Welcome to Lauren Frost Softball!

Thank you for your interest in Lauren Frost Softball! I’m excited to share my journey with you and the passion that drives my commitment to creating more opportunities for young athletes here in Alaska.

I was raised in Eagle River, Alaska, by a family rooted in sports—primarily baseball. My love of baseball led me to play entirely through high school, which, when coupled with being from Alaska, resulted in my path to collegiate softball being anything but traditional. With limited access to recruiting events, I used online recruiting services and video to showcase my skills and keep costs manageable. This ultimately led me to Stanford University, where I was fortunate to play softball for four years, and earn my degree in mechanical engineering as part of the class of 2019.

I had always assumed I’d get into coaching someday, but it wasn’t until after college that I realized how much I wanted to give back to the community that helped shape me. I knew firsthand the challenges Alaskan athletes face—limited exposure, difficult recruiting processes, and indoor winter training in facilities not made for baseball and softball. Growing up, I spent countless hours throwing in warehouses and using a batting cage my family set up in our garage just to stay sharp for the short summer season. Prior to my recruiting visits during high school, I had never actually experienced college softball in person. I was on a journey to become a college softball player, but I didn’t have a clear picture of everything that actually entailed.

Those experiences shaped my perspective and ultimately led me to start Lauren Frost Softball. While I’m passionate about helping athletes who aspire to play at the next level, my mission goes beyond that. I care just as much about creating a positive, encouraging environment where every athlete—regardless of their goals—can build confidence, develop skills, and truly enjoy the game. Whether a player dreams of competing in college or simply wants to get better and have fun, I want them to leave every session and event with a deeper love for softball.

Today, I offer private lessons focused on throwing, defense, hitting, and overall player development, with an emphasis on building strong fundamentals, confidence, and consistency. I also host Mega Camp, a three-day summer experience that brings current and former high-level players from across the country to coach our local athletes right here in Alaska—all without the need for expensive out-of-state travel.

I look so forward to working with you and your athlete and thank you for being a part of this journey!

Warmly,
Lauren Frost