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Mattisen Henrotte may be new to Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 this season but she is already proving to be a leader both on and off the field.  Mattisen joins the team as the only 2019 graduation year player on a roster of younger players that will graduate in 2020. Fusion is jumping up from the U16 division and will play this season as a U19 team. Mattisen has already played a full season in the U19 division and her experience in the pitching circle, first base and in the dugout will certainly help the rest of the team make the adjustment to the higher level of play. Mattisen's powerful bat will certainly provide a lot of exciting offence this season. Mattisen Henrotte is leading the way This 2019 season is an important year for Fusion because this is the season that many players hope to be noticed by colleges and universities looking for future athletes for their programs. Mattisen Henrotte is leading the way and is the first Fusion player to agree to continue her academic and softball career at the university level. Mattisen will graduate this season and next year will be attending Black Hills State University in South Dakota as a member of the NCAA Division 2 Yellow Jackets. "Fraser Valley Fusion would like to congratulate Mattisen Henrotte and the entire Henrotte family on her signing with the Black Hills State University Yellow Jackets NCAA Division 2. Fusion is extremely proud of Mattisen and we urge everyone to come and watch Mattisen play this season with Fusion 02. Mattisen will bring her same high energy and long ball hits to South Dakota !!!" said Fusion head coach Jeff Donegan.  Fraser Valley Fusion will take to the field for the first time in 2019 on Friday March 29th at Softball City in Surrey BC., in an iceBreaker tournament hosted by the White Rock Renegades. Fusion games will be streamed live via Facebook Live, so if you cannot make it to the park make sure you tune in to the live stream at: 
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