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Romeo T Guzman/BCU Athletics

Redshirt Senior (2024)

Played in 51 games and drew a start in 50 of those contests, primarily as catcher
Batted .295 in her first season with the Wildcats, finishing fifth on the team with 36 hits and tallied three (3) doubles
Added 23 runs and recorded eight RBIs
Was one of the four hardest players to strike out in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) with just four strikeouts in 122 at-bats
Had the fourth-best on-base percentage (.368) on the squad
Pulled in 240 putouts and 33 assists at the catcher position, using a .975 fielding percentage
Swiped six bases in seven attempts
Laid down seven successful sac bunts/hits
Went 2 of 4 at the plate versus Colgate (2/16) with her first double of the year
Had a 2-for-4 afternoon in a series opener against Mississippi Valley State (3/10) with two runs, a double and an RBI
Finished the Alabama A&M series (4/12-13) with five hits in eight appearances, adding a pair of runs in the process
Ended the series a perfect 3-for-3 at the dish against the Bulldogs (4/13)

Before Bethune-Cookman

Played two years (2022-23) at Purdue Fort Wayne, but did not see action during the 2023 campaign
In 2022, she started in 48 games with one appearance off the bench
Hit .233 and slugged .284
Spent her first two years of college at Chipola College
Led her team to the 2019 NJCAA National Championship
Won the last eight games of the 2019 season with a 95-14 run differential, including a 19-2 national championship final game against Angelina College
Went 52-5 and 28-4 before the season was halted due to COVID-19
Had a .333 batting average as a sophomore
Earned a spot on the Dean's List

Colegio La Union/Prep

Her high school did not have a softball team, but she competed with the Peruvian National Team system since she was 13 years old
Earned two silver medals with the U-15 team and two bronze medals with the U-18 team
Participated in the U-19 World Cup Championship in 2017 and the Pan American Games in 2020
Played in the Pre-Qualifier for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games
Selected as the best third baseman in 2015 and the best scorer in 2016
Also played for the Aelu Club Team
Selected as the Tiemi Yajima Standout Catcher in 2012 and Best Catcher in 2013
Led Aelu to the opening and closing championship titles every year from 2011-19
Named the Best Catcher eight times in the opening and closing championships, while stealing the most bases five times, and being named the Best Scorer four times
Also competed on the debate club and on the soccer, volleyball and baseball teams at Colegio La Union

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