Emily Jasko (#18) has been playing ball since she was five, starting in baseball before moving to softball, where she immediately fell in love with the game. Her primary and favorite position is pitcher, and she loves the challenge of competing while also building connections with teammates who feel like a second family. Along her journey, Emily has learned to stop comparing herself to others and focus on being the best version of herself, which has made her both a stronger player and a better teammate. One of her proudest moments came during a spring rec tournament when she pitched three innings with five strikeouts, one hit, and no runs allowed—helping secure the win. Known for her positivity, Emily’s biggest strength is lifting her teammates up and keeping everyone connected. Inspired by her dad, who has always supported and trained with her, she continues to work toward her goals of improving her pitching speed, playing Division I softball, and one day competing at schools like Ohio State, UCLA, or Clemson. Outside of softball, Emily also plays basketball, but her heart is always on the field, looking forward to the day she can take her game to the next level with a college team.