Florida Gators

Career Honors:

• 2011 Honda Sports Award recipient for softball
• 2011 NCAA Top VIII Award winner
• 2011 SEC Player of the Year
• 2011 WCWS All-Tournament team
• Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America All-America first team (2011), second team team (2009)
• 2009, 2011 Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Southeast Region first team
• 2009, 2011 All-SEC first team
• 2009 SEC All-Tournament team
• CoSIDA Academic All-America first team (2011), third team (2010)
• 2009, 2010, 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll

Career Highlights:

• Led two single season lists: 79 runs scored and 152 total bases….Made 9 top 10 single season lists: .387 batting average (4^th), .764 slugging percentage (2^nd), .510 on base percentage (2^nd), 77 hits (5^th), tied for 3^rd with 17 doubles, tied for 4^th with 19 homeruns, 71 RBIs (2^nd), tied for 2^nd with 48 walks, and tied for 4^th and 5 sacrifice flies….Made 11 top 10 UF career lists: .357 batting average (2^nd), .700 slugging percentage (2^nd), tied for 2^nd with .457 on base percentage, 185 runs scored (3^rd), 221 hits (8^th), 50 doubles (2^nd), 52 homeruns (3^rd), 103 walks (9^th), tied for 5^th with 20 hit by pitches, and tied for 2^nd with 11 sacrifice flies

As a Senior (2011):

•  2011 Honda Sports Award recipient for softball, designating her as the nation’s top softball athlete in 2011
• 2011 NCAA Top VIII Award winner
• 2011 SEC Player of the Year
• Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Southeast Region first team and Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America first team selection in the outfield
• Capital One Academic All-America first team selection, Capital One Academic All-District III first team and SEC Academic Honor Roll
• An All-SEC first-team player, the three-time SEC Player of the Week and USA Softball’s National Collegiate Player of the Week for two walk-off hits in UF’s regular-season series with Alabama
• Led the SEC through league play in runs (32), doubles (10), slugging percentage (.883), hits (40), RBI (36) and tied in homers (11)
• Ranked fifth in the NCAA in runs per game (1.14) and 10th in home runs (19)
• Set UF single-season records with her 79 runs scored and 152 total bases
• SEC Academic Honor Roll
• Drafted by the National Pro Fastpitch as the fifth overall pick in the second round of the NPF Senior Draft to the USSSA Florida Pride
   

• ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American third team and District III first team
• Led the Gators in the NCAA Tournament with a .565 batting average, 13 hits, a 1.304 slugging percentage and a .630 on-base percentage; also tied for the most runs (10), RBIs (11) and home runs (5)
• Tied for second in the SEC with 17 doubles and 131 total bases
• At end of junior season, ranked first in UF career record books for a .343 career batting clip and a .669 slugging percentage
• SEC Academic Honor Roll

• Earned first career All-America, All-Southeast Region and All-SEC honors
• Named to the All-SEC first team, SEC All-Defensive team and SEC All-Tournament team
• Earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 3 second-team honors
• Only UF player to earn National Player of the Week honors on May 11 for SEC Tournament play (.571, 4 H, 5 RBI )
• Tallied two grand slam, including the program’s first ever walk-off grand slam against Mississippi State
• Set UF records for slugging percentage and total bases
• Led outfield with six assists
• Tallied a career-long nine game hit streak
• SEC Academic Honor Roll

• Played in 37 games with 10 starts, four at designated player and one at first base
• Made six appearances in the pitching circle, throwing 12.1 innings
• Tallied six hits on the season, including three extra-base hits
• Made first career start in the field against Mercer on Feb. 13
• Saw first action on the mound against Memphis on Feb. 9, striking out two batters in one inning’s work

High School:

• A 2007 graduate of Santiago High School in Corona, Calif. … Team won the Mountain View League in 2004 … Won the California Interscholastic Federation Division II Southern Section Championship in 2004 … Earned First-Team All-Mountain View League and first-team All-Riverside County honors in 2004 and 2005 … Maintained a 4.0 GPA through high school … Played travel ball for the Anaheim OC Batbusters, coached by Tyronne Davis, and the California Raiders, coached by Raleen Bruder … Raiders won the 2004 ASA 14-Under Class A National Championship in 2004.

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