Amy Hills enters her second season on staff as she was hired in July 2025 as an assistant coach under head coach Brooke Lowery.
Fairmont State finished the season with a 38-15 record as it went 23-5 in the MEC, winning its fourth-consecutive North Division title. Six Falcons were named to the All-MEC teams as Bella Hess headlined the honors as she was named Defensive Player of the Year and First Team All-MEC. Joining in the conference awards were Delaney Haller (First Team), Breonna Marietta (First Team), Emma Paul (First Team), Jaylin McGill (Second Team) and Avery Townsend (Second Team). Haller, Hess, Marietta and Paul were also named NFCA All-Atlantic Region Second Team and earned CSC Academic All-District distinction. Marietta also earned D2CCA All-Atlantic Region Second Team.Â
Prior to Fairmont State, Hills was a Graduate Assistant with the University of Charleston softball program. In her role, she works primarily with hitting, infield, and outfield development, helping Charleston to back-to-back MEC Tournament Championships (2024 & 2025), an NCAA Atlantic Regional title (2025), and a 2024 NCAA Division II World Series appearance.
During her tenure, the Golden Eagles have ranked among the nation’s best both offensively and defensively, including a .343 team batting average (#15 in NCAA DII, 2024) and a .980 fielding percentage (#1 in NCAA DII, 2024). Her efforts have also contributed to multiple All-Conference, All-Region, and All-American selections, including Conference Players and Pitchers of the Year.
A native of Virginia, Hills played collegiately at Rollins College before pursuing her Master of Science in Strategic Leadership at the University of Charleston.
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