Jennie Finch
Probably the most well-known lady in softball is Jennie Finch. The two-time All-Star represented Team USA, who she repeatedly helped win, as well as the Chicago Bandits, Arizona Wildcats, and other teams. They received a gold medal in 2004 and a silver medal in 2008.
She stopped playing the sport in 2010, but she still has a connection to it because to her work as an ESPN analyst for collegiate and National Pro Fastpitch events. She was inducted into softball’s National Hall of Fame thanks to her talent and dedication. Finch was listed as one of the “50 Most Beautiful People in the World” by “People” magazine in 2004.
Aly Raisman
Another well-known name in American gymnastics is Aly Raisman. In both 2012 and 2016, she was a member and captain of the victorious Fierce Five. She left the London Olympics in 2012 as the gymnast with the most medals, taking home two golds and one bronze. She is one of the best gymnastics athletes in the nation, but she also works as a model part-time.
She made an appearance in the “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue” in both 2017 and 2018. The 16th season of “Dancing with the Stars,” when she finished fourth with her partner Mark Ballas, also made use of her floor routine dancing abilities.
Alex Morgan
Morgan was already one of the highest-paid female soccer players in 2015, according to “Time Magazine.” But she had her best and busiest year ever in 2019!
The Californian woman has appeared on the covers of several magazines, including “Time” and “Sports Illustrated.” She was included in “Time’s” list of the Top 100 Most Influential People, and she supported Team USA in their Women’s World Cup triumph against France. She also accomplished all of this while looking stunning, and that was only in one year!
Paige VanZant
Although Paige VanZant has accomplished a lot at a young age, she is most recognized for competing in the UFC at strawweight and flyweight, where she is presently listed as the number 13 fighter. In 2013, she came close to participating in the UFC show before being disqualified due to her youth (she was a few months shy of 21 at the time.)
She has nonetheless made appearances on a few TV programs, such as “Chopped” in 2017 and “Dancing with the Stars” season 22, when she competed and finished in second place with professional dance partner Mark Ballas. “Rise: Surviving the Fight of My Life,” a book she wrote about her life, was published in 2018.
Allison Stokke
Given that Allison Stokke is possibly the most well-known woman in the sport, even people who don’t particularly follow pole vaulting are very certain to be familiar with her. But that’s partly because she became famous after a picture of her waiting to jump at an event went viral. She was a few months away from turning 18 at the time, but the picture inspired (new) male enthusiasts to create “internet crush” websites based on the picture.
She might not have been featured in publications like “The New York Times,” “L.A. Times,” and “Washington Post” if it weren’t for that photograph, though. Sure, the way it happened is pretty unsettling, but hey, it happened, right? Years later, she has a variety of brand endorsement agreements with well-known companies including Nike.
