When I Was Growing Up, Softball Had

I'm Living A Dream. I Hope In 10 Years People Will Know Me As A Gold Medalist.

From What I Hear, It's A Normal Thing To Feel Guilty As A Mother, Especially When Trying To Fill The Needs Of A Newborn Along With Maintaining What You Had With Your First Child.

This Whole Career Has Been Way More Than I Ever Even Imagined Or Dreamed.

Our Sports [softball] Is A Game Of Failure Already So My Dad Always Says To Parents Who He Is A Pitching Coach And He's Been My Pitching Coach Since I Was 11 Years Old Is If They Can Be The Best Kid On The Team, Let Them Experience That And Then Obviously The Challenge Has To Come Later On But You Don't Get That Opportunity Very Often And Confidence Is Such A Huge Part Of This Game And In Life In General.

I Had The Vision Of Creating My Own Camp To Make Sure I Was Teaching The Campers What I Wanted. Plus I Picked Other Players That Were Good On The Field And Off So We Could Be Great Role Models For These Girls To Look Up To. I Hope To Inspire Others And Encourage Them To Go After Their Dreams.