Florida Gators

Career Honors: National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA)/Louisville Slugger Second-Team All-American in 2008, 2009 and 2010 … Easton First-Team All-American in 2008 and 2009 … All- Southeastern Conference in 2010 (first team) and 2009 (second) … Women’s College World Series All-Tournament Team in 2008 … NFCA All-Southeast Region in 2008, 2009 and 2010 … SEC All-Tournament Team in 2008 … SEC All-Freshman Team in 2007 … SEC Player of the Week twice in 2009 and once in 2010 … USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top-25 Finalist in 2009 and Top-10 in 2010 … SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2008,  2009 and 2010 … SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll in 2007 … SEC Community Service team member in 2009 and 2010 … Point of Light Award winner in 2009

Career Highlights: Holds seven records at Florida: single-season home runs (20), single-season RBIs (70), single-season sacrifice flies (6-tied), single-season hit by pitch (15), career home runs (61), career RBIs (221) and career total bases (431 … Also ranks in the top 10 on seven other single-season lists … Ranks in the top 10 on 10 other UF career lists, including a .309 batting average (9^th), a .629 slugging percentage (3rd) and a .427 on-base percentage (4^th) ... hit three home runs in Women's College World Series play (two versus Texas A&M in 2008 semifinal 1 and one versus Arizona in 2009 opening round).

As a Senior (2010): 

• Earned All-America honors and All-SEC honors for third time in career, named to second team and first team, respectively
• Also named to the All-Southeast Region First Team
• A USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top-10 Finalist and a Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Top-10 Finalist
• Set the SEC record for home runs with 61 and finished career ranked fourth with 221 RBIs
• Set UF single-season home run record with 20, breaking record she set last season (18)
• Ranked on 20 of Florida’s top-10 career lists, including holding the record for home runs, RBIs and total bases (431)
• Ranked on 25 of Florida’s single-season top-10 lists, including holding the records for home runs and RBIs (70 in 2009)
• Named SEC Player of the Week once for performance at DeMarini Invitational in Fullerton, Calif., tallying a .563 batting average and four home runs, including three grand slams, bringing her career total to nine, the most in UF history
• Put together a career-long 12-game hit streak, tied for the third-longest in UF history
• Tallied a perfect fielding percentage in left field
• Named to the SEC Community Service team, earned Alachua County’s Work of Heart Award and was a Wooden Citizenship Cup semifinalist
• First in the SEC in home runs and second in RBIs (65)

As a Junior (2009):

• Earned All-America honors and All-SEC honors for second time in career
• Set the school single-season record for RBI (71), home runs (18) and slugging percentage (.713)
• Broke three career records at UF: home runs (41), RBI (157) and sacrifice flies (11)
• Named SEC Player of the Week twice (Feb. 16 and March 2)
• Recorded only one error on the year, coming in the last week of the season
• Named to the SEC Community Service team
• Recorded a career-long 10 game-hit streak, tying the team high for the season

As a Sophomore (2008):

• NFCA/Louisville Slugger Second-team All-American
• Easton First-team All-American
• Women's College World Series All-Tournament team
• SEC All-Tournament team
• Hit two home runs in 6-1 World Series semifinal win over Texas A&M
• Hit a grand slam against Georgia Tech in regionals
• Set the school single-season record for RBI (64), total bases (137) and sacrifice flies (6)
• Tied the school single-season record for home runs with 17

As a Freshman (2007):

• Named to the SEC All-Freshman team
• Went down with a torn ALC on Feb. 26 vs. Eastern Michigan, but returned on April 4 vs. Florida State as the designated player
• Hit the only grand slam of the season in Florida's 8-0, NCAA Regional win over Georgia Tech

High School: A 2006 graduate of El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills, Calif. … Coached by Lori Chandler … Earned all-city, All-West Valley League and all-area honors all four years … Named the West Valley Co-MVP in 2003 and the Most Valuable Player in 2004 … Played travel ball with the Orange County Batbusters … Coached by Gary Haning … Team claimed the 16-and-Under Amateur Softball Association of America (ASA) National title in 2003 and the 18-and-Under ASA Class A National title in 2004 … Team finished third at the 2005 Gold Nationals and won in 2006.

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