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Emma Sellers

  • position Infielder
  • height 5-9
  • class Senior
  • B/T R/R
  • Hometown Lakewood, Calif.
  • High school Los Alamitos
  • position Infielder
  • height 5-9
  • class Senior
  • B/T R/R
  • Hometown Lakewood, Calif.
  • High school Los Alamitos

Emma Sellers Bio

2024:

Named to the SEC Spring Honor Roll … Named an NFCA All-Scholar … Played in 38 games, starting eight times at second base and shortstop … Tied for third on the team with six stolen bases … Recorded a season-high four assists against Jacksonville State (2/10) … Had a season-high four putouts against No. 16 Mississippi State (4/7) … Helped Carolina tie a program record with four double plays at Ole Miss (3/29)

2023:

Played in 57 games, starting in 51 of them … Her seven hit by pitches rank 4th all-time by a sophomore … Finished the season with a career-high eight stolen bases … Hit her second career home run against No. 23 Texas A&M (4/14) … Drove in three runs against No. 11 Florida (3/31) … Had five multi-RBI games on the season … Collected two hits against Tennessee Tech (2/25).

2022:

Played in all 56 games, starting 53 times, all at shortstop… Her seven-game hitting streak was tied for second longest on the team… Hit her first collegiate home run against ETSU (4/9)… Had seven multi-hit games… Went 3-for-3 against George Washington (2/12).

Prior to SC:

Sellers stood out at Los Alamitos High School in Los Alamitos, Calif… Lettered all four years… Shined in the classroom, as well, having been awarded the Scholar Athletic Award in 2018 and 2019 and was selected to the 2019 Sunset Conference All-Academic Team… Also named to the 2019 Sunset League First Team and won the 2018 and 2019 Athletic Award alongside the 2019 Griffin Award… Ranked as the 21st-best infielder in the 2021 class by Extra Inning Softball.

Personal:

Daughter of Shannon and Michael Sellers… Sister to Jacob Sellers… From Lakewood, Calif… Born in Long Beach, Calif… Picked Carolina over Oregon State and Minnesota.

Why she chose South Carolina:

“When I first stepped on campus at my visit, I felt at home and could see myself as a part of the Gamecock softball program.”