Becca Garcia Class: Senior Hometown: Martinez, Cali. High School: College Park High Height: 5-8 Position: C/1B

2003: All-Mideast Reagion Second Team ... All-MAC Second Team ... Troy Cox Classic All-Tournament Team ... MAC All-Tournament Team ... started and played in 46 games ... opened and ended the season with nine-game hitting streaks ... led the team in doubles (7), triples (3), RBI (25) and slugging percentage (.578) ... finished second on the team in runs (23), hits (54), home runs (6) and stolen bases (7), while also finishing third in at-bats (147) and on-base percentage (.404) ... was a perfect 7-for-7 on stolen base attempts ... made just one error in 304 total chances for a .997 fielding percentage ... tallied 16 multi-hit and seven multi-RBI games on the season ... homered in her first collegiate game (2/15, vs. Tennessee Tech) ... went deep twice against Akron (4/12) and Central Michigan (5/8) during the MAC Tournament ... finished with four RBIs in the former, and a season-high five in the latter.

Prior to Miami: Garcia became the first player in Miami softball history to be selected to participate in the USA Softball Junior Women's National Team Camp on Oct. 3-6 at the ARCO Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California ... her 18-under Sorcerer summer team outlasted 127 other softball teams to take the 2002 title in the Amateur Softball Association National Championships in Rockford, Ill. ... Garcia's College Park High School team went 27-1 during her junior year and won the 2001 Northern California Section 3A championship ... the College Park standout batted .411 in her league with 11 RBI and allowed just one contested stolen base all season ... earned the league's Most Valuable Player award during her junior year ... Garcia was named first-team all-league during her sophomore, junior, and senior years.

Personal: Born October 26, 1984 ... daughter of Kiko and Sylvia Garcia ... major is undecided ... Kiko, who coached Becca during her senior season, was an infielder for 10 years with the Baltimore Orioles, Philadelphia Phillies and Houston Astros.