2012 Finished off one of the most illustrious careers in UMB history with another strong campaign … Ended her four-year career as the all-time leader in RBI (87), at-bats (409), and sacrifice flies (8) … Earned a spot amongst the top in five in the Beacons career record book in runs scored (94), hits (133), home runs (9), triples (12), total bases (206), walks (41), and games played (137) … Started all 38 games as the team’s regular third baseman … Finished 19^th in the Little East Conference with a .328 batting average … Tallied 40 hits, 26 runs and 17 RBI … Ended the year tied for the team-high with seven doubles, while adding two triples and one home run … Recorded 54 total bases … Finished the year with a .443 slugging percentage and a .387 on-base percentage … Swiped six stolen bases in as many attempts … Recorded 46 putouts and 89 assists, while committing just 10 errors for a .931 fielding percentage … Recorded 12 multi-hit games, including five in the team’ first seven games … Went 2-for-3 with three runs, one RBI, one walk and two doubles March 27 at Bridgewater State … Tallied two hits, two runs, three RBI and two doubles at Gordon College on April 11 … Cracked a season-high three hits April 24 in the second-game of a doubleheader at Southern Maine … Hit the Beacons first extra-base hit ever against four-time All-American Molly Rathbun of Eastern Connecticut State May 3 in the Little East Conference Tournament … Went 3-for-4 with an RBI and a double to wrap up her career in the Little East Conference Tournament on May 3.    

2011 Named a Little East All-Conference selection ... Finished second on the team with a .370 average ... Started in all 39 games played ... Recorded a combined 47 hits, 35 RBI, and 30 run scored ... Finished the year with seven doubles, six triples, and three home runs ... Recorded a team-best .591 slugging percentage and a .406 on-base percentage ... Was a perfect 8-for-8 on stolen base attempts ... Tallied 32 putouts and 68 assists in the field ... Recorded at-least one hit in 31 of the 39 games played in her junior season ... Finished the season with 13 multi-hit games, including a four-game multi-hit streak ... Was 6-for-9 with six RBI, four runs scored, two doubles, and two triples in the non-conference doubleheader at Massachusetts Maritime Academy on March 26 ... Went 6-for-10 with four RBI and two runs scored in the Little East Conference tournament.

2010 Played in all 39 games on the year, starting 36 contests for the Beacons ... After being away from the game for a year, enjoyed a breakout campaign that saw her bat .318 (35-110) on the season while driving in 29 runs to rank tied for second on the team and tied for 10^th in the Little East Conference ... Collected nine multi-hit games on the season including a career-day on March 18 vs. Franciscan University in which she went 3-4 at the plate, matching her highest single-game hit total while scoring a career-high three runs to go along with one RBI in UMass Boston's 16-1 win ... Belted a team-high three homeruns to rank tied for second all-time in the program's history for single-season HR's ... Ranked third on the team and tied for 12^th in the LEC with 30 runs scored, registered eight games with two or more runs ... Opened the season on a four-game hitting streak while batting .421 (8-19) over the first six games ... Led the team and stood tied for fourth in the Little East drawing 17 walks on the season, which is also tied for fifth all-time in program annals for walks in a single-season ... On April 25, enjoyed an impressive afternoon vs. the perennial powerhouse Rhode Island College, batting .500 (3-6) over the doubleheader with two homeruns, one coming in each game, while also scoring a pair of runs to go along with three RBI ... Tied for the team lead while ranking tied for third overall in the conference with four sacrifice flies ... Only committed one error on the year on 37 chances for a .973 field percentage, the highest on the team among players with at least 20 chances in the field ... Finished the year with 57 total bases to place second on the unit and seventh all-time for single-season output in the program's history.

2008 Started 20 of 21 games including 16 at shortstop ... Batted .220 (11-50) and led the team with a pair of home runs and ranked fifth in with a .400 slugging percentage among Beacons with at least 50 at-bats ... Worked eight walks to place third on the team and owned a .339 on-base percentage ... Homered in her first collegiate game at Lasell College on April 1 ... Went 4-6 with a double, two runs batted in, two runs scored and a stolen base in a double header at Lesley University on April 17 ... Cracked a two-run homer at Rhode Island College on April 11 ... Went 3-3 vs. left-handed pitching.

PERSONAL/HIGH SCHOOL Won four letters for ice hockey and three for softball at Andover High School ... Named to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic team as well as the Eagle Tribune All-Star squad ... Earned All-Conference honors three times for the Warriors and was an All-Star on four occasions ... Selected AHS ice hockey's Most Valuable Player all four seasons and was elected Captain as a senior following her junior season as an Assistant Captain ... Two-year All-Star for the Warriors' softball squad and was tabbed a Captain as a senior ... Born November 6, 1987 ... Daughter of Joe and Donna Nasta ... Majoring in criminal justice ... Played three years as a forward for the UMass Boston Women's Ice Hockey team and was named ECAC East All-Conference three times ... Enjoys snowboarding.

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