Torina helped lead the USSSA Florida Pride to the franchise's first-ever National Professional Fastpitch (NPF) Championship, as she made her NPF debut as an assistant coach. The No. 2-seeded Pride, whose roster boasted seven Olympians, beat the Chicago Bandits in 3 games to secure the NPF Championship. Obviously she has high hopes of repeating that same result in 2011.

Beth Torina enters her fourth season as head coach of the FIU softball team in 2010-11 as the Panthers are coming off perhaps their most successful campaign in program history and looking to make this season even better.

Prior to her arrival at FIU, Torina spent six years at the University of Houston (2002-07), helping the Cougars to a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances and taking charge of a pitching unit that was statistically ranked as one of the best in the nation. In 2007, Houston not only won the Conference USA Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years, but the pitching corps also ranked 15th in the nation in ERA (1.66) and 23rd in strikeouts per seven innings (7.31), en route to a 44-18 overall record.