Jenna graduated from Rome Free Academy High School and will be attending St. John Fisher College, studying Nursing.

Rome Girl's Junior Softball League 3 years (1998-2000)
Rome Ruckus 14U Travel Team 5 years (1999-2003)
Rome Girl's Senior Softball League 3 years (2001-2003)
Rome Ruckus 16U Travel Team 2 years (2003-2004)
Mohawk Valley Mystic 16U Travel Team (2005)
CNY Fast Pitch Softball League (2004-2006)
Lady Sky Chiefs Team Member (2005-2006)

Career Achievements

2006
Syracuse Sky Chiefs Pre-Season Player of the Year, Co-Captain
Rome Free Academy Black R Award, 1st team All-Mohawk Valley, All-State Team, 1st team All-OHSL, All-CNY 1st Team, All-Star Section III Class AA Team, MVP Defensive Player of the Year, Rome Sports Hall of Fame Female Sports Personality

2005
Rome Free Academy 1st team All-Mohawk Valley, All-Mohawk Valley
Player of the Year, 1st team All-OHSL, All-CNY 1st Team, All-Star Section III Team,
Defensive Player of the Year, Athlete of the Week, Rome Sports Hall of Fame Female Sports Personality
Mohawk Valley Mystic New York State ASA 16U Junior Olympic B State Champions.

2004
Rome Ruckus 16 U Capitaland Crush Tournament MVP
Rome Free Academy 1st Team All-Mohawk Valley, 2nd Team OHSL, C.O.A.
Athlete of the Week, Section III All-Star, MVP RFA Varsity

2003
Rome Ruckus 16 U Syracuse Fast Pitch League Champions, 18 U
Syracuse Fast Pitch League Champions
Rome Free Academy MVP RFA Junior Varsity (21-0)

2002
Rome Ruckus Victor Blue Devils Tournament Champions
Rome Free Academy Outstanding Athlete Award, MVP Freshman (9-0)
Participation in ASA Softball and Future Plans

I have played in an A.S.A. league for nine years and it has influenced me a great deal as a person as well as my softball performance. The tournaments exposed me to an intensity of play that I had never experienced before at a young age. So, I feel that I owe a lot of who I am as a player today to the Amateur Softball Association. This association not only helped me to improve my softball skills, it also helped me make new friends and bond with a group of people. After every summer I feel so close to my entire team, they feel like family. You learn to trust your teammates on and off the field. In general, if someone asked me what A.S.A. Softball meant to me I would say; good fun, good friends and good competition.

In the future I will be attending St. John Fisher College to major in Nursing. I took part in an internship at Oneida Healthcare Center my senior year. I hope to have quite a plethora of knowledge about the field going into my freshman year. I was also recruited to play softball there. I think that due to the several years of playing A.S.A., I will be a successful pitcher in the program.