
Brian McCoy was born and raised right here in Webster. Now in his second full year with this squad his group looks to grow and improve as one team. Brian instills a “WE not me” philosophy on his team and the ladies work hard every time they hit the field. He is honored to have Sonja Bailey, Ryan Kiley and Mark Palamone assist him in this journey. Equally, the parents on his team are an amazing and supportive group - this cannot be done without everything they do for us.
Brian is married to his wife Nicole and has two daughters; Makenna and Makinzly. Brian is a lifelong coach just like his parents Linda and Duane McCoy (USSSA Hall of Fame members). Brian has coached both basketball and baseball from the modified through varsity levels and currently coaches a 5th grade girls basketball team locally.
Remember this is a sport of split seconds and inches, perfect practice makes perfect and if you're standing still you are wrong - Duane McCoy.
“WE not me” - 2023 McCoy 12U

Sonja Bailey is one of the assistant coaches for one of our 1st-year 12U teams led by Brian McCoy. This is her second year of coaching with Webster Xtreme and is super excited. Her daughter, Ella, plays on this team and she loves having the opportunity to help her on the field. She has a son, Brian, who loves baseball, and they play together on a daily basis. Sonja is also a math teacher and the head coach for Varsity Unified Basketball at Webster Schroeder. She finds a lot of joy with teaching academics and coaching youth sports. She has coached varsity softball, JV softball, and modified basketball in the past. She played softball, basketball, and soccer growing up in Phoenix, NY. Sonja attended SUNY Geneseo and played on their softball team. She is looking forward to a great season with this team.

Ryan Kiley is one of the assistant coaches for one of our 1st-year 12U teams led by Brian McCoy. Ryan grew up in Lockport, NY, and rode his bike to little league from t-ball through the majors. He played in high school and his first quarter (RIT) in college, ending as a pitcher and substitute 3rd baseman. He played tennis and volleyball in high school and at the club level at RIT, which is all they had, and stayed active in the local sand and hard court volleyball scene here.
In college, during the summer he would teach tennis for the Henrietta rec department for ages 6-99. Ryan has coached and assistant coached in the Penfield Little League system and the WAA last year in mini-minors.
His philosophy for coaching is simple. He wants his kids to 1) Be safe, 2) Develop a love of the game, and 3) Learn a little something along the way. His daughter Shannon is smart, charismatic, and has been drawn to softball since she watched her older brother, Sean, in PLL. She has dabbled in soccer, gymnastics, and swimming as well. She loves art and science. Ryan's wife, Kacey, is a WAA Softball board member and Sponsorship Commissioner.