A member of the Messiah softball program from 2022 through 2026, Wiley was part of MAC Commonwealth championship teams in both 2025 and 2026, helping the Falcons earn consecutive appearances in the NCAA Division III Tournament. Her senior season included a number of individual honors, as she earned First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Region recognition in 2026. She was also named Academic All-MAC, selected to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team and earned NFCA Scholar Athlete recognition.
Wiley's playing career also reflected her ability to balance high-level athletics with academic success. She was named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll in each of her four softball seasons and graduated cum laude from Messiah in May 2026 with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Science.
Her collegiate athletic experience extended beyond the softball diamond. Wiley was also a member of Messiah's Division III field hockey program, competing in a program that won MAC Commonwealth titles in 2022 and 2023 and made three NCAA Tournament appearances during her career.
The lessons from Wiley's playing career have also helped shape the approach she hopes to bring to coaching.
Since completing her collegiate softball career, Wiley has begun transitioning into coaching and player development. She currently works as a Softball Program Assistant and Content Creator at Prime 9 Training Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where she coaches small groups of youth and young adult baseball and softball athletes with an emphasis on hitting technique and mechanics. She also provides individualized feedback designed to improve skill development, consistency and confidence.
Wiley has also gained coaching experience as a volunteer assistant with the Red Land Girls Softball Association's 12U program. Her responsibilities include helping plan and lead practices while working with athletes on hitting, fielding, throwing and catching fundamentals.
Wiley now brings that combination of recent Division III playing experience, championship success and developing coaching background to Dickinson as she begins the next chapter of her softball career with the Red Devils.
