Madison Case

I played softball at Greenville University for four years, competing at a high level while balancing academics and athletics. Originally from California, I pursued my passion for understanding human performance and well-being, earning a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology. My experiences on and off the field have shaped my dedication to both sports and helping others reach their full potential.

I specialize in softball skill development, including hitting, fielding, and game strategy, as well as speed and agility training to enhance overall athletic performance. With experience coaching travel ball teams and providing individualized lessons, I focus on building strong fundamentals while fostering confidence and a competitive mindset in athletes of all ages.

My education includes a B.S. degree from Greenville University, which I earned in 2025. I

Fellowships and Awards:

• Four-time SLIAC All-Conference Selection
• Four-time NCCAA All-Region Team
• Four-time NCAA Division III “Toughest to Strike Out” honoree (only eight strikeouts over four years)
• Holds multiple Greenville University records, including career at-bats, triples, runs in a single season, and career stolen bases
• Achieved 200 career hits, becoming only the third player in Greenville University history to reach this milestone