Bio

Assistant softball coach Bailey Frenzel made quite a name for herself as a player at Angelina College from 2021-2023, earning two-way All-American honors (NFCA 2^nd Team All-American, NJCAA 2^nd Team All-American) while also taking home the Region XIV Player of the Year and South Zone Player of the Year awards. She was also a two-time 1^st Team All-Region Infielder, as well as a 1^st Team All-Conference selection. In addition, Frenzel was a two-time Academic All-American.

Her freshman season saw her explode onto the collegiate scene as a power hitter when she batted .503, rocked 17 homers and drove in 64 runs. She finished her career at AC with 27 homers, a .429 career batting average and a .772 career slugging percentage.

In her sophomore season as a Lady Roadrunner, Frenzel led her team to the national tournament in Oxford, Alabama and a finish in the nation’s Top 10.

 From AC, Frenzel went on to play at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, earning a starting role in each of her two years there. She earned 1^st Team All-American Southwest Conference honors, the ASC Distinguished Scholar Athlete Award and was a three-time ASC Hitter of the Week. Other awards at UMHB included Academic All-District (twice), 2^nd Team All-ASC and the ASC All-Tournament team. 

Frenzel earned an associate’s degree in Health Science and a Bachelor of General Studies in Exercise Science and Science.

Angelina College marks her first official coaching position, although she’s given hitting lessons and assisted with several select organizations throughout the Southeast Texas area.

Word from the coach:

“My focus is to help athletes become well-rounded student athletes who are confident on

the field, in the classroom, and in life. As a young coach, I see the importance in hard

work, but I also want to ensure that these athletes have a good college experience and

keep their love for the game.”