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Monday, August 14, 2017

ABBEY MAYSE PROFILE


Abbey Mayse: pursuing double major, English
& Education; says softball “is part of who I am”


Wesley Wolverine freshman #4 P/ UT Abbey Mayse (Cecilton, MD)

Abbey and her boyfriend Kip
at high school graduation.
Name: Abbey Gail Mayse

Hometown:
 

Cecilton, Maryland

Primary position:
Pitcher

Secondary position:
Utility

Where I attended high school: Saint Mark's High School

College graduation year: 2021

College major:
Double Major in Education and English.

After graduation: I hope to be a high school English teacher and coach softball.

My passion off the field:
helping others and spending time with family and friends.


Abbey warms up with her Dad at her last travel ball tournament.

My favorite spot on campus: the Midnight Roast, with coffee being 50 cents and places to study you can't beat it.

I like to spend time with family and friends, go to the beach and I love to watch movies.

Last summer,
I babysat every day and played travel softball.

The best advice I ever received
was from my dad, "Stay within yourself."


Abbey and her boyfriend Kip
at the high school prom.
My favorite player: Jennie Finch.

My favorite book: The Best of Me by Nicholas Sparks.

My Favorite movie: Beauty and the Beast.

My Favorite Quote: "Do not neglect your gift, for it was given to you by your elders when they laid their hands upon you" Timothy 4:14

The most important thing to me is family.

My favorite thing about playing softball is how at home I feel. I've been playing softball since I was five years old and have never left the game, the game is part of who I am.

My softball goal is to hold a school record.

My best softball experience was travel ball as a whole. I wouldn't trade my years of travel for anything.

Softball accomplishment I am most proud of
is becoming a part of a college team.

Jennie Finch is my role model in softball. She was a player that worked hard every day and she got want she wanted, that is what I strive to do.


Abbey with her mother Laura and father Barry at her HS swim senior night.