Northeastern State University Athletics

NORTHEASTERN STATE – A returning letterwinner . . . has appeared in and started 51 career games . . . was named to the 2015 MIAA Honorable Mention team . . . owns a .329 batting average (46-for-140) at NSU . . . has registered 80 putouts and 107 assists to go along with six doubles, one triple, six home runs, 23 runs scored and 24 RBI . . . most hits in a single game is three against Emporia State (April 20, 2015) . . . most career RBI in a single game is three, with two occurrences her junior year . . . longest career hit streak was 11, which came early as a junior . . . transferred to NSU after spending her first two collegiate seasons at Seminole State College . . . one-time MIAA Scholar-Athlete and MIAA Academic Honor Roll member (2015).
 
Junior (2015) – Was one of four RiverHawks to start all 51 games (43-2B, 6-CF, 2-LF) . . . named to the All-MIAA Honorable Mention team . . . finished second with a .329 batting average (46-for-140) and posted a team-best .989 fielding percentage (80 putouts, 107 assists, 2 errors) . . . tallied six doubles, one triple, six home runs, 23 runs scored and 24 runs batted in . . . was 1-for-2 on stolen-base chances . . . finished with nine multi-hit games, including one with three against Emporia State (April 20) . . . posted five games with multiple RBI, including two with three RBI . . . scored twice in three separate games . . . longest hit streak of the season was 11 games early in the campaign . . . had a 10-game hit streak late in the season . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll.
 
Seminole State College (2013-14) – Appeared in 89 games as a member of the Trojans . . . SSC competes at the NJCAA Division I level and is located in Seminole, Oklahoma . . . helped lead her team to the 2014 NJCAA District B Championship and the 2014 NJCAA Region 2 Championship . . . competed at the 2014 NJCAA National Championship . . . Seminole State compiled a record of 72-29 during her two years . . . finished her career with a .296 batting average (67-for-226) to go along with 15 doubles, three triples, nine home runs, 52 runs scored, and 43 runs batted in . . . was 5-for-6 in stolen base attempts . . . recorded a .969 fielding percentage (56 putouts, 38 assists, 3 errors) . . . made 12 appearances and 10 starts in the circle as a freshman . . . posted a 3-2 record with seven complete games . . . registered a 3.13 ERA and 23 strikeouts in 56 innings pitched.
 
High School – Was a four-year letterwinner at Morris High School in fast-pitch softball, slow-pitch softball and basketball . . . during her softball career, Ewton led MHS to eight combined district championships, four regional championships and three appearances at the state tournament . . . finished runner-up in 2011 during the fast-pitch season and finished runner-up in 2012 during the slow-pitch season . . . both teams had a combined record of 209-69 during her four years . . . registered a .490 batting average as a senior . . . was named all-state in both fast-pitch and slow-pitch senior year . . . landed on the All-Tulsa Metro team as a pitcher senior year and was all-conference all four years . . . pitched 104 game for Morris and was 30-1 in her senior year with an ERA of 1.02 . . . also had 12 shutouts and two no-hitters . . . was a state semifinalist once as a member of the basketball team . . . compiled an 84-29 record and led the team to four district championships, two regional championships and one area championship.
 
Personal – Majoring in health and human performance . . . daughter of Bucky and Susy Ewton . . . born May 12, 1993.