Hailey Reed

Position RHP/OF

Height 5’7”

B/T L/R

Class Senior

Hometown Topeka, Kan.

High School Seaman

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2021 (Senior)

Academic All-Big 12 First Team
Gerald Lage Award recipient
Made 22 appearances in the circle starting in 13 games
Finished the season with a team-high seven victories through 72.2 innings pitched
Captured the upset victory over No. 18 Missouri in the Border Showdown with 5.1 innings pitched and one strikeout
Struck out 34 batters including a season-high four against both LSU (Feb. 13) and UTA (Feb. 28)
Combined with Lexy Mills to not allow No. 1 Oklahoma to hit a home run on April 2 – one of only three programs to accomplish this feat in 2021

2020 (SENIOR)*

Appeared in 14 games
Made 11 starts inside the circle
Made her Kansas debut against then-No. 5 Arizona (Feb. 7)
Finished with 67.2 innings pitched, 42 strikeouts and four wins
Her 42 strikeouts were the second-most on the team
Recorded a season-high 10 strikeouts and 8.0 innings pitched against Southeastern Louisiana (Feb. 29)
Claimed her first win against Seattle (Feb. 8)

2019 (Junior) at University of the Pacific:

Reed earned her third-straight All-WCC Conference award
Started 48 games for the Tigers leading the team in total hits (40), batting average (.296) and at-bats (135)
Reed struck out a team-high 113 K’s while holding a 3.98 ERA overall
Her 113 K’s would rank fourth overall in the West Coast Conference
Pitched 12 complete games and four shutouts

2018 (Sophomore) at University of the Pacific:

Started 14 games for the Orange and Black with 16 total appearances, five complete games, and a team-high 55 strikeouts in 75.2 innings
Had five games in which she struck six batters or more
Registered a team-best 33 runs scored while tallying 46 hits and holding a batting average of .307
All-WCC Second Team
NFCA All-West Region Third Team

2017 (Freshman) at University of the Pacific:

Led the Tigers with a .324 batting average as well as a .432 average in conference play, which was the third-highest mark in the WCC
Her 2.48 ERA ranked her second on the team and was the fourth-best in the conference
Named the WCC Co-Freshman of the Year
All-WCC First Team
National Fastpitch Coaches Association’s All-West Region Third Team

High School:

Won the state championship her senior season
MaxPreps First Team All-American
41-5 record in the circle with a 1.06 ERA and 393 strikeouts in her four-year career
Two-time NFCA All American
In 2015 she won the International Discovery Award and was named to the President National Honor Society

Personal:

*=Shortened Season Due to COVID-19 Outbreak