Megan Mozingo, a junior infielder out of Goldsboro, N.C., is in her third year with the Campbell softball program. She has a career batting average of .261 with 69 hits, 14 doubles, one triple, three home runs, 53 runs and 33 RBI. Mozingo hit her third career home run in Campbell's 7-1 victory over Jacksonville on March 4, a two-run shot to right field. The Nursing major earned Presidential Honor Roll accolades in 2016 and 2017. 

Why did you decide to play softball: I have always been involved in sports. My brother played baseball and I grew up around it, so I decided that it was the main sport I wanted to pursue.
The best part of my game is: My defense. I can make the plays not many other people can.
Who was the greatest influence on your softball career: My family. They have invested so much time and money into it and I just want to make them proud.
Other sports played: Soccer. I actually didn't even play softball in high school. I played soccer. I also played basketball in high school. My team made it to the regionals two out of the four years I was there. I really enjoy playing basketball.
Favorite professional softball player: Lauren Chamberlain
What is your favorite memory during your softball career: All the big plays and big hits I have made in my time at Campbell thus far
What is your favorite memory as a spectator at a softball game: When a coach got thrown out of a game and he was going crazy. They couldn't get him to leave and even when he did, he popped up looking over the outfield fence watching the game.
What professional softball player would you want to play with: Cat Osterman
What professional athlete would you like to meet: LeBron James. I think he is the best athlete in the world and is just a winner and can't be stopped.
What I do in my free time: Relax. I go to the beach, hang out and take time to myself.
Something that my teammates may not know about me: I played baseball up until I was 10 or 11 years old. I used to pitch and strike out the boys in kid pitch.