| Courtney Norene |
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Junior
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| Hometown:
Wheatland, CA
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| High School:
Wheatland
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| Height:
6-1
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| Position:
1B
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| B/T:
R/R
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2007: Started all 39 games...Batted .333 (39-for-117) while hitting eight home runs, tallying 30 RBI and scoring 18 runs...Slugging percentage (.590) ranked third on the team and on-base percentage (.391) ranked second...Her 117 at-bats and 11 walks ranked second on the team...Awarded A-10 Player of the Week honors after hitting four home runs (three vs. MTSU; one vs. Arizona) on season's opening day...Finished regular season ranked eighth in A-10 with a .358 BA...Opened season with five-game hitting streak...Had second five-game hitting streak from 4/7 - 4/18...Tallied 11 mulit-games...Now ranks tied for second all-time with 12 career HR...30 RBI places her fourth on Owls' single-season list...Named to the President's Honor Roll...Named to The Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team...
2006: Appeared in 39 games while making 36 starts...Batted .280 (26-for-93) while scoring 10 runs, posting 19 RBI and hitting four home runs...Registered a .333 (12-for-36) average with runners in scoring position...Recorded a .452 slugging percentage and .343 on-base percentage...Posted a .974 fielding percentage...Named to the Atlantic 10's Commissioner's Honor Roll for the Fall 2006 semester...
HIGH SCHOOL: Butte View all-league four years...2005 Section Champion for North Section...North California Section first team pick twice...Voted Best Offensive Player as a junior and senior...2004 Student of the Quarter...2002 all-section CSF Athlete...California High Sports first team pick for California small schools...2002 Athlete of the Week from Appeal-Democrat for offense...Co-MVP for all-league team as a freshman...2003 Golden State Test Score Award recipient...
PERSONAL: Majoring in Kinesiology
CLUB INFO: California Chaos.
QUOTE: "Five minutes is 1/12 of an hour, 1/288 of a day. Every five minutes is a part of your life you can't take back. How do you spend five minutes?" Dedicated to Andy Peek
