Marist University Athletics

• One of three Red Foxes to start all 19 games.
• Led team in batting average (.379), OPS (1.131), slugging percentage (.638), on-base percentage (.493), RBIs (14), runs scored (16), total bases (37), and hit by pitches (seven).
• Tied for team lead in home runs (three) and triples (two).
• Also had two doubles, six walks, two stolen bases, and a sacrifice bunt.
• Made starts at three positions (third base, catcher, second base), and had 41 putouts and 26 assists in 69 chances (.971 fielding percentage).
• Threw out four of seven potential base stealers (57.1%).
• Went 4-for-4 with three runs scored and two RBIs vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, March 6.
• Drove in all five of the team's runs after team trailed by four in a 5-4 win vs. Delaware State, March 7.

• Appeared in and started 46 games (34 at third base, 11 at catcher, one at second base)
• Led the team in steals with 18 (20 attempts)
• Third on the team in home runs (6), RBIs (31), slugging percentage (.512) and walks (18)
• Hit .302 with 26 runs, 39 RBIs and seven doubles in 129 at-bats
• Had 10 multi-hit games, with two three-hit games
• Had six multi-RBI games, with four three-RBI games
• Ended the season with a five-game hitting streak (longest active on the team)

Accolades: Second Team All-MAAC, MAAC All-Tournament Team, MAAC All-Academic Team, MAAC Player of the Week 4/17.

• Played in 54 games, with 53 starts (35 at catcher, 18 at second base)
• Led team in stolen bases (14) and hit by pitches (15)
• Hit .290 with four home runs, 21 RBIs, and 27 runs scored
• Had .409 on-base percentage and .406 slugging percentage
• Threw out 14 of 25 potential base-stealers (56 percent)
• Hit first career grand slam at Fairfield, April 13
• Had team’s longest hitting streak of 15 games (Feb. 25 through March 16)

• Sat out the season due to injury.

• Played in 48 games, and made 46 starts (35 at second base, 10 at catcher, 1 at shortstop)
• Led team in batting average (.376) and slugging percentage (.638), and posted .444 on-base percentage
• Hit seven homers, drove in 39 runs, and scored 37
• Led team with three triples, and was 16-for-18 on stolen base attempts
• Had fielding percentage of .976
• Led team with 14 multi-RBI games, and had 15 multi-hit games, including the team's only two four-hit games of the season
• Missed first 10 games after finishing the season as the starting point guard on Marist's women's basketball team

Prior to Marist:   A four-year varsity basketball and softball athlete at Greensburg Salem High School, Claire was selected player of the year for softball in her junior year. ... Was a member of the WPIAL championship team her sophomore year alongside her older sister, Jayne. ... Received All-State recognition as a junior and senior. ... Was also named captain in her junior and senior years for both softball and basketball. 

Also a member of the Marist women's basketball team. ... Sister, Jayne, pitched for the Red Foxes from 2014-17.