Kelly Barnhill (softball)
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| Florida Gators – No. 11 | |||
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Kelly Barnhill is an American Softball Player and Pitcher for the Florida Gators.
Barnhill was born in Marietta, Georgia to parents Jeter and Susie Barnhill. Barnhill graduated from Alan C. Pope High School in 2015 where she was a member of the National Honor Society where she earned a weighted GPA of 4.28. Additionally, Barnhill also was an All-American her senior year, as well as the Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year.
After graduating from High School, Barnhill went to the University of Florida where she played softball. Barnhill will not graduate until 2019, however, she posted one of the most remarkable Freshman seasons in SEC History pitching with a 15-1 record, as well as posting an ERA of 1.36.
Barnhill was named to the United States Junior National Team roster in 2015 where she pitch in the World Cup of Softball, as well as the World Championships taking home the Gold Medal. Barnhill made the Senior Team in 2016, helping the red, white, and blue to a World Championship.
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