Lebanon Valley College Athletics

2010: Named to the MAC spring Academic Honor Roll … Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference … Named to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II Third Team … Earned MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year honor for softball … Set a new single season program record for at-bats (140) … Set a new LVC career record for RBI with 94 … Started 45 games, all at first base … Hit .271 … Led the team with 140 at-bats … Scored 12 runs … Posted 38 hits, including three doubles, a triple and two home runs … Batted in 27 runs … Recorded 49 total bases … Slugged .350 … Tallied a team-high 248 put outs … Had a .989 fielding percentage … Played 20 games in the third spot of the batting order and 24 in the five spot … Recorded eight multiple hit games … Tied for the team-lead in multiple RBI games with eight … Had two five game hit streaks.

2009: NFCA All-Region Third Team ... First-Team All-Commonwealth Conference ... Started 38 games at first base ... Hit .303 with 18 RBI, three home runs, and five doubles ... Slugged .437 ... Drew nine walks ... Committed just two errors at first (.991 FLD%) ... Had eight multiple-hit games.

2008: NFCA All-Region Second Team … ECAC South All-Star Second Team  … First-Team All-Commonwealth Conference … Named an NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete ... Member of the MASCAC Spring Academic Honor Roll …  Won the league batting crown with a .436 average, hitting primarily in the three hole … Let the team in multiple categories, including 117 at-bats, 51 hits, 34 RBIs, 10 doubles, 67 total bases, 37 games started, 16 multiple-hit games, and eight multiple-RBI games … Hit two home runs … Struck out just six times … Compiled a 16-game hitting streak … Posted a four-hit game against Scranton … Set a game-high with six RBI against Lycoming … Had a .991 fielding percentage with 205 putouts.

2007: Hit .380 as a freshman ... Started 15 games ... Led LVC with 15 RBI ... Slugged .500 with a home run and two doubles ... Only struck out three times ... Committed just one error at first base for a .988 fielding percentage.