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2007 Highlights
Tri captain, the first in Illini history
Hit a game-tying grand slam vs. UNLV
Was 3-for-4 with two runs scored vs. Syracuse
Ranks fourth in batting average (.305), fifth in on-base pct. (.361), triples (5), slugging (.451), steals (29), 8th in runs scored (97) and doubles (23), ninth in home runs (12) and 10th in hits (145) in school history
Fourth in the Big Ten in sacrifice flies (3)
Was a single short of the cycle against UIC while going 3-3 with 2 runs and 4 RBI
Was 7-7 through the first three games of the Diamond Devil Invitational and finished the tournament 8-15 with a home run and 3 RBI
Only six players in NCAA history have more consective hits than that
2006 Highlights
Named third-team All-Big Ten Named Academic All-Big Ten Named NFCA Scholar-Athlete Moved back to her natural position of right field after playing the final 22 games of 2005 at second base Hit one of two three-run home runs in a six-run sixth inning vs. Utah State. Has shown her defensive skills in throwing out two runners trying to score Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Capital Classic after going 7-for-12 (.583) with four runs scored and two RBI during the tourney Posted seven-game hitting streak from March 18-March 26 Went 8-for-12 against Wisconsin and Bradley Really turned it on during the Big Ten season, ranking seventh in the Big Ten in slugging percentage (.607) while also ranking fifth in total bases (34) in conference play Hit one of two homers in a six-run fifth inning in a win over Minnesota Won the On-Deck Circle Spirit Award.
2005 Highlights:
Started every game -- 28 in right field and 22 at second base.
Began the year with an eight-game hitting streak .
Hit first career home run vs. Loyola -- a three-run shot in game one (4/6)
Was 4-for-4 with two runs scored in 16-6 win over South Florida
Won Team's Coaches Award at Post-Season Banquet
Willingly played second base for the first time in many years and made just one error after March 24.
Third-leading hitter on the team (.319), Lawhead had seven doubles, two triples, two home runs and 17 RBI.
Helped Illinois win some key games, including driving in the game-winning run in the 7-6 win over Minnesota on April 30.
Home runs highlighted wins over Loyola and Bradley
2004 Highlights:
Started eight games in 2004, all at DP.
Scored seven runs, four as a pinch runner.
Had a three-game hitting streak during the Villanova, Illinois State and DePaul games, with doubles against Villanova and Illinois State.
Stole four bases in ten attempts.
High School:
Batted .475 with an .831 slugging percentage and 45 RBI in 2003 for Monticello Sages Recorded 163 Ks in 112.1 innings, while allowing only 14 BBs in 2003 Compiled a 65-13 pitching record with 601 Ks and a 0.73 ERA in 497.1 innings while at Monticello Named Decatur Herald & Review Softball Player of the Year in 2003 Named Champaign News-Gazette Softball Player of the Year in 2001 Four-time unanimous selection to All-Okaw Valley Conference softball team Led team to three consecutive OVC titles and three OVC Tournament titles. Named to Chicago Tribune Super 60 team in 2003 Three-time selection to both Decatur Herald & Review and Champaign News-Gazette all-area softball first teams. Coached by Buster Chumbley both at Monticello and for the CIGS Rebels. Monticello was ranked second in the state and advanced to the supersectional in 2003 Collected four varsity letters in softball, three in basketball and two in cross country.
Personal
Born December 20, 1984 Parents are Kathy Lawhead and Bill Lawhead. Third generation - and fourth member - of her family to attend Illinois. Graduated in December with a Bachelor of Science in recreation sport and tourism. Earned George Huff Award in 2005 & 2006.
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