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Softball Olympian and ESPN analyst Jessica Mendoza remembers the 2002-03 Honda Cup winner's standout accomplishments at UCLA.

ESPN softball analyst Jessica Mendoza breaks down the NCAA softball regionals, where No. 1 Cal is getting a chance to play in the postseason at home for the first time in 27 years.

espnW's Jessica Mendoza recounts her emotional trip to Rwanda as part of a project to help girls in that war-torn country learn journalism.

In honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, the Olympic gold medalist shares why everyone should pick up a ball (or a racket ... or a bat ...).

Softball player Jessica Mendoza takes a look back at baseball's stretch run -- and the outfielders who might have cost their teams a ring.

Olympic softball player Jessica Mendoza is working as a reporter for MLB games -- and still harboring dreams of becoming a pro baseball player.

National Pro Fastpitch Jessica Mendoza talks about her love of softball, the league, the Olympics and and its role in helping young women everywhere achieve their dreams.

Jessica Mendoza was one of the hosts at this year's Gatorade Player of the Year awards dinner. She shares her message to the next generation of sports superstars.

Softball champions came together to celebrate their game, share common experiences and encourage the next generation of stars in an inaugural Champions Festival at the Women's College World Series.

The U.S. Olympic team chief of mission resigned because of his views against gay marriage. Olympic softball player Jessica Mendoza tells why that had to happen.

With a mash-up of new moves, a routine workout can ramp up both the fun and the fitness challenge, as Jessica Mendoza recently learned at the Gatorade G Series Fit Launch.

World Health Day is upon us and Jessica Mendoza says it presents the perfect opportunity to assess your state of health. She takes a look at what keeps her on track and finds happiness in getting back to the basics.

Jessica Mendoza knows all too well that feeling of dread that comes with your first trip to the gym after a long layoff. Her recommendation for regaining fitness without losing your mind? Mix it up and grab a copy of your sports club's class schedule.

Jessica Mendoza, a two-time Olympic medalist in softball, announced today that she and her 2008 Olympic teammates are leaving the U.S. national team to play exclusively for the National Pro Fastpitch league.

Instead of calling Andrew Luck old school, Jessica Mendoza says he should be a reminder that college athletes can be humble enough to see the big picture.

Jessica Mendoza uses a lesson taught by Billie Jean King to inspire all women to be more secure in who they are. Women all can do a better job of being more confident, and letting the world know how much they rock.