Rainna Stangle

Dynamic professional with a strong background in customer service at Costco, excelling in fast and accurate item handling. Proven ability to mentor youth as a softball coach, fostering teamwork and sportsmanship. Skilled in communication and attention to detail, committed to creating positive experiences for customers and athletes alike. CPR/First Aid certified.

Passionate youth softball coach and enthusiastic outdoor adventurer. When I'm not on the field helping young athletes grow their skills and confidence, you'll find me exploring hiking trails, competing in friendly games of pickleball, casting a line at the lake, or simply soaking up nature. I believe in maintaining a healthy balance between leadership, recreation, and personal growth—and I bring that energy and mindset into every practice, game, and outdoor experience. My goal is to inspire others to stay active, push themselves, and enjoy the journey both on and off the field.

During my career at St. Cloud Technical and Community College (SCTCC), I was honored to earn several national and conference-level awards, including being named an NFCA All-American, NJCAA Second Team All-American, and the NFCA Catcher of the Year for NJCAA Division III. I was also recognized as the 2022 South Division Softball Player of the Year and selected to the Region XIIIA All-Tournament Team, Region 13A Softball Team, All-MCAC Team, and the MCAC South Softball All-Division Team. I was proud to be named National Player of the Week and earned MCAC Player of the Week honors twice, while also being part of the MCAC All-Academic Team. In 273 career at-bats at SCTCC, I hit .502 with 137 hits, 60 extra-base hits, and 122 RBIs. Before college, I attended Sartell High School where I was a four-time letter winner, team captain my senior year, and the recipient of the SALT leadership award. I was a three-time CLC All-Conference selection, three-time St. Cloud Times All-Area honoree, and earned 1st Team All-State recognition after helping lead my team to a 2021 State Tournament appearance. In my high school career, I had 81 hits, 33 extra-base hits, and 69 RBIs in 168 at-bats, finishing with a .443 batting average.

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