Profile: Kim Nutter, Softball team coach

Kim Nutter is entering her 16th year with the softball team, second as co-head coach.

Nutter returned to the Dons last season to coach alongside Co-Head Coach Jessica Rapoza.

“The two of us are a good fit together. Jessica is young, a great coach, and has excellent experience,” Nutter said.

Prior to returning to the Dons, Nutter was on a coaching hiatus. During her free time she traveled, and volunteered at a Boxer rescue kennel.

She’s coached at Long Beach City and Rio Hondo Community Colleges.

“The entire staff here is great. The love and support from the athletic family is unparalleled,” Nutter said.

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