Jen Fisher (Softball) (2023) - Hall of Fame

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Charged with re-starting the Roadrunners’ softball program from scratch in 2008, Fisher turned it into a Division II juggernaut, with a 3-year record of 125-36 that culminated with a 53-6 record and a trip to the national tournament semifinals in 2010.
When inducted, Fisher was the 2^nd winningest coach in program history, while her winning percentage was first.
She was the National Coach of the Year in 2010 and a 2-time RMAC Coach of the Year (2009, 2010).
After a solid debut season of 32-18 overall and 26-11 in the RMAC in 2008, the Roadrunners were the RMAC regular-season and tournament champions in 2009 while going 40-12 overall and 29-7 in the RMAC before making the Division II national tournament for the first time.
The 2010 team, which set a national record with 112 home runs, cruised to both RMAC titles while going 37-2 in league play, setting the RMAC record for league wins.
Ranked 4^th in the country heading into the eight-team, double-elimination national championships, the Roadrunners bounced back from a frustrating first-round loss (the Roadrunners were called for 20 illegal pitches) to defeat No. 7 Wayne State (Mich.) and No. 1 North Georgia before being eliminated by No. 3 Hawaii Pacific.