Jamie Lettire

Position:
Pitcher/First Base
Height:
5-11
Class:
Senior
High School:
Presentation
Hometown:
Cupertino, Calif.

At Princeton
2010
First-team All-Ivy League as a utility player ... finished her career as the program's career home run leader, with 38 ... was team's most-used pitcher her final season, at 124 1/3 innings ... led the team in batting average at .310 ... co-led the team with 40 hits ... second on the team with nine home runs ... had 12 multi-hit games ... earned pitching victories against Brown in the second game of a doubleheader on April 10, against Columbia to close twinbills on April 17 and 18, and against Cornell in the first game on Senior Day, May 2.

2009
Second-team All-Ivy League as a utility player ... named Ivy League Player of the Week Apr. 15 after getting two pitching wins against Columbia and hitting .600 (6 for 10) in the series ... hit .276 on the season, fourth on the team, while making 33 starts in 35 games ... team-high eight home runs ... .298 average against Ivy schools was third on the team ... went 7-8 with a 4.04 ERA in the circle on the season ... four multi-hit games ... both hits in the first game of an Apr. 12 game against Columbia were home runs.

2008
NFCA third-team All-America ... Ivy League Co-Player of the Year ... first-team All-Ivy ... first-team All-Northeast Region ... hit .340 overall and .455 in the Ivy season ... tied a Princeton single-season record with 14 home runs ... hit the go-ahead home run in Princeton's 12-11 comeback win over Cornell in an Apr. 27 doubleheader and hit the game-winning home run in the second game of the twinbill to win the Ivy South ... homered in game two of the Ivy League Championship Series to help Princeton clinch the Ivy title ... hit home runs in five of last 10 games ... led team with 41 RBI ... went 6-0 in the circle in the Ivy season and pitched the first game of the ILCS ... 17 multi-hit games ... had a 10-game stretch (Apr. 5-13) with nine multi-hit games, raising her batting average from .284 to .365 while hitting .514 during the 10 games ... fielded .984 while splitting time between the pitching circle and first base ... won seven straight decisions after starting the season 1-3, finishing with an 8-4 record.

2007
Second-team All-Ivy as a utility player ... started 44 of 47 games played ... seven home runs tied a Princeton rookie record (Melissa Finley ’05 in 2002) ... went 3 for 3 with three runs scored, a walk, two home runs and four RBIs against Rhode Island (Mar. 10) ... also had multi-hit games against Lehigh (Apr. 11) and Columbia (Apr. 14) ... homered against Lipscomb (Mar. 23), Columbia (Apr. 18), Penn (Apr. 22) and in each game of a Cornell doubleheader (Apr. 27) ... had a season-best five-game hit streak against Penn and Cornell, getting eight RBIs in a three-game span (Apr. 21-27) ... 23 RBIs were second on the team ... in the circle, threw in 24 games, making 13 starts with an 8-7 record ... won five straight decisions (Mar. 31-Apr. 11) ... struck out 11 and won her first start against Buffalo (Mar. 17) ... fanned eight in starts against Lipscomb (Mar. 23) and Stetson (Mar. 24) ... struck out 11 against Dartmouth (Apr. 8) ... won collegiate debut in relief against Central Connecticut State (Mar. 9) ... went 5-2 in Ivy play, getting both wins of the Dartmouth doubleheader with one coming in relief.

At Presentation
West Catholic League MVP in 2006 ... league’s Freshman of the Year in 2003 ... 2004 and 2005 WCL Pitcher of the Year  ... four-time first-team all-league ... San Jose Mercury News Athlete of the Week honoree ... three-time Mercury News First-Team All-Central Coast Section (CCS) ... was also the newspaper’s Junior of the Year in 2005 Player of the Year in 2006 ... Cal-Hi Sports Bay Area CCS Scholar Athlete of the Year last two seasons ... High School Sports Focus Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2006 ... team MVP all four years ... school’s Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year ... received “Highest Honors” level in California Scholarship Federation ... part of Mu Alpha Theta Honors Society ... carried a 24-2 record as a senior with 274 strikeouts in 168 innings, seven walks, an 0.42 ERA, 15 shutouts, a perfect game and two no-hitters ... batted .355 as a senior with eight doubles, two home runs and an on-base percentage of .467.

Personal
Full name is Jamie Michelle Lettire ... born April 9, 1988 ... daughter of Jim and Allison Lettire ... father is the CEO of Warren Construction and a UC Santa Cruz alumnus; mother is the company’s bookkeeper and a San Jose State alumna ... has a younger sister Colleen, 18, and younger brother Joe, 16 ... has had two cousins play sports at Brown and Yale.

Batting Statistics

Season	GP-GS	BA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB-A	BB	HBP	SAC	SF	GDP	SO	PO	A	E
2007	47-44	.210	119	15	25	4	0	7	23	1-1	12	1	2	3	0	31	96	20	4
2008	49-49	.340	150	29	51	6	0	14	41	0-0	12	2	2	1	1	26	218	23	4
2009	35-33	.276	98	18	27	4	0	8	16	0-0	15	0	1	0	2	20	125	29	3
2010	44-44	.310	129	26	40	9	0	9	24	1-1	23	1	2	2	1	21	176	38	9
Career	175-170	.288	496	88	143	23	0	38	104	2-2	62	4	7	6	4	98	615	110	20

Pitching Statistics

Season	GP-GS	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	2B	3B	HR	WP	BK	HBP	CG	SHO/CBO	W-L	ERA	SV
2007	24-13	107.2	107	65	58	44	82	14	3	20	6	0	7	6	0/0	8-7	3.77	0
2008	18-11	79.0	81	46	39	25	42	19	1	10	9	0	2	6	0/1	8-4	3.46	1
2009	20-12	102.1	117	76	59	31	58	31	1	14	8	0	5	9	0/0	7-8	4.04	0
2010	24-16	124.1	184	122	102	64	60	32	0	16	10	3	15	14	0/1	4-16	5.74	0
Career	86-52	413.1	489	309	258	164	242	96	5	60	33	3	29	35	0/2	27-35	4.37	1