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About Coach Chenita Edwards
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Coach C", as she is so respectfully called by her players, has been an inspiration to many softball players through her 20+ years of coaching. She has developed numerous athletes into top players at the collegiate level. Coach C has trained and coached all age levels, instilling a great work ethic in them.
I have loved every coach that I've ever had played for and all of them have played a huge role in my success as a player and coach throughout my career. I've used the tools and knowledge that I was taught to not only train and coach the athlete but teach them accountability and self-worth to help throughout their like journey. Lastly, coaching and teaching these beautiful young ladies, I believe is a blessing from God. So, it is my honor to give back to the game of softball that has given so much to me and has mold me into the woman I am today!
The Stats
ALL AMERICAN
HALL OF FAMER
NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPION
Chenita Rogers –Edwards played her collegiate freshman and sophomore seasons at Sacramento City College in 1984 and 1985. In her two seasons, Rogers-Edwards set the standard for the Panthers record books. As a freshman Rogers-Edwards stole 43 bases which is the third best all-time in that program's history, and 12th all-time in CCCAA history and by the California Community College Fastpitch Coaches (CCCAA) Association to the 2015 Softball Hall of Fame Class and the Sacramento City Hall of Fame Class
As a sophomore Rogers-Edwards put together one of the finest offensive seasons in State history batting .608 with 51 stolen bases. Her .608 average is 1st all-time in Sacramento City College history, while her 51 stolen bases are 2nd all-time in program history.
After two seasons at Sacramento City, Rogers-Edwards moved on to California State University, Fullerton where she helped lead the Titans to the program's only NCAA National Championship as a junior. In her senior season, the Titans returned to the NCAA Championships, finishing third. Rogers was a two-time All-American for the Titans in 1986 and 1987, who hit .365 for her career (which ranks third all-time in school history). A two-time All-College World Series selection, Rogers led all players with a .438 average in five games at the 1986 College World Series with seven hits and a pair of RBI./
