SOFTBALL

Cat Osterman

Cat Osterman is senior at the University of Texas. She is a 6'1 lefty pitcher for the Texas Longhorns softball team. Cat is the ace of her team and has dominated the softball game. Aside from competing at a top collegiate level. Cat has internationally represented her country as a member of the United States Olympic Softball team. Cat won a gold medal in Athens, Greece in the 2004 Olympics. Upon concluding her senior year, Cat was the first round draft pick for the National Pro Fastpitch league. She will join with the Connecticut Brakettes in the summer.

Cat pitching during the Olympic Games in Athens. This steller lefty dominated the games helping her team to a gold medal in 2004.

USA Softball

The United States Softball League has won consecutive gold medal during the Olympic Games since 1996. The 2004 Olympic team lead by lengendary veteran Lisa Fernandez displayed an outstanding performance with an undefeated record in Athens, Greece. Jennie Finch, Cat Osterman, Tairia Mims, Jessica Mendoza and Lovie Jung are among the few to have incredible performances throughout the Games. Each player has specific roles in the team effort for a medal. The Olympic team is currently in the process of recruiting for the 2008 Olympics. Unfortunately Softball has been removed from the 2012 Olympics. The Softball organizations are trying to appeal the decision to have the game reentered into the Olympics.

For further information on Cat Osterman:

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Cat's Blogs

For Further Information on USA Softball:
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USA Medal History

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