Cowley County Community College Women's Softball

Hoyt has led the Tiger softball team to 65 wins in her first two seasons in charge of the program. Hoyt helped the Cowley College softball program to a pair of conference titles and a record of 93-20 as a player during the 2006 and 2007 seasons, Hoyt returned to the school to serve as an assistant coach under then head coach Ed Hargrove during the 2011 season. With Hoyt back at Cowley, the Lady Tigers have gone 252-87 the past six seasons. The Lady Tigers won back-to-back Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division titles during the 2012 and 2013 seasons and have placed in the top-seven at three of the last four national tournaments. Helping Cowley to a record of 55-8 overall and a third place finish at the NJCAA Division II National Tournament during the 2013 season, Hoyt and head coach Ed Hargrove were named the National Fastpitch Coaches Association NJCAA Division II National Coaching Staff of the Year. During the 2014 season, Hoyt helped Cowley capture its third straight Region VI title and place seventh at the national tournament with an overall record of 43-14. Prior to returning to Cowley, Hoyt spent one season as an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Mars Hill College in Asheville, North Carolina. A Rose Hill native, Hoyt helped coach the outfielders and pitchers at Mars Hill as the team went 29-18 overall and 9-7 in the South Atlantic Conference. After seeing limited playing time as a freshman at Cowley, Hoyt took advantage of her starting role as a sophomore and was named a second-team all-conference and all-region third baseman for the Lady Tigers as she batted .341 with 28 runs batted in. Playing in her final home game on April 29, 2007, Hoyt hit her first and only home run of her career as a Lady Tiger. Hoyts home run keyed Cowleys 8-0 win over Highland Community College and helped the Lady Tigers clinch their fourth straight Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division title. After graduating from Cowley College in 2007, Hoyt transferred to Mars Hill College where she was a starting third baseman during both of her seasons at the school. During the 2008 season Hoyt helped the Lions win a school record 39 games en route to the South Atlantic Conference championship game. She helped the team to another successful season in 2009 as the Lions finished in second place in the highly competitive South Atlantic Conference, the highest finish in school history. She received a Bachelors degree in Business from Mars Hill College in 2009.