Here is all you need to know about Allison Royalty, a college softball player along with her career, age and height
A softball player is going viral on social media and has a large amount of fan following.
Her incredible skill on the field combined with her striking appearances has caused social media to go crazy as she is rapidly accumulating a large fan base.
She might be becoming viral following her looks, however, the player has been sadly sidelined for the rest of the season.
When Royalty disclosed last month that she would be out for the entirety of the 2024 season owing to an injury, her career took a turn for the worse.
Who is Florida State (FSU) softball player Allison Royalty, bio, age, height, parents, high school and Instagram
She said, “I am heartbroken to post that I will not be able to compete in the circle for my Noles moving forward,” on her Instagram.
The player however stated that she would be there for “every moment” to cheer for her team. She continued, “Injuries are a part of the game & this will not stop me from competing in a different way than I am used to.”
She and the team suffered a setback when the No. 2 Oklahoma Sooners eliminated the No. 4 Florida State Seminoles from the WCWS.
Who is Allison Royalty?
Allison Royalty is a college softball pitcher at Florida State who transferred from Arizona State ahead of the 2023 season.
Class: Senior. Height: 5-7. Hometown: Corinth, Texas
The 22 year old was home schooled. Her mother is named Annette.
She recently graduated from FSU and has millions of followers on her social media accounts, combined. Additionally, Royalty has a social media account for fitness.
During the previous season, she pitched 69 innings in 27 games for the Seminoles, recording a 2.23 ERA and 53 strikeouts as per Seminoles.com.
Following her huge amount of followers, she advertises products including Harmless Harvest Organic Coconut Water, Goat Fuel sports energy drink, and Taco Bell.
She recently announced her season-ending injury as mentioned before so her campaign this year is limited.
Following just one and two-thirds of an inning of pitching, Royalty was forced out of the Tallahassee Regional Championship game versus Auburn.
After 29 games and 69 innings pitched, including 15 starts and two complete games, the college standout will finish with a 3.75 ERA.