USF Athletics

2019 (Senior)

• The American Defensive Player of the Year
• American Athletic Conference Honor Roll Selection (4/22, 4/29)
• Started in all 60 games of the season, one of just three players to start all 60
• Recorded 43 hits including four doubles
• Led the team in home runs with five including a grand slam for the conference opener against Tulsa (3/22)
• Led the team in RBI with 42
• Recorded 11 multi-hit games, two with three hits
• Recorded 10 multi-RBI games, three with three RBI and two with four
• Went on a seven-game hitting/reached base streak
• Walked 20 times
• Recorded 406 putouts at catcher, 18 assists
• Recorded one double play
• Caught seven runners stealing

2018 (Junior)

• Appeared in 59 games, started 55
• Recorded 292 putouts catching and 13 assists
• Recorded 36 hits, 13 runs and 19 RBI with eight doubles and two home runs
• Finished eight multi-hit games and four multi-RBI games
• Put in play first hit at USF in the season opener against Illinois State
• Went 2-for-3 against UNF with one double, one run and three RBI while catching a no-hitter
• Went a perfect 2-for-2 against conference opponent UConn in the first conference game of the season with a USF single-game career high two doubles
• Ranked third on the team in doubles with eight
• Was named The American Player of the Week once (4/16)

• Saw action in 52 games, mostly at catcher
• Hit .326 with 43 hits in 132 at bats with 13 runs scored, five doubles and18 walks
• First team All-Horizon League.

• Saw action in 34 games, mostly at catcher
• Hit .260 with 27 hits in 104 at bats with seven runs scored, five doubles, five multi-hit games and nine walks

• First Team All-Federal League as a senior and a Second Team selection as a freshman, sophomore and junior
• Team MVP and set school record for hits in a season as a senior
• Hit .375 as a junior with 19 RBI, also earning team MVP honors
• Hit .383 as a sophomore with 24 RBI
• Hit .378 with 27 RBI as a freshman
• Part of four state champions in travel ball and has competed in six national softball tournaments

• Born Macy Leigh Cook on February 15, 1997
• Daughter of Joseph Cook and April Cook, has two sisters