LSU Softball Staff
Camp Staff
JILL BARRETT NEAL
Jill (Barrett) Neal was an All-American third baseman for the Tulsa Golden Hurricane in 2014. She jumped into the lineup as a freshman at third base and started every game during her four-year career. Jill was a three-time First Team All-CUSA member, a two-time First Team All-Region performer and a 2014 NFCA All-American.
She played two seasons in the National Pro Fastpitch League for the Akron Racers before being traded to the Chicago Bandits. In her third season with the Bandits, she was second on the team with a .345 batting average and led the team to the Cowles Cup Championship.
She was a 3 time All-NPF player.
ZACH JERMAIN, Ph.D.
Zach Jermain currently serves as the Data Analyst for the LSU Softball Team. A native of Missouri, Zach grew up playing men's fastpitch before enrolling as a student manager at the University of Missouri. His journey to Baton Rouge began in December of 2016 when he enrolled as a Master's Degree student at LSU.
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He is completed his Ph.D. level research in Mathematics of Material Science and Plasmonic Metamaterials at LSU in Summer 2024.
Raeleen Gutierrez
Raeleen completed her career at LSU being named to the NFCA South All-Region Third Team and SEC All-Defensive Team. She was also named to the 23' SEC All-Defensive Team. This past year, she led the team with 25 extra-base hits behind 17 doubles, two triples, and six home runs. Her 17 doubles tied at No. 10 in program history for the most in a single season.​
Danieca Coffey
Coffey completed her career at LSU as a three-time NFCA All-Region selection and second first-team honor after being named to the 2025 NFCA Gulf All-Region First Team…also placed on the 2025 All-SEC Second Team…led the team with a .388 batting average, a .509 on-base percentage, 69 hits, 55 runs and 47 walks…her on-base percentage ranked No. 5 in the LSU single-season record book, her batting averaged sits at No. 10 and her walks ranks No. 3…also hit two home runs, including her second career grand slam, where she drove in a career-high five RBI versus Weber State (March 1)…turned in a personal career-high 38 RBI…paced the club with 21 multi-hit games and had 10 multi-RBI games…opened season with a 39-game reached base streak and 25-game hitting streak dating back to the 2024 season.
She concluded her LSU career ranked No. 2 all-time with a .457 on-base percentage, No. 5 with a .366 batting average, No. 5 with 121 walks, No. 10 with 10 triples and No. 10 with 325 assists…recorded 75 career multi-hit games, ranking No. 8 all-time…scored 170 runs, had seven home runs, 105 RBI and stole 41 bases on 49 attempts.
McKenzie Redoutey
Redoutey started in all 57 games she appeared in her senior season…turned in her third consecutive season with a .300 batting average, finishing with a career-best .315 average with 52 hits, 33 runs, 45 RBI and drew 27 walks…hit 19 extra-base hits, including 13 doubles, two triples and four home runs…averaged a .491 slugging percentage and .415 on-base percentage…defensively, she had a perfect fielding percentage for the second consecutive season with 38 putouts and three assists from right field…recorded a season-high three hits twice and matched a career-high four RBI at Arkansas on May 2 after hitting her first career grand slam…registered 15 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games…logged her longest career reached base streak at 12 games and longest hitting streak at nine games.
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She completed career with 212 starts and 225 appearances, where she logged a .298 batting average, 175 hits, 126 runs, 117 RBI and 94 walks…had 44 doubles, six triples and 18 home runs, contributing to a .485 career slugging percentage and had a .403 on-base percentage…also totaled eight sacrifice flies, five sac hits and was 7-for-7 in stolen bases…in the field, she had a .979 fielding percentage with 175 putouts, 13 assists and four errors…she committed only one error in the last three seasons.
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Amanda Doyle
Doyle was named to the NFCA South All-Region team her senior year … Named to the LSWA first team All-Louisiana … Made an appearance in 55 games with 54 starts at third base … Finished 2021 with a .271 batting average with 46 hits in 170 at-bats … Showed off her power with 10 home runs on the year coupled with five doubles … Sat in second on the team with 40 RBI … Had a .476 slugging percentage … Hit .588 during the first five games of the season (10-for-17) which included five home runs, six runs scored, and 12 RBI … At the beginning of SEC play, she went on a six-game hitting streak, going 5-for-11 at Tennessee … In the final weekend of the conference slate, she tallied five hits against Auburn … As a mainstay at third base, she recorded 52 putouts and collected 95 assists with only five errors on the year and 152 chances … Tallied 13 multi-hit games and finished the regular season with a nine-game hitting streak.