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Washington
2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 38 games, making 29 starts ... batted .179, hitting three home runs, one double and had 11 RBIs ... recorded two-two RBI games and two-three RBIs games ... scored 11 runs ... drew four walks ... had one stolen base ... hit her first career home run in the 12-0 shutout against Seattle (3/6) ... hit a home run in Pac-10 play against Arizona (4/10) ... scored her first run in the 10-5 win against Cal State Northridge (2/13) ... hit her first career double in the 11-2 win against Seattle (3/7) ... appeared in four NCAA tournament games.
2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 38 games, making 29 starts ... batted .179, hitting three home runs, one double and had 11 RBIs ... recorded two-two RBI games and two-three RBIs games ... scored 11 runs ... drew four walks ... had one stolen base ... hit her first career home run in the 12-0 shutout against Seattle (3/6) ... hit a home run in Pac-10 play against Arizona (4/10) ... scored her first run in the 10-5 win against Cal State Northridge (2/13) ... hit her first career double in the 11-2 win against Seattle (3/7) ... appeared in four NCAA tournament games.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB
Attended El Camino High School in Oceanside, Calif. ... was second-team All State as a junior ... led El Camino to the Palomar League title and a berth in the CIF San Diego Section semifinals ... named the team's Defensive Player of the Year and earned All-North County honors along with being named to the San Diego area all-academic team ... played for The Next Level club team... also lettered in volleyball and basketball in high school, earning the basketball team's Co-MVP award in 2005.
Attended El Camino High School in Oceanside, Calif. ... was second-team All State as a junior ... led El Camino to the Palomar League title and a berth in the CIF San Diego Section semifinals ... named the team's Defensive Player of the Year and earned All-North County honors along with being named to the San Diego area all-academic team ... played for The Next Level club team... also lettered in volleyball and basketball in high school, earning the basketball team's Co-MVP award in 2005.
COACH TARR ON FAASUA:
"Jerrin is a natural athlete who will make an immediate impact in our infield. She is a solid hitter with a tremendous amount of speed. Husky fans will enjoy watching her play and we look forward to seeing her in purple and gold. She will make a huge statement upon her arrival in Seattle."
"Jerrin is a natural athlete who will make an immediate impact in our infield. She is a solid hitter with a tremendous amount of speed. Husky fans will enjoy watching her play and we look forward to seeing her in purple and gold. She will make a huge statement upon her arrival in Seattle."
FAASUA ON WHY WASHINGTON
"I chose the University of Washington because I feel that the educational benefit will be great for me. I also loved the campus and the atmosphere when I visited for the first time. I believe that if my grandpa was still alive, he would have approved of my college choice since Seattle is where he and my grandma met and started dating."
"I chose the University of Washington because I feel that the educational benefit will be great for me. I also loved the campus and the atmosphere when I visited for the first time. I believe that if my grandpa was still alive, he would have approved of my college choice since Seattle is where he and my grandma met and started dating."
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Photo GalleryAt Washington
2010 (Junior):
Appeared in 16 games, starting in three ... batted .222, collecting four hits in 18 at bats ... hit one double and three RBIs ... scored four runs and had a slugging percentage of .278 ... had a two-run double to end the game with an 11-2 win over Seattle (3/7), earning her career-high of two hits ... received the Husky Coaches Award.
2009 (Sophomore): Appeared in 12 games ... collected one hit in five at bats ... scored three runs and drove in another and also walked once ... scored a run in the final inning of UW's 6-1, 15-inning win in the deciding game of the NCAA Regionals. .. entered the game as a pinch-runner and scored the fifth and final run of the game ... had a pinch-hit RBI single in UW's 16-3 victory over Utah State, her second career RBI ... later came around to score ... saw her first action of the season against Utah (2/8) in the Red Desert Classic, grounding out in her only plate appearance ... walked in her only plate appearance in the Cathedral City Classic against Mississippi (2/21) ... hit by pitch in her first Pac-10 plate appearance against Oregon State (5/1).
2008 (Freshman)
Started five games, including three as the DP and two in right field ... second on the team with 15 appearances as a substitute or pinch-runner ... hit .133 with five runs scored and one RBI ... drove in a run during her first appearance of the year against UMKC on Feb. 15 ... made her first career start against Portland State on Feb. 29 out in right field, but did not bat ... in her second start, hit 2-for-3 and scored twice vs. Idaho State at the Malihini Kipa Aloha Tournament in Honolulu ... picked up her first career hit and run scored in the game ... scored a run against Hawaii in the title game of the tournament (Mar. 9) ... scored a run as a pinch runner at Arizona State (Apr. 12) ... scored a run as a pinch runner at Oregon (May 9).
High School/Club
A two-year letterwinner, and a team captain as a senior, at Woodinville High School ... helped WHS to a third-place finish at state in 2006 and a fifth-place finish in 2007 ... led the Falcons to consecutive league titles as a junior and senior ... named the team's Most Inspirational Player as a senior, and named Most Improved and won the Coaches Award as a junior ... played summer ball in 2007 for the Washington Lady Hawks under head coach J.T. D'Amico ... also lettered three years in basketball at WHS ... as a senior, was the team's Co-MVP, named Most Inspirational and won the Coaches Award ... a two-time Second-Team All-KingCo pick, and a two-time team Defensive Player of the Year.
Personal
Daughter of Tina and Manu Tuiasosopo ... father played football at UCLA and in the NFL, including five seasons for the Seattle Seahawks (1979-1983) ... Has one older sister, Leslie and three older brothers, Marques, Zach and Matt ... Marques (1997-2001) and Zach (2001-05) played football at UW and Marques has gone on to play in the NFL ... Leslie was a standout volleyball player for the Huskies (1995-2000) and now is an assistant volleyball coach at UW ... Matt plays in the Seattle Mariners minor league system ... Ashley Pauline Tuiasosopo was born in Bellevue, Wash.
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