Lisa Fernandez

About Lisa Fernandez

Cuban and Puerto Rican softball pitcher for the US women's softball team, which won three gold medals in a row.

Lisa Maria Fernandez is a Puerto Rican American, four times the first US team, three Olympic medals, right-handed softball and third basketball player, coaching assistant Softball currently at UCLA, originally from Long Beach, California. She played both sides of the disc for the UCLA Bruins softball team from 1990 to 1993 and won two national championships. She continues to hold UCLA records for inactive career, WHIP and win rate. Fernandez set a softball Olympic record with 25 hits in a match and highest average hitting a single tournament as a member of the US women's team; Additionally, she is known for throwing three consecutive matches to win a gold medal, stopping at the 1996 match, stopping in 2000 before finishing the race by winning the 2004 medal in a win. 5-1. Fernandez was named the # 1 varsity softball player of the year and honored in the American Softball Hall of Fame.

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Trivia

She set an Olympic record with 25 strikeouts in a game.

Lisa Fernandez before fame

While pitching for St. Joseph High School, she won the CIF Championship.

Achievement of Lisa Fernandez

With 25 strikeouts in a game, she set an Olympic record.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Lisa Fernandez family life

In 2005, she and her husband, Michael, welcomed their first child, Antonio.

Associations of Lisa Fernandez

She and Jennie Finch were both members of the US Olympic softball squad.

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