During her four-year tenure, she has helped Donna Fields and the Rattlers transition from the Heartland to the Lone Star Conference. In her first two seasons, the team won the Heartland Conference regular season titles before having 2020 cancelled due to the pandemic. In 2021, the Rattlers advanced to the second round of the Lone Star Tournament before being eliminated by top-seeded Oklahoma Christian.
Post assists in all the day-to-day duties for the softball team, including recruiting and travel and on the field, she primarily works with the infield, pitchers and catchers.
Post has a spectacular resumé, having started out her college career at Central Arizona College where she was a second-team Arizona Collegiate College Athletic Conference selection as a sophomore. She played catcher, third base and shortstop at Central Arizona.
The former Haley Torrez finished her college career at Boise State University, starting both years for the Broncos. She spent her senior year at catcher and third base, hitting .273 with 23 RBI. She completed her stellar college career in the top ten for career slugging percentage as well as on-base percentage.
She also played professionally overseas in Therwil, Switzerland before accepting a position on the coaching staff at Kansas Wesleyan University in 2016. There, she was a graduate assistant for a semester before taking over as head coach for the 2017 season, helping the Coyotes to a 71-33 record in her two seasons.
Hailey is married to Matt Post, who is a firefighter for Bexar County and the pair are expecting their first child in March, 2022.
During her storied tenure, the Rattlers have won 18 conference titles, four regionals titles and the 2002 NCAA National Championship. She has helped four different pitchers win the league Pitcher of the Year title a total of nine times after she herself won MVP Honors at the 1986 NAIA Softball Championship - which she and the Rattlers won.
Morales-Bissaro holds the school records in both career ERA, with a 0.70 over 690.1 innings, as well as opponent batting average at .153. She collected a career record of 64-40 where 45 of her 64 wins were via the shutout.
She and her husband, Dino Bissaro, have two grown children, Maricela - who played softball for the Rattlers from 2011-14, and son, Alessandro, who was a member of the St. Mary's golf team. Her number, 24, is retired and the last player to wear it was her daughter, Maricela.