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2022 Softball Roster

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2 Hannah Martinez

  • Position Utility
  • Height 5-7
  • Class Redshirt Senior
  • High School Pacifica H.S.
  • Hometown Garden Grove, Calif.
  • Instagram hannahhmartinezz2

Biography

image 38 @peanut_martinez || image 39 @peanutmartinezz2

 
Career (169 GP/127 GS, .269 AVG/.318 OBP/.427 SLG./.745 OPS, 13 2B, 4 3B, 11 HR, 56 RBI, 1-1 SB, .944 fld%)
  • Burst on the scene as a sophomore and has started 127 games over the last four years in both corner outfield spots after appearing in two games as a freshman
  • Had 23 multi-hit games during her career
  • Hit a walk off grand slam vs. California (5/1/21) her senior year


2022 (56 GP/30 GS, .286 AVG/.393 OBP/.471 SLG/.864 OPS, 3 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR, 13 RBI, 0-0 SB, .909 fld%)
  • Started 30 games in right field
  • Had two triples during the season
  • Drove in a season best three RBI vs. Marist (3/13)
  • Made 38 putouts with two outfield assists
  • Had five multi-hit games

2021 (41 GP/38 GS, .263 AVG/.291 OBP/.424 SLG/.715 OPS, 2 2B, 1 3B, 4 HR, 15 RBI, 0-0 SB, 1.000 fld%)
  • Started 38 games in right field
  • Hit a walk off grand slam vs. California (5/1)
  • Earned a career-high four RBI vs. California (5/1)
  • Finished the season with a 1.000 fielding percentage on 43 chances
  • Had four multi-hit and multiple-RBI games

2020 (19 GP/14 GS, .239 AVG/.286 OBP/.543 SLG/.829 OPS, 5 2B, 0 3B, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 0-0 SB, .813 fld%)
  • Started 14 games in the outfield – four in left field and 10 in right field
  • Had the most powerful year of her career in the abbreviated season, setting career highs in doubles (5), home runs (3) and slugging percentage (.543) despite recording just 46 at-bats on the season
  • Was Arizona’s hottest hitter when the season was canceled; she recorded all five doubles and all three home runs over the final seven games of the season, a stretch in which she hit .474 and slugged 1.211
  • Had four multi-hit games, all of which occurred in the final seven games of the season, including a pair of two-double games vs. McNeese (2/29) and Boise State (3/7)
  • Had a pair of multi-RBI games, including a three-RBI outing vs. Saint Joseph’s in the final game of the season in which she went 2-for-2 with a homer and two runs scored (3/10)
  • Drove in eight runs of the season, seven of which occurred in the final six games of the year
  • Finished fourth on the team with a .543 slugging percentage
  • Picked up an outfield assist when she threw out a baserunner vs. Tennessee
  • Spent time as Arizona’s No. 6 hitter (2 games), No. 7 hitter (9 games) and No. 8 hitter (3 games)
 
2019 (51 GP/45 GS, .280 AVG/.308 OBP/.368 SLG/.676 OPS, 3 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 20 RBI, 1-1 SB, .975 fld%)
  • Took hold of UA’s starting left field spot early in the season and did not relinquish it the remainder of the season, starting 45 games, including all 24 Pac-12 games and all eight postseason games
  • Hit .280 over 125 at-bats with three doubles, a triple and a pair of homers
  • Saw action in both corner outfield spots, where she excelled defensively; started 25 games in left and 20 in right
  • Was Arizona’s primary No. 8 hitter (39 games) but started three games each in the seven and nine spots
  • Had 11 multi-hit games, including three in the postseason: Harvard (5/17), Auburn (5/19) and Ole Miss (5/24)
  • Drove in multiple runs in seven games, including a two-RBI game vs. Harvard (5/17)
  • Hit .292 in the postseason, third best average on the team with four RBI, the third most
  • Hit her first career home run vs. Arizona State (3/30) before going deep for a second time two games later at Utah (4/5)
 
2018 (2 GP/0 GS, .000 AVG/.000 OBP/.000 SLG/.000 OPS, 0 2B, 0 3B, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0-0 SB)
  • Saw action in two contests as a freshman, appearing in a pair of games as a pinch hitter
  • Did not record a hit in two at-bats
 
High School
  • Hannah “Peanut” Martinez was a four-year letterwinner at Pacifica High School in Garden Grove, California under head coach Mark Campbell
  • Ranked the 79th best recruit nationally by FloSoftball
  • Hit .432 as a senior in high school
  • Competed for SoCal Athletics in club ball.
 
Personal
  • Daughter of Steve and Polly Martinez
  • Born January 9, 1999 in Anaheim Hills, California
  • Has a brother (Isaac) and a sister (Olivia)
  • In her free time, enjoys spending time with family and friends
  • Is undecided in her area of academic pursuit
  • Chose Arizona over Oklahoma, Florida, Missouri, UCLA and Oregon State because “I absolutely love the campus, the team and especially the coaching staff.”

Statistics

Season:
2022

Season Statistics

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Historical Player Information

  • 2

    2018Freshman

    Infield
    5'7"
    2
  • 2

    2019Sophomore

    Infield
    5'7"
    2
  • 2

    2020Junior

    Outfield
    5'7"
    2
  • 2

    2021Redshirt Junior

    Utility
    5'7"
    2
  • 2

    2022Redshirt Senior

    Utility
    5'7"
    2
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