HONORS & AWARDS:
2001 All-SEC First Team
2000 All-SEC First Team
SEC Player of the Week (May 1, 2000)
1999 Georgia Southern Invitational MVP
1998 All-SEC Second Team

2001 | SENIOR SEASON:
Tabbed first team All-SEC for the second consecutive season ... started 62 games for the Tigers ... went 69-for-181 at the plate for a .381 average, the second highest on the team ... finished second on the team with 32 runs scored ... slugged 14 doubles, one triple and led the team with 13 home runs ... finished second on the team with 39 RBI ... held a .team-leading .683 slugging percentage ... drew a team-best 31 walks and was hit by a pitch three times for a .475 on-base percentage ... made 17 relief appearances in the circle ... gave up just 11 earned runs over 45.0 innings pitched for a 1.71 ERA ... post a 3-3 record with two saves ... struck out 22. 

2000 | JUNIOR SEASON:
Named first team All-SEC and was the first Auburn player to receive the award ... hit .423 with six home runs and 24 RBI in the SEC ... led the league in hitting in all games (.454) and in slugging percentage (.782) ... led the team with a .454 batting average, a .782 slugging percentage, a .531 on-base percentage, 43 runs batted in, home runs (10) and walks with 23 ... held a 3.36 earned run average in 33.1 innings pitched ... led the team in putouts with 274 and had just nine errors on the season ... became the all-time leader in home runs in a single season at Auburn with 10 ... had a school record 15 putouts against Florida State ... named SEC Player of the Week May 1. 

1999 | SOPHOMORE SEASON:
Became all-time Auburn leader in home runs, RBI, walks and total bases ... led the team in home runs (12), runs batted in (40), total bases (92), slugging percentage (.564), walks (22) and putouts (356) ... had six RBI in three separate games (Alabama A&M, Costal Carolina, Florida) ... had two home runs in a single game versus Florida and Coastal Carolina ... had two doubles in a game versus Texas A&M ... was named MVP of the Georgia Southern Invitational ... led team in multiple hit games (8) and multiple RBI games (16).

1998 | FRESHMAN SEASON:
Named second-team All-SEC ... led the team in hitting (.346), runs scored (22), doubles (10), hits (56), runs batted in (35), home runs (7), walks (14), slugging percentage (.537), total bases (87) and on-base percentage (.398) ... ranked second in the SEC games in RBI and home runs and ranked 14th in the conference in hitting ... as a pitcher, recorded the team's lowest ERA (1.55) in 28 appearances ... struck out 44 batters ... led the team in saves with four ... pitched 27 games in relief ... hit two home runs and scored three runs against Alabama, both season highs. 

HIGH SCHOOL:
Attended Bolsa Grande High School ... posted a .513 batting average along with a .562 on-base percentage as a senior ... knocked 13 doubles and one triple ... tied for Orange County lead with seven home runs ... pitched 157 innings, posting a .44 ERA, striking out 205 and allowing only 27 walks ... had a record of 16-8 while throwing eight shutouts and five no-hitters ... named the Garden Grove League Female Athlete of the Year ... batted .345 with six doubles, two triples and two home runs during junior season ... had a .56 ERA in 162 innings on the rubber ... posted a 15-7 record with six shutouts and two no-hitters ... named the first-team all-league MVP ... lettered in softball and basketball for three years and volleyball for one year ... member of the Fellowship club.

PERSONAL:
Born Mary Elizabeth Petrie on Oct. 29, 1979 ... the daughter of Debarah and John Petrie ... majoring in health and human performance.