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Hi I am planning to make edits and contributions to this page. If anyone has any comments or feedback it would be greatly appreciated. Jennifer Mcfalls has been a big part of softball and she should be recognized for all of her accomplishments.
Outline for McFalls Page
For the Jennifer Mcfalls page since there is not much about her I will be adding both personal life information as well as information about her softball career/coaching career.
I will discuss early life and how she got involved in softball. I will also talk about her education and where she went to school, this will include what she studied at A&M. The section on her time at A&M will include who she was coached by and her position on the team as well as her batting average. I will also include the impact that she had on her college team and how she got to where she is today because of her softball accomplishments. I will then talk about her importance on the Olympic softball team, and also discuss her coaching career. This will include her coaching at University of Texas as well as her coaching for the Dallas Charge professional softball team. Awards that she received will also be included. The table of contents will include, Early life, college career, Olympic team, and coaching career. The sources that I will be using will be :
