Rob Schweyer

Biography

Rob Schweyer, one of the brightest and most innovative minds in training softball pitchers, enters his third year as an assistant coach at UCLA in 2026. Schweyer owns a 150-32 record (.881) and has helped UCLA to two Women’s College World Series appearances in his three years as an assistant. The pitching guru is a two-time member NFCA West Region Coaching Staff of the Year since arriving in Westwood. In 2025, Schweyer oversaw the Bruins’ three-armed arsenal of Taylor Tinsley, Kaitlyn Terry and Addisen Fisher. UCLA’s pitching staff was effective, ranking third in the country in WHIP (1.07), fifth in shutouts (18) and 10th in earned run average (2.47). Tinsley received the first NFCA All-America recognition of her career being named to the Third Team after leading the Bruins with a 2.44 ERA and compiling a 15-6 record with 159 strikeouts. Terry became a 20-game winner for a second straight year to open her collegiate career and finished the season with a team-best 172 punchouts. Fisher maintained a 2.59 ERA over 113.2 innings in her debut season and landed a spot on the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. Schweyer helped UCLA turn a 3-4 start into a 43-12 finish and return to the WCWS his first year with the program in 2024. The Bruins claimed the Pac-12 Conference regular season and tournament titles behind a 14-game winning streak stretching from late April through May. The performance earned Schweyer, who coached the Bruins’ young pitching duo of freshman Kaitlyn Terry and sophomore

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