Introducing McKenna Kelly

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McKenna Kelly is an accomplished softball pitching instructor with extensive experience at both the provincial and NCAA Division 1 levels. A native of Guelph, Ontario, McKenna played for organizations such as the Guelph Gators, UTM Revolution, and the Waterloo Ghosts, earning multiple MVP and most promising pitcher awards at provincial and national tournaments.

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Her success on the mound led to a scholarship to the College of Charleston, where she pitched for the NCAA Division 1 program, helping her team reach the conference tournament for three consecutive years. While excelling on the field, McKenna also earned several CAA Scholar-Athlete and Academic Achievement awards, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry.

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Currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Toronto, McKenna combines her academic rigour with a passion for softball, focusing on helping pitchers refine their mechanics, improve spin, and maximize their speed and power. She uses an individualized approach that ensures that athletes build on their current strengths to develop a pitching style that works best for them.