Ursuline College Athletics

2013: The co-captain was named the team’s ‘Defensive Player of the Year’ after her .989 fielding percentage placed her fifth in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference…she recorded 48 putouts and had 40 assists while committing just one error in 89 chances…also involved in turning two double plays…started all 24 games she played in and hit .167 (10-60)…scored six runs and drove in one…clubbed two doubles and finished with 12 total bases…led the team with six sacrifice bunts…put together a five-game hitting streak during the Spring Break trip…during that span (March 13-15), she hit .357 (5-14).

2012: Served as a team captain...hit .300 (30-100) with four doubles and a triple…third on the team with a .383 on-base percentage, thanks in large part to a team-best 13 walks…scored 15 runs (fourth most on the team) and drove in 11…successful in all seven stolen base attempts…started the year with a seven-game hitting streak while hitting .325 (7-20) with seven runs scored during that span…had three multi-hit games, including a three-hit performance against Salem International on April 1…also scored two runs in three contests…was clutch all season, hitting .325 (13-40) with runners on and .308 (8-26) with runners in scoring position…defensively, she was third on the team with 75 putouts and 69 assists.

2011: Served as a team captain...started in 25 games...recorded 52 putouts and 55 defensive assists.

2010: Started in 41 games for the Arrows...credited with 25 hits...scored 23 runs and produced nine RBIs...defensively, she posted 93 putouts and 77 assists.

St. Ursula Academy: Starting second baseman at St. Ursula for three seasons...team captain in 2009, the same year she was a first team all-city selection and honorable mention all-state choice after hitting .498...played for various travel teams including the 2006 national qualifying SGS Magics.

Personal: Born September 27, 1991 in Toledo, Ohio…daughter of Jeff and Jodi Grana…also has two sisters, Taylor and Arija…majoring in accounting…has been on the Dean’s List twice in her academic career.