2007: Named to the All-MAC squad, first team... named to the 2007 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Louisville Slugger Great Lakes All-Region team ... earned the BGSU Sparkplug Award for reaching base 36 times in 71 leadoff opportunities ... started all 45 games for the Brown and Orange and played every game in centerfield ... jumpstarted the BGSU offense in more than half her chances as the first batter in the lineup ... hit .374 on the season, enough to earn her the second-highest batting average on the team ... batted .380 with the bases empty ... touted as one of the toughest batters to strike out in the nation this season and was noted as the seventh hardest batter to retire in all of Division I ... recognized as the hardest batter to strike out in the MAC ... tallied 55 hits and a team-high 147 at-bats, setting the BGSU career at-bat record late in the season ... also led the Falcons with 43 runs, 12 doubles and three triples while recording a .619 slugging percentage with only 22 walks and five strikeouts with just one of those K's coming in conference play ... second on the team in total bases (91) and marked the third-highest on-base percentage at .453 ... hit six home runs and earned 19 RBIs ... batted a team-high .615 in the postseason, going eight-for-13 with four runs and one RBI.

2006: Started 59 of BGSU's 60 games, all in centerfield ... hit .245 on the season, with team-high totals of 200 at-bats and 13 stolen bases ... ranked third in the MAC in steals ... had a fielding percentage of .984, with just one error in 62 chances ... scored 26 runs, with nine doubles, two triples and a home run among her 49 total hits ... third on the team in runs, total bases (65) and hits, and tied for third with 17 walks and three HBP ... also third on the Brown and Orange with 12 multiple-hit games ... named to the Compass Bank Invitational All-Tournament Team after the Falcons played six games, all against teams ranked or receiving votes in the national polls, in that tourney in Waco, Texas ... in MAC games, had a perfect 1.000 fielding pct. ... hit .294 with runners in scoring position on the year ... batted .281 in non-conference games, and hit .293 in neutral-site contests ... hit .311 in the month of March, with team-high totals of 16 runs scored, 23 hits and seven steals ... went 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored vs. nationally-ranked Washington ... in the Compass Bank Invite, led the Falcons with a .316 batting average and a .435 on-base pct. ... had the game-winning RBI with a ninth-inning double, and scored BG's other two runs in a 3-2, nine-inning victory over Chattanooga on the season's opening weekend.

2005: The only Falcon to start all 59 games ... played every game in centerfield ... hit .242 on the season ... led the Brown and Orange in at-bats (186), runs (30) and doubles (13) ... was second on the team and tied for third in the MAC in triples (three) ... tied for fourth in the league in runs scored and deadlocked for sixth in doubles ... in MAC games only, tied for third in the conference with seven doubles, leading the Falcons in both two-base hits and runs (10) ... went 4-for-4 with a pair of triples and two runs scored in win at Valparaiso ... two triples in the same game tied the school record ... had three-hit games vs. both New Mexico State and Virginia ... scored two runs in BG's come-from-behind win over nationally-ranked Northwestern ... was 2-for-2 with a walk in MAC Tournament win over Western Michigan ... fourth on the team with eight multi-hit games ... had an eight-game hitting streak ... hit .281 with a team-high 20 runs in non-league games ... in the Falcons' seven night games on the year, hit a team-best .455 (10-for-22).

2004: An All-MAC Second-Team selection ... played in all 64 games, making 63 starts in centerfield ... the Falcons' leadoff hitter ... hit .304, good for second on the team ... scored a team-high 37 runs, and also led the Falcons in at-bats, with a school-record 207, and stolen bases (seven) ... struck out only eight times in those 207 at-bats (one every 25.9 AB) ... was second on the team with five homers, including one vs. UIC in NCAA Regional play ... had four game-winning RBI on the year, including two in the MAC Tournament - vs. Kent State and Western Michigan ... had a .349 batting average in MAC games ... tied the school record with two homers in a win at Detroit, becoming the first freshman in school history with a pair of homers in a game ... homered in each of the first two innings at UDM, including on the first pitch of the game ... her homer vs. UIC also came on the first pitch of the first inning ... tied for second on the team with 14 multiple-hit games, including a BG-high seven three-hit contests ... batted .571, going 4-for-7, with the bases loaded ... hit .429 (18-for-42) with runners in scoring position ... also had three hits and three runs scored at Michigan.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Sonora High ... helped the Falcons to a four-year Freeway League record of 39-1 and four-straight league titles ... three-time all-league first-team pick ... hit .324 as a junior and .320 as a senior for the Falcons ... also earned four basketball letters as a point guard, earning all-league first-team honors three times ... captained both teams her senior season.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Anthony and Eva Baca ... born Jan. 7, 1985 ... broadcast journalism major ... the oldest of four children ... has a sister and two brothers ... played nearly a decade of summer ball for American Pastime, including playing for the 18 & Under Gold team.