Utah State University Athletics

KATHY BEASLEY-HOUCHEN
Hometown: Simi Valley, California
Sport: Softball
Years: 1993-96

Kathy Beasley-Houchen is one of just seven softball players in school history to earn All-America accolades as she was named a second-team All-American in 1993. Beasley-Houchen helped Utah State to the 1993 NCAA Tournament – one of just four appearances in school history – after winning the Big West Conference Championship – one of just five conference titles in school history – as USU posted a 25-7 record in league play. In all, Beasley-Houchen helped USU win 128 games during her four years, including 75 conference games. For her Utah State career, Beasley-Houchen ranks third all-time in school history in walks (79), tied for third in at bats (639), fourth in games played (220), fifth in doubles (35), fifth in RBIs (98), sixth in hits (190) and seventh in total bases (265). Along with being an All-American, Beasley-Houchen earned first-team all-conference and was named to the NFCA’s West Regional first team in 1993.