My name is Lauren Creamer. I began playing softball when I was 5 years old and began playing travel ball at 8. I played at Neshaminy High School from 2009-2013. While there, I was named to a SOL Conference team in my sophomore through senior years. I was also inducted into the Trenton Softball Hall of Fame in 2013. In my senior season, my team and I made it to the state championship game at Penn State. After high school, I continued my softball career at Susquehanna University, where I was a four-year starter. Freshman year, I played first, third, and right field. Sophomore through senior year, I split my time between first base and being the DH. I was named Landmark Conference Player of the Week 6 times within my four years. I was also named to the Landmark Conference first team all four years. I am also lucky enough to break and tie multiple records held by the school. These records include home runs, sacrifice bunts, doubles, and batting average, among others. After college, I went on to my dream job of being a math teacher. I currently teach Geometry at Philadelphia Academy Charter High School. I’m looking forward to pushing these young ladies to be the best versions of themselves, both on and off the field!
