Bio

Starting out as a local high school standout at Leuzinger High School, Carrico went on to star for the Warriors softball team. As a freshman in 1989, she went 19-7 overall with a 0.60 ERA while also posting a .327 batting average and a .425 mark in conference play. She was the South Coast Conference Most Valuable Pitcher along with a First Team All-South Coast Conference selection in her first year. She also earned a spot on the All-Southern California Team as the Warriors finished as conference champs with a 15-0 record in SCC play. Carrico would earn an All-SCC Second Team nod as a sophomore in 1990 before moving on to Florida Southern University. Carrico continued to excel in her two years with the Moccasins. In 1991, Carrico was named honorable mention for the All-Sunshine State Conference team. She also earned a nod to the National Fastpitch Coaches’ Association (NFCA) All-South Region Second Team. She surpassed those accomplishments in 1992, earning a First Team All-Sunshine State Conference nod along with a spot on the NFCA All-South Region First Team.