Austin Peay State University Athletics

2011 (Junior): Appeared in 51 games with 50 starts ... one of only three Lady Govs to finish season with more than 30 hits (34) ... tied for second on team in walks (11) and third in RBI (16) ... tied for third on team with 5 multi-hit games and 4 multi-RBI games  ... led team with 14 two-out hits ... had a team-best .971 fielding percentage ... threw out 15 opponents trying to steal ... second on team with nine two-out RBIs ... had game-winning hit versus UT Martin (3/22) ... had team-best and career-high four-hit game versus Morehead State (3/12/11) ... had career best two doubles versus Eastern Michigan (3/27/11) and four RBI versus UT Martin (4/12/11).

2010 (Sophomore): One of four players to appear and start in all 51 games in 2010 ... finished second on team in walks (15), sacrifices (7) and putouts (199) ... one of four players for Lady Govs to finish with 30 hits, including five multiple-hit games ... threw out 17 runners attempting to steal ... had game-winning hit versus Alabama A&M (2/25) a... is a student-athlete advisory committee officer and team representative.

2009 (Freshman/Northeastern State): Played catcher for coach Dee Gerlach, appearing in 30 of 44 games, starting 29 ... led Riverhawk catchers by throwing out 10 runners attempting to steal ... tied for third on team in sacrifice bunts.

High School: Played catcher for coach Krystel Markwardt at Claremore-Sequoyah ... named three times to the Will Rogers All-Conference team ... named to all-region and Oklahoma All-State teams as a senior ... member of National Honor Society ... four-time member of Superintendant's Honor Roll ... treasurer for her junior class ... member of school's student council as a junior and senior.

Personal: Daughter of Doug and Debbie Mills ... has two younger brothers, Brian and Blake ... birthday is June 18 ... lists Angels first baseman Albert Pujols as athlete she most admires ... a political science major, with a minor in education ... wants to coach high school softball after college.