#45 Infield
Katiyana Mauga
San Diego, California
Only NCAA player to hit 20 home runs each season.
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Mauga was born in Kaneohe, Hawaii. She is a volunteer assistant coach for Mississippi State softball.
Mauga was drafted sixth overall in the 2017 NPF Draft to the Texas Charge.
- Arizona and Pac-12 Career Home Run Holder (92 – Second in NCAA history)
- Slugged .829 in her career, first in Arizona history (min. 500 at-bats), third in Pac-12 history and 13th in NCAA history
- Had 257 career RBIs, which is fifth in Arizona history, 6th in Pac-12 history and 13th in NCAA history
- Finished first or second in the Pac-12 in home runs in each of her four seasons
- Drafted sixth overall in the 2017 NPF Draft to the Texas Charge (Traded to the Scrap Yard Dawgs)
- 2017 All-American Second Team
- 2017 Co-Pac-12 Player of the Year
- 2016: Became only player in NCAA history to hit 20 home runs in each of her four seasons
- 2015 All-American Third Team
- 2014 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year
- 2014 First-team NFCA All-West Region selection
- 2014 First-team all-Pac-12
- 2014 One of 10 finalists for NFCA Freshman of the Year
Hometown San Diego, California
College Arizona
Leagues National Pro Fastpitch, Athletes Unlimited
Bats Right
Throws Right
Favorite Pregame Meal “The Afternooner” from Baggin’s gourmet sandwich
Favorite TV Show Criminal minds
Favorite Softball Memory Hitting my 88th home run
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