Lady Panther Coaching Staff
Alison Conaway
Head Coach
Coach Allison Conaway is in her 15th season as the head coach for the Panthers and 28th season coaching high school softball. Over the past 15 years, she has led the Panthers to 14 postseason appearances and five district championships with the 2018,2021 & 2022, 2024 capping off Regional Quarterfinal trips and 2023 State Tournament Qualifier.
Prior to coming to CHHS, Conaway was the head coach at Haltom High School for 11 years, which included 6 postseason appearances and one Regional Quarterfinal appearance. Prior to Haltom, Conaway(Jenkins) served as an assistant coach(2 years) at South Grand Prairie where she had one state tournament appearance. Conaway was named TGCA All Star Coach in 2023, District 6-5a Coach of the Year in 2014, 5-5a Coach of the Year in 2018 and 6-5a Coach of the Year in 2021, DFW All Star Coach in 2014, 2021 and 2022, 2023, All Metroplex Coaching Staff of the Year in 2021, HHS Coach of the year in 2013. Currently, she has amassed over 500 career wins as a head softball coach.
Conaway(Jenkins) is from Grand Prairie, where she attended Grand Prairie High School and played softball on the first UIL teams in Texas, where her team made it to the Regional Finals and Regional Semi- finals in her two years. Conaway went on to play collegiate softball at both Oklahoma Christian University (95-96) and at Stephen F. Austin State University(96-99) where she was a three year starter in the outfield. While at SFA, she was an NFCA Academic All American. Conaway has a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Masters of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies. She also serves as the girls athletic coordinator at CHHS.
Conaway coaches select softball currently for Texas Glory Adkins and has won over 200 plus games, Conaway has two children Cale (University of Texas) and Brynley (9th).
Tiphani Moon
Assistant Coach
Tiphani Moon is in her sixth year as an assistant softball coach at Colleyville Heritage High School (CHHS), where she also serves as a self-contained special education teacher. A proud CHHS alumna from the Class of 2007, Tiphani’s connection to Panther softball runs deep.
During her high school career, Tiphani played catcher and first base before continuing her softball career at Arkansas Tech University. A four-year starter at first base, she earned numerous accolades throughout her collegiate career, including three years of First Team All-Conference honors, one All-Region honor, and multiple All-Tournament Team selections. She finished her career among the program’s top five in several statistical categories, including career batting average (.330), career home runs (36), games played (222), runs scored, slugging percentage, at-bats, doubles, RBIs, and total bases. Following her playing career, Tiphani remained at Arkansas Tech as a graduate assistant.
Since returning to CHHS, Tiphani has helped Head Coach Allison Conway lead the Lady Panthers to multiple district championships, a playoff appearance every season, and a trip to the state tournament.
Christina Blake
Assistant Coach
I am a proud 2002 CHHS graduate, where I played four years on the varsity softball team before continuing my athletic career at Western Texas College and East Central University. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a teaching certification and am currently pursuing a Master’s in Educational Administration at Grand Canyon University.
This marks my 17th year in education and 12th year coaching. Over nearly two decades, I have coached softball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, and high jump, alongside working as a specialized pitching coach since 2000.
Away from the field and classroom, my husband is also a teacher and coach at L.D. Bell High School. We have two wonderful children: Rhyan, a high school senior, and Prestyn, who is three.
Corey Henson
Assistant Coach
A proud graduate of Bridgeport High School, I earned my Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science from the University of Texas Health Science Center at MD Anderson.
i joined Colleyville Heritage High School as Chemistry teacher in 2024. This marks my third year at CHHS and my 10th year overall in education.
In addition to teaching, I am proud to serve as assistant softball coach and the offensive line coach for the CHHS football team.
