Coaches Corner: West Plains’ Lexi Velasquez – Building Culture and Resilience

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A Rising Star in Coaching

Lexi Velasquez is just four years into her coaching career, but she’s already making a big impact as the Head Softball Coach and Junior High Cross Country Coach at West Plains High School.

Before joining West Plains, she coached at Amarillo High School from 2021 to 2024. One of her most memorable moments came during a JV Perryton game when one of her players pitched for the first time, and another hit a grand slam.

Watching her varsity team erupt with excitement solidified her belief in the special culture they’re building. Facing tough opponents like the two-time defending state champions, Coahoma, has helped her team realize their potential for greatness.

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