The all-time strikeouts leader in school history, Lindsey fanned a whopping 828 batters during her four-year career, surpassing the previous mark by more than 200 punchouts. The right-handed hurler compiled a career record of 70-46 with a miniscule 1.48 ERA. She earned two NFCA All-Region Honors and four ASUN Pitcher of the Week awards. Her resume included three no-hitters and one perfect game.
In addition to dominating in the circle, Lindsey was a consistent threat at the plate. In 200 career games, the slugger belted 23 home runs, registered 83 RBI and slugged at a .402 clip. In 2010, Lindsey hit an extra-inning walk-off grand slam to lift the Hatters to a 7-3 win over Kennesaw State.
After helping lead Stetson to its first NCAA Tournament appearance her freshman year, Lindsey went 24-14 as a sophomore and struck out a school single-season record 277 batters, a high-water mark that still stands today. She went on to win 25 games her senior year, adding 264 strikeouts to her record total, including 14 Ks in a game vs. Jacksonville. In addition to her career strikeouts record, Lindsey finished fourth in school history in wins (70), seventh in ERA (1.48), third in innings pitched (778.0), second in shutouts (28), and fifth in opponents' batting average (.194). Her 23 home runs ranked sixth in school history as well. She earned the department's Female Distinguished Senior Award in 2010.
A native of Byhalia, Miss., Lindsey graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor's Degree in Biology.
