Prep Athletics

Alexis Price is a visionary leader in high school athletics whose commitment to excellence and inclusivity has transformed athletic programs and opened doors for student-athletes at every level. In 2025, she was honored as the California Female Athletic Director of the Year by the California Coaches Association—a well-deserved recognition of her outstanding leadership and impact.

A former Division I collegiate athlete, Alexis competed in women’s golf at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, bringing the same competitive drive and team focus to her administrative career. With a Master’s in Sports Administration, she combines deep academic preparation with real-world experience to guide coaches and athletes toward success.

Over a decade of coaching and more than six years as an athletic director have underpinned Alexis’s impressive record of achievement: under her direction, the program has earned over 50 league titles, captured five CIF Southern Section Championships, and achieved historic milestones in both girls and boys golf—earning the first-ever CIF-SS championships in school history for both programs.

Individually, Alexis has been named Girls Golf Coach of the Year in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) from 2019-2023, and Boys Golf Coach of the Year from 2019-2024. Through program development initiatives, she has launched new sports, including boys volleyball (2019), esports (2020), fencing (2024), and girls flag football (2025), expanding opportunities for all students.

Her professional affiliations include membership in the Global Community of Women in High School Sports, the California Coaches Association, and the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. She also serves on the CIF-SS Small Schools Advisory Board—ensuring her influence extends beyond her own campus into the broader educational athletics community.

Off the field, Alexis is a proud mom of two young children—Louie (age 3) and Ashton (age 18 months)—and is married to her partner and fellow sports professional, Phillip Lopez. She brings the same energy, empathy, and strategic insight to her home life as she does to her athletic department.

Shane Beatty brings more than a decade of coaching experience across the club, high school, and collegiate levels, combining championship success with a passion for developing confident, competitive athletes. His coaching journey reflects a lifelong dedication to helping players grow and discover their potential on and off the court.

From 2017–2025, Shane coached club volleyball, highlighted by leading Team Rockstar to the 2018 15U USAV Open National Championship. He has also served as the Head Coach at St. John Bosco High School and contributed to collegiate programs at Holy Names University and Long Beach City College, where he focused on strengthening fundamentals, elevating team culture, and preparing athletes for high-level competition.

Before coaching, Shane built an impressive athletic résumé of his own. He competed professionally with the Blizzard Avalanche (2016) and excelled as a collegiate Setter at Hope International University, earning Setter of the Year honors in 2015, and at Grossmont College, where he was named 2011 PCAC Co-Player of the Year and a 2012 All-Conference selection.

Shane’s competitive foundation began long before college. As a member of Seaside Volleyball Club, he won the 2010 USAV Open National Championship and earned Junior Olympics All-Tournament Team recognition. At Granite Hills High School in El Cajon, California, he was a two-time First Team All-Conference volleyball selection and also competed in varsity baseball.

Driven by energy, commitment, and a genuine love for athlete development, Shane continues to pursue his mission: to build strong teams, inspire young players, and contribute to the growth of the sport he loves.

Jasmine Hardy is a certified athletic trainer and performance specialist with a strong background in collegiate and professional sports medicine. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and her master’s degree in Athletic Training from California State University, Long Beach, where she also competed as a Division I basketball player for four years.

Jasmine brings experience from working with the Connecticut Sun of the WNBA, adding high-level sports performance and athlete-care expertise to her clinical skill set. In addition to her athletic training certification, she is also a certified personal trainer, allowing her to integrate rehabilitation, injury prevention, and performance training into her approach.

Jasmine is committed to supporting the health, safety, and performance of all student-athletes through evidence-based care and a holistic understanding of athletic demands.