Career: After two campaigns in the program, she has started all
82 games she has seen action in ... Holds down the No. 12 spot on
the school's all-time list with 111 assists ... .977 fielding
percentage ranks 14th all-time in Eagle history ... Stands No. 7 on
the Emory career ladder in on-base percentage (.457) ... Has
recorded 25 multiple-hit contests.
Sophomore (2012): Was a mainstay in the lineup, starting all 39 contests at
second base ... Finished the campaign with a .375 hitting mark
(45-of-120) with that effort ranking 11th among UAA players ...
Captured Third Team All-Atlantic Region honors ... Second on the
squad with 120 at-bats and was third with 45 hits ... Twelve
multi-hit contests was third on the team ... Drove in two or more
runs on five occasions ... Topped the team with 11 sacrifice hits,
was second in putouts with 87 and was third with six stolen bases
... Second Team All-UAA selection ... Turned in an 11-game hitting
streak (Mar. 14 - April 21) that ranked as the longest by an Emory
player during the season ... Closed out the regular season hitting
safely in 15 of the team's last 16 outings ... 5-for-5 effort at
the plate with two RBIs, including one that tied the game in the
bottom of the ninth, in a 9-8 win over Millsaps (Feb. 25) ...
Collected a pair of safeties, including a triple, and scored a run
in a 6-3 verdict over No. 21 Ithaca (Mar. 11) ... Helped the Eagles
to a 6-3 decision over nationally ranked Christopher Newport (Feb.
11) with a pair of hits in three plate appearances and one RBI ...
Rapped out three hits, including a two-bagger, and posted a pair of
RBIs, including the one that closed the game out in a five-inning,
12-4 win over Piedmont (Apr. 24) ... Went a combined 4-for-8 at the
plate with two runs and two RBIs in a doubleheader sweep against
Peace College (Feb. 17) ... Drove in the team's first run of the
season with a triple that drove in Ally Kersthold and finished with
three hits and four RBIs in a 26-2 decision over Maryville (Feb.
11).
Freshman (2011): Fine rookie campaign that saw her start all 43 of the
games she saw action in ... Made the majority of the
early-season starts in right field before securing the starting
role at second base ... Ended the year hitting .333 (40-of-120)
with 16 RBIs ... Led the team and was No. 2 among UAA players with
39 runs scored ... Her team-high 22 walks tied the second-highest
mark in school history ... Second on the club with 13 multi-hit
games ... Posted three outings of two or more RBIs ... Earned a
spot on the UAA All-Tournament Team after hitting .450 with nine
hits in 20 at bats ... On the first day of the UAA Tourney (Mar.
10), she went a combined 4-for-6 at the plate with two RBIs and
three runs scored in games vs. Case Western and Washington
University ... Delivered a three-run double against Rochester (Mar.
14) in a 9-0 triumph ... Two-for-three at the plate, including a
double, and scored the team's final run in a 2-0 win over LaGrange
(Apr. 8) ... Chalked up a pair of safeties and crossed the plate
twice in a 10-6 decision against Berry (Apr. 16) ... Drove in the
Eagles' third run on a sacrifice fly in a 4-3, eight-inning win vs.
LaGrange (Apr. 26) ... Two hits and one RBI in a 5-1 victory over
Peace College (Feb. 20) ... Opened the game with a double (one of
her two safeties in the contest) and scored the game-winning run in
an 8-0 win against Maryville (Apr. 23).
High School:
Four-year member of the softball program at Mills E. Godwin High
School ... Was coached by Walter Pettus ... Served as team
co-captain her senior year ... Hit a hefty .463 her final campaign
en route to earning first team all-district honors ... Tabbed as
her team's MVP as a senior and landed second team all-metro acclaim
... Helped her team to district crowns in 2008 and 2009 ...
Second team all-region in 2010 ... Played summer ball for the
Richmond Diamonds ... Played for her high school's volleyball
team.
Personal:
Born February 2, 1992 ... Daughter of Thomas and Barbara
Bailey.
Quote: "I chose Emory because of its balance
between competitive athletics and the unique opportunities related
to my academic interests. I also love Atlanta!"
