Among those student-athletes graduating are 24 football players, 17 track athletes, five women's basketball players, four each from both soccer and softball, three each from both men's basketball, and men's and women's tennis, two golfers, one gymnast and one volleyball player.
2011 (Jr.): Started 48 games and played in all 52 games... Hammered a team-high 10 home runs bringing her career total to 32... Broke the Utah State all time home run record on Feb. 19 against Cal State Northridge when she belted two over the fence, surpassing Sandy Taylor's record of 24... Tied for a team-high five multiple RBI games and had four, three RBI games... Hit safely in eight consecutive games... Finished eighth in the WAC in home runs per game with an 0.19 average... Had a team-high 24 runs batted in as well as a team-high in slugging percentage with a .579 mark... Tallied the fifth-highest mark in the WAC for doubles per game with a 0.23 average... Finished with a .935 fielding average... Led the team with 77 total bases.
2010 (Jr.): Played and started 48 of Utah State's 50 games... Belted 12 home runs to break the USU single-season home run record... Now has 22 career home runs which is second all-time behind Sandy Taylor's 24... Led the team with 35 RBI... Was tied for team lead in multiple-RBI games with eight... Ranked fifth on the team in batting average, hitting .289... Had a season-high five RBI against Hawai`i on April 7.
2009 (So.): Redshirted due to injury.
2008 (Fr.): Played in 44 games, starting 43... Led the team with a .359 batting average... Hit 10 home runs for first on the team and is tied for second most in USU history... Hit the most home runs in a game in the WAC with three against Northern Colorado on April 27... The three home runs in a game was also a school record... Posted most total bases in one game in the conference with 13 against Northern Colorado on April 27... Had a school-record slugging percentage of .692.
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Auburn Riverside High School in Auburn, Wash... Played third base, shortstop and catcher... Hit .551 her senior season and recorded 30 home runs... Had an on-base percentage of .696 and a slugging percentage of .873... Earned Seattle all-area award at shortstop in 2007... Helped team place third at state in 2004 and fifth in 2007.
Personal: Born May 22, 1989... Daughter of Duane Kaneshiro and Ellen Starcher... Has three sisters... Major is undeclared... Last name is pronounced Con-uh-shero.
