April Frazier completed her second season as the volunteer assistant coach under head coach Kelly Ford. Frazier will be the "jack of all trades" coach for the Titans as in her playing career she was a pitcher and position player. 

Frazier, who served under Ford at Mt. San Antonio College as an assistant pitching coach for two seasons, joined the Titans as an volunteer assistant coach in 2013.

Last season, she helped lead the Titans to a quick 6-0 start to the season after a sweep of the Fullerton hosted Easton Tournament, marking the best start for the program since the 2000 campaign. Chalking up an overall record of 33-21-1 and a fourth place finish in the Big West, the Titans reached the 33-win mark for the first time since 2007 after posting five more wins than a season ago. In Big West play, the Titans produced a mark of 13-11, totalling an identical number of conference wins from the 2013 season, but with three less losses. 

During her tenure at Mt. SAC, Frazier help lead the Mounties to two conference championships (2007 and 08) and a state championship in 2007. Prior to her time at Mt. SAC, Frazier played two seasons in the Professional Softball League for the Arizona Heat (2006) and Akron Racers (2007).

A 2004 graduate from the University of Oklahoma, Frazier played two seasons under head coach Patty Gasso, guiding the Sooners to two Women’s College World Series appearances as a pitcher and utility player. She finished her Sooner career with a .237 batting average and 28 RBI to go along with a 2.27 ERA and 2-1 record.

Before arriving in Norman, Okla., Frazier transferred from DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois earning first team All-Conference USA honors while also leading the Blue Demons to a Conference USA championship in 2002. 

Frazier and her husband Alex, who played in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization for five seasons, have two children, Aleida 9, and Logan 2.