Aimee Creger was born March 27, 1992 to Wes and Robin Cregor. Cregor graduated from Mustang high school in 2010 and then attended the University of Tulsa, where she graduated in 2014.
Creger played softball for the University of Tulsa. There she was a C-USA Freshman of the Year, a three-time C-USA First Team All-American, a two-time C-USA Pitcher of the Year, a three-time NFCA All-American, and the 2014 C-USA Tournament MVP.
Creger Owns eight single season records at the University of Tulsa including the most wins with 29, most shutouts 13, strikeouts per seven innings with 11.6, and strikeouts with 354. Her 354 strikeouts in 2014 led the nation.Â
Creger also owns ten career records at the University of Tulsa, which includes holding her opponents batting average to .158, posting a 1.40 career ERA, recording 97 wins, 1,080 strikeouts, 9.95 strikeouts per game, 83 complete games, 110 starts, and 38 shutouts.
Creger was also a member of the United States Softball Women’s National Team. She competed at the Pan America Qualifier where Team U.S.A won a gold medal. She competed at the World Cup of Softball where Team U.S.A. won a silver medal. She also competed at the Italian Championships where she helped Team U.S.A. win a gold medal.Â
Creger started playing for the Akron Racers in 2015 and is still a pitcher on the team. Creger is also a current member of team Denso in the women’s Japanese Softball League.
