9 Brittany Osmon |
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Osmon's Career Stats
2007 ACC Academic Honor Roll Member
2007:
• Started at first base in 45 of 48 games.
• Hit a career-best .303 on the year with six home runs, which was two more than her career total coming into the season.
• Fourth on the team with five multi-RBI games to go along with seven multi-hit contests.
• Set a school record by hitting a home run in four straight games.
• Needs four more home runs to crack the FSU top ten.
• Drove in the winning run on three occasions, including a solo home run in the top of the seventh at North Carolina (4/28).
• Drove in the winning run against Virginia Tech (3/24) and scored the game-winner at NC State (3/3).
• Scored a pair of runs and hit a triple in the ACC Tournament opener against North Carolina.
• Also had an RBI single versus Maryland.
• Has started all 12 NCAA Tournament games during her career at first base.
• Led the Seminoles with 18 putouts against Cal and Alabama.
2006:
• Started 46 of 51 games, making all 46 starts at first base.
• Exceeded all of her offensive numbers from 2005 despite 23 fewer at-bats.
• Ranked second on the squad in fielding percentage (.982) and putouts (248).
• Raised her batting average 58 points from her first season.
• Third on the team with a career-high ten doubles.
• Led the team with six RBIs during the ACC Tournament while hitting .308.
• Third on the team with eight multi-RBI games to go along with eight multi-hit contests.
• Had a personal-best eight-game hitting streak from April 22 (Virginia Tech) to May 12 (NC State).
• Hit three home runs in the month of May, including the game winner at UCF (5/2).
• Went 2-for-3 in the first game of league play with Georgia Tech (5/11), hit a three-run home run in the third game (5/13).
• Set a new standard with three RBIs with a three-run home run at Virginia Tech (4/22).
• Equaled a career-high with three hits against Georgia State (3/11) and Florida A&M (3/29).
• Had two hits, scored one run and drove in another in game one versus No. 24 Florida.
• Hit .333 (4-of-12) during the Athens Regional.
• Had a pair of hits against Coastal Carolina and the first game versus Georgia at NCAA Regional.
• Went 2-for-4, including a double, with two RBIs and a run scored against Coastal Carolina in game one of NCAA Regional.
2005:
• One of only two players on the team to start all 63 games as the Seminoles' everyday first basemen.
• Top five on the team in nine offensive categories including fifth with seven multi-hit games.
• Led all FSU rookies with 161 at-bats, four triples, 21 walks and three sac flies.
• Produced a five-game hitting streak.
• Lead the team with 342 putouts.
• Ranked fourth in the ACC with four triples.
• Named to Sunshine State All-Tournament team following a .444 performance with a triple and four RBIs.
2005 NCAA TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS:
• Started all four games at first base.
• Drove in runs with singles against Auburn (5/20) and Baylor (5/21).
• First hit of her collegiate career was an RBI double in the season opener at Florida A&M (2/9).
• Recorded extra-base hits in three of her first four games including her triple versus Nicholls State (2/11).
• Collected two hits for the first time against South Carolina (2/18) during the Sunshine State Tournament.
• Next game out was her first two-RBI game with a two-run triple versus Syracuse (2/18).
• Second game of the NFCA Leadoff Classic against Michigan State (2/25) saw her post a career-high three hits.
• Ripped a pair of singles in a rematch with the Orange (3/19) at the Kia Klassic.
• Went 2-for-3 with a double, RBI and run scored in ACC action in the second game against Maryland (4/16).
• Ended the regular season with her first home run of the year, belting a solo shot at Utah (5/7).
• Highlighted the first game of the ACC Tournament versus Virginia Tech (5/12) with her first stolen base.
HIGH SCHOOL:
• Four year letterwinner in softball at Mount Carmel.
• 2003 Avocado League Honorable Mention selection.
• Made the varsity team as the starting catcher her freshman year and led the Sun Devils to the 2001 Palomar League Championship.
• Mt. Carmel was the Avocado League Champions in 2003 and 2004.
• Recipient of the 2003 Coca-Cola Golden Glove Award and set a school record in 2003 with a .994 fielding percentage.
• Named Offensive MVP as a senior while leading the team in home runs and RBIs.
• Nominated for the All-North County Team during the 2003 and 2004 campaigns.
• Two-year member of the National Honor Society.
TRAVEL BALL:
• Two-time ASA-USA Junior Olympic National Champion both in the 12U and 14U divisions and finished 5th place once with San Diego Thunder.
• Two-time qualifier at ASA 18U Gold Nationals with San Diego Renegades.
PERSONAL:
• Born January 13, 1986.
• Majoring in math education.
• Daughter of John and Beth Osmon.
• Dedicating the 2008 season to the memory of her mother Beth.
CAREER HIGHS:
At Bats: 5 (Virginia Tech 5/12/05)
Hits: 3 (Three Times)
Runs: 2 (Four times)
RBIs: 3 (Three Times)
Doubles: 2 (Virginia 4/22/07)
Triples: 1 (Four Times)
Home Runs: 1 (Six Times)
Steals: 1 (Virginia Tech 5/12/05)
Total Bases: 7 (Jacksonville 4/17/07)
Walks: 3 (Connecticut 3/10/06)
Strikeouts: 4 (UCF 3/28/07)
Sac Hits: 1 (Eight Times)
Sac Flies: 1 (Six Times)
Putouts: 14 (UCF 3/28/07)
Assists: 3 (Three Times)
Errors: 2 (Twice)
