I am a 2020 graduate. I hope to play D1 softball in college. I mostly play 3rd base and catch. I'm playing up on a 18U Gold team as an infielder and catcher.
I would like to study pre-law in college and become a lawyer. I really enjoy language arts, social sciences and persuasive speaking. I would like to find a school where I can experience excellent softball and get a good education to prepare for law school.
I am on the Washington Ladyhawks-Fulmore 18U Gold team. I had a great year of softball last year, playing on an 18U Gold team as a freshman and also supporting my high school team as a starting pitcher on the Varsity team. I also take weekly hitting lessons from Hooch Fagaly (former University of Washington All-American 1st base); and weekly pitching/infielding lessons from Marty Martin (former Green River Community College Head Coach).
I am also a competitive swimmer and have been swimming year-round since age 5. While I don't swim at the club level anymore, I have continued to swim every summer during the summer league swim season and in high school. I just finished my 2nd year of high school swimming -- it's a lot of fun! This year I swam all 8 competitive events in high school competition.
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