Lycoming College

2016: Lycoming’s NCAA Woman of the Year nominee … started all 39 games, splitting time at pitcher, shortstop and designated hitter … hit .225 (25-for-111) with eight doubles, 12 runs, and 16 RBI … had school-record tying three doubles, four hits, two RBI, and three runs against Sweet Briar … broke career record for doubles in the game … also had four hits and four RBI against Robert Morris-Springfield … became 11^th player in school history to reach 100 career hits with RBI single against Penn College … had four multi-hit games and four multi-RBI games … stole four bases … pitched 103.0 innings … finished with a 9-9 record and a 3.40 ERA … had 47 strikeouts and 15 walks … threw six-inning four-hit shutout against Penn College … added a one-hitter in 9-1 win over Susquehanna … finished career with school-record 33 doubles, third with 374 at bats, 132 games played and 128 starts, fifth with 63 RBI, 40 complete games, 167 strikeouts, 27 wins and five shutouts, sixth with 148 total bases and 105 hits, eighth with a 3.03 ERA and ninth with 60 runs scored … a member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll … a NFCA Scholar-Athlete.

2015: Capital One Academic All-District 4 … Academic All-MAC … Honorable Mention All-Commonwealth Conference utility player  … started all 34 games, 14 at pitcher and 20 at shortstop … led team with a .361 batting average, 39 hits, 10 doubles, 53 total bases, and a .491 slugging percentage … her 27 runs scored and 10 doubles are both the fourth most in school history … had 11 multi-hit games … second in the MAC Commonwealth with 17 walks … had a 12-game hitting streak, the fourth longest in program history … set the single-game doubles record with three as she went 5-for-5 against Alvernia, with her five hits also just one off of the team record … led team with 17 walks and a strikeout percentage of just .083 … started 14 games on the mound where she went 5-9 with eight complete games … her 2.83 ERA was 12^th best in the conference … struck out 59 in 81.2 innings of work … walked just eight batters, leading MAC Commonwealth and finishing ninth in the nation with 0.69 walks per seven innings … threw a complete game one-hitter against Cazenovia … a member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll … a NFCA Scholar-Athlete.

2014: First Team All-Commonwealth Conference utility player … started 32 games … hit .258 (23-of-89) with 13 runs and a team-leading 18 RBI … added 10 doubles, the third-most in program history and fifth-most in the conference, and two home runs … had seven multi-hit games … had two doubles and a RBI against Arcadia … had .966 fielding percentage … pitched 127.1 innings … finished with an 11-9 record and a 2.53 ERA … finished sixth in the conference in victories … also had 50 strikeouts … second in conference and 11^th nationally in walks per game with 0.73 … eighth in conference with 6.72 hits allowed per seven innings … finished eighth in league in shutouts with two … threw eight innings in 3-2 win over Elizabethtown … threw a complete game shutout against Hood, allowing just two hits … a member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll … earned NFCA Scholar-Athlete honors.

2013: Played in 30 games and started 24 … recorded eight runs and 18 hits … finished with 13 RBI … posted a .273 batting average and a .347 on-base average … had three multi-hit games … finished with a .935 fielding percentage as an infielder … also saw time as team’s third pitcher … finished 2-1 with a 4.24 ERA … recorded 11 strikeouts during 36.1 innings in the circle … tossed nine innings, allowing eight hits and one unearned run in 2-1 win over Mount Aloysius … named a NFCA Scholar-Athlete.

High School: Led Milton to the district title as a senior … earned team MVP honors as a sophomore and senior … team’s Defensive Player of the Year as a junior … ranked 10th in graduating class … member of National Honor Society … helped Milton to Little League Minor Division State title in 2003.

Personal: Daughter of Mary and Jon Weaver … has a brother, Curtis … a biology: anatomy and physiology major … favorite movie is “Mrs. Doubtfire” … favorite actor is Adam Sandler … favorite musical genre is country … favorite athlete is Derek Jeter … favorite team is the New York Yankees.