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Jersey Number 16
Kamryn Jackson
- Height:
- 5-8
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- Hometown:
- Tampa, Fla.
- High School:
- Sickles
- Prev School:
- Duke
- Birthday:
- 9/23
Bio
Career Accolades
Senior (2024)
Awards/Honors: All-ACC Third Team (2022) ... ACC Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22).
Junior (2023)
- 2024 AAC First Team All-Conference
Senior (2024)
- Joined the Owls following her Duke graduation
- Made an appearance and started in all 57 games
- Named AAC Weekly Honor Roll (Mar. 4)
- Registered 152 at-bats with 53 runs, 52 hits, 45 RBI, and 26 walks
- Led the conference in hit by pitches (17)
- Ranked No. 1 on the team in runs on the year
- Snagged five bags on the season
- Totaled 14 multi-hit games
Awards/Honors: All-ACC Third Team (2022) ... ACC Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22).
Junior (2023)
- Played in 46 games, drawing 17 starts
- Ended the season hitting .189 and holding a .261 career batting average
- Had a multi-hit (2) game versus NC Central and a multi-RBI game versus San Jose State (2)
- Played in all 55 games and started 54 of them
- Hit .295 with eight home runs, 11 stolen bases and 34 RBI
- Also drew 20 walks
- Developed a reputation as one of the top nine-hole hitters in the country
- Kicked off her season on fire, driving in four runs in a win over California Baptist on Feb. 11
- Tallied a seven-game hit streak from Feb. 12-19
- Proved to be a catalyst in the big moments, with three RBI games against ranked Michigan (Feb. 26) and Clemson (Mar. 20)
- Hit a home run in three consecutive games from Apr. 6-9 against UNC Greensboro and Virginia
- Had an enormous week during that stretch, driving in nine runs on six hits
- Was perfect on the basepaths the entire regular season and was voted by her teammates as the Golden Spikes winner
- Led the Blue Devils outfield defense with five outfield assists.
- Started in 37 of 49 games played during her sophomore season
- Split time at third base, left field and as the designated player
- Held a .259 clip with 28 hits, including nine extra-base hits, 19 RBIs, 11 walks and five stolen bases
- Seven multi-hit and five multi-RBIs games on the year
- Helped the Blue Devils win their first ACC Championship title by bringing in the winning runs in the semifinal (vs. Florida State) and final (vs. Clemson)
- Put together an eight-game hit streak from April 16 to May 5
- Appeared in 18 games during her rookie campaign before the season was cut short due to CVID-19
- Started in 12 games
- Finished the season with a .267 batting average with eight hits in 30 at bats, including three home runs
- Racked up 12 RBI and a .633 slugging percentage
- Made her first appearance as a Blue Devil in the season opener against Clemson on Feb. 7
- Recorded her first collegiate hit and RBI against Indiana on Feb. 15
- Breakout performance against Rutgers on Feb. 15 as she went 3-for-3 with two home runs and a single-game program record seven RBI - first career home run
- A four-year letter winner at Sickles High School under the tutelage of Al Bowman
- Showered with honors and awards during her four years at Sickles and was a member of the National Honors Society, PTSA club, SERT club and named to the Principals Honor Roll
- Earned the Heart and Hustle award her first two season with the Gryphons
- Followed that award by being named MVP during her junior season
- Named First Team Western Conference, team scholar and silver slugger award in her final season
- Saw her hitting come to life in her senior season, averaging .439 at the plate with 36 hits and 34 RBI in 27 games
- Her performance pushed Sickles to a regional final in the 2019 FHSAA 8A Championships
- Averaged an over .500 on base percentage line during her junior and senior years
- Topped .650 for her slugging percentage during her final three seasons
- Posted a .401 batting average, 93 hits, 78 RBI and 67 runs in her 86 game career for the Gryphons
- On the travel ball scene, Jackson has seven years of experience, with the last five coming with the Tampa Mustangs Bell squad
- Her travel ball career began with Gold Coast Cooper.
- Born September 23, 2000, in Atlanta, Ga.
- Daughter of Jay and Heather Jackson and sister to Chase
- Father played baseball at Young Harris from 1993-95 and her Chris Summers (uncle) played baseball at Andrew Junior College from 1992-94 before transferring to Kennesaw State where he played two years (1995-97) and won the Division II World Series
- Off the field, has been involved with National Honor Society, PTSA club, SERT club and named to the Principals Honor Roll
- Holds a health science from Duke ‘23
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