Yvette Healy's guest appearances

Yvette Healy

The Coach Roges Show

Sports Scene With Steve Russell Show Replay

Sport and the Growing Good

"The Dirt" NFCA Podcast

D1Softball

Beth Torina

Jay Bilas

Ken Eriksen

Andy North

Judi Garman

Mike White

Patrick Murphy

Mike Candrea

Cheri Kempf

Tim Walton

Rachel Lawson

Chris Stewart

Amanda Scarborough

Jacquie Joseph

Rhonda Revelle

OwlTail

Wisconsin head softball coach Yvette Healy joined Steve Russell on Sport Scene to discuss her team's successful season ahead of the Badgers' regional matchup against Georgia Tech on Friday.

Sport Scene Interview: Yvette Healy

Yvette Healy is the head softball coach at the University of Wisconsin. She’s led the team to great heights during her ten years in Madison. Coach Healy discusses: 1.  The value of small group practice sessions; 2.  Why an indoor dirt field is important; 3.  Her daily routine – splitting time between the office and the field; 4.  One of her coaching models, Eugene Lenti; 5.  Building a competitive atmosphere; 6.  Developing belief on a team; 7.  Designing practices that are fun and competitive; 8.  Making players uncomfortable in drills; 9.  What coaches can learn from watching kids run the bases; 10.  The best advice she received from Barry Alvarez; 11.  Being more present to the team; 12.  Having “side-to-side” conversations with players; 13.  Modeling self-challenge; 14.  Building relationships off the field with the coaching staff.

<a href="https://uwbadgers.com/sports/softball/roster/coaches/yvette-healy/329" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Yvette Healy</a> is the head softball coach at the University of Wisconsin. She’s led the team to great heights during her ten years in Madison. Coach Healy discusses: 1.  The value of small group practice sessions; 2.  Why an indoor dirt field is important; 3.  Her daily routine – splitting time between the office and the field; 4.  One of her coaching models, Eugene Lenti; 5.  Building a competitive atmosphere; 6.  Developing belief on a team; 7.  Designing practices that are fun and competitive; 8.  Making players uncomfortable in drills; 9.  What coaches can learn from watching kids run the bases; 10.  The best advice she received from Barry Alvarez; 11.  Being more present to the team; 12.  Having “side-to-side” conversations with players; 13.  Modeling self-challenge; 14.  Building relationships off the field with the coaching staff.

#3: Wisconsin softball coach Yvette Healy develops competitors

Being the Coach Your Team Needs | Yvette Healy | University of Wisconsin

#143: Yvette Healy, Head Coach, Wisconsin, visits TCRS.  Yvette Healy begins her fifth season as head coach at Wisconsin in 2015, having just led the team to its second consecutive NCAA Regional Championship. Healy directed the team to the NCAA tournament in back-to-back seasons, which had only been done once before by UW in 2001 and 2002.Over the last four years, the team has posted an impressive 144-75 overall record and 53-35 conference record in the Big Ten under Healy. Her .658 winning percentage ranks highest in school history.At the end of the 2014 season, the Badgers finished in two final national polls for just the fourth time in the program's 19-year history and the second consecutive year. UW came in at No. 24 in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25 and received votes in the USA Today/NFCA Top 25 for the eighth time in the season. Wisconsin finished the 2014 season at No. 32 in the NCAA Softball Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), after facing nine of the 31 teams who posted a higher RPI ranking.  The 2014 season boasted the second-highest win total (36) in school history. The Badgers defeated six ranked opponents and tied with the 1997 team for the most top-25 wins in a season.Coach Healy Twitter, UW Softball Twitter, UW Softball Facebook.

#143: Yvette Healy, Head Coach, Wisconsin, visits TCRS.  Yvette Healy begins her fifth season as head coach at Wisconsin in 2015, having just led the team to its second consecutive NCAA Regional Championship. Healy directed the team to the NCAA tournament in back-to-back seasons, which had only been done once before by UW in 2001 and 2002. Over the last four years, the team has posted an impressive 144-75 overall record and 53-35 conference record in the Big Ten under Healy. Her .658 winning percentage ranks highest in school history. At the end of the 2014 season, the Badgers finished in two final national polls for just the fourth time in the program's 19-year history and the second consecutive year. UW came in at No. 24 in the <a href="http://ESPN.com/USA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ESPN.com/USA</a> Softball Top 25 and received votes in the USA Today/NFCA Top 25 for the eighth time in the season. Wisconsin finished the 2014 season at No. 32 in the NCAA Softball Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), after facing nine of the 31 teams who posted a higher RPI ranking.   The 2014 season boasted the second-highest win total (36) in school history. The Badgers defeated six ranked opponents and tied with the 1997 team for the most top-25 wins in a season. Coach Healy Twitter, UW Softball Twitter, UW Softball Facebook.

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