Camryn Alexander is a sophomore at Fayetteville State University, where she excels as both a pitcher and outfielder for the Broncos softball team, wearing jersey number 10. Born on May 7, 2005, in Atlanta, Georgia, Camryn stands 5'4" tall and bats and throws right-handed. She graduated from Brookwood High School and is majoring in Criminal Justice.
In 2024, Camryn was recognized for her academic excellence with the highest GPA on the team and was named Rookie of the Week. Her unique preference for eating calamari and mozzarella sticks with ketchup instead of marinara sauce is just one of the many things that make her stand out.
Camryn's career goal is to attend law school and become a defense attorney, inspired by her grandmother, who was a great leader and giver. Her best experience at FSU has been forming a close friendship with her first roommate. On gameday, Camryn prepares by listening to music and calling her parents for support.
Her favorite sports memory is from a championship tournament in travel ball, where she pitched in the last inning and her team won after a dramatic play at the plate. Camryn chose her major because of her desire to help people and the versatility of a Criminal Justice degree.
Camryn Alexander had several standout performances in 2024, but one of her best games was against Elizabeth City State. In this game, she pitched six strong innings, allowing only two earned runs on seven hits, while striking out three batters and walking four[1]. Her efforts on the mound kept her team competitive throughout the game.
Additionally, Camryn's offensive contributions were significant throughout the season. In another notable game, she went 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run and four RBIs, showcasing her dual-threat capability as both a pitcher and a hitter.
These performances highlight Camryn's versatility and impact on the field, making her a key player for the Broncos.
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[1] Fayetteville State loses 5-4 to Elizabeth City State despite late lead ...
