Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame
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One of the most successful players in softball history, Hannah Shalett played an integral part in Ithaca's four trips to regionals and two appearances at the NCAA College World Series under Hall of Fame coachÂ
Deb Pallozzi.
Ithaca went 133-45 with Shalett behind the plate during her four seasons, which included being named NFCA Catcher of the Year, Empire 8 Woman of the Year and First-Team NFCA All-American in 2007. She was also part of the battery in the team's 40-7 season in 2006, which remains the program standard for most victories.
Shalett was also a four-time all-region and all-conference performer, as well as an all-tournament selection at regionals and the World Series.
She hit .417 during her senior season with 55 hits, 31 RBI, 26 runs scored and 12 doubles. The year prior, Shalett scored 46 runs to go along with a .362 average and 54 hits.
Shalett posted career totals of 175 hits (.351 average), 107 runs scored, 102 RBI and 43 doubles. Defensively, she made just five errors in 958 total chances.
Her 46 runs scored in 2006 rank third on the single-season list, while her 107 career runs scored are eighth all-time, and 102 runs batted in rank fifth in program history.
