Jennie Finch

Jennie Finch was born in La Miranda, California. She was born on September 3, 1980. She lived in a nice town with an amazing family. Jennie Finch’s family was very supportive. She had a mother and a father, and a sister. When she had a son named Ace, she could not watch over him all the time because of softball. Her mother looked over him for her. As you can see she had a supportive family.

Jennie had a hard time with softball when she was a child. She had to move team to team because no one wanted her. Then Jennie went to power ball travel team. She was the pitcher on the team and one of the star players. Jennie Finch is holding a camp for young girls that play softball. She teaches them how to pitch and bat and more. She plays in the Olympics, but they are not having a softball Olympics this year and she was mad. Jennie had a problem when she had her son. She had to play in the Olympics when her son was travelling with her, but she did not want her son to be traveling all over the place with her. She had to find someone to take care of him. Her mother said she could take care of him while she is gone, so her mom took care of her son while she was at the Olympus winning the Gold medal.

Jennie had many talents, but one mainly stood out. She is the world's fastest softball pitcher. She can throw as high as 70 miles per hour. Jennie could be a hero to many kids and adults today. She is the best softball player in the world with Olympic medals of first place. She is shown all around the world and she holds camps for girls that want to learn how to play well in softball. Jennie Finch is still alive. She is 38 years old.