A proven two-sport Beaver with real toughness
Jenni Jodoin is best known as a gritty, high-effort Oregon State athlete whose value comes from toughness, versatility, and a team-first edge rather than flashy volume scoring. In her 2001-02 season with the Beavers, she appeared in 15 basketball games, hit 4-of-8 shots, made 7-of-9 free throws, and grabbed 13 rebounds, then doubled back to softball in the same year — a pretty strong sign of competitive motor and durability. That kind of multi-sport workload suggests a player who brings intensity, composure, and buy-in; if your team wants a reliable glue piece who embraces dirty work, she fits.
