University of South Alabama Athletics

AT ZION CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
• Lettered four seasons in softball for Zion Christian Academy in Columbia, Tenn.
• Helped the Eagles capture three-straight Tennessee State Independent Athletic Association state titles (2022, ’23, ’24)
• Selected as the TISAA MVP each of her final three prep seasons
• Left holding the school record for wins by a pitcher as she was 45-14 in the circle during her career
• Also left holding the school record for career strikeouts as she posted 675 strikeouts in 356 innings of work
• Batted .443 with 27 home runs and 40 stolen bases during her prep career
• As a junior, batted .429 in 35 games with 48 hits, 46 runs and 35 RBI. 
• Recorded 23 extra-base hits – eight doubles, six triples and nine home runs – and 14 stolen bases
• Went 8-2 in the circle with a 2.18 earned run average, while striking out 140 batters in 74 innings of work
• As a sophomore during the 2022 season, batted .472 with 42 hits, to go along with 45 runs scored and 40 RBI, and had 26 extra-base hits with 13 doubles, five triples and eight home runs
• Went 11-1 in the circle with a 1.20 ERA, holding opponents to a .122 batting average and striking out 167 batters in 76 innings, the latter two stats both single-season marks at Zion Christian
• Played three years of travel ball with Alabama Sparks Elite where she compiled a 53-8 record in the circle and struck out 385 batters competing against elite competition
• Named MVP at both the 2024 USA Worlds Fastpitch Championship and the 2021 USSA National Championship
• Also lettered a season in basketball for the Eagles where in 24 games, she recorded 289 rebounds and 39 blocks – both single-season marks at Zion Christian – as a junior

PERSONAL
• Full name is Ashleia Elizabeth Dewyria Coble
• Born in Columbia, Tenn.
• Daughter of Eric Coble and Amy Koslick
• Third of four children in her family
• Has an older brother, Chris, older sister, Saige, and a younger sister Mary Marshall
• Grandfather, Richard Koslick played baseball for four seasons at Tennessee Tech and then two years in the New York Yankees system
• Majoring in journalism