Utah Tech University Athletics

At Utah Tech 2025 (JUNIOR): Appeared in 44 games ... made 39 starts ... tallied 21 starts behind the plate and 18 at designated hitter ... ranked fifth on the team in batting average hitting .333 from the dish ... also finished fifth on the club with 42 hits and 126 at-bats ... checked in fourth on the team with 24 runs scored ... smacked 10 doubles for the second-most on the Trailblazers ... tied with four other players in the WAC, including teammate Lakaiya-Braessia Kahahawai-Kekona, with three triples ... drove in 14 RBI ... finished third on the team with 58 total bases ... tallied a .354 on-base and .460 slugging percentage ... drew four walks ... posted a .991 fielding percentage tallying 93 putouts & 12 assists while making only one error ... ranked fifth on the team with six stolen bases in nine attempts ... tied for fourth on the club with 10 multiple hit games ... registered five multiple RBI contests ... longest hitting streak was four games ... tallied a season-high four hits against Utah State (Feb. 21) in the Lyman Classic Tournament going 4-for-5 with a double, RBI and scored a season-high four runs ... scored a run in 17 contests, including five with multiple runs ... drove in a season-leading three RBI going 3-for-4 with a double vs. CSU Bakersfield (Feb. 15) ... went a perfect 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles and a triple vs. California Baptist (April 19) and scored a run ... stole a base in five contests, including a pair vs. Utah Valley-1 (March 21) ... laid down a pair of sacrifice bunts, in a win vs. Sacramento State (Feb. 15) at the Hawai'i Spring Fling Tournament & at Weber State-2 (May 3) ... tallied an at-bat in all 44 games with four or more in 12 contests, including five vs. Utah State (Feb. 22).
 
At Utah Tech 2024 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 39 games ... made 28 starts ... totaled 18 starts at designated player, four at catcher and right field along with two in left field ... hit .243 from the plate ... tallied 70 at-bats ... recorded 17 hits ... ranked third on the team with six doubles ... finished sixth on the club with 12 RBI and 15 runs scored ... totaled 23 bases ... posted a .312 on-base percentage and a .329 slugging percentage ... drew seven walks ... stole lone base of the season, vs. California Baptist-2 (April 12) ... defensively, added nine putouts and two assists ... tallied four multi-hit games with two hits apiece at CSUN (Feb. 16), vs. Utah State (March 5), vs. Abilene Christian (March 16) and California Baptist-2 (April 12) ... scored a season-best two runs in two contests, vs. Utah State (March 5) and vs. California Baptist-2 (April 12) ... drove in a season-leading three RBI against Abilene Christian (March 16) ... totaled a pair of doubles against Utah State (March 5) ... drew a pair of walks vs. Abilene Christian-1 (March 15).

At North Dakota 2023 (FRESHMAN): Played in 28 games with 22 starts…picked up a hit in her first career at bat at Cal Poly (Feb. 11)… first extra base hit came with a double at Maryland (March 17)… hit her first career triple at North Dakota State (April 29)… she had two doubles in game one and went 3-4 in game two against Western Illinois on May 5…finished the year with 20 hits, seven runs scored, five doubles and a triple and nine RBI with a .313 average.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: The three-time letter winner earned Second Team All-League honors as a freshman at Fallbrook Union High School and stole 13 bases that same season for a personal best… named First Team All-League, MVP for the 2020-21 season and Offensive Player of the Year… finished high school with a batting average of .493, fielding percentage of .853, on base percentage of .567 and slugging percentage of .756… also an honors student.
 
Personal: Daughter of LeAnn and Dan Howley… four younger siblings: Noah, Ryan, Fayth and Mikayla… currently majoring in Exercise Science with aspirations of one day being an Athletic Trainer… German… biggest influence on her sports career is her Grandma, who “always told me to look for a butterfly or two before every game and said, ‘don’t suck.’”… favorite author is Coolen Hoover… most recently played travel ball for Athletics Mercado 18U Robinson and Athletics Mercado 18u Smith.
 
Why she chose Utah Tech: “I choose Utah Tech its a great family feel, close proximity to home, and a great program for my major.”