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Jennie Finch

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Jennie Finch Fast Facts:

Impressive high-school pitching career boasts a 50-12 record, including six perfect games, 13 no-hitters, 0.15 ERA and 784 strikeouts.
While at the University of Arizona, completed her 2001 season with a 32-0 record, setting an NCAA record.
Also holds NCAA record for most consecutive wins, amassing 60 straight over three seasons.
Two-time honoree of softball's Honda Award, which is presented to the nation's top player.
Member of the 2004 Olympic gold-medal softball team; will compete in Beijing in 2008.
Voted "World's Hottest Sports Personality" by espn.com, graced the cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue, and named to People magazine's list of "50 Most Beautiful People" in 2004.
Helped patent the "Finch Windmill", a pitching strength and endurance apparatus, with father Doug, who invented the conditioning device when Jennie was 11.
Struck out MLB sluggers such as Albert Pujols, Mike Piazza, Richie Sexson and more as a correspondent on ESPN's This Week in Baseball and at various exhibitions.