2018: Levi started all 54 games behind the plate for the Eagles in her sophomore season.  Levi hit .226 with 31 hits in 137 at-bats.  She tallied seven doubles, a triple and two dingers, one of which was a game-tying seventh inning blast against Wingate. Levi drove in 17 runs.  She was among the leaders in the southeast for runners got stealing.  She threw out 15 runners on the year, a 35 percent clip. She had a quintet of multi-hit efforts, and the Eagles were 5-0 when she had at least two knocks.  Levi was hit 13 times by a pitch.  Through two years, she has gotten plunked 38 times, good to be among the 25 most hit batters in NCAA history. 

2017: Levi instantly transformed herself into one of the best defensive catchers in the conference.  Levi threw out 15 runners who tried to steal on her, the most of any catcher in the Southeast Region.  She caught 46 percent of runners who have tried to steal on her, also the top mark among catchers in the Southeast.  She and pitcher Lacie Rinus combined to throw out an absurd 73 percent of runners who have attempted to steal on that battery in particular. Levi has only made one error behind the plate.  Her .997 fielding percentage is the highest among players in the conference with more than 100 total chances.  At the plate, Levi hit .318 with 12 doubles, a triple and two dingers.  The 12 doubles are the second most on the team.  She has had 12 multi-hit performance and seven multi-RBI efforts. She had a four-hit day against King and drove in a career-best three runs against Georgia College.

HONORS: 

• Honorable Mention All-SAC 
• SAC All-Tournament Team

HIGH SCHOOL: Levi joins Carson-Newman from Siegel High School, the same high school that produced C-N basketball standout Charles Clark.  Levi is a fourth generation Carson-Newman student athlete.  She follows in the footsteps of her great grandfather James Newman (football), grandfather Michael Levi (football) and father Jon Levi (football). Levi batted .333 with a .725 slugging percentage as a junior and drilled four home runs.  She was named the 7AAA District defensive player of the year her freshman through junior years and also earned all-district honors those seasons.  She's helped Siegel to the final four in the state her junior year and regional and sectional titles that season as well. 

PERSONAL: A member of the national honors society and Beta Club, she is the daughter of Jon and Kristi Levi and plans to study exercise science at Carson-Newman.