University of Mississippi softball player Kylan Becker, along with her teammates, just returned home from the NCAA Super Regionals in Tucson, Arizona, concluding the Rebels’ 2019 season with the second-most wins in program history, and is off to play for the Houston Scrap Yard Dawgs for the remainder of the summer.<\/p>\n
With only a single error in her entire collegiate softball career, Becker became Ole Miss’ single-season record holder in runs scored during Game 7 of the Oxford Regional, where she earned her place on the National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-South Region Teams, earning her second career nod and first selection to the First Team.<\/p>\n
During her junior year, she became the first player in Ole Miss history to be selected to the U.S. National Team, competing for Team USA at the Japan All-Star Series in Tokyo.<\/p>\n
Professional softball players can play well into their 30s, but as a summer sport, the game affords players the opportunity to build a career off the field. For Becker, that career will involve helping athletes.<\/p>\n
Click below to read her story<\/p>\n