Kim McMillan Season 2011

2011: Named Big Ten Freshman of the Week, Feb. 28 ... saw action in 43 games, starting 40 games: 35 at first base and five at designated player ... posted a .325 average with seven doubles and four home runs ... reached base in 32 of 43 games ... scored 24 runs, including two game winners ... drove in 20 RBI, including four game winners ... put together a 10 games hit streak from Feb. 13 to March 5 ... tallied multiple hits in eight games, including three three-hit efforts ... went 3-for-3 at the plate against Tennessee State and Buffalo ... first collegiate hit was an RBI single in the season opener against Louisiana Tech ... drew 11 walks and was hit by a pitch three times ... recorded one sacrifice bunt and one sacrifice fly ... stole two bases in four attempts ... made good on 97 percent of her defensive chances ... was a part of 16 fielding double plays, tying for the most in the Big Ten. High School: An all-state selection at Hillgrove High School under coach Jason Campbell, garnering second team accolades as a junior and first team honors her senior year ... received Dugout Club State Elite 80, second team all-Cobb County, Region 7AAAA all-tournament team and Hillgrove Offensive Player of the Year honors as a junior after batting .378 and leading her team to the regional title ... a 2009 National Achievement Scholarship semi-finalist ... named to the All-City/South Metro Team and the Atlanta Journal Constitution team as a freshman and earned 5AAAA All-Region Honorable Mention as a sophomore ... was named to the All-County first team (First Base) and Senior State All-Star team, while garnering first team all-state accolades her final campaign ... a National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society member ... played travel ball for the Atlanta Vipers, which participated in the 18U Gold Nationals in 2009. Personal: Full name is Kimberly Sheree McMillan ... born Aug. 5, 1992 ... parents are Edward and Leslie McMillan ... has three step brothers: Calvin, Edward and Curtis ... plans to major in biology.