Kylan Becker

Class:
Senior
Position:
OF
Bats/Throws:
L/R
Height:
5-9
Experience:
4L
Hometown:
Miami, Fla.
High School:
Coral Reef

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• Signed a professional contract with Scrap Yard Fast Pitch
• First player in program-history named to the United States National Team
• Ole Miss Career Record - Triples (16)
• 2019 Ole Miss Single-Season Record - Runs (55)
• 2019 Ole Miss Single-Season Record - Triples (9)
• 2019 Ole Miss Single-Season Record - Stolen Bases (34)
• 2019 SEC Leader - Hits (84)
• 2019 NFCA First Team All-America
• 2019 Softball America First Team All-America
• 2019 NFCA First Team All-South Region
• 2019 First Team All-SEC
• 2019 SEC Spring Honor Roll
• 2019 NFCA Easton Scholar Athlete
• 2018 SEC Spring Honor Roll
• 2018 NFCA Easton Scholar Athlete
• 2018 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar
• 2017 NFCA Third Team All-South Region
• 2017 First Team All-SEC
• 2017 SEC Spring Honor Roll
• 2016 Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete
• 2016 SEC First Year Academic Honor Roll

2019 (SENIOR): Broke the Ole Miss career record for triples with 16 ... Also set single-season records with 55 runs, nine triples and 34 stolen bases ... Became Ole Miss' second-ever NFCA All-American, earning First Team honors ... Also garnered First Team All-America laurels from Softball America ... Selected NFCA First Team All-South Region ... Earned a Google Cloud Academic All-America nod ... Named an Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar for the second-straight year ... Tabbed to the USA Softball Top-50 Player of the Year Watchlist ... Tapped to the Preseason All-SEC team ... Started all 61 games in center field ... Led the SEC with 84 hits on the season ... Team leader in batting average (.426), runs (55), triples (9), total bases (109), walks (22), on-base percentage (.489), stolen bases (34) and fielding percentage (.984) ... Reached base in 53 of 61 games, registering at least one hit in 49 contests ... Posted 26 multi-hit games, including seven with at least three hits ... Led the team with a 20-game reached-base streak and a 15-game hitting streak, the second longest streak in school-history ... Went 3-for-4 with a run and an RBI against Cal Poly (2/15) ... Hit safely in 4-of-5 at-bats at Central Arkansas, racking up four runs, four RBIs and her third-career home run ... Followed up with a 2-for-4 performance against Nicholls (3/1), driving in three runs and scoring another ... Named the SEC Player of the Week for Week 4 ... Went 3-for-4 with three runs scored versus Austin Peay (3/6) ... Batted 3-for-4 against No. 18 Oklahoma State (3/16) ... Posted back-to-back three-hit games at No. 16 South Carolina (3/24) and versus No. 6 Florida (3/29) ... Registered a hit in 3-of-4 at-bats at Mississippi State (4/19) ... Scored the winning run against No. 7 Louisiana (5/19), sending Ole Miss to its second-ever NCAA Super Regionals.

2018 (JUNIOR): Became the first player in Ole Miss history to be selected to the United States National Team, competing for Team USA at the Japan All-Star Series in Tokyo ... Joined Elantra Cox as the only players in Rebel history to be tabbed to the USA Softball Top-50 Player of the Year Watchlist ... Was selected as a Preseason All-SEC honoree ... Garnered Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar laurels ... Appeared in 53 games, making 51 starts in center field ... Led the Rebels with a .329 batting average and a .407 on-base percentage ... Drew a team-high 19 walks ... Ranked second on the team with 29 runs and six doubles ... Chipped in 12 RBIs ... Stole succesfully on 17-of-21 attempts ... Registered a perfect fielding percentage on 63 chances ... Racked up 12 multi-hit games on the season ... Went 2-for-2 and reached in all four plate appearances against Texas in the opening game of the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge, scoring twice and driving in a run ... Followed with a 3-for-4 performance against Houston ... Hit safely in 3-of-4 at-bats against Tennessee Tech, recording two runs and an RBI ... Was a perfect 3-for-3 with a run and an RBI at Southeastern Louisiana ... Posted three singles and a double in the series finale against Auburn, registering a hit in all four at-bats ... Opened the NCAA Tempe Regional with a 3-for-3 day against Long Beach State, scoring a pair of runs and adding a walk and a steal … Named an NFCA Easton All-America Scholar-Athlete ... Earned a spot on the SEC Spring Honor Roll.

2017 (SOPHOMORE): NFCA All-South Region Third Team selection … Started in all but one contest … Second on the team with a .375 average, which ranked ninth-best in the SEC and sixth-best of any Ole Miss player in a season … Team’s leading hitter in league action (.338), 11th-best in the conference … 25 hits in league play, seventh-most of any SEC player … 28th in the country and sixth in the league in total hits (75), third-most of any Ole Miss player in a single season ... Became the first All-SEC First Team selection in school history … Second on the team with 22 multi-hit games and led with seven three-hit outings … Had seven multi-RBI games … Closed the year with a 14-game hitting streak, tied for second-longest in school history … Third on the team with 31 RBI … Had seven extra-base hits, including four triples, tied for second-most in a single season … 16-for-21 in stolen bases … Only player in the starting nine to finish error-free … Led the team with nine outfield assists, one of the top marks in the SEC … Hit a solo home run in the first game of the season, the first of her career … Named SEC Co-Player of the Week (5/2) after recording back-to-back walk-off hits over No. 13 Alabama to win the series … Finished with three triples in the final 11 games, including one in the middle game at Missouri to go 3-for-4 with two RBI … Named to the SEC All-Tournament Team after going 5-for-12 with two RBI and two runs … Had a career day in game one of the NCAA Oxford Regional, driving in five runs off an inside-the-park home run and a bases-clearing triple … Went 5-for-10 on the weekend with three extra-base hits and six RBI … Also had a triple in the next game against Arizona State … Named an Ole Miss M-Club Student-Athlete of the Month for June 2016 ... Selected to the SEC Spring Honor Roll.

2016 (FRESHMAN): Played in all but one game in her first collegiate season … Started 52 games at right field and hit .294 with seven RBI … Drew 14 walks and was 12-for-14 on the base paths … Only Rebel in the starting lineup all season not to commit an error … Hit .283 in SEC play with four RBI … Finished with six multi-hit games … Named SEC Freshman of the Week (5/2) after going 7-for-8 against UAB and No. 14 Georgia … Tabbed two hits in all three games against the Bulldogs, driving in the lone RBI in the 1-0 shutout … Got the last inning rally going against Arkansas (4/24), drawing a walk to begin the frame, and ending the game with another walk to score the game winner and complete the 4-run comeback … Second on the team with eight sacrifice bunts which ranked eighth in the SEC, and also put down three for hits … Led the outfield with five assists all year helping turn three double plays ... Earned NFCA Easton Scholar Athlete status … Named to the SEC First Year Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-state and First Team All-Dade County out of Coral Reef High School in Miami … As a sophomore, named All-Dade Player of the Year, team MVP, hitter of the year, first team all-state, helping lead her squad to the state championship … Earned the hitter of the year award as a junior after hitting .596 with seven home runs and 46 RBI … Tallied a .560 average with 38 stolen bases as a senior, helping her squad to a runner-up finish in the state championships … Named outfielder of the year in 2012 as just a freshman … Also competed in soccer, track and field and gymnastics … Two-time national champion in gymnastics in 2002 and 2003 … Named a U.S. First Team finalist in the 4x400 in 2011, and finished fifth in hurdles.

PERSONAL: Full name is Kylan Angel Becker … Born Dec. 20, 1996 … Daughter of Maggi and Chip Becker … Has one brother, Charlie … Cousin played Division I baseball and minor league baseball … Majoring in exercise science.