Janie Reed

Janie Reed- Biography

Janie Reed, from Placentia, California, is a well-known American softball outfielder. She is a left-handed hitter who was a collegiate All-American. Her approach to her profession is well-known.

What is the Net Worth of Janie Reed? Salary, Earnings

Janie has a net worth of 3.2 million dollars, which she earned totally through her hard work and accomplishment as a professional softball player. She is entirely dedicated to her chosen field.

Janie Reed- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings

Janie Reed was born on April 15, 1993, in Placentia, California, the United States of America to Janette Miiko Takeda. She is the youngest and most decorated of three sisters in a softball family. Allison, the oldest child, played high school softball, while Michelle, the middle child, went on to play NCAA softball for Maryland and Southern Mississippi University. While attending El Dorado High School, Takeda played travel baseball with the OC Batbusters.

Takeda, who bats left-handed and throws right-handed, grew up in a softball family, so she batted with her father six days a week and was offensively distinct from her sisters. “I admire when a team gets together and strives for the same aim,” she replies when asked why she enjoys softball. Takeda’s dream job would be to work on sports films and in sports journalism, where she could report on games and make an impact in women’s sports.

Education Details

Janie Reed graduated from El Dorado High School in Placentia, California, in 2011. Takeda played varsity softball for four years and was named Female Athlete of the Year her last year. Takeda participated in 85 games in her final year of high school, winning 10 and losing 14. Takeda’s career batting average was.466 with 132 hits. Takeda finished with a.503 on-base percentage, 26 runs batted in (RBI), and 63 runs scored. Janie is a four-time All-Century League selection, as well as a first-team Cal-Hi Sports/All-Orange County selection and league co-MVP. Takeda was named to the honor roll as a senior and was a notable scholar.

Quick Facts

Janie Reed’s Professional Career

Janie Reed began her professional career with the Orange County Batbusters in 2008. Takeda’s team finished third in the Premier Girls Softball Tourney in 2010. Takeda batted.460 in the PGF tournament in 2011, guiding her team to fourth place. While studying journalism at the University of Oregon, Takeda maintained a 3.17 GPA. Takeda was the 19th softball player for the Ducks. She was an NFCA All-American and a Pac12 All-Star three times.

Takeda was named to the preseason top 50 watch list for USA softball player of the year and received the University of Oregon’s Jackson Award. Each spring, the Jackson athletic trophy is presented to a qualified graduating senior female athlete. The winner is determined by athletic excellence, academic performance, leadership, and encouragement to other athletes. Winners are nominated by student-athletes and selected by student-athletes and sports department officials. In addition to her on-field accomplishments, she was named NFCA second-team All-America, NCAA Eugene regional MVP, first-team All-Pacific region, and first-team All-Pac-12. Time to Finish What We Started, Takeda’s blog, detailed the team’s feelings over the season, as well as the pressures of work and school.

Janie Reed- Relationship, Married Life

Janie Reed’s marriage to professional baseball pitcher Jake Reed celebrated its first anniversary in 2017. She is happy in her marriage, and she is successful in her career activities while also focusing on her vocation.

Body Measurements: Height, Weight, Hair color

Social Media Details

Janie Reed does not have an official presence on social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.

Trivia

• Reed was chosen to three different Pac-12 First-Team All-Star teams. She was also named to the First and Second Team All-American teams in three of her four years at the university.
• Texas-based Dallas Charge is a National Pro Fastpitch softball team in the National Pro Fastpitch softball league (NPF). On April 1, 2015, Takeda was selected in the first round (26th overall) of the 2015 NPF Draft, however, he chose to represent Team USA instead.
• Takeda was picked by ESPN to record the Ducks’ path to the Women’s College World Series in 2014.
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• Takeda began a community service effort on Mt. Pisgah to assist restore the mountain’s natural ecosystem by planting trees. She volunteered to deliver Thanksgiving baskets to deserving families in the community and to collect funds for UNICEF’s “Chemo Ducks” fundraising campaign.