Favorite Team Growing Up: USA Softball Team
Favorite Athlete Growing Up: Lisa Fernandez
Walk Up Song: Dare You to Doubt Me by The Script
Fun Sports Fact: I made the prediction before my senior year we would go undefeated and win the state championship. That is exactly what we did.
My “Why”: I want to give back to the game that helped shape me by developing the next generation of athletes the right way. Softball gave me confidence, discipline, and lifelong lessons, and I’m passionate about creating that same impact for these girls. It’s about more than just softball, it’s about helping them grow into strong and confident women. I want to build a culture where they are challenged, supported, and held to a high standard, while learning accountability, work ethic, and how to truly compete.
Carrie Fowler
Co-Founder, Vice President & Treasurer
An accomplished athlete and state champion whose passion now centers on mentoring and developing future leaders through youth sports.
Carrie is a standout alumna of Weatherford High School, where she established herself as one of the most dominant softball players in program history. A four-year varsity starter, Carrie made an immediate impact as a freshman in 1997, earning 1st Team All-District honors as an infielder.
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She continued to excel throughout her high school career, being named Pitcher of the Year in 1998 as a sophomore. By her senior season in 2000, Carrie reached elite status, earning District MVP, All-State Team honors, and State Player of the Year as a pitcher. That year, she delivered a historic performance, finishing with a perfect 34–0 record. She led her team to a State Championship season with a 25–0 record, posting an incredible 0.20 ERA and recording 208 strikeouts in 2000. In addition to her dominance in the circle, Carrie was a force at the plate, finishing with a .417 batting average.
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Carrie’s legacy at Weatherford High School is defined by excellence, leadership, and one of the most remarkable seasons in state history.
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Carrie is married to Will and lives in Weatherford with her 3 children Peyton, Parker and Adalynn
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Role & Responsibilities
Budget Planning & Financial Oversight
Helps develop and monitor the organization’s budget, ensuring funds are allocated responsibly, expenses are controlled, and financial decisions support the nonprofit’s mission and long-term sustainability.
Fundraising & Community Relations
Assists in fundraising efforts (sponsorships, grants, events), Represents the organization in the community & Builds relationships with donors, parents, and local leaders
Operations Oversight
Ensures day-to-day operations align with the nonprofit’s mission (youth development through sports), Helps coordinate between staff, volunteers, coaches, and board members & Monitors program quality, safety standards, and participant experience
FUTURE VISION
Transforming Athletic Access in Parker County
Carrie will help grow the nonprofit by turning its mission into structured, sustainable expansion. She’ll work alongside the President to refine the organization’s vision and translate it into clear, actionable goals—such as increasing youth participation, improving program quality, and expanding into new communities or sports offerings.
Operationally, she’ll focus on building a stronger foundation. That means improving how programs are run, ensuring consistency across teams and coaches, and creating systems that allow the organization to grow without losing quality. As participation increases, this kind of structure becomes critical.
A big part of her impact will come from relationships and visibility. Carrie will actively build partnerships with schools, local businesses, and community leaders to open doors for new opportunities—whether that’s facility access, sponsorships, or collaborative programs. These relationships directly fuel growth.