University of Central Oklahoma Athletics

? Second-Team All-LSC North (2006) ? NCAA Division II Softball Championship All-Tournament Team (2006) ? LSC All-Tournament Team (2006) ? First-Team All-LSC North (2005) ? Honorable Mention All-LSC North (2004)

Senior veteran and team leader who ranks as the most experienced Division II player on the squad . . . Has started all 125 games she's played in during her career and a versatile talent capable of playing virtually anywhere . . . Is scheduled to be at second base for the second straight year after starting in center field as a freshman and right field as a sophomore . . . Fierce competitor and a superb defender ready to finish her career with a flourish.

2005: Started most of the year at second base, batting .326 en route to being named first-team All-Lone Star Conference North Division accolades . . . Missed 11 games with a broken nose in early March, then hit safely in eight straight games after returning to the lineup . . . Had nine multi-hit games , including four outings with three hits . . . Stroked six base hits, including her first career home run in a road double-header sweep of East Central . . . Went 3-for-4 with a double in LSC Tournament finals win over Midwestern State . . . Shared the team lead in sacrifice hits (11) and struck out only seven times in 135 at-bats.

2004:  Batted .267 while starting all year and led the team in at bats (131) and runs (23) in earning honorable mention All-LSC North Division honors . . . Committed only one error in 41 chances . . . Had nine multi-hit games and a seven-game hitting streak.

2003:  Started all season until missing the final seven games with injuries suffered in a car accident . . . Batted .175 with seven stolen bases . . . Had 52 putouts from center field spot.

High School:  Three-time Edmond Sun All-City pick at Edmond Memorial High School . . .  All-Stater as a senior after hitting .325.

Personal:  An elementary education major . . . Enjoys working on arts and crafts as a hobby . . . Birthdate is May 16, 1984.

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