Yellowjacket Softball Signs Washington Player

BILLINGS, MT – Montana State-Billings softball coach Jeff Aumend has announced that Terina Stacks of Washougal, Wash., has signed a national letter of intent to play for the Yellowjackets next season.  Stacks, a multi-position player who is a senior at Washougal High School, signed during the NCAA’s early signing period between November 10 and 17.

“Terina is a perfect fit for our program,” said Yellowjacket head coach Jeff Aumend.  “She is a multi-position pitcher who can hit.  Her control of pitches is her strength, but we think her long levers lend to gaining velocity in college.  She gives us depth, not only at pitcher, but also as a utility player who can play every position except catcher.”

Stacks is a two-sport standout at Washougal HS, lettering all four years in soccer and softball.  She was a two-time team captain in soccer, earning all-league first team and player of the year honors as a junior.

Stacks earned softball all-league second team honors last season after helping lead Washougal to the league championship and state tournament.  She will be the softball team captain this spring.

“I chose MSU Billings because it is a smaller school with a great education program,” said Stacks, who was a four-year honor roll student.  “I want to be a high school math teacher, and MSU Billings has the programs to help me become a teacher.  I thought the school was a perfect fit for me.”