Mimi Mahon Class: Senior Hometown: Hamilton, Ohio High School: Hamilton Position: C/IF B/T: R/R

Mimi Mahon may be the surprise find during the spring recruiting period. A transfer from Rio Grande, she obliterated opponents' pitching during her two seasons and is now ready for the challenge of facing NCAA Division I pitching. Her versatility allows her to play any of the infield positions, including catcher, allowing Angie Nicholson to move her around the infield to create the best lineup possible. Her aggressiveness at the plate has resulted not only a high average, but good power as well.

PRE-CLEVELAND STATE
Played two seasons at the University of Rio Grande...hit .438 in 40 games as a sophomore with 56 hits, team-high 11 doubles, one triple, three homeruns and team-high 38 RBI en route to first-team All-AMC and All-NAIA Region IX honors...hit .473 in conference games as a sophomore...during freshman campaign, hit .351 with two homeruns while leading team with 30 RBI...named to all-AMC first-team and all-freshman team in 2007.

HIGH SCHOOL
Helped team to third-place finish in state as senior...team was Greater Miami Conference champion in 2005 and district champion in 2003...Invited to play in all-star game as junior and senior...three-time first-team all-conference selection...all-southeast Ohio selection as senior after honorable mention honors junior season...team's offensive Player of Year as junior and senior...as junior finished second in the conference with a .487 batting average and led league in doubles...four-year letterwinner for Steve Heckman...also lettered three times in volleyball and one year in basketball.

PERSONAL
Born March 7, 1988...daughter of Dale and Nicki Mahon...has two older brothers, Nick and Nate, and triplet brother and sister Chris and Ali...brother Nick played baseball at Wright State...brother Nate played football at Miami University...sister Ali plays volleyball at University of Rio Grande...brother Chris plays baseball at University of Rio Grande...National Honor Society...Top 20 in high school class of 500 students...mathematics major.