I Blame And Credit My Brothers For

Growing Up, I Watched Softball And U.s.a .softball, And That Was My Goal Of Being Able To Represent My Country And Wear The Red, White, And Blue Out There, And I Think It Is One Of The Highest Honors To Be Able To Go Out There And Compete For Your Country, And It Was Something So Very Special, And It Was Everything I Dreamt Of And More.

It's A Game Of Failure [softball]. Everybody Would Play, That Was Easy And Everyone's Not Playing Because It Is So Tough. But It's A Matter Of Keep Plugging Away, Keep Working Hard, Believing In Yourself And It Is A Team Sport And There Is Nothing Better Than Being Out There, Having A Ball In Your Hand, Playing The Game That You Love And Ultimately That's What It Comes Down Is Having Fun And Enjoying It.

It Is Incredible How Far Women Have Come And Women In Sports Have Come.

Dad Was The Pitching Coach, While Mom Was The Emotional Supporter. Her Unconditional Love Was Great, And She Wanted What Was Best For Me.

The Whole Sexiness Thing-i Don't Know If I'm Comfortable With That. But It Has Helped The Sport Grow. I Think It Changes How People See Women's Athletics.