University of Detroit Mercy Athletics

Career Highlights:
• Detroit Mercy Athletic Director Honor Roll selection (2025)

2025:
• Started in 34 of 37 games played
• Third on the team in at-bats (92), tied for third in triples (1), ranked fourth in hits (21), RBI (9), home runs (1), and total bases (28).
• Also posted three doubles
• Recorded five multi-hit games.
• Posted the team’s longest hit streak at eight games (3/21 YSU – 4/1 MSU).
• Connected on a two-run shot for her first career home run in the series-opening win over YSU (3/21).
• Hit .500, going 5-for-10 overall with a home run, three RBI, and three runs to lead Detroit Mercy to their first #HLSB series win over YSU (3/21-22).
• In the nightcap, went 2-for-4 with her first career double and delivered a walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh inning, and also went 1-for-3 in the series finale vs YSU.
• Made the second out at third base to turn a triple play, helping snap an eight-game skid with a thrilling 4-3 Metro Series win over arch-rival Oakland (4/8).
• Hit .400 overall, going 2-for-5 with a double and a run in series at GB (4/27-28).
• Went 1-for-2 in game two of the DH sweep at RMU (4/13) helping the Titans secure their second consecutive #HLSB series win for the first time since the 2019 season..
• Hit 2-for-3 with a run scored in game one and recorded the Titans' lone hit in the first inning in game two at MSU (4/1).

High School:
• Four-year letter winner for Head Coach Ron Smith
• All-state and all-region selection (2023)
• Two-time all-district selection (2022, 2023)
• Three-year Academic All-State selection (2021-23)
• Four-year MAC Scholar Athlete selection (2021-24)
• Helped lead GP North HS to a pair of district championships (2022, 2023) and a regional championship (2023).
• Also a four-year letter winner in basketball

Personal:
Parents: Erica and Bill Babcock
Siblings: Luke, Emma 
• Dad played baseball at Michigan State and professionally for the Chicago White Sox as a left-handed pitcher
• Grandmother was a nursing major at UDM in the 1960s
Major: Business
Reasons for choosing Detroit Mercy:
• Felt like it was a good place for me.
• The coaches are awesome and can’t wait to grow the program.