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Former Bulldogs pitcher Amanda Scott signed to
play professional softball and will be joined by her sister Courtney
on the New York/New Jersey Juggernaut
By Zack Walton
Amanda Scott is driven by passion and love to play softball.
But it’s not passion or love for the sport that drives
her to pursue a professional career— it’s the passion
to take the field alongside her sister and the love that the two
of them share. Scott, a former four-time NCAA first-team All-American
pitcher at Fresno State, recently signed a contract to play with
the New
York/New Jersey Juggernaut—one of the eight teams in the
new National Pro Fastpitch league.More>>
Wasco High’s Jacob Wallace pole vaults during the small school
portion of the Bob Mathias Fresno Relays. —Photo
by Ryan Smith
By Maggie Thach
There’s more on the line than just a championship shirt for
some intramural basketball participants. For many, reaching and winning
the championship game is an accomplishment that brings pride and
a year’s worth of bragging rights. The Freeballers’ E.J.
Edmerson, a junior computer science major, knew this before taking
his team to the Division I championship
game, which Team 2 won 49-40 over the Freeballers.More>>
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Former Fresno State standout Amanda Scott signed
a professional softball contract with the New York/New Jersey Juggernaut,
which begins spring training for the new National Pro Fastpitch
league on May 17. Scott, a four-time first-team All-American, led
the Bulldogs to a national championship in 1998.
-Photo courtesy of Fresno State Athletic Media
Relations
The Fresno State football team concludes three weeks of practice
with the annual Spring Game today at 4:30 p.m. at Bulldog Stadium.
The Bulldogs return 18 starters from a team that was 9-5 last season.
The Bulldogs’ season ended with a 17-9 Silicon Valley Football
Classic victory over UCLA in San Jose.More>>
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