Coffee Talk | Around the Dirt Softball & Baseball Podcast

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ brings together Natalie Castro and Mia Stankiewicz to talk about the lessons that come when the path to success isn’t straight. From early influences and family support to the mental resets that change everything, they share what it means to grow through the game—not just play it. This episode is a reminder that passion doesn’t fade when the route changes; it evolves. Key Takeaways: Every athlete’s path is unique, but shared passion keeps us connected. Mental growth comes from learning to reset, refocus, and keep showing up. Family, teammates, and coaches build the foundation of confidence and love for the game. Who you are beyond the jersey matters just as much as how you perform in it. If this episode reminded you why the journey matters as much as the destination, follow Coffee Talk for more real conversations that move the game, and the people in it, forward. Join the conversation with us on social @AroundTheDirt and explore new stories, forums, and features at AroundTheDirt.com. We’re building this together. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson opens up about what 10 years of coaching has really taught him; that growth isn’t linear, perfection is a myth, and both coaches and parents evolve alongside their athletes. From the cages to the car rides, every rep, mistake, and breakthrough builds a stronger foundation. This episode challenges all of us to pause, reflect, and ask the hard question: Am I building, or am I breaking? Key Takeaways: Growth has no shortcuts; progress takes patience, practice, and perspective. Coaches evolve just like athletes do; learning never stops if you want to lead well. Parents, your kid doesn’t need perfection, they need permission to learn. Every rep, win, and setback is part of building the foundation for confidence and joy. If this episode made you stop and think, hit follow and keep the conversation going. Every Coffee Talk is designed to challenge, connect, and grow the people behind the players, because real change requires reflection.   Join our community beyond the podcast. Follow @AroundTheDirt on social, explore resources, and connect with the baseball, fastpitch, and slowpitch world at aroundthedirt.com. We’re building this together. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson brings the final chapter of the mental health series to a heartfelt close, reminding us that true coaching begins when we see the human before the athlete. He shares a personal story that changed his approach forever and offers practical ways to recognize emotional red flags, build trust, and create environments where young athletes feel safe, seen, and supported both on and off the field.   Key Takeaways:  Learn to spot early warning signs when athletes are struggling emotionally. Discover how small, consistent check-ins can make a lasting difference.  Normalize mental health conversations just like training or skill work. Build a team culture that values support, not just performance. If this episode inspired or resonated with you, subscribe to Coffee Talk so you never miss the conversations that move the game forward. Each week, BJ shares real stories and strategies that help coaches and parents grow athletes with purpose and heart!  Follow Around the Dirt on social media and visit AroundtheDirt.com to connect with others who believe in growing the game through community, not competition.  We're building this together! 🩵

☕ In this episode of Coffee Talk, BJ dives into the power of climate, the culture and energy surrounding our athletes, and why it can make or break their love for the game. Whether you're a coach setting the tone at practice or a parent shaping the ride home, today's conversation challenges every adult in youth sports to take inventory of the environment they create and how it impacts development on and off the field.    Key Takeaways: The difference between a fear-based and freedom-based climate, and why it changes everything.  The five pillars of a healthy coaching environment that prioritize consistency, praise, and composure.  How parents can turn the ride home from pressure into peace.  Why composure, not perfection, builds competitors who thrive in sports and in life.  If this episode challenged your perspective, make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen, so you never miss a new Coffee Talk.    Culture shifts when awareness meets action. 💬 Keep the conversation alive on social media and share your stories, lessons, and moments that matter. Every post builds the movement, every voice grows the message. Visit AroundTheDirt.com to stay connected and be part of the change happening across every dugout and every diamond because we're building this together. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson digs into burnout in youth sports, and why even the most dedicated athletes can hit a wall when the joy fades. You’ll learn how to spot the early signs of burnout, why balance matters more than endless reps, and how parents and coaches can protect athletes’ love for the game. From rest counts to joy checks, this episode delivers practical ways to keep athletes motivated and mentally healthy. Key Takeaways: Burnout isn’t weakness, it’s often over-scheduling and identity lock-in. Early signs: lack of energy, irritability, excuses, disconnection. 5 ways to fight burnout: schedule rest, multiple sport play, joy checks, identity beyond the jersey, normalize breaks. Why balance fuels longer, healthier athletic careers.   🎧 Subscribe to Coffee Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. You don’t want to miss part 3 of our mental health series, BJ dives into how the environment created by parents and coaches directly impacts their athletes mindset! 

   👉 Connect with us on Social Media to keep the conversation going and hopefully reduce burnout in future athletes! Drop your favorite JOY CHECK answer below ⬇️

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson begins a 4-part series on mental health in youth sports with the challenge every parent and coach knows too well: pressure. From practice standouts who freeze in games to athletes who overthink when the lights are on, BJ breaks down why nerves aren’t weakness, they’re biology! You’ll walk away with practical tools to help athletes handle pressure, reframe nerves, and build confidence that lasts far beyond the game. Key Takeaways: • Why athletes look different in practice vs. games • How pressure triggers “paralysis by analysis” • 4 practical tools to help kids handle nerves: pre-performance routines, external cues, expressive writing, reframing butterflies • The importance of self-compassion in sports • Simple do’s and don’ts for parents and coaches in big moments   🎧 Subscribe to Coffee Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen, and don’t miss the next part of our mental health series, it’s a good one! 💬 Keep the conversation going with us on social media @AroundTheDirt and tag us with your story of how you help athletes handle pressure. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson uses a powerful softball analogy to highlight a lesson that goes far beyond the diamond: leadership isn’t about dividing, it’s about uniting. By comparing right-handed and left-handed hitters, BJ shows why diversity, balance, and respect for different perspectives create true strength, in sports, in families, and in communities! Key Takeaways: • Why teams need both righties and lefties to stay competitive • The danger of leaders who create division • How to recognize diversity as a competitive advantage • Why unity matters more than preferences, politics, or sides • The leadership principle that applies to sports, business, and life ----more---- 🎧 Don’t just follow the game, be part of the conversation. Subscribe to Coffee Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen!  💬 Tag us with your story of a unifying leader on social media @AroundTheDirt and share this episode with someone who needs the reminder: unity wins. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson tackles the hot topic of fall ball and what it’s really for. Is it about chasing medals, or is it about building players for the long run? BJ shares why fall tournaments should be treated as evaluation season, how coaches can use this time to experiment and build depth, and why athletes and parents need to embrace growth over short-term wins. Key Takeaways: • Why fall tournaments shouldn’t be treated like summer nationals • The “laboratory season” mindset for coaches, parents, and athletes • Why experimentation and mistakes fuel long-term success • The role of parents in supporting development vs. stressing stats • How athletes can use fall as a proving ground 🎧 Subscribe to Coffee Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen, and join us each week as we break down the real conversations shaping the game. 💬 Keep the conversation going with us on social media @AroundTheDirt and tell us your perspective on the purpose of fall tournaments. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson takes on one of the most debated topics in youth sports: Daddy Ball. Whether you’ve rolled your eyes at the term or lived through it, there’s no denying that parent coaches are the backbone of baseball, fastpitch, and slowpitch. This conversation dives into why parent coaches matter, the sacrifices they make, what separates the good from the bad, and the red flags every family should look out for. From coaching your own child to balancing family life, BJ brings honest perspective and practical insights into the role parent coaches play in shaping not just players, but the entire community. Key Takeaways: Why youth sports wouldn’t exist without parent coaches The difference between great parent coaches and toxic “Daddy Ball” experiences The hidden sacrifices of spouses and families Red flags parents should recognize in coaches How to coach fairly, keep it fun, and focus on growth 🎧 Subscribe to Coffee Talk on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen, and join us each week as we break down the real conversations shaping the game.   Join the Conversation: Keep the conversation going with us on social media @AroundTheDirt and tag us in your stories with your own “Daddy Ball” experience. 🩵

☕ In this Coffee Talk episode, BJ Johnson dives into the truth about September 1st, one of the most anticipated and misunderstood dates in softball recruiting. Whether your phone is blowing up or sitting silent, this day doesn’t define your future. Learn why September 1st matters, why it doesn’t, and how athletes, parents, and coaches can use the weeks that follow to stay ready, keep perspective, and keep moving forward.   Key Details: Why September 1st isn’t the “make or break” moment How to respond if you do (or don’t) get a call Action plan for players after September 1st Mindset reminders: recruiting is a marathon, not a sprint Why your opportunity is still coming, if you keep showing up 🎧 Subscribe to Coffee Talk on your favorite streaming platform: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen, and join us each week as we break down the real conversations shaping the game.   Join the Conversation: 💬 Connect with us on social media @AroundTheDirt, share your questions and stories, and be part of the discussion. Your topic might even be featured in an upcoming Coffee Talk. We’re building this together. 🩵

Episode Overview: The wait is almost over! In this exciting episode, former host Erin White sits down with her partner and co-founder BJ Johnson to discuss the 7-day countdown to the launch of the Around the Dirt platform, officially going live on November 1st. Erin and BJ will take you behind the scenes, sharing the platform's journey from idea to reality, what caused the delays, and why it's been worth the wait. They also highlight the amazing features that members of the bat and ball communities will absolutely love. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: The Development Journey: BJ talks about the history of Around the Dirt, the challenges that came with web development, and how those challenges made the platform even better. Why It Took So Long: BJ and Erin dive into the obstacles that led to the delayed launch and how the finalized platform is perfect for users. Features to Get Excited About: National Calendar of Events: Your one-stop shop for fastpitch, baseball and slow pitch events happening across the country. National Directories: Need to find teams, coaches, leagues or specialty instructors? Our directories have you covered! Exclusive Travel Discounts: Thanks to the Around the Dirt Travel Agency, members get unbeatable rates on individual and team travel. BSN Sports Partnership: Enjoy exclusive pricing on uniforms and equipment through our partnership with BSN Sports. Why You Should Be Excited: With the official launch on November 1st, the countdown is on! Around the Dirt is set to unite and elevate all members of the bat and ball communities. Whether you're a player, coach, or fan, you won’t want to miss out on what’s coming. Stay Connected: Follow us on social media @‌AroundTheDirt for daily updates and sneak peeks leading up to the big day. Make sure to subscribe to our channels to be the first to join when we go live on November 1st. Join the Conversation: Got questions or ideas for upcoming episodes? Let us know what you’re most excited about as we prepare to welcome the entire baseball and softball community to the Around the Dirt platform! Get ready to play ball with Around the Dirt starting November 1st!

In this episode, Becky and Tree from Rise Above Pitching join the show. Known for producing top-tier pitchers in the Valley, they share their journey as coaches, their experiences working together, and their philosophies on developing young athletes. Their bond extends back to their high school days and collegiate years at the University of Arizona, where they formed a strong partnership, continuing into their careers as pitching coaches. Key Details Coaching Journey: Both Becky and Tree started their softball journeys in Arizona, playing club ball before moving on to high-level collegiate competition at the University of Arizona. Rise Above Pitching: They founded Rise Above Pitching, a business that has become a hub for producing elite pitchers. They emphasize consistency, individualized coaching, and a positive, supportive environment for their athletes. They take pride in developing pitchers from a young age and preparing them for the next level, whether that be high school, college, or beyond. Notable Successes: Becky and Tree have coached numerous pitchers who have gone on to play at prestigious colleges like Indiana, Arkansas, and Harvard. They take a long-term approach to athlete development, often coaching athletes for a decade or more. Both Becky and Tree value a holistic approach, focusing on building not only strong athletes but strong relationships with families and instilling values of teamwork and perseverance. Get In Touch with Becky and Tree: If you’re a pitcher in the Valley or looking to take your game to the next level, check out Rise Above Pitching for elite coaching and support. Their success is a testament to their dedication to developing well-rounded athletes who excel on and off the field. Follow Rise Above Pitching on Facebook | Instagram Subscribe: Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform and tune in to this inspiring episode to learn more about Becky and Tree’s journey, their coaching philosophies, and their tips for young athletes. Follow us for more episodes featuring top coaches and athletes who are making a difference in the sports world. Join the Conversation: Have thoughts about this episode? Join the conversation on Around The Dirt’s social media channels and share your thoughts with us! Follow Around the Dirt on Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Twitter

In this episode, Adrian Gomez from 212 Athlete joins the podcast to discuss arm care, injury prevention, and his unique approach to training athletes. Adrian shares insights from his career in both athletics and education, delving into how his experiences shape his coaching methods. The conversation also touches on the broader journey of being a coach and running a training business, including the challenges and successes along the way. Key Details Arm Care Focus: Adrian emphasizes the importance of proper arm care, sharing his expertise on using crossover symmetry bands for injury prevention and recovery. His program is designed to prevent athletes from needing surgery and helps those returning from surgery to regain strength. Data-Driven Approach: Adrian integrates data into his training, utilizing tools like pocket radar to track velocity and progress. He tailors his programs to meet the specific needs of athletes, breaking down throwing mechanics and identifying weaknesses, particularly focusing on rotational power and core strength. Challenges of Coaching: The episode dives into Adrian's personal journey, from his days as a college athlete to his transition into coaching. He discusses the difficulties of building a training business, including the need for organic connections, dealing with facility issues, and the importance of perseverance. Philosophy and Growth: Adrian shares valuable life lessons learned from his background, comparing athletic growth to planting seeds—emphasizing patience, hard work, and a long-term vision for success. Get In Touch with Adrian: Coach Adrian Gomez provides a wealth of knowledge about arm care and athletic training, stressing the importance of a holistic approach that involves physical, mental, and emotional preparation. His journey from teaching to running a successful coaching business offers listeners insights into the dedication required to help athletes achieve their goals. Follow 212 Athlete on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | Youtube | Website Subscribe: Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform and tune in to this episode to hear Adrian Gomez share practical tips on arm care, the importance of data in training, and the mindset needed to succeed in the competitive world of baseball and softball. Join the Conversation: Have thoughts about this episode? Join the conversation on Around The Dirt’s social media channels and share your thoughts with us! Follow Around the Dirt on Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Twitter

In this podcast episode, Paige Tonz, a mindset specialist, discusses her journey from being a college softball player at Northwestern University to becoming a mental performance coach for young athletes. Paige dives deep into the importance of mental strength in sports and shares how she helps athletes build confidence and perform at their best through mindset work, visualization, and mental skills. Key Details Paige’s Background, Struggles and Mindset Shifts: Paige shares her softball career, then describes the emotional rollercoaster of being a competitive athlete and how a mindset shift in her senior year helped her double her batting average and have fun playing again. Mental Game vs. Physical Training: Emphasizes that the mental game is just as crucial as physical training and how developing mental strength can unlock higher performance levels. Mental Skills for Athletes: Paige outlines the foundational mental skills she teaches in her program, including visualization, reframing beliefs, and confidence-building strategies.Paige encourages athletes to own their space and be unapologetically confident, a crucial step for top-level athletes. The Confident Athlete Program: Paige’s 3-month program provides young athletes with tools to stay mentally tough, not just in sports but also in life. Long-Term Impact: Paige stresses the importance of building mental strength early, so athletes are equipped for success at the highest levels without reaching a breaking point. Get In Touch with Paige: Want to take your game to the next level? Paige’s program is designed to empower young players with the mental tools to not only perform better but also enjoy the game more. Don’t forget to check out Paige’s Confident Athlete program for personalized mental coaching! Visit Paige Tonz Coaching Website Follow Paige on Facebook Follow Paige on Instagram Follow Paige on Twitter Follow Paige on TikTok Subscribe: Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform and tune in to this episode to learn more about how you can shift your mindset for success on and off the field. Join the Conversation: Have thoughts about this episode? Join the conversation on Around The Dirt’s social media channels and share your thoughts with us! Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Twitter

In this episode, former host Erin White has a conversation with Luke Williamson from Athlon Movement & Performance. They dive into the importance of strength training and injury prevention for softball and baseball athletes, highlighting how strength and conditioning enhance athletic performance. Key Details Strength Training & Injury Prevention: Luke emphasizes the need for a structured strength training program to reduce injuries and increase athletic performance. Youth Athlete Development: Luke stresses the importance of starting with basic body movements and building foundational strength, especially for younger athletes experimenting with multiple sports. Rotational Power: A key focus for softball and baseball athletes is increasing rotational power for improved exit velocity and overall performance. Long-Term Athlete Development: Luke highlights that performance isn’t just about quick results but consistent improvement over time. Time and Progress: While some parents want quick results, Luke explains the importance of setting realistic expectations and focusing on long-term gains. Avoiding Myths: Luke addresses common misconceptions, such as strength training stunting growth or increasing injury risks, when done properly. Mind and Body Connection: Building both mental and physical strength is essential for success in sports. Follow Luke & Athlon: Luke Williamson’s approach at Athlon Movement and Performance offers a comprehensive program to develop athletes, emphasizing the importance of strength training, injury prevention, and realistic expectations for long-term success. Follow Athlon on Instagram Follow Athlon on Facebook Follow Athlon on TikTok Subscribe:  Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform to hear Luke Williamson’s insights on how to build stronger, injury-resistant athletes. For parents and athletes looking to level up, consider integrating strength training into your routine with a professional approach. Join the Conversation:  Have thoughts about this episode? Join the conversation on our social media channels and share your thoughts with us!  Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Twitter

In this episode, former host Erin White and current host BJ Johnson discuss the pros and cons of running a training business, offering insights for new and experienced trainers. They explore key challenges and share valuable advice on navigating the complexities of owning or operating a training facility, providing motivation and real-life examples of success.   Key Topics Discussed:  Commitment to Clients: Trainers must build long-term relationships with athletes and ensure consistency to see the best results. Business Challenges: Running a training company requires navigating high costs, including rent, insurance, and facility maintenance. Personal Growth: Trainers often start small, but expanding their services can bring new challenges like commanding larger groups, maintaining communication effectiveness, and managing high facility costs. Emotional Connection: Beyond physical training, being a mentor to athletes often involves helping them through personal struggles and building a supportive environment. Entrepreneurial Reality: Trainers may view themselves as self-employed rather than entrepreneurs, as their business model often revolves around trading time for money.   Follow BJ’s Training Business:  Follow SFS on Facebook Follow SFS on Instagram Follow SFS on Twitter Follow SFS on TikTok   Follow Erin’s Training Business:  Follow Gear Up Catching on Facebook Follow Gear Up Catching on Instagram  Follow Gear Up Catching on TikTok   Subscribe:  Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform for real-world insights and tips on how to successfully navigate the world of training, whether you're just starting out or looking to grow your business!   Join the Conversation:  Have thoughts about this episode? Join the conversation on our social media channels and share your thoughts with us!  Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Twitter

In this episode, former host Erin White sits down with Erica Beach, a softball legend and pioneer in the Arizona area, to explore the countless opportunities softball offers youth athletes. Erica shares her journey from a young girl tagging along with her older sisters to becoming a significant figure in the softball community, both nationally and internationally.    Key Topics Discussed:  The Origin of the Storm Organization: Erica discusses the humble beginnings of the Storm organization, founded by her father, Rick Beach, when she was just 10. Two years ago, Erica returned to Arizona to coach the Storm 10U team, bringing her father out of retirement to coach alongside her. Coaching Philosophy and Approach: Erica shares insights on transitioning from college coaching to a 12U club team, highlighting the benefits of starting as a graduate assistant and the importance of adapting coaching styles to various athletes. Erica emphasizes developing a strong softball IQ and fundamental skills in youth athletes, using diverse teaching methods and fostering a positive, supportive environment.  National and International Experiences: Erica shares her experiences playing internationally in the Netherlands, where she won a European championship. She also discusses her professional playing career in the National Pro Fastpitch league and coaching internationally, enhancing her global perspective on the sport.   Subscribe:  Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform to learn more about her insights into coaching, developing young athletes, and transitioning to different roles within the softball community provide valuable lessons for players, coaches, and parents alike.   Join the Conversation:  Have thoughts about this episode? Join the conversation on our social media channels and share your thoughts with us!  Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Twitter

In this episode, we dive into the crucial aspects of preparing for fastpitch softball tryouts. Drawing from our latest blog post, Mastering Fastpitch Tryouts: 10 Essential for Success, we provide comprehensive advice for athletes and parents to navigate this exciting and challenging time. Whether you're a seasoned player or stepping onto the field for the first time, these tips will help you approach tryouts with confidence and a positive mindset. ‌ Key Topics Discussed: Get ready for an insightful discussion as we cover essential tips to ace your fastpitch softball tryouts. We’ll talk about understanding the tryout process, preparing mentally and physically, and setting realistic expectations. We also discuss handling both rejection and success, the role of parents, evaluating team dynamics, setting long-term goals, and so much more! Don’t miss out on these valuable insights that can make a significant difference in your tryout experience! ‌ Subscribe: Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform to tune in to hear the full conversation. We’d love to hear from you! Share your tryout experiences and questions with us on our social media channels or by reaching out directly through our website. ‌ Connect With Us: Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Twitter

Talk to any coach around the world, in any sport… They’ve seen it, they’ve dealt with it, and they’ve most certainly wondered how to fix it. The uncoachable player – whether they are 10 or 22 – is a doozey. And even though every coach has pondered heavily on how they can help “THAT KID,” the truth of the matter is this: Being coachable isn’t up to the coach – it’s up to YOU, the player. Quite simply, being coachable means that you’ve accepted there’s something you haven’t learned yet. Our learning experience is never over. Even COACHES have to be coachable. No matter how talented we are, how far we’ve come, we ALL have room for growth. Being coachable DOES NOT equal weakness. It’s being vulnerable enough to OWN that you aren’t perfect… and ALLOWING someone out there who is more of an expert to help guide you on your path. The Alabama softball coach, Pat Murphy, said it perfectly: Coachable kids make employable adults. ‌ What kind of athlete are you?

In this episode, we’re thrilled to have Kaitlyn Terry, the freshman pitcher who has taken the Pac-12 by storm, join us. With accolades from her debut season that could fill an entire podcast episode, we’re focusing on the standout moments and insights from her incredible journey. Here’s what you can expect from this exciting conversation:   Early Beginnings: Kaitlyn kicks off by sharing her journey in softball, starting from a young age of 4 as a pitcher and catcher. Fascinating insight: Kaitlyn’s parents made her learn to pitch left-handed for a strategic edge, even though she is naturally right-handed! Training and Recruitment: Kaitlyn dives into her rigorous training schedule that shaped her into an elite athlete and top recruit. She discusses which schools showed interest in her and reveals why she ultimately chose UCLA. Stellar Freshman Year at UCLA: A deep dive into her standout freshman season, including her development of the drop ball—her most effective pitch of the year. Kaitlyn highlights the significance of the pitcher-catcher relationship, emphasizing how trust and chemistry on and off the field contribute to success. Balancing Life at UCLA: Get an insider’s look at her daily life at UCLA, contrasting her fall schedule and preseason practices with the spring softball season. Kaitlyn also shares details about her summer workout routine and preparations for an even more successful 2025 season with the UCLA Bruins. ‌ To keep up with Kaitlyn’s progress and support the UCLA Bruins as she continues to make waves in collegiate softball make sure to follow her on Instagram. ‌ Subscribe: Don’t forget to subscribe to our Podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platform to hear how Kaitlyn’s commitment to continuous improvement highlights her drive and determination to build on her freshman success. ‌ Connect With Us: Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Follow us on TikTok Follow us on Twitter