Lacey Craft Class: Senior Hometown: Valley Center, Calif. High School: Valley Center Last College: Palomar CC Position: Infielder Experience: 1V

2004: Hit a game-tying two-run blast with one out in the seventh at New Mexico on April 23 - Aztecs went on to score three more runs in that frame to win, 7-4... The homer was the first of her two-year Aztec career... Hit game-winning single in eight-inning 4-3 victory at Utah. 2003: Started at third base in seven games from March 9-March 18, recording four hits, four runs and three RBI during that stretch...Best game was against Eastern Kentucky, as she scored a single-game-high two runs, notching one hit and driving in two runs...Went 2-for-3 with one RBI and a stolen base in the Aztecs' doubleheader against then-No. 22 Oregon State on March 26.

2002 (Palomar Community College): Named first-team all-conference and second-team all-state while playing for the Comets...Team was Pacific Coast Conference champs, placing third in the state...Posted a .622 conference batting average to go along with a .460 overall batting average...Set Pacific Coast Conference batting average record...Named Comets' most improved player.

High School: A four-year varsity letterwinner for San Marcos High School (freshman year) and Valley Center High School (sophomore-senior years)...The San Marcos Knights were Division I CIF runners-up and league champs her freshman year...Named first-team all-Avocado League three consecutive years while at VCHS...Earned Most Valuable Player honors her sophomore thru senior seasons, while receiving the Coca-Cola Golden Glove award her sophomore and junior years...Also a three-year varsity letterwinner in volleyball and two-year letterwinner in basketball...Named first-team all-league in volleyball her sophomore and senior campaigns...Received the Coca-Cola Golden Spike her sophomore year in volleyball and the Coca-Cola Golden Touch Award her sophomore and senior years in basketball...Earned San Diego Union-Tribune scholar athlete first-team recognition her senior season of basketball...Recognized as Coca-Cola Golden Girl in her final season of high school.