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Ivelisse Echevarría
Ivelisse Echevarría (born November 4, 1956)〔http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ec/ivelisse-echevarria-1.html〕) was inducted into the International Federation Softball Hall of Fame in 2003 and is considered by many to be the greatest softball pitcher born in Puerto Rico.
==Early years==
Echevarría was born and raised in the small town of Peñuelas, Puerto Rico. She became interested in sports during her primary and secondary educational years. She was an active participant in the sports of track and field during her high school years and established several school records. However, she did not know how to play and never participated in the game that in the future would gave her fame and glory in Puerto Rico, softball.
Echevarría was awarded a scholarship by the Catholic University of Puerto Rico, located in the city of Ponce and joined that institutions track and field team. She studied physical education and took a course in the disciplines of softball. Echevarría, became interested in the game after learning its principles and decided to join a local softball club called ''Las Estrellas de Seboruco''. According to an interview conducted by El Vocero on August 30, 2005, Echevarría didn't even know how to put on a baseball glove when she joined. She was noticed by Carlin Velazquez, a former pitcher for the National Men's Softball Team of Puerto Rico, who recommended that she see Alejandro "Junior" Cruz, manager of the National Women's Softball Team of Puerto Rico and try out for the team. In 1978, Echevarría made the team and was trained another Puerto Rican softball pitcher, Donna Terry.
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