Florida Gators

Career Honors: Southeastern Conference All-Tournament Team in 2009 … 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll...SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll in 2007

Career Highlights: Made top 10 on 4 single season lists: 51 RBIs (8^th), 49 strikeouts (4^th), tied for 6^th with 4 sacrifice flies, and tied for 6^th with 10 sacrifice hits….Made top 10 on 6 UF career lists: .850 stolen base percentage (10^th), 117 runs scored (7^th), 26 homeruns (8^th), 117 RBIs (10^th), tied for 4^th with 8 sacrifice flies, and 3^rd with 28 sacrifice hits

As a Senior (2010)

• Named to the SEC All-Tournament team for the second time
• Hit one grand slam this season to bring career total to five, second in UF history
• Made only four errors at third base on the season and did not make an error in the last 24 games
• Ranked on 12 of Florida’s top-10 career lists, including second for games played (271) and fifth for assists (349)
• Ranked on eight of UF’s top-10 single-season lists, including second with 158 assists in 2008
   

• Led the team with four grand slams, recording more than any other entire Florida team in the history of the program (3 in 2008)
• Named to the SEC All-Tournament team
• Recorded a career-long eight game hit streak
   

• Played in 74 games with 72 started at third base
• Tied for team lead with 10 sacrifice bunts
• Had nine multi-hit and five multi-RBI games
• Drove in the winning run twice and scored the gamewinner three times
• Batted .250 in the Women’s College World Series with four hits and two RBIs
• Recorded a three-RBI triple and scored two runs against Iowa on March 19 … Went 1-for-1 with first career triple against North Florida on Feb. 22 … Got first hit of the season in a 1-for-2 performance with a double at USF on Feb. 10.

• Played in 70 games with 60 starts, primarily in the outfield
• Saw limited time pitching for the Gators, allowing three hits in four innings pitched
• Was 1-for-3 with one run and one RBI against Stetson in NCAA Regional in Gainesville on May 18
• Went on a season-high four-game hit streak from April 21 to April 24
• Had five hits in the doubleheader against South Carolina on April 24, including first career home run
• Went 2-for-3 with one RBI and a run scored against Georgia on March 24
• Went 2-for-2 in the season opener against Northwestern State.

High School: A 2006 graduate of Timber Creek High School in Orlando, Fla . … Coached by Steve Soubasis … High school team was 2006 district runners-up … Named the 2006 Orange County Player of the Year and 2006 Orlando Sentinel Player of the Year … Finished career with a 1.48 ERA and a .501 batting average … Earned all-county and all-conference honors all four seasons … Played travel ball for the Gold Coast Hurricanes … Coached by Marty Cooper … Team took seventh place at the 2005 Amateur Softball Association of America (ASA) Gold Nationals … A member of the 2003 18-and-Under NSA National Championship team … Also played volleyball and soccer … A member of Future Farmers of America … A U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award Winner.

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