Angelo State University Athletics

2010: Started all 65 games as a redshirt junior...Led the team in batting average at .416 (79-for-190) and on-base percentage at .500...Knocked in 55 RBIs and scored 79 runs...Recorded 18 doubles, six home runs and had a slugging percentage of .605...Earned first-team all-conference accolades as a designated player named by the Lone Star Conference...Also named a first-team all-america for the second time in her collegiate career.

2009: Missed entire season due to injury.

2008: Played and started 50 games as a sophomore…Ranked third on the team in batting average (.359)…Had eight doubles, three home runs, 35 RBI and 24 runs scored…Named first team all-region and second team All-LSC South as a utility player…Chosen as LSC South Hitter of the Week on Feb. 27…Had a seven-game hitting streak…Tied career-high with four RBI against Texas-Permian Basin on Feb. 1.

2007: Started all 66 games, either at first base or as designated player…Earned first-team all-america honors, becoming the first ASU freshman to gain all-america status…Hit .385 with 15 doubles, one triple and 11 home runs…Named first team All-LSC South as designated player and LSC South Freshman of the Year…Had a career-best 12-game hitting streak…Set ASU single-season record with 129 total bases.

High School: Four-time all-district selection at Creekview High School...Named district MVP as a senior for the Mustangs...Three-time all-area pick...Named all-state by TGCA as a sophomore...Four-year starter at catcher...National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born Dec. 1, 1987…Daughter of Terry and Sandy Taylor...Major is kinesiology with minors in chemistry and physical science.

Coach Scott's Comments...
“Kaycee is looking to great things again in her senior season. Kaycee is a very mature hitter that has learned to use the whole field over her career. The two-time All-American will be surrounded by power which should open up more opportunities for her. She is a big threat offensively and will look to bring big time power to the line-up.”