2018: Cooper rounded out her junior campaign with 48 appearances and 44 starts in the outfield.  She hit .229, but was an extra-base hit machine.  Cooper had 27 knocks on the year, six doubles, a triple and four bombs.  She also drove in 15 runs.  She had career-best three-hit days against Erskine, Belmont Abbey and Lincoln Memorial.  She also reset her career highs for runs batted in with four against Erskine and LMU.  The Eagles were 4-0 when she drove in multiple runs.  She also had seven multi-hit efforts. 

2017: As a sophomore, Cooper appeared in 39 games with starts in 35 of them.  She hit .250 on the year but powered a double, three triples and four home runs to slug .514.  Of her 18 hits on the season, eight were for extra bases.  She scored 12 runs.  She had five multi-hit efforts.  She drove in all three runs, a career high, in the Eagles' SAC title-clinching win over Lenoir-Rhyne (4/22).  

2016: Cooper appeared in 29 games with 19 starts for the Eagles, primarily as a designated player, but also as a starting outfielder.  Cooper had a .173 average.  She had nine hits with a double and a home run.  She drove in six runs on the season.  A patient batter, Cooper walked nine times in her 63 plate appearances.  She hit her lone home run against Clark Atlanta (3/6) and had her first career multi-hit performance against Coker (4/9).  

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Amanda Leatherwood at William Blount High School where she's played first and second base, as well as the outfield.  She batted .300 with 15 home runs as a junior. For her efforts on the field, she earned MVP honors from her team as a junior and the Coaches Award as a freshman.

PERSONAL: The daughter of Robin Roulette, she ranks in the top 10 percent of her class.  She's a member of the French Honor Society and has the highest GPA in her class in English.