“It means a lot to me because Jordan is my second player to sign to play at college,” Hamrick said. “She knows every aspect of the game and I trust her in any game situation.”
Taking the mound each game became a way of life for Farmer quickly and she said she appreciates that role.
“I love as a pitcher being a part of every piece of the game. You are in control and it puts you in a leadership position,” Farmer said.
Hamrick said he believes Farmer will do incredibly well at North Greenville.
“I think she’ll step in at the role they need her to play and be competitive at all times,” he said. “As far as how she’ll do academically – I think there is no doubt she’ll excel.”
Farmer plans to study secondary education at North Greenville with hopes of one day becoming a teacher and eventually leading her own high school softball team.