Named First-Team All-American as a senior in 2009 – FGCU’s first ever in any sport – unanimously chosen ASUN Player of the Year, hitting .473 with 23 HRs and matching her own ASUN record of 73 RBI ... Was unanimous All-ASUN First Team selection as a junior helping the Eagles to a share of the 2008 regular-season championship, posting a .398 average with 16 home runs, a .738 slugging percentage, and 73 RBI, which set an ASUN record (tied for third in the nation) ... A two-sport star, was key contributor to back-to-back ASUN regular-season volleyball championships in 2007 and 2008 and combined 72-14 record in her three seasons ...  Eagles were combined 215-42 in her four seasons on the diamond ... Inducted into the ASUN Hall of Fame Class of 2020.
 

Cheyenne Jenks

"Thank you to my coaches, teammates, and FGCU athletics for allowing me to be myself, and just play! I am feeling incredibly honored to be a part of the FGCU Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2023!"

Coach David Deiros

Without question, Cheyenne is the best athlete I've ever coached. Whether on the court, pitch, or diamond, she excelled at everything. It was really gratifying to watch her set ASUN records that still stand today."

Coach Dave Nichols

"Cheyenne was a coach's dream. Hard-working, focused, and calm under pressure. She was detail oriented with great ball control. All she ever did was help you win! I loved coaching her, and I have nothing but respect for her grit and toughness. She was a special athlete!"