Jill Robertson

Position:
CF
Height:
5-7
Class:
Freshman
High School:
Acadiana HS

2003 Verizon Academic All-District VI Second Team member
2002 Verizon Academic All-District VI Second Team member
2002-03 Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll
Hit a career-high 11 home runs in 2003
Scored 54 runs in 2003, her second 50-plus run scored season of her career
Had career-high nine home runs, 38 RBIs, four triples and 94 total bases in 2002
2002 All-Sun Belt Conference First Team member
2001 All-Sun Belt Conference First Team member
2001 Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year
2001-02 Sun Belt Conference Commissioner's List
2001 Louisiana Freshman of the Year

SENIOR SEASON (2004)
Suffered a season-ending knee injury (torn ACL) in pre-season practice and was forced to miss the entire season...Received a medical redshirt, preserving her final year of eligbility and ensuring she would return to the field in 2005.

JUNIOR SEASON (2003)
Member of the 2003 Verizon Academic All-District VI Second Team...Took over at shortstop, moving from second base, after the graduation of Alana Addison...Returned to the top of the lineup after hitting in the five-hole as a sophomore...Hit a single-season, career-best 11 home runs and brought home 23 runs...Scored 54 runs which ranked second on the team and marked the second time in her career she scored 50-plus runs...Was 10-of-11 in stolen bases...Dislocated her shoulder in the season opener against Louisiana Tech (game two); missed only one game – Feb. 14 vs. Tulsa...Drew a season-high three walks vs. No. 16 Florida State at the KIA Klassic...Hit a leadoff home run against Oregon in game two of the NCAA Regional No. 6 championship game to jumpstart the Cajuns 6-4 win that advanced them to the College World Series...Drove a one-out double into deep right field in the top of the seventh inning and later scored on a wild pitch with two outs to give the Cajuns a 1-0 win over Oklahoma State to advance to the Regional final against Oregon... Hit a three-run home run vs. Southern Miss in game two which gave the Cajuns the mercy-rule win...Had her first career multi-home run game when she went yard twice against Middle Tennessee in a 5-0 win April 5...Also had a career-best three hits vs. MT April 5 in game two.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2002)
Was named to the All-Sun Belt Conference First Team for the second straight season...Was a member of the Verizon Academic All-District VI Second Team...Started all 63 games at second base...Hit a career-high nine home runs...Had two six-game hitting streaks...In a doubleheader at Southern Mississippi April 30, was 2-for-3 with a home run and three walks, reaching base in all but one plate appearance...Drove in a career-high 38 runs...Her sacrifice fly RBI in the sixth inning of the SBC Tournament semifinal with Florida International was the game-winning RBI...Was 5-for-7 in doubleheader sweep of McNeese State March 20...Had a season-high four RBIs April 7 against Western Kentucky in game one...Had 10 multi-hit games and eight multi-RBI games...Had a season-high three hits in game two against McNeese State...Led the Cajuns and the Sun Belt Conference in triples with four...Led the Cajuns and SBC with six sacrifice flies.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2001)
Finished second in Sun Belt Conference (behind teammate Jerie Alexander) with 57 runs scored...Went 4-for-11 and scored five runs to help the Cajuns win the Sun Belt Tournament...Hit three-run home run against previously unbeaten Arizona at Kia Klassic March 15 as the Ragin’ Cajuns took 4-3 upset win...Scored four runs in squad’s 8-0 win over Middle Tennessee March 31...Had 10-game hitting streak at one point during year and had 15 multi-hit games and five multi-RBI contests...Leadoff hitter had .418 on-base percentage and team-best 29 walks compared to 22 strikeouts...Hit impressive home run against gusting winds during 6-3 win at Florida International May 6...Homer came in fifth inning of 2-2 tie.

AT ACADIANA HIGH SCHOOL
Second-team all-district selection in softball…Played for Louisiana Reflections in summer ball – part of 2000 AFA national championship squad...Also was a two-year letter winner in track and volleyball and one-year letter winner in basketball…All-district selection in volleyball…All-State selection in track as a junior….State champion in 400m in 1999 with a 56.28 time.

PERSONAL
Born March 5, 1982, in Lafayette…Full name is Jillian Marie Robertson...Parents are George and Debra Robertson…Has two older brothers, Blake and Justin…Majoring in mechanical engineering.

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