Meet Our Trainers

Alisyn Ferrell is a former NCAA collegiate pitcher and travel ball coach specializing in elite rubber endurance, mechanical consistency, and mental fortitude. A true workhorse in the circle, Alisyn logged 329.0 innings at Savannah State University, pitching 45 complete games in 55 career starts. With 3 years of competitive coaching experience across all age groups, she translates her firsthand collegiate success into actionable development for the travel circuit. Alisyn specializes in teaching tactical pitch sequencing, advanced spin design, and customized arm-care protocols that keep pitchers healthy and effective deep into Sunday bracket play. From youth beginners to college-bound recruits, she builds durable athletes with the mindset to finish games.

With over a decade of high-level playing experience, Alyssa brings a passion for the game and a commitment to helping athletes grow both on and off the field. She played Division I softball at Brigham Young University from 2018 to 2023 while earning a degree in Global Supply Chain Management. As an instructor, she specializes in hitting and all infield positions. She takes pride in teaching the fundamentals with energy, attention to detail, and a player-first approach.

A Duncan, South Carolina native, Ansley Fowler built a standout career at Byrnes High School, earning All-State, two-time All-Region, and North-South All-Star honors. She took her talents to North Greenville University, where she became a premier, highly disciplined slapper known for her relentless work ethic and elite consistency at the plate. Ansley's mastery of the short game culminated in a spectacular senior season, where she earned First Team All-Conference Carolinas honors after terrorizing defenses to the tune of a .407 batting average, 68 hits, and 33 RBIs—while striking out just six times all year. Now, Ansley channels that same passion into coaching travel softball. Specializing in the fundamentals of the game and the nuances of slapping, she is dedicated to helping young athletes grow both on and off the field by building confidence, leadership, and a championship work ethic in every player.

Carson Erlewine is a graduate of Hillcrest High School and Francis Marion University, where he earned a degree in Sports Management. During his time at Francis Marion, Carson was a 3-year member of the baseball team and was named to the Conference Carolinas Presidential Honor Roll all three seasons. Carson played for the nationally recognized Evoshield Canes Baseball organization throughout his youth, and he capped off his high school career as a 5A State Champion, finishing his senior season with a .330 batting average.

Dan brings years of baseball experience as both a player and a coach. He was a standout at Norcross High School (GA), earning Team MVP honors and lettering in Varsity three times as a pitcher, first baseman, and outfielder. At the collegiate level, he pitched in relief for Division II Columbus State University (GA) before transferring to Georgia Tech to pursue an engineering degree.

LeVar Jones is a former standout football player at Gardner-Webb University and brings a wealth of experience from his six-year semi-professional career with the Asheville Grizzlies. During his time with the Grizzlies, he helped lead the team to four championships, showcasing his leadership, discipline, and competitive drive. As a strength & conditioning coach, LeVar is passionate about developing athletes both physically and mentally. He focuses on building strength, improving performance, and fostering a winning mindset that carries beyond the field. His commitment to hard work and personal growth inspires athletes to unlock their full potential.

Zack is a right-handed pitcher at North Greenville University with a fastball that lives in the low 90s and a résumé that speaks for itself. Coming out of high school, he was ranked Top 30 pitchers in the state of Virginia for the 2024 class, and he’s continued to elevate his game ever since. At Power House, Zack specializes in pitching mechanics, pitch & velocity development and injury prevention. His approach combines next-level athleticism with intentional, technical instruction - perfect for pitchers who want to compete at a higher level and protect their arm long-term.