FIRECRACKERS DFW PLAYER SPOTLIGHT!

Firecrackers DFW
2 days ago
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We’re excited to spotlight some of our athletes and introduce them both on and off the softball field! Below is one of our 18U players from our Firecrackers DFW Martinez team!

Sienna Hernandez - 2B/OF Class of 2027

High School: Duncanville

Bats/Throws: Right/Right

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Twitter/X Profile: https://x.com/Sienna_Hdez26

Tell us a little about yourself and your softball journey.

I’ve played softball for about 12 years going into my 13th year. When I’m not busy with softball I love to spend quality time with my family. I love my dogs Remy and Milo! My dream job is to be a Pediatric Ultrasound Technician.

What made you fall in love with softball?

The energy and the competitiveness that it brings. Especially competing against big teams and performing well with my awesome teammates.

What do you consider your biggest strength on the field?

I consider my biggest strength is being able to consistently move runners and sacrificing myself when needed. Using my ability to bunt to each side and being able to either find a gap or line drives.

What part of your game are you working hardest to improve?

My speed and strength.

Who has had the biggest influence on your softball career, and why?

My Dad. He has always been there to go outside and practice with me, put up with me if I get frustrated with myself, giving me encouraging words when needed, making me want to perform at the very best I can.

What’s your favorite softball memory so far?

When we went to Arizona and went undefeated and qualified for Alliance Nationals! Our energy was my favorite!

What does being a great teammate mean to you?

It means everything. Being able to be there for your teammates when they are going through something mentally or physically can really help them to know you're there for them both as a teammate and as a friend.

What are your biggest goals for your high school and travel-ball career?

My goal is to go to college to get my associates, bachelors and masters degree and then begin pursuing my dream job. I plan to give feedback and advice to the softball community once I hang up my cleats.

What do you want college coaches to know about you?

I’m always working hard in the classroom and I strive to give my all even at my lowest moments.