Jennie Finch

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Jennie Finch Free Screensaver. Photos slideshow. Jennie Finch was born on September 3, 1980 and raised in La Mirada, Calif. Jennie Finch attended La Mirada High School. Jennie Finch played for her high school softball team at several positions including pitcher, first base and shortstop. Jennie Finch was honored with many awards and as a result, was named the number one high school recruit by Jump Magazine in 1998. While attending University of Arizona, Jennie Finch earned various additional awards. While playing for the Wildcats, Jennie Finch had a record of 109-16, hit 50 home runs, and had a .301 batting average. Jennie Finch set the NCAA record with 60 consecutive pitching wins over three seasons. Jennie made an impact at Arizona in her first year. The Wildcats entered the 1999 season as a legitimate contender for the national title. Candre's team was young and talented. A pair of sophomores, Nicole Giordano and Toni Mascarenas, helped pace the offense. In the pitching rotation, Jennie teamed up with Becky Lemke for a formidable one-two punch. Jenni's adjustment to the college game took several starts. In summer tournaments, she had become accustomed to overwhelming opponents with hard stuff. Experienced Division-I hitters, however, could handle Jennie's heater if they knew it was coming. In turn, she had to learn to mix her pitches more effectively. Jennie had a full arsena, a left break and right break, a drop and a riser.it was now a matter of refining them. By May, she was feeling right at home. Her record stood at 19-6, and she was putting up some of her best performances against tough Pac-10 rivals.