2011 (Junior): First Team All-SoCon Selection ... Led the Eagles with a .351 batting average and ranked third in the league with a .659 slugging percentage ... Reached base at a .417 clip ... Posted 14 home runs ... Started all 57 games in centerfield ... Hit two home runs in series finale at Western Carolina (3/20) to finish the weekend with four home runs ... Reached base in 22-straight games between March 26th and May 11th.
2010 (Sophomore): Started 29 games in the outfield, missing 27 games, including the first 14 conference games, over
nearly two months with a hand injury ... Hit .276 with 23 runs scored, eight RBIs and three home runs ... Had six multi-hit
games, posting a season-high three hits against Eastern Michigan (2/28) and Elon (5/2) ... Had nine hits and scored eight runs in final 12 games of the season after returning from injury ... Recorded three outfield assists ... Had a .964 fielding percentage, committing one error ... Went 10-for-11 in stolen bases, stealing a season-high two against College of Charleston (3/6).
2009 (Freshman): Earned SoCon Freshman of the Year and First Team All-SoCon honors ... Hit .316 with one home run and 12 RBIs ... Lead the team in stolen bases with 12 ... Tied single game school record with four stolen bases (4/4) ... Had a career high five at bats against Samford (5/9) ... Went three for three with four runs and a double against Elon (4/10) ... Drove in five runs against UNC Greensboro (4/18) ... Hit a home run for her first career hit in the fifth inning against Jacksonville (3/3).Â
High School: Attended Effingham County High School ... Led Rebels to three straight 20-win seasons ... Earned three
first team all-region and two all-state awards ... Hit. 463 with 12 doubles, six triples and five home runs as a senior ... Earned four varsity letters in basketball and was honorable mention all-state in basketball her sophomore and junior years.
Personal: Born Marie Nicole Fogle on Jan. 30, 1990 in Savannah, Ga. ... Daughter of Jeremy and Sonja Fogle ... Hobbies
include computers, music, and sports ... Chose Georgia Southern because it felt like home ... Majoring in middle grades education.
