Northeastern State University Athletics

NORTHEASTERN STATE – A two-year letterwinner . . . has made 83 starts in 92 games . . . owns a career .336 batting average (91-for-271) . . . named to the 2013 All-MIAA Honorable Mention Team . . . enters her senior season with three doubles, 19 RBI and 54 runs scored . . . also has 21 steals in 24 attempts . . . has registered a career .984 fielding percentage with 114 putouts, 12 assists and two errors . . . longest career hit streak is 11 games, spanning the middle of her junior year . . . has 26 career multi-hit games and three career multi-RBI contests . . . most hits in a single game is three (once junior year, three times sophomore year) . . . most runs scored in a single game is three (twice junior year) . . . most RBI in a single game is two (once junior year, twice sophomore year) . . . transferred to NSU after spending her freshman season at Missouri Southern State University.
 
Junior (2013) – Was one of only four members of the team to play in all 51 games . . . made 50 starts, all in left field . . . named All-MIAA Honorable Mention . . . finished third on the team in average (.335), hits (52-for-155) and runs scored (33) . . . also led the RiverHawks and was second in the MIAA in sacrifice bunts (11) . . . finished first on the squad and 13th in the conference in stolen bases (15-for-17) . . . posted two doubles and 10 runs batted in . . . recorded a .973 fielding percentage with 66 putouts, five assists and two errors . . . registered 14 multi-hit games and one multi-RBI contest . . . compiled an 11-game hit streak, which was the longest on the team . . . also had an eight-game hit streak . . . scored three runs in two games . . . had a season-best three hits at Truman State (April 19).
 
Sophomore (2012) – Competed in 41 contests and made 33 starts (28-RF, 2-CF, 2-LF, 1-C) in her first season at NSU . . . led the team with a .336 batting average (39-for-116) . . . was also the team leader in steals (6-for-7), fielding percentage (48 putouts, seven assists, no errors) and multi-hit games (12) . . . finished second on the squad in hits and runs scored (21) . . . also tallied one double and nine runs batted in . . . recorded two multi-RBI games . . . longest hit streak of the season was seven games . . . posted three three-hit games and four two-run outings . . . drove in two runs in a game twice.
 
Missouri Southern State University (2011) – Appeared in 45 games and made 33 starts (25-LF, 6-DH, 2-CF) in her lone season as a member of the Lions . . . recorded a .286 batting average (26-for-91) with two doubles, five RBI and 18 runs scored . . . registered a .308 slugging percentage and a .330 on-base percentage . . . was second on the team with 16 stolen bases in 17 attempts . . . posted an .892 fielding percentage with 32 putouts, one assist and four errors . . . had six multi-hit games and one multi-RBI contest . . . longest hit streak was three games.
 
High School – Was a four-year all-conference selection at Muskogee HS . . . was an all-region and all-state catcher senior year . . . was voted team MVP in 2009 . . . helped the Lady Roughers to their first ever regional championship in 2008 and first ever class 6A state appearance . . . hit .413 with 34 runs, 45 hits, seven doubles, one triple and a school record 34 stolen bases her senior season . . . Reed was also a four-year starter in slow pitch and was a four-time first team all-conference selection . . . was named the 2009 MHS Offensive Player of the Year, as well as the conference Defensive Player of the Year . . . helped her team win the 2009 state championship as a junior and was an all-state outfielder as a senior . . . became the first MHS athlete in 10 years to be named all-state in two different sports. 
 
Personal – Majoring in speech and language pathology . . . daughter of Tim and Cheryl Reed . . . born March 23, 1992.