Coaches

2010 Santiago Canyon Softball Coaching Staff

	Head Coach - Lisa Camarco Lisa begins her fourth season at Santiago Canyon after serving as an assistant coach and adjunct instructor at San Diego City College (SDCC), where she was apart the 2006 PCC Coaching Staff of the Year. Prior to coaching at SDCC, Lisa played four years of softball at Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) where she graduated with a degree in Physical Education and was named an Academic All-American. While playing at PLNU, Lisa helped lead the Sea Lions to three consecutive conference championships, three regional championships and four NAIA College World Series appearances. In 2006, Lisa earned an M.S. in Exercise Science with a concentration in performance enhancement and injury prevention. She is currently working toward her Doctorate in Sports Management. Lisa resides in Tustin with her husband Tim.
	Assistant Coach - Lindsey Klabacha Lindsey Klabacha begins her third season as an assistant coach at Santiago Canyon College. Lindsey brings experience within the Orange Empire Conference where as a player at Cypress College she earned All-State, All-American and Southern California Pitcher of the Year honors. She is also a two-time OEC Pitcher of the Year. Lindsey finished her career playing at Arkansas Tech University where she set the career home run record while earning a degree in Health and Wellness. In 2007, she worked as the student assistant coach in Arkansas, before returning home to coach with the Hawks. Lindsey recently completed her Masters Degree in Exercise Science.
	Assistant Coach - Marisa Trevino Marisa Trevino begins her first year as an assistant coach at Santiago Canyon. She played third base at Arizona State University, where she participated in the 2006 and 2007 NCAA College World Series. After graduating in 2007 with a degree in Sociology, Marisa was an assistant coach at Mt. San Antonio for the 2008 and 2009 seasons, working primarily with the infielders and hitters. She has also worked as a professional hitting and fielding instructor since 2006. Marisa is currently working on a M.S. in Physical Education at Azusa Pacific University.

Head Coach - Lisa Camarco

Lisa begins her fourth season at Santiago Canyon after serving as an assistant coach and adjunct instructor at San Diego City College (SDCC), where she was apart the 2006 PCC Coaching Staff of the Year. Prior to coaching at SDCC, Lisa played four years of softball at Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) where she graduated with a degree in Physical Education and was named an Academic All-American. While playing at PLNU, Lisa helped lead the Sea Lions to three consecutive conference championships, three regional championships and four NAIA College World Series appearances. In 2006, Lisa earned an M.S. in Exercise Science with a concentration in performance enhancement and injury prevention. She is currently working toward her Doctorate in Sports Management. Lisa resides in Tustin with her husband Tim.

Assistant Coach - Lindsey Klabacha

Lindsey Klabacha begins her third season as an assistant coach at Santiago Canyon College. Lindsey brings experience within the Orange Empire Conference where as a player at Cypress College she earned All-State, All-American and Southern California Pitcher of the Year honors. She is also a two-time OEC Pitcher of the Year. Lindsey finished her career playing at Arkansas Tech University where she set the career home run record while earning a degree in Health and Wellness. In 2007, she worked as the student assistant coach in Arkansas, before returning home to coach with the Hawks. Lindsey recently completed her Masters Degree in Exercise Science.

Assistant Coach - Marisa Trevino

Marisa Trevino begins her first year as an assistant coach at Santiago Canyon. She played third base at Arizona State University, where she participated in the 2006 and 2007 NCAA College World Series. After graduating in 2007 with a degree in Sociology, Marisa was an assistant coach at Mt. San Antonio for the 2008 and 2009 seasons, working primarily with the infielders and hitters. She has also worked as a professional hitting and fielding instructor since 2006. Marisa is currently working on a M.S. in Physical Education at Azusa Pacific University.