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If you are a parent of a student in grades K-12th looking to skyrocket their softball skills, then this is a great opportunity for them to learn from one of the best in the business!

Coach Boo brings a wealth of experience and expertise. She is an active member of the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) and is a Master Coach. With a remarkable 19-year career as a Division I collegiate coach and clinician, her journey began in the competitive arena of travel ball, where she earned numerous state and national championships.

Coach Boo competed collegiately at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she served as a three-year captain and garnered All-Big Ten honors on three occasions. Her coaching journey has taken her to highly prestigious institutions such as Madison College, Edgewood College, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Arizona State University, University of Arkansas, and most recently, Purdue University.

For those aspiring to play at the collegiate level, Coach Boo possesses the knowledge and experience required to help you achieve your goals. She has successfully recruited and signed several Top 25 classes, developing numerous athletes to achieve All-Conference, All-Region, and All-American accolades. With the right mindset, work ethic, preparation, and exposure, you could be her next success story!

Coach Boo and her husband, Emerson, own Boo De Oliveira Softball Camps LLC, a venture they launched in 2016. Over the past seven years, they've transformed it into one of the nation's premier camp businesses. Their family, including Mila (7), Nico (2), and Nora (newborn), are at the heart of their endeavor. Now that Coach Boo has shifted her focus from collegiate coaching to her growing family, their mission is to further nurture the growth of softball in the state of Indiana and across the country.

CAREER ACCOLADES BY YEAR

Purdue University

West Lafayette, IN

Head Coach, 2016 – 2023

2023:

Overall: 23-30 / B1G10: 6-17 (13^th place)
Beat Michigan – First time since 2014. Top 50 RPI win (#27). Purdue was previously 2-38 vs Michigan.
Defense ranked 5^th in B1G10 standings
Olivia McFadden ranked in top 20 for B1G10 Fielding Percentage
Purdue shut out opponents five times this season, the most a Boilermaker squad has tallied in an entire season in seven years (last: 2016 with 8). It is the most shutouts in a single season during HC Boo De Oliveira’s tenure.
The Boilermakers secured back-to-back shutouts in a single day on two separate occasions. The last time a Purdue team has accomplished the feat was in 2004.
Tyrina Jones was named Big Ten Player of the Week on March 6 following an impressive performance, which included a .533 batting avg, 2 homers, 6 RBI and 8 hits.
Purdue's .500 batting avg. vs. Butler was not only a season-high, but the highest team batting avg. in two seasons.
Purdue totaled 12 RBI in Week One at Florida State’s JoAnne Graf Classic, the most since the opening weekend of the 2020 season when Purdue totaled 14 at FAU (2/8/2020).
Meanwhile, Purdue also totaled 12-RBI the 12-8 victory vs. Syracuse in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, one shy of entering the Purdue single-game record book performances.
Alex Echazarreta posted a one-hitter during the ACC/Big Ten Challenge with 11 strikeouts and 1 run vs. NC State (2/18). It was the first complete game one-hitter for Purdue since 2021.
Echazarreta ranks 10th in the league with a .638 slugging % and 9th in homers (12)
Kiara Dillon's 20-22 stolen bases are the most since 2017 and rank 4th in the league.
Echazarreta's 12 homers are the most since 2019. It is only the fourth season a Boilermaker has reached double-digit homers since 2009.
The 11-member freshman class is one of the strongest in the nation, having been ranked the No. 5 Recruit Class by Extra Innings Softball on signing day.
Member of 2023 recruiting class named Extra Innings High School All-American (Ashlynn Campbell)
Among the standout class is Las Vegas native Jordyn Ramos, who not only was named by MaxPreps as the Best Player in the State of Nevada in 2022, but was also selected by the NCAA as a top-55 freshman to watch this season.
Three Boilermakers named CSC Academic All-District Team honorees (Alex Echazarreta, Anna Lonchar, Alexa Pinarski)
Twelve student-athletes earned Academic All-B1G Ten Honorees with a 3.0 GPA or higher (Bailey, Kate Claypool, Kiara Dillon, Alex Echazarreta-4x, Becca Edwards, Kiersen George, Hailey Hayes, Tyrina Jones, Kendall Klochak, Anna Lonchar, Alexa Pinarski, Ryen Ross)
Five student-athletes honored as B1G Ten Distinguished Scholars with a 3.7 GPA or higher (Kate Claypool, Becca Edwards, Hailey Hayes, Kendall Klochak, and Alexa Pinarski)
National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Service Award
Ten Years of Service to Purdue University Award Winner (presented July 2023)

2022:

Overall: 24-31 / B1G10: 7-15 (11^th place)
B1G10 Tournament Participants
Alex Echazarreta punched out over 100 batters in 105.1 innings pitched
.971 Fielding % ranked #2 all time, #32 in the nation
Rachel Becker: .429 BA ranks #17 in nation, .522 OB% ranks #21, 66 hits are #45, conference batting average of .517 is #3 in B1G10 history, led the conference in back-to-back years in batting average
Jade Moy’s SAC flies rank #40 in nation
34 home runs ranks 4^th in program history (most since 2014)
17 SAC flies tie 2003 program record
Ranked 3^rd in B1G10 in triples
Infielders ranked 6^th, 7^th, 8^th in B1G10 in assists
B1G10 Player of the Week – March 14 (Rachel Becker)
All-B1G10 - 1^st Team (Rachel Becker)
2 athletes named CoSIDA Academic All-District (Rachel Becker, Alex Echazarreta)
All-Mideast Region – 1^st Team (Rachel Becker), 2^nd Team (Alex Echazarreta)
All-American – 3^rd Team (Rachel Becker) – Just the 2^nd All-American in Purdue Softball History
Academic All-American – 3^rd Team (Rachel Becker – Chemical Engineering)
11 Academic All-Big Ten Honorees
2021 Class consisted of recruits all ranked in the top 100 nationally
2022 Class ranked #5 in the nation with 6 ranking in the top 100 nationally
2023 Class verbally committed 6 recruits ranked in the top 100 nationally

2021: (only competed against B1G10 teams due to COVID)

Overall: 18-26 (10^th place)
Reached 100^th win milestone
.972 Fielding % is best in program history
All-B1G10 - 1^st Team (Rachel Becker), 2^nd Team (Cora Bassett, Kaitlyn Brannstrom), Freshman (Kaitlyn Brannstrom)
- Rachel Becker led the conference in batting average
- 2021 class consisted of recruits all ranked in the top 100 nationally
- Academic All-District V (15 athletes)

2020: (COVID shortened season, no awards)

Overall: 15-10 (4^th place prior to season ending)
1^st in B1G10 Batting Average, Hits, Runs, RBIs
2^nd in B1G10 in runs scored
Top 3 in most offensive categories
Academic All-District V (15 athletes)
2019:
Overall: 34-29 / B1G10: 6-17 (11^th place)
B1G10 Player of the Week – March 4 (Jenny Behan)
All-B1G10 - 1^st Team (Jenny Behan), Defense (Kasey Wilhoit)
All-MidEast Region – 2^nd Team (Jenny Behan)
NISC Championship
Academic All-District V (7 athletes)

2018:

Overall: 16-40 / B1G10: 7-15 (10^th place)
All- Big Ten – 1^st Team (Jenny Behan)
B1G10 Pitcher of the Week – May 7 (Sydney Bates)
B1G10 Freshmen of the Week -May 7 (Sydney Bates)
Academic All-District V (8 athletes)

2017:

Overall: 20-36 / B1G10: 9-14 (9^th place)
All-B1G10 - 1^st Team (Mallory Baker)
All-MidEast Region – 2^nd Team (Mallory Baker)
Academic All-District V (9 athletes)

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR

Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, 2015-2016

2016:

Overall: 17-39 / SEC: 1-23
Recruited Top 25 2017 Recruiting Class (ranked by Flo Softball), as well as two All-Americans.
Recruited two Gatorade Players of the Year (Illinois and Florida) and the 2016 MaxPreps National Player of the Year.
Recruited most of the team that won SEC Championship in 2021 and 2022
Published author in Top Recruit NFCA’s Camp Magazine, Volume II, 2016.

Arizona State University

Tempe, AZ

Assistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator, 2013-2015

2015:

Overall: 36-22 / PAC12: 12-11 (4^th place)
Team ranked Top 25
NCAA Regional Championship
Coached two All Pac 12 1^st Team (Amber Freeman, Haley Steele)
Coached 1 PAC12 Pitcher of the Week (Breanna Macha – March 9)
Academic All-American (Amber Freeman)
Two NCAA regional final appearances
Coached one 1^st Team All-American (Amber Freeman)
2014-2015: Coached 21 All-Pac 12 selections and 11 NFCA All-Region honorees

2014:

Overall: 46-12-1 / PAC12: 15-7-1 (3^rd place)
Team ranked Top 24
2.14 ERA
Team Fielding Percentage .971
Coached 3 PAC12 Pitchers of the Week (Mackenzie Popescue April 28, Dallas Escobedo – Feb 11, March 12)
Coached two Academic All-Americans (Bailey Wigness, Amber Freeman)
Coached two 2^nd team All-Americans (Dallas Escobedo, Amber Freeman)
PAC12 Scholar Athlete of the Year (Amber Freeman)
Dallas Escobedo named Top 25 Finalist for USA Softball Player of the Year
NCAA Regional Host, NCAA Regional Championship

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, NC

Assistant Head Coach / Recruiting Coordinator / College Instructor, 2010-2013

2013:
Overall: 40-21 / ACC:13-8 ACC (3^rd place)
Team ranked in Top 25 during season
Beat Top two Top 20 Teams (#10 LSU 2-10-13 & #20 Baylor 3-1-13)
ACC Pitcher of the Week three times (2-19-13, 2-16-13, 4-26-13)
ACC Player of the Week two times (3-5-13 & 4-23-13)
Athlete broke UNC Career Home Run Record
Pitcher ranks 3^rd in UNC history in opposing batting average (.195), 2nd^h on UNC’s
Single-Season Complete Game Shut-Outs List & 6^th on UNC’s Career Strikeout List
ACC Regular Season 3^rd Place
Four athletes named to All-ACC Conference Team
ACC Tournament 3^rd Place with two athletes chosen to All-ACC Tournament Team
Pitcher currently ranks nationally: 6^th for wins (29) , 10^th for strikeouts (284), & 75^th for shutouts (5)
Team ranked nationally in top 50: batting average (.303 - 36^th), fielding percentage (.974 - 13^th), home runs per game (1.0 - 36^th),
Three athletes garnered All-Southeast Region honors
NCAA Regional Participant (Eugene, Oregon) – 3^rd place
Athlete made NCAA All-Region Team
NFCA Assistant Coach Representative & UNC Dick Baddour Carolina Leadership Academy Liaison

2012:

Overall: 43-15 / ACC: 13-4 (1^st place)
Team ranked in Top 25
Team ranked in the top in ACC in eight main offensive categories: batting average (.288), slugging percentage (.477), runs (308), RBIs (308), hits (424)
Ranked second in ACC ERA (2.20) and opposing batting average (.212)
Pitcher struck out 333 batters with an ERA of 1.87 and an opposing batting average of .189
Pitcher threw two No-Hitters (3-9-11 vs UNLV & 3-21-11 vs South Carolina) and a Combined No-Hitter (2-22-12 vs Longwood)
Batter ranked 4^th in UNC Single-Season Homerun Record
Pitcher tied the school record for starts (40) & appearances (49)
Pitcher ranked 4^th on UNC’s Single-Season Strikeouts List (333 )and threw 13 complete games shut-outs good for 2^nd in UNC Single-Season Records
Team beat two Top 25 Teams: vs #22 FSY (won 4-2 on 4-1-12) and vs #17 Auburn (won 1-0 on 3-3-12)
ACC Regular Season Champions
Four athletes garnered All-ACC Conference Team
Athlete named UNC B.C.L.A. Leader of Distinction
Two athletes chosen to All-ACC Tournament Team
Three athletes named to All-ACC Academic Honor Roll
ACC Pitcher of the Year & ACC Coach of the Year
Pitcher broke UNC single-season record for wins (33)
ACC Pitcher of the Week three times 3-29-12, 4-26-12, & 5-10-12)
ACC Tournament 3^rd Place
NCAA Regional Runner-Up (Athens, Georgia)
Three athletes selected to All-Region Team
Team ranked nationally in top 50: ERA (2.2 - 38^th), home runs per game (1.16 - 15^th), slugging percentage (0.473 - 18^th)
Pitcher ranked nationally: strike outs per 7 innings (9^th- 331.0), shutouts (5^th- 13.0)

2011:

Overall: 34-21/ ACC: 13-7 (2^nd place)
Team ranked in Top 25
NFCA National Player of the Week: Lori Spingola
Pitcher ranked 7^th on UNC Single-Season Strikeouts List (285)
Batter ranked 6^th on UNC’s Single-Season RBI Record (46) & 4^th in Home Runs (12)
Pitcher broke UNC single-season record for wins (27)and inning pitched (267.1)
Pitcher notched 10 or more strike outs in six outings
Pitcher threw two No Hitters (2-27-11 vs Penn State & 5-13-11 vs Boston College)
Pitcher posted an ACC best 9 wins & ACC Pitcher of the Week (4 times)
Pitcher tossed 11 complete-game shut-outs & threw a perfect game (2-27-11 vs Penn State)
Pitcher ranked nationally in top 100: strikeouts (285.0 - 29^th), shutouts (11 - 15^th), victories (21^st with 27), strikeouts per 7 innings (7.5 - 71^st) ERA (1.73 - 51^st), walks per 7 innings (1.57 - 49^th)
Team ranked nationally in top 100: double plays per game (0.35 - 50^th), ERA (62^nd - 2.48),
Three athletes named to All-ACC Conference Team
Athlete named UNC B.C.L.A. Leader of Distinction
Three athletes garnered All-ACC Tournament Team honors
One athlete named NFCA Scholar Athlete
Three athletes earned All-Academic Honor Roll
ACC Tournament Runner-Up

Purdue University

West Lafayette, IN

First Assistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator, 2007-2010

2010:

Overall: 23-30 / B1G10: 8-10 (6^th place)
Led nation in stolen bases per game (2.67).
Played 12 games against ranked opponents, beating No. 23 Louisiana-Lafayette.
Extended streak of non-losing (.500 or better) seasons to 12 with 27-27 mark.
Finished sixth in the B1G10 in matching 2009 finish
Player selected to First team All-Mideast Region
Two players garnered All-B1G10 Team honors
Six players garnered Academic All-B1G10 honors
One Academic All-District V first team honoree
Set Game Record for Team Stolen Bases (12) vs. Michigan State, April 28; ranks ninth most in Division I history.
Tied game records for individual home runs (2 twice), stolen bases (3 six times), runs (4 twice), walks (3 twice).
Two athletes earn B1G10 Distinguished Honor (3.0 Cum)
Set Season Records for Team Stolen Bases (140); Individual stolen Bases - (43); and Strikeouts (216).
Tied season record for Team Triples (18)
Set Career Records for Stolen Bases (85)
Named National Fastpitch Coaches College Two Star Master Coach

2009:

Overall: 31-20 / B1G10: 12-8 (6^th place)
Beat Five Top 25 ranked teams: #4 UCLA, #10 Northwestern, #14 Ohio State, #18 Texas A&M and #19 Louisville, the most for Purdue since 1997.
Advanced to the NCAA Regional Championship Game with two postseason wins, both program firsts.
Beat #4UCLA, marking Purdue’s first win over a Top 6 opponent in program history, in 29 tries.
Four players were named to All-B1G10 teams
Nine student-athletes earned Academic All-B1G10 honors, while two earned Academic All-District V accolades.
Three players were named either B1G10 Pitcher or Player of the Week (including pitchers Dana Alcocer, Suzie Rzegocki)
Set new season record with 45 hit by pitch (Conference leader)
Led Big Ten in stolen bases (100), double plays (21) & sacrifice flies (13)
B1G10 Tournament Participant
NCAA Regional Championship – Runner Up

2008:

Overall: 35-23 / Big 10: 9-9 (5^th place)
Downed #7 Baylor during the regular season, tying the program’s biggest win over a ranked foe in school history and giving the team its first win over a Top 10 foe since 1999.
Three players were named to All-Big Ten teams, while four garnered TPS/Louisville Slugger All-Mideast Region honors.
Seven student athletes earned Academic All-Big Ten honors
Two players garnered B1G10 Player of the Week honors (including catcher Jenna Alexander)
Dana Alcocer threw a no-hitter against UC Davis.
Purdue set team season record with 97 sacrifice bunts, a mark that also led the Big Ten.
B1G10 Tournament Participant
Purdue earned the first NCAA Regional berth and victory in program history
Defeated Cal State Fullerton for the program’s first NCAA Regional victory
NFCA Mideast Regional Coaching Staff of the Year

Madison College (Formerly Madison Area Technical College - M.A.T.C.)

Madison, WI

Head Softball Coach, Spring 2006 – Summer 2007

2006-2007:
Recruited entire team without scholarships& hired staff during summer/fall of 2006
Assisted in raising funds + oversaw budget
Itasca Community College – Jennie Guyer Memorial Tournament Champions
Beat Nationally ranked College of DuPage (#5) 10-1
Coached Pitcher to Top 25 National Ranking for overall pitching statistics & for strikeouts (Courtney Jordak)
Tracked the academic success of three Academic-All Conference and one Academic All-State player
Led team to a National Team Batting Average Ranking of 11th - .339
Led team to Region XIII A Runners-Up as first year program
Coached two All-American nominees
Coached four All-Region nominees

Edgewood College

Madison, WI

Assistant Softball Coach, 2005-2006

2006:

Helped program to first ever undefeated season in the LMC Conference & LMC Conference Championship – most wins in conference history
2006 LMC Coaching Staff of the Year and Rookie of the Year
Coached All-Conference Players: three 1^st Team, five 2^nd Team, two All-Rookie

University of Wisconsin
Madison, WI
Student-Athlete, 2001-2005

2005:

Elected Team Captain
UW S.A.A.C. President
UW Big Ten S.A.A.C. Representative
UW Athletic Board Representative
Tulsa Invitational Tournament Team
Big Ten Player of the Week
All-Big Ten Conference Team Selection
UW Co-MVP Award
UW Sportsmanship Award
Big Ten Sportsmanship Award
Coca-Cola Community All-American Nominee
UW Community All-American Award
Badger Nation’s Top 15 Female Athlete
Badger Nation’s Female Athlete of the Year Nominee
Big Ten Tournament Participant
NCAA Regional Participant

2004:

Elected Team Captain
UW S.A.A.C. President
UW Big Ten S.A.A.C. Representative
UW Athletic Board Representative
All-Big Ten Conference Team Selection
UW MVP Award
UW Most Offensive Player of the Year Award

2003:

Elected Team Captain
UW Student Athlete of the Month (October)
UW S.A.A.C. Representative
All-Big Ten Conference Team Selection
UW Badger Pride Award
UW Sportsmanship Award
NCAA Leadership Conference Selection

2002:

Student Athlete Advisory Committee (S.A.A.C.) Representative
UW Badger Pride Award
UW Most Defensive Player of the Year Award
Big Ten Tournament Participant
NCAA Regional Participant