Francesca Enea

RETIRED

2012 SEASON: Francesca Enea, in her second campaign with the USSSA Pride batted .188 but hitting 4 HR and 15 RBI on the year.

PROFESSIONAL: 2011: Had a .315 batting average…Had a .407 on-base percentage…Achieved a slugging percentage of .452…Had 2 home runs…Had 12 RBI.Won an NPF Championship (2010).  2010: Joined the Pride in her first NPF season…Played 25 of 57 games…Had 2^nd most home runs out of the rookies with 2…Had a .127 batting average…Had a .179 on-base percentage…Had 6 RBI.

COLLEGE: Graduated from the University of Florida in 2010… Named the National Fast pitch Coaches Association (NFCA)/Louisville Slugger 2^nd-Team All-American 3 times (2008, 2009, and 2010)…Named to an Easton 1^st Team All-American 3 times (2008, 2009, and 2010)…Named to the All-Southeastern Conference 2^nd Team (2009)…Named to the All-Southeastern Conference 1^st Team (2010)…Named to the Women’s College World Series All-Tournament Team (2008)…Named to the NFCA All-Southeast Region Team 3 times (2008, 2009, and 2010)…Named to the SEC All-Tournament Team (2008)…Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team in 2007…Set 7 records during her time at Florida: single-season home runs (20), single-season RBIs (70), single-season sacrifice flies (6), single-season slugging percentage (.713; tied), career home runs (61), career RBIs (221) and career sacrifice flies (11)…SENIOR: Had a .308 batting average…Had a .744 slugging percentage…Had 48 runs…Had 50 hits…Had a .478 on-base percentage…Had 65 RBI…Had 20 homeruns…JUNIOR: Had a .339 batting average…Had a .713 slugging percentage…Had 37 runs…Made 50 hits…Had a .494 on-base percentage…Had 70 RBI…Had 18 homeruns.  SOPHOMORE: Had a .336 batting average…Had a .614 slugging percentage…Had 41 runs… Had 75 hits…Had a .398 on-base percentage…Had 64 RBI…Had 17 homeruns. FRESHMAN: Had a .227 batting average…Had a .409 slugging percentage…Had 16 runs…Made 30 hits…Had a .305 on-base percentage…Had 22 RBI…Made 6 homeruns.

PERSONAL: Born February 28, 1988…Graduated in 2006 from El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills, California…Earned All-City, All-West Valley League, and All-Area Honors all 4 years…Named the West Valley Co-MVP in 2003….Named the Most Valuable Player in 2004.