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Marissa Gonzalez

  • position Outfielder
  • height 5-7
  • class Junior
  • B/T R/R
  • Hometown Kingsburg, Calif.
  • High school Kingsburg
  • position Outfielder
  • height 5-7
  • class Junior
  • B/T R/R
  • Hometown Kingsburg, Calif.
  • High school Kingsburg

Marissa Gonzalez Bio

AWARDS:

2023 SEC All-Tournament Team

2023:

Named to the SEC All-Tournament Team … Played in 58 games, starting 56 times … Second on the team with 33 runs scored … Fourth on the team with 10 doubles and five home runs … Finished the season with career highs in every offensive category … Hit her first career home run, a grand slam, against Western Kentucky (2/19) … Had seven multi-hit games on the year … Also had seven multi-RBI games on the seasons … Recorded her first career outfield assists against Florida (3/31).

2022:

Appeared in 32 games, making one start… Made her first career start against Marshall (2/18)… Earned her first collegiate hit on a triple against Charleston Southern (3/2)… Scored 10 runs, mostly as a pinch runner… Earned her first career RBI against George Washington (2/12)… Collected her first stolen base on her only attempt of the season against College of Charleston (3/17).

Prior to SC:

Gonzalez shined at Kingsburg High School in Kingsburg, Calif… Lettered all four years… Was named her team’s MVP in 2018 and 2019 and the Central Sequoia League MVP in 2019… Also named the California High Sports Medium School All-State First-Team Catcher… Never hit below .394… Showed plenty of power with 11 home runs in 2019… Ranked as the 61st-best catcher in the 2021 class by Extra Inning Softball.

Personal:

Daughter of Jennifer and Dan Gonzalez… Sister to Kristine, Jessica, Sarah and Jocelynn Gonzalez… Her sister, Sarah, plays softball at Bowling Green State and will enter 2020 as a redshirt junior… Her sister, Jessica, lettered four years at Dixie State University and was named the PAC West Freshman of the Year in 2016 after hitting .393 with six home runs and 37 RBI… From Kingsburg, Calif… Born in Stockton, Calif… Picked Carolina over Nebraska.

Why she chose South Carolina:

“I fell in love with the school when I first stepped on the campus. I love the coaching staff and how they support the players.”