I Try To Not Be Too Hard

For Softball, We Need The Olympics. For Young Girls Dreaming Of That Olympic Dream, That's Where It's At, And That's Where It All Started In '96 For Our Sport.

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

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.

The Best Compliment I've Gotten Was Being Compared To Randy Johnson. We're Both Hard-throwing.

When I Was Growing Up, Softball Had Stereotypes Along With Other Female Sports. But Society Is Definitely Changing Since The Wnba And Wusa. Muscles On Female Athletes Are Ok Now. Young Girls Can Look Up To Beautiful, Athletic, Fit Women.