Jody Schwartz began her softball/baseball coaching career in 1990. She has coached several local ASA Traveling Teams for the last ten years. She spent her collegiate coaching career at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. Internationally, Jody coached an amateur USA team. She took the team to Australia to compete internationally and brought home the gold. Now, Jody spends her time giving private softball/baseball lessons.

Jody began playing little league baseball as a child. From there she began to play softball. She played for the Southern Calif. Shilos and then played for the Southern Calif. Raiders. She was a five time National Champion with the California Raiders. In 1984, Schwartz participated in the Olympics and won a bronze medal. Schwartz played four years at Creighton University and was a two time NCAA "All American". After graduating from college, Schwartz moved to Reno, Nevada. Now, Schwartz has her own business providing private baseball/softball to the community. While, living in Reno, Schwartz started playing semi-pro baseball for the local Reno Diamonds. From there, Schwartz was the first woman to participate in the Mens Adult Baseball World Series in Phoenix, Arizona.