Croteau, Julie (1970–)
Croteau, Julie (1970–)
American baseball player. Born Dec 4, 1970, in Berkeley, California.
While in 12th grade, unsuccessfully sued Osborne Park High (Manassas, VA) for not letting girls play varsity baseball; became 1st woman to play NCAA baseball (1989), at 1st base for Division III St. Mary's College in Maryland; served as assistant coach at Massachusetts, becoming 1st woman to coach Division I (1995–96); noted for helping girls and women discover opportunities in baseball. Her college glove is located at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
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