Christa Hall, a junior outfielder from Yorktown, Va., is in her third year with the Campbell softball program. She has a career batting average of .189 with 24 hits, two doubles, two triples, one home run, 23 runs and 17 RBI, as well as a .260 slugging percentage and .300 on-base percentage. Hall is majoring in Nursing and plans to pursue a career as a nurse following graduation.

Why did you decide to play softball: I've played the sport my whole life and fell in love with it at a very young age. It's very rewarding and I love to compete.
The best part of my game is: My competitiveness
Who was the greatest influence on your softball career: My father. He was my coach since I was young until about 14 or 15 years old. Then he helped me go on to get recruited. He's my biggest supporter other than my mom.
Other sports played: Dance, gymnastics, volleyball and basketball
Favorite professional softball player: Natasha Watley
What is your favorite memory during your softball career: Hitting three home runs back-to-back-to-back in the regional championships in high school
What is your favorite memory as a spectator at a softball game: Any kind of upset. I love seeing underdogs win.
What professional softball player would you want to play with: Jennie Finch
What professional athlete would you like to meet: Colin Kaepernick. I have so much respect for him, but I'd like to know his reasoning for the things that he does.
What I do in my free time: Workout, go to the beach, be with family/friends/pets and eat
Something that my teammates may not know about me: I act like I don't care when I care more than anyone.