Softball 2021

PositionUT

Height5-3

ClassGraduate Student

HometownRidgefield, Wash.

B/TR/R

Career Accolades

As a Fifth-Year (2021)

All-Pac-12 third team
CoSIDA Academic All-District
Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
Stanford’s everyday starter in right field, one of three players on the roster to start all 55 games
Batted .271 on the season with five doubles and a triple, scoring 35 runs to rank second on the team
Was 16-of-17 on the basepaths – both team highs
Scored a season-high three runs against Cal Poly (March 14) and BYU (March 24)
Had four multi-RBI games on the season, including one against Manhattan in the NCAA Tournament (May 22)
Stole two bases in a game on three occasions: against BYU (March 4 and March 24) and Saint Mary’s (March 11)
Tripled against UC Santa Barbara to tie the Pac-12 record for triples in a career, sharing the honor with Natasha Watley (March 7)

As a Senior (2020)

Set the Stanford program record for career triples with her 19th in an 8-0 victory over Pacific (Feb. 28)
Hit .390 with 26 runs scored, six doubles, six triples, a home run and 11 RBIs
Six triples led the Pac-12 and ranked second in the nation
Stole a conference-best 15 bases in 16 attempts
Led the team in runs scored, doubles, triples, slugging percentage (.646), on-base percentage (.474) and stolen bases and finished second on the team in average
Struck out just four times in 82 at bats while drawing 12 walks
Reached safely in 19 straight games from Feb. 8 – March 6, highlighted by a 12-game hit streak from Feb. 16 – March 6
Amassed 12 multi-hit games
Walk-off, two-run home run to hand Stanford a run-rule victory over Drake (Feb. 16)
Walk-off RBI-single to hand Stanford an 8-0 victory over Saint Francis (Feb. 29)
Hit .571 with nine runs scored and four stolen bases during the DeMarini Invitational (Feb. 28 - March 1)

As a Junior (2019)

NFCA All-Region third team
Pac-12 All-Conference second team
Two-time Pac-12 Player of the Week (April 1, March 5)
Louisville Slugger/NFCA National Player of the Week (March 5)
Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention
Started all 53 games in the outfield while serving as team's leadoff hitter
Batted a team-best .374 with 35 runs scored, 10 doubles, five triples, six home runs and 20 RBIs
Posted team-high .592 slugging percentage and .442 on-base percentage
Drew 19 walks to just 12 strikeouts while swiping 10 bases in 11 attempts
Finished 12th in the Pac-12 in average (.374) and second in triples (5)
Collected a team-best 20 multi-hit games, including 15 two-hit games and five three-hit contests
Had a 12-game hit streak from March 10 - April 12 (.619, 26 for 42, eight runs, five doubles, two triples, one home run, seven RBIs)
Hit safely in 40 of 53 games, including 34 of the last 43 overall
Reached in 16 straight games from March 10 - April 18
Went 3 for 3 with a career-high four runs scored, a triple, a homer and two RBIs vs. Montana (March 1)
Finished 2 for 2 with a career-best four runs scored and three walks vs. Cal Poly (March 3)
Strung together seven consecutive games with multiple hits from March 10-30
Connected for a pair of leadoff home runs (Feb. 8 vs. Kansas, March 8 vs. Bucknell)
Hit .343 in Pac-12 play

As a Sophomore (2018)

NFCA All-Region third team
Pac-12 All-Academic second team
One of three Stanford players to start all 55 games (all starts at third base)
Second on the team with .326 batting average, seven doubles and .394 on-base percentage
Team-high six triples were tied for second-most in a single season in school history
Also led team with 18 multi-hit games, 32 runs, 58 hits and 77 total bases
Started season 18 for 18 on stolen base attempts and finished 18 for 19
Season-best two steals on three occasions and had at least one steal in 15 games
Season-high three runs against Fresno State (Feb. 10) and CSU Bakersfield (March 11)
Career-high four hits (4 for 5) in win over UAB (Feb. 17)
Went 3 for 3 with two triples, a run, one walk and one RBI in a Pac-12 win at Utah (March 24)
Team-best 13-game hit streak from March 3-30

As a Freshman (2017)

Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (Feb. 14)
One of two players to start all 51 games
Led the team with four triples and was second with a .313 batting average
Went 4 for 6 and hit a game-winning two-out, two-RBI-triple to lead Stanford to an 8-6 comeback victory in eight innings at Oregon State (April 23)
Produced a nine-game hitting streak, accumulating 18 hits during that span (Feb. 18 - March 3)
Hit .500 (9 for 18) with six runs, two doubles, a triple, two RBIs and two walks in five games at the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 23-25)
Led Stanford with a .700 batting average (7 for 10) with four RBIs, four runs and a double in three games during the Stanford Nike Invitational (Feb. 18-19)
Hit .619 (13 for 21) with seven RBIs, seven runs, two stolen bases, two walks and a triple over six games at the Kajikawa Classic (Feb. 9-12)
Went 4 for 5 against Purdue (Feb. 11)

Club Competition

Played club softball for Team Mizuno/NW Batbusters, NW Bullets and the Birmingham Bolts
Helped lead teams to PGF Nationals in three straight years (2014-16)
Selected as 2016 Premier Girls Fastpitch Regional All-American

Prior to Stanford

2016 graduate of Columbia River High School in Vancouver, Wash.
Three-year captain (2014-16)
Two-time Greater St. Helens League (GSHL) champion
Helped guide team to state championship tournament twice
Held a career batting average of .577, batting above .500 in all four years
Four-time team Most Valuable Player (2013-16)
Four-time first-team GSHL All-League (2013-16)
GSHL Player of the Year (2016)
Four-time WIAA Scholar-Athlete (2013-16)
Three-time High School All-Region Softball Team selection (2014-16)
Two-time High School All-Season and All-Region Top-10 Outstanding Female Athlete (2014, 2016)
MaxPreps Underclass All-American (2015)
International Baccalaureate Diploma Program recipient
Graduated in the top five percent of her class
WSJHS Top-Five Poster Finisher in 2015 and Regional ISEF first-place finisher in the microbiology division (both events are science fairs)
National Honor Society member

Personal

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