Jennie Finch, an American first baseman and softball pitcher, has a net worth of $1.5 million.
Jennie Finch was born in La Mirada, California, and started her journey in softball during her first year of kindergarten.
She excelled in high school and participated in various sports such as softball, basketball, and volleyball.
Ultimately, she made a decision to dedicate herself to softball and competed for the University of Arizona, where she won two Honda Sports Awards and was named an All-American pitcher three times. During her college tenure, she pitched a remarkable 51 consecutive winning games and managed to strike out over 1000 batters.
After that, she led the US Softball team to Gold at the 2004 Olympics, securing two triumphs.
The US team achieved Silver in 2008 and had plans to participate in the next Olympics, but the Olympic committee has removed softball from the list of Olympic sports.
She now works as a commentator for the National Pro Fastpitch League.