Going into her senior year in high school, Jordy Frank had broken school records, was named the Pennsylvania Class A Player of the Year and District 9 MVP, led her softball team to its second District 9 title in three years and to the state semi-final game, but she still hadn’t gotten looked at by any Division I colleges or universities. “It was actually very stressful because I wasn’t getting looked at by anyone besides division III schools,” Frank said. “I went to some division II camps and I got letters from a lot of division III’s. Personally, I didn’t think division I was going to be suitable for me.” When those doubts would creep into her mind, Frank would think back to six years earlier, the summer before her sixth grade year. She was sitting at a desk during sixth grade move up day. The new middle schoolers were getting a look as to what they could expect for the next three years. During that time, each one of the students had to write down their future goals an