Curtan Shares On Experience Of Playing Against USA Softball Team

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Riverside, CA–UC Riverside Softball outfielder Jenna Curtan had the opportunity to play against the USA Softball team in an exhibition game on July 13 in Sacramento, CA.The First Team All-Conference honoree and Roseville, CA native competed as a member of the Sacramento Rush All-Star team, which was comprised of the area's present and past college players."I had so much fun getting to know other extremely talented softball players in the Sacramento area, as well as playing in front of a 7,000 person crowd at Raley Field." said Curtan.In the game, Curtan went 0-2, and the Rush were held scoreless, however that had little impact on her outlook."Playing in an exhibition game against Team USA was an experience that was one of a kind. Representing my community and UCR in this event was extremely humbling. I am grateful for the opportunity to play against a team that I never would have had the chance to otherwise."In addition to the Softball games, the event also included a youth clinic before play began, as well as a meet and greet after the games."This opportunity helped me learn so much more about the game, and how important it is to continue to share my love of this sport with young girls.""Softball being put back in the 2020 Olympics is a huge stepping stone for our sport and getting the opportunity to play against the team that will represent our country was an honor, and one that I will remember for the rest of my life."Curtan prepares for her senior season at UC Riverside after hitting a team-leading .351 last season.


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