Oregon State University Softball

Laura Berg enters her 13th year leading the Oregon State softball program. Berg joined the Beavers’ staff as an assistant prior to the 2012 season after one ...

Dominic Garcia, a 2022 Oregon State alumnus, enters his second season as an assistant coach. Prior to joining Laura Berg's staff, he served as a student manager as an undergrad (2018-22) and as a volunteer assistant for the 2023 season. Under Garcia's leadership, seven Beavers logged at least 25 hits and seven with double-digit RBI totals. He's tasked with leading player development, technology and data. Quickly working his way to lead student manager after just his first season, Garcia was tasked with ensuring practices ran smoothly, supervising the other student managers, aiding the staff with drills and instruction and making sure Kelly Field was always ready to go for the next practice. As the video coordinator, he operated cameras, ensured games were filmed and uploaded them so the team could study film. Helping with the preparation, Garcia utilized Synergy to analyze the patterns of opposing student-athletes ahead of time. His help behind the scenes was instrumental in the run to the 2022 Women's College World Series.

serving student-athletes and addressing the multiple roles and unique pressures faced by this population. Guided by established best practices for student-athlete mental health care, Frias is dedicated to creating a culture of care that promotes academic and athletic excellence, personal development, and lifelong wellness. Frias graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. He attended the University of Utah, earning a master’s degree in exercise and sport science, before obtaining a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from the University of Denver. He completed both his doctoral internship and postdoctoral residency at the University of California, Davis, Student Health and Counseling Services in the emphasis area of applied sport psychology. Frias is a licensed psychologist in the State of Oregon. He is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant® as administered by the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) and is listed in the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) Sport Psychology Registry. A proud native of El Monte, Calif., Frias lives in Corvallis with his wife, Katie, and children, Sebastian and Clara.

Jenny Topping joined Oregon State softball in July 2025 after previously working at Cal State Fullerton. Topping also carries a decorated resume that include...

Morgan Scott joined the Oregon State softball staff in July 2025, coming all the way from the College of Charleston. In her sole season in South Carolina, Sc...

Rosel Hermita joined the Oregon State Beavers as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach in June 2022. Hermita is responsible for the design and implementation of strength and conditioning programs for Volleyball, Softball, Women’s Golf, and Men’s Rowing. She previously completed a sports performance internship at Oregon State from January – June 2022. Prior to Oregon State, Hermita served as a part-time Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Seattle University where she oversaw training for Women’s Rowing from 2020-2021. She also interned for the Seattle Storm of the WNBA in 2021 and at Seattle University from 2019-2020. Hermita is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). She is also a USA Weightlifting Certified Level 1 Coach (USAW-L1). The Montclair, CA native received her Master’s degree in Applied Exercise Science with a concentration in Strength and Conditioning from Concordia University Chicago in May 2022 and her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Seattle University in March 2019. Outside of coaching, Hermita is an avid coffee drinker and loves to explore the PNW.

Sara Elcano was promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Operations at Oregon State in 2022. She is in her 13th year with the Oregon State athletic department, having held several roles including Executive Assistant to the Athletic Director, Assistant Director for Athletic Operations, Director of Marketing and Promotions, and Associate Athletic Director for Fan Engagement & Revenue Generation. In her role, she oversees external operations, communications, creative services, and multimedia rights partnerships, while serving as sport supervisor for women's cross country, women's basketball, women's track & field, men's soccer, and softball. During her tenure, Oregon State has achieved multiple sellouts and single-game attendance records across numerous sports. Elcano is a NACMA board member and 3rd Vice President, active in NCAA committees, and a member of Women Leaders in College Sports. She graduated from Willamette University with a bachelor's degree in history, where she was a basketball student-athlete, and earned a master's degree in sports administration and leadership from Seattle University. She resides in Corvallis with her husband Joey and two daughters.

Sarah Hoechelin took on the role of Director of Operations for the Oregon State squad prior to the 2022 season. Hoechelin's first season in the position proved to be one of the most successful in program history, as the Beavers made the Women's College World Series for the second time ever. Oregon State ended the season ranked No. 8 in the nation, and for their efforts, Oregon State's staff was named NFCA Pacific Region Coaching Staff of the Year. OSU finished the campaign with a record of 39-22, in a season that included a 17-game winning streak. The Beavers won seven games vs. ranked opponents.Mariah Mazon and Frankie Hammoude both earned All-America honors for their performance on the year..

Sienna joined the Oregon State Sports Medicine staff in August 202,1 primarily working with the Beavers' Softball team. Antolin previously spent two years as...

Toni Langhans was appointed Sports Dietitian at Oregon State in September 2019. Langhans is responsible for the planning, development, implementation, evaluation and management of nutrition services provided to the 500-plus Beaver student-athletes. Langhans, a native of Greenfield, Ind., comes to Oregon State after recently completing her Masters of Business Administration and Masters Certificate in Marketing from Washington State University. Previous to that she worked at WSU for three years as a Sports Dietitian, then in Okinawa, Japan aiding Marines and their families with nutrition needs. She received her BS in Dietetics from Indiana State University. Langhans holds the credential of Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics and is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND). She competed on the Track and Field team at Indiana State University in long sprints and multis. She now competes in Ironmans, Ultramarathons, and a variety of races with her husband, Zach.