University of New England Athletics

Haase (Winterport, Maine), formerly Gott, graduated with a degree in applied exercise science in 2012. UNE's starting catcher on the softball team from 2009-12 remains as the known career leader in hits, with 201 over 158 games (.393 batting average). She also has the top spot in total bases (263), shares it in doubles (41), ranks sixth for runs batted in (77), and stands 10th in runs scored (93). Defensively, Haase had a .974 fielding percentage in 781 plays. After all-conference honorable mention picks in her first couple seasons (2009, 2010), she registered numerous personal highs as a junior (.450 average, 68 hits, 39 runs, 29 RBI) and netted a CCC first team selection (2011). Haase repeated that recognition as a senior, and added the 2012 CCC Player of the Year distinction (UNE's first of three such awards, to-date) to her list of accolades. Included in the 103-59-2 overall record (60-29-1 CCC) during those seasons was the team's second conference softball championship crown in 2012. She batted .533 through that four-game run, which featured a program tournament record four hits in the semifinal triumph over the No.1 seed. Hasse capped her career with an All-Tournament Team nod as the Nor'easters continued into NCAA regional championship action.