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  Kaitlin Inglesby
Kaitlin Inglesby

Player Profile
Class:
Freshman

Hometown:
Portland, Ore.

High School:
Central Catholic

Height:
6-1

Position:
P

Experience:
HS


High School/Club
Attends Central Catholic High School in Portland... Was named the 2009 Oregon State ASA Player of the Year, leading the Northwest Blaze to three major tournament victories... Has also led Central Catholic to a pair of league titles and a second-place finish in state her freshman year... That year, was named Third Team All-State, which she followed up her next two years by earning league MVP, Pitcher of the Year and all-state honors... Is also an accomplished racquetball player, competing for the ASA Junior Olympic Racquetball team and capturing 27 world or national championships.

Personal
Parents are Tom and Beverly Inglesy... Has one older sister, Shannon, who also plays Division I softball... Plans to major in Audiology.

Coach Tarr on Inglesby
"Kaitlin Inglesby is a strong, versatile athlete who can pitch, hit and play first base. We expect her to make an immediate impact in our program in the circle and with her bat."

Inglesby on Why Washington
"I chose the University of Washington because I love the family, community and team atmosphere. I fell in love with the campus, the location of the university on the water and the city of Seattle. To be able to play at a Pac-10 school so close to home is incredible. I wanted to play and represent a top program on and off the field. Washington has an amazing student-athlete support system, which is an awesome advantage. The fact that the University has one of the best programs for my major (Speech and Hearing Sciences) and has one of the best Audiology graduate programs in the country was the frosting on the cake. I can't wait to be a Husky."

Inglesby on the best part of her recruiting trip
"My favorite part about my official visit in October was bonding with the team, trying on the uniforms and going to the football game. It was so much fun hanging out with the girls. They made me feel like I was already a part of the team and family."

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