Hampton University Athletics

2006 (Junior)
MEAC Player of the Year… NFCA Southeastern All-Region… VaSID All-State First Team… named an All-American Scholar-Athlete by the NFCA… started all 54 games… set Hampton single-season records for home runs (16) and total bases (137)… led the MEAC in batting average (.418), home runs (16), total bases (137), on base percentage (..495) and slugging percentage (.830)… second in the league in runs scored (48), RBIs (53) and walks, while ranking third in hits (69) and doubles (14)… 33 of her 69 hits went for extra bases, including three triples… led the Lady Pirates defensively with 133 assists… had 23 multi-hit games and 18 multi-RBI games, both a team-high… posted a 12-game hitting streak at one point during the season… went 5-for-5 at Norfolk State to tie for the MEAC single-game high in hits… knocked in a season-high four runs at South Carolina State with a three-run home run and a sacrifice… blasted two solo home runs against South Carolina State at the MEAC Round-up… had a three-run home run in a 6-0 victory over Quinnipiac… batted .431 with runners in scoring position and .470 with two outs

2005 (Sophomore)
Second Team All-MEAC… One of two Lady Pirates to start all 46 games… Led Hampton with a .341 batting average after recording 51 hits in 148 at bats… Finished in the top 10 in the MEAC in five offensive categories… Ranked third in triples (3), sixth in slugging percentage (.527), eighth in RBIs (31) and on base percentage (.407) and tied for ninth in total bases (78)… Had 11 multi-hit games on the season, including five games with three hits… Posted a 14-game hitting streak and finished the year on a six-game tear… Knocked in two or more runs on eight occasions… Also hit four home runs and a team-high nine doubles… Led the Lady Pirates with 123 assists and also registered 49 putouts… Batted .400 with the bases loaded… Hit a three-run home run in a win over Coppin State (2/27) at the UNC Wilmington Tournament… Also tripled in that game… Had a season-high seven assists versus Delaware State (4/17).

2004 (Freshman)
First Team All-MEAC… Played and started in all 54 games on the season… Showed supreme unselfishness as she totaled a league-tying best in sacrifice flies with three… Finished seventh in the MEAC in total at bats per game (3.07)… Posted a fielding percentage of 93 percent (.933) for the year with 56 putouts and 126 assisted plays… Recorded four stolen bases in only four attempts… Had a batting average of .303 with one homerun and 19 RBI… Posted two hits with RBI and scored once herself against Morgan State (4/25) in the first game of a doubleheader classic… Recorded a three-run homerun blast in the second game of a doubleheader at Norfolk State (4/24)… Posted two hits in three at bats in the second game of a doubleheader affair at Maryland-Eastern Shore (3/31), while also scoring twice.

High School
Played three seasons under head coach Larry Estep at nearby Bethel High School… Helped to lead the Bruins to three Peninsula District championships in 2000, 2001 and 2003… Named to the All-Peninsula District Second Team as a shortstop in 2003… Also a member of the All-Peninsula District as a shortstop in 2002 (First Team)… The Bruins went 16-2 in 2002, as well as 15-3 in 2003.

Personal
Born Maggie Annette Wolfe on March 12, 1985 … She is the daughter of Herb and Regina Wolfe … She graduated with honors in high school from Bethel High School … Some of her hobbies include playing softball, working and racing … The biggest athletic influence in Maggie’s life has been her father because he always pushed her to do her best.