Английская Википедия:Erin Jones-Wesley
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Erin Jones-Wesley [1] is a producer, and former softball player from Rancho Cucamonga, California.
Jones-Wesley has worked as an on-camera color analyst for Big West Conference softball on ESPN.[2]
A former NCAA Division I softball player, Jones-Wesley played for Long Beach State University where she achieved several record performances as a pitcher, and maintains the most winningest pitcher in the school's history.
After her student-athlete career she championed LA's underserved through philanthropic work at the Major League Baseball Urban Youth Academy in Compton in 2014 and co-founded the Los Angeles-based sports philanthropy, Club 42 LA,[3] with John Branca, co-executor of the Michael Jackson estate, Johnny Buc Lockwood, and Melissa Bowden.[4]
Softball career
Jones-Wesley currently holds the career-pitching record for wins (84), strikeouts (728), and appearances (148) for the Long Beach State Women's Softball Program.[5]
At Long Beach State Jones-Wesley was one of the first Black-American starting pitchers for the women's softball team from 2010 to 2014.[6] She also played professionally in the European World Cup for the Hørsholm Barracudas where she had a record of 4–2 with one no-hitter, 78 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.70.[7]
In her senior season at Long Beach State, Jones-Wesley became the only Long Beach State pitcher to attain four 20-win seasons. Through her college career Jones-Wesley clocked top speeds of 68 mph and threw three no-hitters.[8]
Along with school records, Jones-Wesley holds the Big West Conference record for achieving the Pitcher of the Week award 15 times during her career,[9] and became only the seventh player in conference history to make First Team All-Big West four consecutive times. Jones-Wesley is also in the top five in the Big West Conference record books for wins, strikeouts, and appearances.[10]
Education
Erin is an alum of the prestigious American Film Institute Conservatory where she graduated as a Producing Fellow and earned her MFA. [11] She produced the thesis film, [1]"Til Life Do Us Part.[12]
Miss Santa Monica USA 2019
In 2019, Erin was appointed as Miss Santa Monica USA by the Miss Universe Organization[13] and finished 2nd Runner Up in the Miss California USA pageant, her first time ever competing.[14]
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