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Natalie Guzman #11 Class of 2020 Contact / Personal Information: Address:1825 Linden Ave Waukegan, IL 60087 e-mail: [email protected] Cell: (847) 707-9924 Height: 5' 4" Weight: 135 DOB: 2/3/2002 Father: Nick Guzman [email protected] (847) 493-9878 Mother: Erica Guzman [email protected] (224) 430-2443 High School / Academic Information: Waukegan High School Waukegan, IL GPA: 4.9ACT: n/a PSAT: 1040 Honor Roll , AP, Honors: Clubs & Awards: National Honor Society Honors & AP Curriculum High Honor Roll 2016 Lamp Of Learning Award - Jack Benny Middle School High School Softball Highlights: Varsity Letter Freshman, Sophomore, Starting Pitcher 2018: MVP Award 2017: MVP Award Travel Team: Lake County Top 20 Players 3rd Team All State 16U A Wisconsin All Area Team Honorable Mention Lightning Travel Softball History: 2018 - Current: Wisconsin Lightning 16u KS Uniform #: Positions: 2013-2017: Bordertown Bandits # 11 P,OF,U National Tournaments: Bats: Throws: 2016: USSSA Midwest Nationals 3rd Place R R 2014: USSSA Great Lakes Nationals 5th Place Softball Camps: Current Travel Stats: Lets Play For U Battle of the Borders Ball Exit Speed: 60 mph Overhand Speed: 60 mph Taylor Made Titans Showcase Camp Grip Strength: 77 lbs. USSSA Elite Select Ringor Combine Camp 20 yard dash laser: 3.12 60 yard dash laser 5.96 Other Sports / Activities: Eligibility/Commitments: Volleyball NCAA Clearinghouse ID# 1702736884 NAIA Registered ECID#546875 Basketball Committed / Signed? No Community Involvement: Tournament Schedule: Volunteers At Feed My Starving Children Sept. 15-15 PGF King of the Hill Salem, WI References: Oct. 6-7 Sparks Showcase Elgin, IL Kevin Schreiner Wisconsin Lightning Head Coach: Oct. 13-14 Dave Betcher Showcase St. Charles, IL (847) 370-2703 [email protected] Oct. 26-28 St. Louis Showcase St.Louis, MO DJ Butenschoen Wisconsin Lightning Asst. Coach: Dec. 8-9 Sparta Dome Crown Point, IN (763) 439-2547 [email protected] Jan. 11-12 Louiville Slugger Dome Peoria, IL Alex Caccamo Waukegan H. S. Asst. Coach: Feb. 22-24 Louiville Slugger Dome Peoria, IL (847) 533-6758 [email protected] NCSA Profile: Skills Video: https://www.ncsasports.org/softball-recruiting/illinois/waukegan/waukegan-high-school/natalie-guzman https://youtu.be/HMk-CGsHXk4.

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