Brianna Godfrey. {Courtesy}
By: Matt Rothman
One of the greatest pitchers in Coral Springs Charter softball history, Brianna Godfrey, officially signed to play in college at Marshall University in West Virginia.
“I’ve been waiting for this day since I was a little girl. Signing with Marshall has to be the best decision I’ve made,” said Godfrey. “The coaches create such a family environment and care a lot about their players personally. I’m super excited to get started with them next year.”
Since sixth grade, Godfrey has been on the varsity team and helped lead the Panthers to four State Championships on the mound.
In her career, she has had 41 wins and an ERA of .73. Godfrey also is a lifetime .468 hitter, and has hit four home runs, drove in 71 RBI’s, and scored 87 runs while playing with the Panthers. She also plays travel softball for the Tampa Mustangs, who are one of the top teams in the country.
“Bri is a dynamic player that will contribute right away to a solid program, with coaches that will care for her and continue to develop her skill set,” said Head Coach Mark Montimurro. “Coral Springs Charter will miss Bri immensely when she graduates. Six-tool players don’t come along very often.”
Brianna Godfrey and Mark Montimurro. {Courtesy}
While Marshall is switching out of Conference USA, she will join a talented team that went 20-12 last season. She was one of three players to sign on Wednesday but will have one more season on the varsity team before college.
“Thinking this is my last year being able to put on a Charter softball Jersey and being able to play for Coach Mark is sad, but knowing that, I am going to give it my all on the field,” she said. “My goal this year is to win States one last time.”
Brianna Godfrey. {Courtesy}
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