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OU softball: Sooners' Kinzie Hansen named Catcher of the Year by D1 Softball

Kinzie Hansen

Sophomore catcher Kinzie Hansen during the Women’s College World Series final championship game against Florida State on June 10.

 Edward Reali/The Daily

Sophomore catcher Kinzie Hansen was named Catcher of the Year by D1 Softball on Monday.

The Norco, California, native had a .438 batting average this season along with 24 home runs and 66 RBIs. Behind the plate, Hansen had 279 putouts and a .990 fielding percentage.

The award adds to her list of accolades this season, as Hansen earned All-America honors from Softball America and the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

Hansen was a part of OU’s national championship team this season. There, she had eight RBIs and three home runs with a .375 batting average in the Women’s College World Series.

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