Career:
Concluded her four-year career by playing in 164 games, 157 in a starting capacity ... Holds down the No. 9 spot on Emory's career list for games played ... Finished with a career batting average of .305 with 135 hits in 442 plate appearances ... Tied for fourth on the school's all-time list with 34 stolen bases ... Second all-time at Emory in hit-by-pitches (22) ... Recorded a total of 32 multi-hit contests during her career.

Senior (2009):
Along with classmate Kim Bandy, she was the only player to have started all 44 contests ... Hit .308, her best mark since her freshman season, with 40 hits in 130 at-bats ... Hit a career-high four home runs, tying for ninth on Emory's seasonal ladder ... Tied for the No. 2 spot on the team with 10 doubles ... Established a personal best with 23 RBIs ... Turned in 12 multi-hit contests ... Went two-for-four with a double and triple, and knocked in one run in an 8-1 triumph over LaGrange (Apr. 5) ... Went a combined four-for-seven in a twinbill vs. LaGrange (Mar. 30) with a pair of doubles and a triple ... Socked a first-inning, three-run homer and finished with a two-for-two effort at the plate with four RBIs in helping the Eagles to an 8-3 win over Maryville (Mar. 22) ... Accounted for Emory's first run with a solo homer and rapped out three hits in four trips to the plate in a 4-1 decision over Baldwin-Wallace (Mar. 21) ... Enjoyed a 10-game hitting streak (Mar. 21- Apr. 5) that saw her post a .515 batting average (17-of-33) ... Came through with three hits in five trips to the plate and knocked in three runs in helping in a 16-4 verdict over Millsaps (Feb. 28).

Junior (2008):
Started all 39 games she saw action in ... Finished the campaign with a .277 batting average with 28 hits in 101 plate appearances ... Tied for third on the team with 15 base-on-balls ... Fourth on the club with 10 stolen bases ... Posted six multi-hit outings including a 2-for-2 performance against Ursinus (May 9) in NCAA Tournamaent action ... Collected a pair of safeties and scored twice in aiding the Eagles to an 11-5 win over LaGrange College (Apr. 20) ... Registered a pair of hits and recorded a pair of RBIs, including the eventual deciding tally in a 4-2 victory over No. 8-ranked DePauw (Feb. 23) ... Went 2-for-2 with an RBI in an 8-0 win over Brandeis (Mar. 11) in the opening game of the UAA Tournament ... Earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional.

Sophomore (2007):
Started 38 of the 39 games she played in ... Started the year in center field but made the move to right field ... Finished with a .247 batting average (23-of-93) ... Paced the club with 15 walks ... Blasted a three-run homer, one of two round trippers during the year, in helping the Eagles to a 7-3 win over Huntingdon (Mar. 4) ... Other homer came in the first game of a doubleheader against Agnes Scott (Mar. 23) ... Went three-for-four from the plate and scored a run in a 7-1 triumph over Wesleyan College (Apr. 3) ... Was hit by pitches a team-high nine times ... Stole a pair of bases and scored twice against Brandeis University (Mar. 15) in the UAA Tournament.

Freshman (2006):
Played in 42 games and made 36 starts ... .373 batting average was the fourth best on the team ...   Drove in 15 runs, while scoring 28 of her own ...Finished the season third on the team with nine stolen bases on nine attempts ... Went 4-of-4 from the plate and registered three RBIs in the second game of a twinbill vs. Piedmont College (Apr.25) ... Two hits apiece in UAA Tournament games vs. Brandeis and Washington University (Mar. 18).

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 Prior to Emory:
Went to Loudoun Valley High School where her team won two State Championships, and made three State Tournament appearances...Team also earned one Regional Championship, was Regional runner-up twice, and earned two District Championships...Was named once to first team All-State and once to second team All-State...Named to All-Metropolitan Area team...Twice named to All-Region team and All-District Team...Named to All-Academic team three times.

Played travel ball for Fire & Ice who were five time PONY National Champions.

Quote:

"When I chose to come to Emory, a Division III athletic institution, I worried that this academic pursuit would force me to compromise the level at which I've played softball all my life. I couldn't have been more mistaken. I am constantly challenged by my coaches and teammates to raise my level of competition and leave the feild each day with a greater sense of pride and accomplishment."