Lisa Fernandez

Lisa Fernandez is an American former softball pitcher and coach who won three Olympic gold medals with the United States women's national team.

Dot Richardson: Dot Richardson is an American former softball shortstop who won two Olympic gold medals. Richardson was Fernandez’s teammate on the United States Olympic team.
1996 Summer Olympics: The Atlanta Games were the first Olympics to include women's softball. Fernandez won her first Olympic gold medal at softball’s Olympic debut.
UCLA Bruins: The UCLA Bruins are the athletic teams representing the University of California, Los Angeles. Fernandez’s success strengthened UCLA’s standing in collegiate softball.
Cat Osterman: Cat Osterman is an American former softball pitcher who won Olympic silver and bronze medals. Osterman’s Olympic medal record contrasts with Fernandez’s three gold medals.
Jennie Finch: Jennie Finch is an American former softball pitcher who won an Olympic gold medal and an Olympic silver medal. Finch joined Fernandez as a prominent pitcher for the United States national team.
2000 Summer Olympics: The Sydney Games were the second Olympics to feature women's softball. Fernandez helped the United States win its second consecutive softball gold.
Women's College World Series: The Women's College World Series is the NCAA Division I championship tournament in softball. Fernandez competed in the championship setting where her UCLA career produced national titles.
Michele Smith: Michele Smith is an American former softball pitcher who won two Olympic gold medals. Smith was another leading U.S. pitcher, with a different Olympic career and pitching profile.
Randy and Diane Hage: Randy and Diane Hage are softball coaches known for their work with elite youth and collegiate players. The Hages coached Fernandez during her rise as a young softball player.
2004 Summer Olympics: The Athens Games were the third Olympics to feature women's softball. Fernandez earned her third Olympic gold medal in Athens.

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