Jazmyn Jackson, also known as JJ, was born in San José on 15 August 1996 and is a Mexican-American professional softball player. The Spanish Wikipedia article says she was part of the United States national softball team from 2016 to 2019 and, since the second season of the Mexican Softball League, plays for Diablos Rojos del México. In 2025 she won the batting Triple Crown of the league, and in February 2026 she was named MVP and offensive player of 2025. She graduated in business from the University of California, Berkeley, won a gold and a bronze medal in two editions of the USA Softball International Cup, played for Scrap Yard Fastpitch from 2018 to 2019 and for Forlì in the Italian league in 2018, and also played for Athletes Unlimited, where she hit the first grand slam in the league's history. In 2025 she joined the Mexican national softball team. This entry is written from the Spanish Wikipedia article on Jazmyn Jackson, because the subject has no English Wikipedia article.
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