At Slaton ISD, excellence isn’t accidental—it’s built through commitment, culture, and leadership. That standard is on full display as Coach Jessica Hernandez recently earned her 150th career victory leading the Tigerettes softball program.

One hundred fifty wins is more than just a number. It represents many hours of practice, late-night bus rides, extra reps in the cages, and a relentless pursuit of improvement. Under Coach Hernandez’s guidance, the Tigerettes have become a consistent playoff contender, competing at a high level year after year.

What sets this program apart isn’t just the postseason appearances—it’s the standard. The Tigerettes don’t hope to compete; they expect to. They prepare to. They rise to the moment.

Even more impressive is the impact beyond the scoreboard. Under Coach Hernandez’s leadership, students have signed to play softball at the collegiate level, turning dreams into opportunities. That kind of success speaks to more than talent—it reflects development, discipline, and belief.

Coach Hernandez has built a culture where hard work is the norm, accountability is embraced, and relationships matter. The result? A program that wins consistently and prepares young women for success long after their final high school game.

Congratulations to Coach Hernandez on 150 wins—and to the Tigerettes for continuing to carry on the long standing traditions and culture Slaton Softball is known for. The foundation is strong, the expectations are high, and the future is bright.