2014 (Senior): Southland Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll … Went 6-22 with 90 strikeouts and 5.87 ERA during second and final year with the Wildcats ...  Ranked among the Southland Conference league leaders with 186.0 innings pitched and 90 Ks, 28 of which were looking ... Struck out a game-high nine batters in season opener vs. Missouri State and the following week vs. Prairie View A&M ... Tossed 10.2 scoreless innings and won both games of a home doubleheader sweep of Panthers, finishing with 14 punchouts ... Backed by 12 runs of offense to beat Southeastern Louisiana on March 7 for her first Southland win of the season ... Survived four hits and four walks to toss a complete game shutout against Incarnate Word on April 3 ... Gave up three runs (two earned) through 6.0 innings in a 6-3 win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ... Won her final game as a Wildcat, striking out four Houston Baptist hitters through 7.0 innings ...  Helped self at plate vs. the Huskies with a two-run single in the seventh inning.

2014 (Junior): Southland Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll … Appeared in 36 games with 25 starts, nine as a pitcher … Batted .250 (12-48) with four runs, a double and three RBI … Drew five walks and was credited with two sacrifice hits … Went 3-9 as a pitcher with a 6.58 ERA and had 44 strikeouts through 60.2 innings pitched … Tossed a three-hit complete game shutout against Incarnate Word on March 23 with five strikeouts … Followed that performance with a 3.0-inning save vs. Hardin-Simmons in which she set a season-high with six strikeouts … Tied her personal best of 6 Ks in March 30 start vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, tossing 5.1 innings of a 7-6 ACU victory … Again defeated UIW on May 3 despite giving up 11 hits in a 7-5 win … Led team with 11 games finished and 17 games in relief … Recorded three multi-hit games at the plate, including a season best three hits at Prairie View A&M … .300 batter through 10 games as the designated hitter … Went 2-for-3 with a run and walk in ACU debut … Doubled and scored a run with RBI during 2-for-3 game vs. Sam Houston State at Texas Shootout.
 
2013 (Sophomore at Mt. San Antonio College): Posted a 27-4 record, including six shutouts and a perfect game against Long Beach City College ... Led South Coast Conference in ERA (1.83), wins (27), and strikeouts (251) and helped lead team to an undefeated conference record and championship ... Also part of a squad that won the Southern California Regional Championship and reached the Super Regional finals ... CCCFA & 3CFCA All-America ... First team all-state, all-region and all-conference ... South Coast Conference Pitcher of the Year ... California Pitcher of the Year (Southern Region), Academic All-America ... Two-time 3CFCA Pitcher of the Week and CCCAA Pitcher of the Month (March) ... At the plate, hit .397 with eight homeruns, and 32 RBI ... Recorded a .414 on base percentage and .782 slugging percentage.
 
2012 (Freshman at Nevada-Reno): Batted .275 and received Academic All-WAC honors.
 
High School: Graduated in 2011 from Village Christian High School ... Recorded an overall high school win-loss record of 48-17 and was a two-time Olympic League championship winning pitcher (2009, 2011) ... Also part of team that was a two-time CIF Division 5 semi-finalist ... Posted a 0.47 ERA during junior year with 333 strikeouts to lead the California southern section and 21-4 record ... Recorded a .361 batting average that season as well ... During senior year had .558 batting average, 15-9 record, 1.68 ERA and 262 strikeouts ... Two-year team captain ... All-CIF as a senior ... Four-time all-league honoree ... Three-time all-state and region selection ... Olympic League MVP in 2009 and 2011 ... Four-time Academic All-American ... Received a National Merit Scholar Commendation ... Yearbook Editor-in-Chief ... CSF Lifetime Member and AP Scholar.
 
Personal: Given name is Emily Kathryn Seidel ... Born 10 June 1993 in Burbank, Calif. ... Daughter of George and Susan Seidel ... Resides in Burbank ... Journalism and mass communication major ... Cousin, Dallas Seidel, currently playing baseball at Sonoma State.