Ontario Christian Athletics is excited to announce the hiring of Shelby Ghosn as the next Varsity Head Coach of the Lady Knights softball program.

Ghosn joins Ontario Christian with a deep passion for developing student-athletes both on and off the field. A former collegiate softball player at Fullerton College, she understands the commitment, discipline, and character required to compete at a high level while excelling in all areas of life.  

When asked about taking over the Ontario Christian Softball Program, Ghosn said:

“I couldn’t be more excited to step into this role and become part of the Lady Knights softball program. More than anything, I look forward to making a positive impact on these young women, sharing my passion for the game, and helping them reach their full potential both on and off the field. I’m incredibly grateful for this opportunity and have a great deal of respect for the history and tradition of Ontario Christian athletics. My goal is to continue building on that foundation, fostering a culture of faith, dedication, and unity. I look forward to getting to know the players and families, sharing my love for the game, and supporting and challenging these girls as they grow. I’m excited for what’s ahead and proud to be a Knight!”

A strong Christian Women, Ghosn is committed to coaching with positive, faith-centered leadership. She believes softball provides an opportunity to build confidence, teamwork, and character, teaching young women to honor God through their effort, relationships, and work ethic. Her vision is to build a Christ-centered culture where student-athletes grow spiritually, pursue fundamental excellence in competition, and use their God-given gifts to positively impact those around them.

During her athletic career, Ghosn was a standout two-time CIF Champion, two-time Team MVP, and two-year Team Captain at Pomona Catholic High School. Her prep achievements earned her All-CIF honors, an Inland Empire All-Star selection, She went on to compete at Fullerton College, where she also participated in team-hosted clinics to help youth athletes develop fundamental skills.

Following her playing career, Ghosn remained deeply involved in the sport through coaching and player development. She served as an Assistant Softball Coach at Pomona Catholic High School, assisting the varsity staff. Most recently, she served as an Assistant Softball Coach with Norco Girls Softball. 

Ontario Christian looks forward to the future of the girls softball program under Ghosn’s leadership as she continues the tradition of excellence while inspiring student-athletes to grow in their faith, compete with purpose, and pursue championships with humility and integrity.