University of Northern Colorado Athletics
2014 Softball Roster
Roster
Kaitlin Flynn
- Height:
- 5-11
- Class:
- Junior
- Position:
- IF
- Hometown:
- Johnstown, Colo.
- Prev School:
- Roosevelt HS
- Major:
- Criminal Justice
HONORS and AWARDS
2014 Big Sky All-Conference Honorable Mention: May 7, 2014
2013 Big Sky All-Academic Team: July 5, 2013
2014: Transitioned from SS to 3B while starting all 54 games … Third in home runs with eight while totaling 20 RBI’s and 23 runs scored … Fifth in Big Sky Conference games in assists with 37 … Finished with a .239 batting average, .269 on-base percentage and a .415 slugging percentage … Totaled 12 extra-base hits, including four doubles … Recorded a .954 fielding percentage while making 44 putouts and 123 assists in 175 total chances … Named Big Sky All-Conference honorable mention for the first time.
2013: Played 46 games at SS as a junior … Totaled a .222 batting average with a .376 slugging percentage … Reached base on 26 hits including three doubles, three triples and three home runs … Recorded 20 runs batted in and also scored 15 runs … Logged 61 putouts and 95 assists in the field.
2012: Her first season with the Bears, Flynn appeared in all of the Bears’ 53 games … She recorded 100 at-bats and finished with 17 RBI on the year … Stroked eight doubles throughout the season… Ended with a batting average of .264, a slugging percentage of .356 and a .316 on-base percentage … During a four-game stretch in April against Utah Valley and Colorado State, she went 7-for-12 (.583) while notching a double in all four games … She finished that span of games with five RBI.
High School: Flynn lettered all four years at Roosevelt in softball and basketball for the Roughriders … Was named all-conference in both her junior and senior seasons … Finished her senior campaign with a .582 batting average and 15 extra base hits … Named to the 2011 4A All-State Honorable Mention team ... Played club softball for the Triple Crown Stars and coach Dave King … Was named to the honor roll every year at Roosevelt.
