2018 (Game-by-Game): Set a new program career strikeout record with 331 in first at-bat of the Indiana (Pa.) game in the PSAC Tournament…Named PSAC East Division Pitcher of the Week on April 16 after giving up a total of two runs and posting a 1.20 ERA in two games…Ended her senior year with a 2.88 ERA in 21 appearances and 19 starts…Ranked first on the team with the most innings pitched with 97.1…Concluded her senior campaign with a 8-7 record, seven complete games and a shutout…Ranked first on the team with the lowest batting average against with a .268…Finished her career in second all-time innings pitched (545.1) and wins (40)…Claimed 10th in program history in career ERA (3.18)...Named PSAC and NFCA Scholar-Athlete.
2017 (Game-by-Game): Pitched a perfect game against Lincoln and recorded four shutouts…Started 30 games while appearing in 36…Finished with a record of 12-16…Pitched the third most innings in the PSAC (182.1) for 18 complete games…Struck out 86 with 31 of them looking, which is twice the amount she walked (42)…Posted a team-best ERA of 3.38…Struck out a career-high 13 against Lincoln…Gave up five or less hits in 20 games…Helped herself at the plate with a career-high batting average of .318 with seven hits and four RBIs…Went 2-for-3 at Goldey-Beacom...Only committed two errors for a fielding percentage of .959…Her 12 wins ranked 10th in the PSAC... Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
2016 (Game-by-Game): Was a dependable number two starter for Millersville, enjoying a solid 11-9 record with an era of 4.24…Recorded 89 strikeouts, over double the amount of walks given up (43) …Had the best strikeout per innings pitched on the team…Registered two shutouts in 12 complete games…Threw two three-hitters, including a nine strikeout performance against Clarion…Was able to strike out 12 in a complete game win over Chestnut Hill…Baffled ESU, striking out 12 once again, in nine innings pitched, only giving up two runs and earning the win…Pitched 119 innings, playing in 23 games and starting in 21 of them…Also produced at the plate, homering once and recording five hits in 21 at bats…Had an OBP of .292 and a slugging percentage .364…Only committed two errors, earning a fielding percentage of .953 on the year...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
2015 (Game-by-Game): Turned into the team's ace in just her freshman campaign and played in 25 games including 23 appearances as a pitcher with 22 of those being the starting hurler...Went 9-14 with a 2.38 ERA, 18 complete games, four shutouts, and 147 innings pitched...Gave up 61 runs, 50 earned, on 125 hits to go with a great strikeout-to-walk ratio being 116 punchouts and 44 free passes...The hits she gave up included 19 doubles, six triples, and eight home runs while hitters managed to hit just .230 against the right-handed thrower...Made just two errors in the field with 39 assists and four putouts...Went 0-for-2 in her minimal time in the batter's box...Her 2.38 ERA is currently good for seventh in the program's record books while she also made some noise in the single-season record books...Her 147 innings are good for fifth and her 116 strikeouts rank fourth...Her career high for strikeouts in a game was nine and came on March 6 in her second collegiate start...In that game, she went the distance and didn't give up a single run on five hits and walked only two batters to go with the nine punchouts...Other than that game, Pinchorski struck out eight batters four different times...Didn't give up more than three runs in her first seven career appearances and her ERA was as low as 0.86 on March 8 and was over two only four times on the season...Lack of run support for Pinchorski was a huge problem during her rookie season...She received two runs or less in 11 starts (1-10 team record) and three runs or less 15 starts (4-11 team record)...Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete.
High School: Won eight letters while competing in both softball and basketball...Won the PIAA Class A State Championship and the District XI Championship in 2013...Pitched all seven games of the 2013 State Championship run and went 7-0 with 0.45 ERA...Earned Schuylkill League Championship in 2014...Helped team to 20-0 record during her senior season and finished 23-1, the best record in school history...Accumulated a record of 19-1 as a senior...Won Golden Bat award for highest batting average in 2014 (.517)...Part of the longest winning streak in school history that lasted 31 games...Two-time member of the All-State Team after junior and senior seasons and was a top four finalist for the All-State Player of the Year as a Senior...Republican Herald All-County First Team as a sophomore (shortstop), junior (pitcher) and senior (pitcher)...Republican All-County Pitcher of the Year as a senior...Four-time Sentinel All-Area First Team including two-time Player of the Year as a junior and senior and Sentinel All-Area overall Female Athlete of the Year as a senior...Named Williams Valley Unsung Hero as a sophomore and MVP as a senior...Holds the Williams Valley record for most career wins with 42...Second all-time for career strikeouts, third in winning percentage, third in hits (117), and fourth in RBIs...Had a career batting average of .424 and second all-time in career homeruns with 12...Her basketball honors included being part of the
Schuylkill County All-Stars and Pennsylvania vs. Maryland All-Stars, four-time Sentinel All-Area First Team, Player of the Year as a junior and senior, Williams Valley MVP sophomore and senior years, Most Athletic Female of the class of 2014...Was a team captain for both softball and basketball...Also for basketball, led the team in scoring sophomore through senior seasons and finished in the
Schuylkill League's top 10 in all scoring categories as a junior and senior...Member of the National Honor Society and Distinguished Honor Roll.
Personal: Daughter of Matthew and Elizabeth Pinchorski...Has two sisters, one older and one younger...Cousin Tyler Herb was a pitcher for Coastal Carolina from 2011-14, went 22-9 in his career with a 3.40 ERA and was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 29th round (861st overall) of the 2014 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft...Majoring in social work.
