Jennie Finch Memorabilia

 

Famous softball player, Jennie Finch was among the pitchers who have won the gold medal during the Summer Olympics. She was born on September 3, 1980 in La Mirada, California.

 

She has attended La Mirada High School where she played basketball and volleyball. She was a sophomore when she became an ALL-CIF Division II choice in softball and also an All-Suburban League selection. She had also played softball for the University of Arizona where she became a three-time All-American pitcher and first-bseman and “Honda Award” winner for the Player of the Year being a member of the Wildcat softball team. In the university, Finch was able to post 24 wins during her freshman season, 29 wins she was a sophomore, 32 wins during her junior days, and...   more

 

Famous softball player, Jennie Finch was among the pitchers who have won the gold medal during the Summer Olympics. She was born on September 3, 1980 in La Mirada, California.

 

She has attended La Mirada High School where she played basketball and volleyball. She was a sophomore when she became an ALL-CIF Division II choice in softball and also an All-Suburban League selection. She had also played softball for the University of Arizona where she became a three-time All-American pitcher and first-bseman and “Honda Award” winner for the Player of the Year being a member of the Wildcat softball team. In the university, Finch was able to post 24 wins during her freshman season, 29 wins she was a sophomore, 32 wins during her junior days, and had 24 wins when she was a senior leading to the recognition of Jennie Finch hand signed Rawlings big stick name model bat. She had recorded a total of 109 wins and was also able to strike out 1,028 batters.

 

During the 2004 Athens, Greece, Summer Olympics, Finch recorded 2-0 where she struck out 13 batters all in eight innings. Her performance helped lead the American team to gold medal making the Jennie Finch hand signed Rawlings big stick name model bat a cool item to collect. Finch is currently playing for the Chicago Bandits of the National Pro Fastpitch Softball League. She was also hailed as the NPF’s Co-Pitcher of the Year in 2005 where she shared the award with her teammate Lauren Bay.

 

Avail Finch’s memorabilia just like the Jennie Finch hand signed Rawlings big stick name model bat can be availed at Sportsmemorabilia.com. People sometimes mistook her name as Jenny, Fench, Jinny Fench, Jeny Finh, and Jeanny Finsh.