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Corrie Remley '21 Recruiting Profile

Prophetstown High SchoolProphetstown, ILSoftball

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ClubTexas Glory -Il 03

Height5'8"

Weight160lbs

Age22

Primary PositionRHP

Secondary PositionUtility

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I have learned many things from playing softball for the past 7 years, two of the important things that I have learned is how to be dedicated to something for a very long time, and that there is always room for improvement! I also have learned how to be a great leader both on and off the field by helping people get better at softball to staying late at school to help people with their homework. As much as I enjoy my own successes and accomplishments its just as rewarding to see the joy on my teammates or classmates faces when they succeed.