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2025 Softball Roster

Tyler Kraft/UMBC Athletics
Tyler Kraft/UMBC Athletics
Naomi Yacyshen
Pamela Cowart-Rickman

9 Catelyn Thrush

  • Height 5-3
  • Class Redshirt Sophomore
  • Highschool Pennridge
  • Hometown Perkasie, PA.

Biography

AS A JUNIOR (2025):
  • Appeared in 22 games, starting 20
  • Had seven hits in 34 at bats with four runs scored
  • Had two hits against UMass Lowell on 5/2

AS A SOPHOMORE (2024):
  • Appeared in nine games, starting two
  • Picked up a hit against Niagara on 3/14
  • Had a stolen base against Coppin State on 3/20
AS A FRESHMAN (2023):
  • Appeared in 36 games, starting 25
  • Picked up her first career hit and RBI against Niagara on 2/18
  • Had her first career multi-hit game with a pair of singles against Lafayette on 2/25
  • Scored 10 runs and played near flawless defense in the outfield
  • Went 3-for-4 stealing bases

Background:
  • Majoring in Public Health with career ambition being a nurse or in medical sales
  • Attended Pennridge High School
  • Daughter of Michele and Eric Thrush
  • Has a sister Emily
  • Started playing softball at age 5
  • Played travel for PA Chaos
  • Member of National Honor Society and honor roll all four years
  • Favorite food is mac and cheese
  • Favorite pro team is the Chicago Bears
  • Favorite musical artist is Bryson Tiller

Statistics

Season:
2025

Season Statistics

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Historical Player Information

  • 9

    2023Freshman

    OF
    5'3"
    9
  • 9

    2024Sophomore

    OF
    5'3"
    9
  • 9

    2025Redshirt Sophomore

    OF
    5'3"
    9
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