She played on the Israeli Women's National Softball Team for two European Championships.[3][4]
Early life and education
Born in San Diego, California, Statman moved to Phoenix when she 8 years old where she became known to all who knew her as "T" Statman.[5]
In April 2015, T Statman was believed to be the third pitcher in the entire United States to reach 1,000 strikeouts from the high school pitching distance of 43 ft.[6] She finished her high school career with 1071 strikeouts in 753.2 innings with a 1.77 ERA and 85 wins.[7]
She raised money in high school for the Arizona Skin Cancer Foundation in high school through a program called “T's K's for Skin Cancer”.[8][9]
She attended the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. #88 T Statman did not pitch in college, T was a starter her freshman year and had a career batting average of .280 which included clutch at bats. Notably in 2016, the game winning single to secure the win against Tennessee in the Knoxville Regional Championship in the eighth inning.[10] Also in 2019 in the Tucson regional versus Auburn with a pinch hit single versus to secure a 2-1 victory.[11]
She had 100 career hits, 10 career home runs, and 62 RBIs. She was Arizona's first Academic-All American since 2010.[12]
Personal life
Statman is Jewish and holds USA / Israeli dual citizenship, becoming an Israeli citizen in 2019.[13]
She started west coast swing dancing in college and interned at Nike corporate in 2017.[14] She was involved in student radio at the University of Arizona's KAMP Radio for four years with her show “T-Time”.[15] She was named Miss Tucson Del Sol 2020, as part of the Miss America Organization.[16] As of 2019, Statman was working at Cumulus Radio in Tucson, Arizona.[17]
In 2020, she wrote a book called The Real Deal Student Athlete Success Kit.[18]
