Camryn Carmouche Season 2024

As a Junior (2024)

• Appeared in 13 games, totaling four hits in 15 at-bats
• Drove in three runs with eight total bases
• Went yard at Oregon State for her second career home run
• Started at third base at UC Davis on April 17, after going three-for-three in her last three pinch-hitting appearances

As a Sophomore (2023)

• Appeared in six games, totaling one hit and one run scored in five at-bats
• Also drew a walk and tallied three putouts and three assists

As a Freshman (2022)

• Made eight appearances with one start at second base
• Batted .200 in 10 at-bats with both hits being for extra bases – a double and a home run
• Recorded her first career hit – a double – in the win over Utah
• First career home run came in the sixth inning in the series finale at California

Prior to Stanford

• Ranked No. 159 by Extra Innings Softball in the Class of 2021
• A 2021 graduate of Cypress Ranch High School
• 2021 District 16-6A Offensive MVP
• 2021 second-team All-Greater Houston Area
• Two-time District 16-6A first team all-district (2019, 2021)
• Two-time team defensive MVP (2019, 2020)
• In 2019, ranked No. 2 in the Vype Houston 6A rankings
• 2019 District 16-6A, Bi-District, and Area champions
• 2019 regional quarterfinals winner
• 2018 District 16-6A and Bi-District champions
• Also lettered in basketball
• Had zero strikeouts in 2020 and 2021
• Scholastic Art and Writing Silver Key winner
• 6A academic all-district
• AP Scholar Award

Club Competition

• Played for Impact Gold (2012-21) and Bombers Fastpitch (2021)
• 2020 Extra Innings All-Summer team
• Three-time Select 30 All-American
• 2021 PGF All-American Game regional watch list

Personal

• Parents are Carl and Shawn
• Has an older brother, Justin, and an older sister, Tamia
  • Justin was a running back at Trinity University in San Antonio
• Aunt, Nakia Davis, played golf for Vanderbilt (1993-96) and was the first African-American golfer in the SEC
  • She was inducted into the Vanderbilt and SEC Athletics Hall of Fames
• Aunt, Kerri Davis, was a four year letterwinner in golf at Ole Miss (2000-03)
• Enjoys singing, playing the guitar and skateboarding
• Originally from New Orleans, her family relocated to Houston in 2005 due to Hurricane Katrina