I've been a ball player since the age of 4, and now (in my fourtys), my passion for the game still burns brightly. I found my love for pitching at 14 (You're never too old to learn) and was the starting pitcher throughout my middle and high school years, proudly holding records to this day. My versatility as a utility player allowed me to thrive in any position on the field, with the outfield beco
ming a personal favorite outside of pitching. I pursued my dreams at the college level, earning the starting pitcher position at South Puget Sound Community College in Washington on a small scholarship. After college, I joined the Army, and at 23, I transitioned to slow pitch, where an opportunity led me to play in both All Army Softball and Competitive Women's Slow Pitch/Co-ed for 15 + years. In between, I took breaks to embrace the joys of motherhood, with my sweet babies now aged 14, 9, and 4. Softball has been more than a sport for me; it's been a lifelong journey filled with dedication, accomplishments, and an enduring love for the game.
