Monich "Mo" Triner

Coach Monica "Mo" Triner brings decades of elite playing, coaching, and player development experience to the Dawg House coaching DANA team. A Florida native, Mo was a standout two-way athlete from the beginning, earning Florida Player of the Year honors while hitting over .400 throughout her high school career and finishing her senior season with a remarkable 0.09 ERA. During her collegiate career at the University of South Florida, Triner became one of the most elite players in program history, dominating both in Coach Ma the circle and at the plate. A two-time NCAA All-American and three-time All-Region selection, she finished her career as one of USF's all-time leaders in pitching and offensive categories. Following her collegiate career, Mo was selected second overall in the 1999 Women's Professional Softball League Draft by the Tampa Bay FireStix, helping lead the team to a WPSL Championship during her rookie season. She later continued her professional career with the Arizona Heat. After her playing career, Mo transitioned into coaching, spending nearly a decade as an assistant coach at USF, along with a coaching stop at Virginia Tech. Most recently, she served as the head softball coach at Florida Southern College for five seasons, continuing to develop athletes and build the next generation of players. Throughout her coaching career, she has worked with pitchers, hitters, infielders, and athletes preparing to compete at the highest levels of the game. Coach Mo's passion is helping athletes understand the details that separate good players from great ones-developing strong mechanics, confidence, discipline, and the mental approach needed to succeed. Her experience as an elite player, professional athlete, and collegiate coach makes her an incredible resource for athletes looking to elevate their game.