Junior (2004):
Donovan set career highs in most major offensive categories in 2004, finishing with a .303 batting average and tying for sixth on the team with five doubles. She hit safely in all four games she played at the Bridgewater Tournament, March 19-20, including a 2-for-2 game with two runs scored against N.C. Wesleyan.

Sophomore (2003):
Donovan started 15 games in right field, batted .195 and scored eight runs on the year. Her three outfield assists led all players. Donovan walked three times, had a single and scored three runs against Agnes Scott (Ga.) April 2.

Freshman (2002):
Donovan batted .250 (3-for-12) during the NCAA regional tournament. She cleanly handled both of her fielding chances in right field.

Quote:
"Emory softball is simply another example of how well this university challenges me as a person. It is a mistaken notion that intellectual, emotional, and mental growing only takes place in the classroom because on the field -- again and again -- my coaches and teammates have demanded new levels of excellence from me. Part of our philosophy as a team applies to the university's philosophy: you cannot achieve greatness unless you demand it."