Ellen Roberts (softball)

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Ellen Roberts
Personal information
NationalityAustralian
Born1992
Westleigh, New South Wales, Australia
Height5'9"
Sport
CountryAustralia
SportSoftball
Event(s)Women's team
College teamUniversity of Memphis
ClubLoreto Normanhurst

Ellen Roberts (born 1992)[1] is an Australian, former collegiate, right-handed professional softball pitcher. She has played professionally for 6 years in 9 different countries. Ellen was selected for the Australia women's national softball team, and competed at Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics.[2]

She is originally from Westleigh, New South Wales. She played for University of Memphis.[3][4] In 2017, she played for Chicago Bandits.[5]

Coached by Les Roberts and Bill Holland

North Shore Representative from 2006–present winning multiple state championship competitions and state league

School Girls NSW and Australian teams. National Champions. 2007-2009

New South Wales State Representative 2003(junior)2008,2009,2010,2011,2014,2015,2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

National Champions each year

2014 National Championship- 19 innings pitched ERA of 0.00.

2015 National Champions and player of the final. ERA under 1.

2016 Nationals runners up, pitched the National final for the third year in a row.

2017 National Champions ERA below 0.5

2018 National Champions ERA below 1

2019 National Champions ERA of 0

2020 National Champions ERA 2nd best of tournament

Australian Under 19 World championship team 2011

USA Division 1 College Softball at The University of Memphis Tigers- 2010-2014

Undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Health and Education

Setting and breaking 25 school records, including Strike outs and game wins

Conference USA Pitcher of the Week- 4 times

Tennessee Sports Writer Pitcher of the Week Award- 3 times

USA Coaches select 3rd team 2014

Australian National Open Women's World Championship team 2014 The Netherlands- Bronze Medal Winner

2 games with ERA 0.00

2014 New South Wales State Female Athlete of the Year Finalist

2015  New South Wales State Female Athlete of the Year Finalist

2015 Gilleys Shield Champions-Player of the Final

2015 Australian Open Women's Squad

Competed in Down Under Series vs Team Japan and Team New Zealand

Australian National team Vs Japanese Toyota Professional Team

2015 Bollate Softball Div1 ISL League 10/11regular season wins

Finals, one shut out

2015 Italian All Star Team- vs Italy, Czech Republic, France, Germany. Finished First

2x pitcher of the tournament, Italy

Finished with ERA under 1

2015 Prague National Championships with Storms

2016 Australian Open Women's Squad

Competed in Down Under Series vs Team Japan and Team New Zealand

2016 La Loggia Softball Div1 ISL League

Made play offs. Finished with ERA under 1.5

2016 European Cup with Prague, Czech Republic-Tempo Titans

2016 Italian All Star Team vs Italy, Porto Rico. Finished 1st

2016 New Zealand Club Mount Albert Ramblers ERA under 0

2017 New South Wales State Open Women's State Team

2017 Australian Open Women's Squad- Down Under Series vs Japan, NZ- Japan April Tour, North America Tour, Japan Cup Tour, September Japan Tour.

2017 New Zealand Ramblers. ERA under 0

2017 NPF Chicago Bandits

2017 Dutch Professional League, Netherlands- Dutch National Champions and Championship MVP

2017 Waitakere Tournament Champions, NZ

2017 Bev Smith Howick Tournament Champions, NZ + Best Pitcher of the tournament award ERA under 1.5

2018 Australian National Champions

2018 Australian Open Women's National Squad

2018 Asia Pacific Cup, Australia

2018 Bev Chote Champions

2018 Bev Chote Best Best Pitcher

2018 National Pro Fastpitch USA League

2018 Japan Softball Professional League- Ogaki Minamo ERA 1.9

2019 Australian National Champions

2019 Australian Best Pitcher Award

2019 Asia Pacific Cup

2019 Summer Slam

2019 Japan Softball Professional League- Ogaki Minamo ERA 0.5

2019 National Pro Fastpitch USA League Aussie Peppers

2019 Australian Olympic Qualifier Squad

2020 Australian National Champions

-closing pitcher in the final, into a breaker for the win

2020 New South Wales Open Women's State Team

2020 Australian Olympic Squad

2020 Australia Pacific Cup

2020 Japan Softball Professional League- Ogaki Minamo

2020 Kissing Point A grade MVP

2020 North Shore A grade champions

2020 North Shore Competition most K2's award

2021 Japan Softball Professional League- Ogaki Minamo

2021 Australian Olympic Squad

2021 Tokyo Olympics

References[]

  1. ^ "Ellen Roberts". Australian Olympic Committee. Retrieved 2021-07-22.
  2. ^ "Tokyo Olympics: Australian softball team arrives in Japan". NewsComAu. 2021-05-31. Retrieved 2021-07-06.
  3. ^ "Former U of M softball player makes Australia's Olympic team". Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News | Daily Memphian. Retrieved 2021-07-06.
  4. ^ "Ellen Roberts - 2014 - Softball". University of Memphis Athletics. Retrieved 2021-07-06.
  5. ^ "Former Tiger named a finalist for Australian Olympic Softball Team". University of Memphis Athletics. Retrieved 2021-07-06.

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