Dana Sorensen

- Sorensen had a long and successful pitching career that spanned from Stanford University to the USA Softball National Team, to the National Professional Fastpitch League.
- During her distinguished Stanford career, Sorensen:
- Was a 3-time NFCA All American, and 4-time All Pacific Region honoree
- Lead Stanford to 2 Women’s College World Series appearances
- Posted a 105-36 career record with a 1.05 ERA, including a 34 win campaign as a senior
- Racked up 5 no-hitters and 2 perfect games
- Was an inductee into the Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame
- In 2005, Sorensen was a member of the USA Softball Elite Team, and she attended the USA Softball National Team Camp 5 times. She also played 2 seasons in the NPF, and with the Professional Fastpitch Xtreme (PFX) Tour.
- Upon the completion of her playing career, Sorensen then moved into coaching, spending 3 seasons as an assistant coach and Physical Education Instructor at UC Davis, and 2 more years as an assistant at Oregon State.
- Wanting to return to her native San Diego, Sorensen opened her own Pitching instruction business,