San Benito High senior Jenny Maheu signed a National Letter of
Intent during the NCAA’s early signing period with Canisius College
in Buffalo N.Y., announced softball coach Mike Rappl this week.
Maheu is a 5-foot-2 infield/outfielder. She hit .385 last season
and was named first team All-Central Coast Section as an infielder.
A four-year letterwinner, she is also a member of the soccer team,
where she is a two-time all-league selection.
San Benito High senior Jenny Maheu signed a National Letter of Intent during the NCAA’s early signing period with Canisius College in Buffalo N.Y., announced softball coach Mike Rappl this week.
Maheu is a 5-foot-2 infield/outfielder. She hit .385 last season and was named first team All-Central Coast Section as an infielder. A four-year letterwinner, she is also a member of the soccer team, where she is a two-time all-league selection. Maheu also competed on the Baler golf team this year.
Maheu was a big part of last year’s Central Coast Section softball runner-up team for the Balers.
“Jenny is a speedster who will compete for playing time right away,” Rappl said. “She has a knack for getting on base and she has outstanding defensive range.”
Maheu has a 3.9 grade point average. She plans to major in psychology and athletic training at Canisius.
The Golden Griffins are coming off a 15-31 season, and return eight starters from last year’s team.
The softball program will open its 25th intercollegiate season Feb. 27-29, in the Charleston Southern Invitational.
Katie Miranto of New York also signed a letter of intent with the Griffins.
