball still live strong nationwide through her lessons and social media.  Her pirvate coaching has taken off under Grind Time Softball and she is able to keep doing what she loves while spreading her message. 

Kiley hopes to spread the love and passion she has for softball, as well as continue to teach, not only the fundamental of the game, but also, life lessons through softball.  She aims to being the rest out of each of her athletes and cannot wait to see the continuous growth of all the athletes and coaches in the community, worldwide.  It's #GrindTime