Jennie Finch Net Worth

Jennie Finch Net Worth

Jennie Finch's Net Worth is 1.5 Million

1999

Finch started her vocation on February 5, 1999, winning a run-run diversion against the UIC Flames. She accomplished a profession high in duplicates and tossed her initially vocation no-hitter amid the NCAA competition on May 21 versus the Texas State Bobcats. Despite the fact that they made the World Series, Finch and the Wildcats were in the long run dispensed with by the DePaul Blue Demons on May 29.

2000

For her sophomore year, Finch was named a 2000 National Fastpitch Coaches Association First Team All-American and First Team All-Pac-10. She additionally tossed three no-hitters and drove the Wildcats in grand slams and slugging rate and accomplished a vocation best in hits and batting normally.

2001

As a lesser in 2001, Finch was again named First Team for the NFCA and the meeting, including the Pitcher of The Year grant. She would likewise raise the Honda Sports Award for Softball Player of the Year. Finch’s season ERA, wins and shutouts were and still do a rank best 10 for the school.

2002

For the last season, Finch was named 2002 First Team for the NFCA and the Pac-10 meeting and Pitcher of The Year and Honda Player of The Year.

2004

Finch had a 2– 0 win-misfortune record in the 2004 Athens Summer Olympics, striking out 13 hitters in eight innings while surrendering just a single hit, one walk, and no runs. Her pitching helped lead the American group to the gold award.

2008

The U.S.A. group began its offer for a fourth straight gold award at the 2008 Olympic recreations in Beijing with Finch contributing four no-hit innings an 11– 0 triumph over Venezuela. Finch at that point contributed 5 shutout innings a 7– 0 triumph over Chinese Taipei and two more shutout innings in a 9– 0 triumph over China.