
#1
Grey Fernandez
Center Field
Fun fact · Loves horses.
Fav color · Pink
Fav food · Juicy Crab
Fav music · Anne Wilson
2026 Season
Team First. Family Always.


#1
Center Field
Fun fact · Loves horses.
Fav color · Pink
Fav food · Juicy Crab
Fav music · Anne Wilson

#2
First Base • Catcher
Fun fact · Family first — and teammates call her the best big sister on the team.
Fav color · Light blue
Fav food · Chicken alfredo and popsicles

#5
Pitcher
Fun fact · Loves swimming.
Fav color · Blue
Fav food · Pasta salad

#6
Second Base
Fun fact · Loves reading — you'll usually find her with a book between innings.
Fav color · Blue
Fav food · Lasagna
Fav music · Zach Bryan

#10
Shortstop
Fun fact · Loves going to the beach and the pool.
Fav color · Navy blue
Fav food · Steak
Fav music · Megan Moroney and Luke Combs

#16
Pitcher • Shortstop
Fun fact · Nicknamed “Hoover” — a serious ice chewer and Husky Momma to Ohana. Over three years with Crush.
Fav color · Green
Season goal · Dream school: UCF — favorite player Sarah Willis

#21
Second Base • Pitcher
Fun fact · Drama club regular.
Fav color · Jade green
Fav food · Pasta
Fav music · Jonas Brothers

#22
Catcher
Fun fact · Loves bedazzling and shopping.
Fav color · Pink
Fav food · Turkey subs and Airhead bites
Fav music · Luke Combs

#28
Third Base
Fun fact · Also plays volleyball, and a big Tennessee fan.
Fav color · Dark red
Fav food · Jambalaya
Fav music · Megan Moroney

#33
Shortstop • Pitcher
Fun fact · Loves playing with her dog, Luna. Birthday: October 1.
Fav color · Purple
Fav food · Ribs
Fav music · Drake
#TBA
Catcher
Fun fact · Newest Crush addition — details coming soon.
Player details pending family approval.
Head Coach
Five years with the same core group — team first, family always.
Coach Woodman has led the Crush for five years — the same core group of girls, the same coach, the whole way through. Off the field, he has built New Image Roofs into a respected West Cobb business, and he has supported his community in board roles with both West Cobb Girls Softball and the Hillgrove Hawks — putting his time back into the same community and programs that raised him. With the steady support of his wife Lucy behind everything he takes on, five years running the same program says something on its own: most travel coaches don't get, or keep, that kind of continuity. He built a business from the ground up and built it well, and he runs the Crush with the same hands-on, long-game mindset — invest in the people in front of you, show up consistently, and the results follow. For him this isn't just a program he leads; this is a team and a family that he is invested in.
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Former NCAA Division I infielder, UT Chattanooga
Coach Po brings something most 12U travel teams don't have: real Division I playing experience, still active in her own game today. She spent four years as an infielder for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (2010–2013) — the kind of résumé that turns “listen to your coach” into “your coach has actually done it.” She coaches like she still plays, pairing relentless competitiveness with detail-level teaching: not just what went wrong, but why, and what a Division I infielder would adjust before the next pitch. High standards, genuine warmth, and real joy for the game.
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With the Crush since day one — lineup, gear, and a calm dugout.
Coach Mathews has been with the Crush since day one — not a coach who joined once the program had already found its footing, but one of the people who built that footing in the first place. Five-plus years in, he's still the guy doing the unglamorous, essential work that keeps a travel team actually running: setting the lineup, managing every piece of equipment, and keeping eleven girls focused and locked in from the first pitch to the last out of a long tournament day. Running a dugout for eleven pre-teen girls during a tournament is its own kind of leadership test. Coach Mathews manages the lineup, the gear, and the chaos of the dugout with real composure — the girls feel the calm even when the moment isn't calm at all. Parents notice it too: he does the job with genuine class, never cutting corners and never losing his patience, which is exactly the kind of steady hand a program needs from the coach who's been there since the very beginning.