University of Scranton

• Four-year letter-winner who appeared in 133 games and started 105 times
• Posted a career batting average of .300 with 102 hits including 18 doubles and one home run while scored 70 runs to go along with 63 RBI.

Senior Year (2017)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
  
• Started all 30 games in which she played at second base
• Batted .338 with 23 hits including one double while totaling 13 runs scored and seven RBI
• Also drew five walks and was hit by two pitches
• Finished the year with a .400 on-base percentage and a .353 slugging percentage
• Recorded four multi-hit games including a season-high three hits against Rutgers-Newark on March 12
• Defensively, posted a .921 fielding percentage with 44 putouts and 49 assists

Junior Year (2016)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Started 34 games at second base for the Royals
• Batted .280 in 100 at-bats, recording 28 hits, seven doubles, and one home run, while scoring 24 runs and recording 22 RBI
• Forced 10 walks and stole two bases throughout the course of the season
• Had six multiple-hit games during the year, posting three hits in a game three times
• Went back-to-back on three hit games in a doubleheader sweep of Cazenovia on Mar. 30, going 3-for-3 with four RBI and two doubles in game one, and followed it up with a 3-for-4, two runs scored effort in game two
• Her next best game came in game one at Drew at Apr. 30, as she went 3-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored in another victory for the Royals in Landmark Conference action
• Had her lone home run of the year against King's on Apr. 6, as the three-run shot propelled Scranton to an 8-0 win in five innings
• Defensively, she made 59 put outs and had 73 assists in 144 chances
• Posted a fielding percentage of .917, turning two double plays throughout the season

Sophomore Year (2015)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Saw action in 28 games and started 17 times
• Batted .207, including two doubles, and scored nine runs and drove in six
• A majority of her starts were as the designated player in the lineup and some at second base
• Hit safely in seven games, including three multi-hit games
• Had three hits in a 1-0 loss to D'Youville as part of a Spring Break trip on March 19 and in a 12-6 win in six innings against Wilkes in the second game of a doubleheader on April 22 at the Jessup Youth Sports Complex
• Belted a double, scored twice, and drove in a run in a 12-6 win over Hunter College in the first game of a doubleheader on April 24 at the Jessup Youth Sports Complex
• Had only one error defensively in 20 chances to finish with a .950 fielding percentage

Freshman Year (2014)

• Game-by-Game Statistics
• Earned second-team All-Landmark Conference honors after batting .359, with five doubles and 18 RBI
• Started 24 of 27 games, a majority of the time as designated hitter
• Hit safely in 19 games, including six multi-hit games
• Had a season-high four hits in an 11-3 win over Wilkes in the second game of a non-conference doubleheader on April 1 in Edwardsville, Pennsylvania
• Belted three hits, including a double, drove in a season-high five runs in a 12-4 victory against Marywood University in the second game of a non-conference doubleheader on April 21 at Pacer Field in Scranton
• Drove in at least one run in 10 games
• Had a season-long 10-game hitting streak, beginning with a 1-for-4 effort against Drew in the first game of a Landmark Conference doubleheader on March 22 in Madison, New Jersey, and ending with a 2-for-4 performance against Juniata in the second game of a Landmark doubleheader on April 12 at the Jessup Youth Sports Complex
• Hit .454 (15-for-33) during the 10-game hitting streak
• Struck out only six times in 83 total plate appearances

Awards & Honors

• Landmark Conference 2nd-Team Selection (2014)
• Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2015, 2016, 2017)

High School/Personal

• Lettered in both softball and field hockey while prepping at Floral Park Memorial High School
• Led softball team to Long Island Championship in 2012, as team advanced to State Semi-Finals in same season
• Was named MVP and was an All-Conference selection
• Daughter of David Titor and Josephine Sperrazza