University of Nevada Athletics

CSC Academic All-District Team (2026)

GRADUATE (2026) - Appeared in 56 games and started in 38 … Batted .378 with 42 hits, including four doubles, one triple, and one home run … Scored 35 runs and drove in 15 RBIs … Posted a .417 on-base percentage and .459 slugging percentage … Recorded 51 total bases and drew six walks … Stole 11 bases on 14 attempts … Delivered a season-best three-hit performance vs. Oregon State on March 7, going 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs … Hit safely in 15 of her final 17 games, including multi-hit efforts against Fresno State, UNLV, and Grand Canyon … Finished the season with 69 putouts and four assists.

SENIOR (2025) - Appeared in 45 games and started in 21 ... Batted .217 with 13 hits, including six RBIs and one double … Drew five walks and scored 19 runs ... Had a .217 slugging percentage and a .273 on-base percentage ... Drove in two runs and went 1-for-2 vs. Army (Feb. 7) ... Recorded hits in back-to-back games vs. San Diego State and UNLV. 

JUNIOR (2023-24) - Appeared in 40 games as a pinch runner ... Tallied 22 runs scored ... Stole four bases in five attempts.

Prior to Nevada - Attended Mt. Hood Community College... Played softball her two years there... Holds school record for stolen bases and hits... Won NWAC in 2022... First Team All-Conference (2022, 2023)... First Team All-Tournament (2022)... Graduated from North Medford High School... Lettered in softball and volleyball all four years (2017-2020)... Won conference in softball and volleyball in 2020... Second team All-League in softball (2020) and honorable mention (2017, 2018).

Personal - Daughter of Wendy Baker and Dan Leetch... Has younger brother, Shaun... Chose Nevada because it is everything you think of when you think of Division 1 softball, the way the program is coached and the beautiful campus... Also recruited by Eastern Oregon and Southern Oregon... Lists Sis Bates as her sports hero... Favorite sports memory is when her team erased a 6-run deficit and cam back to win the 2022 NWAC championship game to win the title.