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#5 Lauren Frost
Position: Infield
Bats: R
Throws: R
Height: 5'8"
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Eagle River, Alaska
High School: Eagle River
Major: Undeclared

Career Statistics

As a Freshman in 2016 | Game-by-Game Statistics

  • Hit a two-run home run, a three-run home run and a grand slam, while posting a .333 batting average (4-for-12) with nine RBis over five games at the Malihini Aloha Tournament (March 4-6)
  • Hit a pinch hit grand slam against Coastal Carolina (March 5)
  • Stepped in for an injured teammate and hit .364 with six runs, three walks, a double and a home run over five games at the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 25-28)
  • Hit the first home run of her career - a solo shot to left field - against San Diego State at the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 28)
  • Recorded her first collegiate hit - a double to left-center field - against San Jose State at the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 26)
  • Made her collegiate debut against Portland State as a pinch hitter (Feb. 12)

National Team

  • National Team Identification Series Selection in 2012

High School

  • A 2015 graduate of Eagle River High School in Eagle River, Alaska
  • Played baseball through high school
  • 2014 USA Today All-Alaska Baseball Team
  • 2014 First Team Cook Inlet All-Conference
  • Helped lead team to state tournament appearance in 2014
  • Also played basketball, flag football and bowling for her high school
  • Two-time all-conference at quarterback/offense (2012-13)
  • Helped lead bowling team to 2015 conference championship
  • Basketball all-conference honorable mention in 2013

Club

  • Played baseball for the American Legion Eagle River Wolves (2012-15)
  • Helped lead team to three state tournament appearances (2012-14)
  • Placed third in the 2012 state tournament
  • First-team All-State American Legion in 2014

Personal

  • Daughter of Gregg and Marcia Frost
  • Has an older brother, Kyle
  • Earned the University of Alaska Scholars Award
  • U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award
  • Moved to Alaska from Texas when she was seven-years-old and have lived there ever since. Grew up playing baseball and continued through high school.
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