I Get Has Been Great. It Has

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.

When I Lose, I Take It Very Personally.

And My Dad Drilled It In My Head, You Know, 'if You Want It Bad Enough, And You're Willing To Make The Sacrifices, You Can Do It. But First You Have To Believe In Yourself'.

College Was The Greatest Four Years Of My Life.

I Love To Run. I Was Challenged To Run The New York Marathon Four Months After Having My Youngest Son, And Since Running Isn't A Big Part Of Softball, The Thought Of A Marathon Was A Stretch For Me.