#30
Christy Wankel
Senior
Outfield
Great Falls, Montana
C.M. Russell HS

Junior Season (2005):  Was one of just three players to start all 50 games...went 52-for-153 at the plate for a career-best .340 batting average, the sixth-highest single-season average in school history...scored 30 runs, tied for third most in school history...84 total bases rank fifth in school single season history...52 hits were the fifth-most in school history for a season...three triples were a single season school record...hit seven home runs, tied for the third-most in a season...five doubles, three triples, and seven homers led to a .549 slugging percentage, the fifth-highest in school history...drove in 37 RBI, third-most in school history...named to the Pacific West Conference second team...selected to the NCAA West Regional All-Tournament Team...named to Pacific West Conference all-academic team...four RBI against Western New Mexico (4/30/05) tied for the second-highest total for a game in school history...went 3-for-4 with three RBI and a run against Winona State (2/26/05)...went 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBI against St. Martin's (3/9/05)...went 2-for-4 with a run and three RBI against Central Washington (4/1/05)...went 2-for-2 with two RBI and a run in NCAA Tournament win over Cal State-Dominguez Hills (5/13/05)...had 11 multi-hit games...had three hitting streaks of eight games or longer, including a 12-game hitting streak that ranks as the third-longest in school history...posted a .940 fielding percentage on 67 chances...was 6-for-7 on stolen base attempts...finished the season ranked fifth in school history for career batting average at .298...finished the season ranked seventh in school history for career games played with 134...finished the season ranked sixth in school history for career games started with 130...finished the season ranked seventh in school history for career runs scored with 35...finished the season ranked fifth in school history for career hits with 111...finished the season ranked sixth in school history for career doubles with 16...finished the season ranked fourth in school history for career home runs with 13...finished the season ranked fourth in school history for career RBI with 68...finished the season ranked sixth in school history for career total bases with 174...finished the season ranked fifth in school history for career slugging percentage at .466...finished the season ranked sixth in school history for career on base percentage at .338...finished the season ranked first in school history for career stolen bases with 11...finished the season ranked first in school history for career fielding percentage by an outfielder at .939.

Sophomore Season (2004): Played in and started 54 games...earned All-Pacific West Conference second team honors...named to the PacWest Academic All-Conference team...was 39-for-149 at the plate for a .262 average...scored 21 runs, tied for fifth on the team...drove in 16 RBI, seventh on the team...had ten extra base hits...hit six doubles, three home runs, and a triple...posted a .376 slugging percentage...drove in a career-high three RBI at Chaminade (2/14/04) and against Humboldt State (3/4/04)...hit safely in 27 games...batted .382 over the final 26 games of the season...had a .918 fielding percentage in 56 attempts.

Freshman Season (2003):  Played in 30 games, starting 26...was fourth on the team with a .282 batting average...was third on the team with 14 runs scored...was second on the team and ranked tenth in the PacWest with a .479 slugging percentage...hit five doubles and three home runs...drove in 15 RBI, fourth-best on the team...posted a .301 on base percentage even though she drew only one walk...finished with a .973 fielding percentage and just one error in center field while making several acrobatic catches.

At C.M. Russell HS: Batted .352 as a senior to lead her team...hit five doubles, a triple and a home run, posting a .493 slugging percentage...drove in seven RBI, second-most on the team...walked a team-high nine times...led the team with five stolen bases...selected to the all-conference second team both as a junior and a senior...played on three of the Rustlers' five-straight State AA Championship teams.