2011: Ketcher joined the Razorbacks after transferring from Weber State after her freshman season. She started 34 games for Arkansas and held the third-highest batting average on the team with .292. The sophomore had eight stolen bases on the season and tallied 11 runs on her 28 hits. She had an outstanding game against No. 5 Michigan at the USF Under Armor Invitational when she went 3-for-3 at the plate with three base hits and two stolen bases against Big Ten Pitcher of the Year Jordan Taylor. Ketcher accounted for three of the Razorbacks six hits against the Wolverines. In Southeastern Conference play, Ketcher had 11 hits with a .275 batting average and four runs. In the Razorbacks' win over South Carolina (April 16), she had three hits on four at-bats and scored one run in the 2-1 win. She tallied six multi-hit games and two games with two or more RBI.
PRIOR TO ARKANSAS: Ketcher joined the Razorback softball program after one year at Weber State in Ogden, Utah. Ketcher held the Pacific Coast Conference record for stolen bases in a single game (4), was second for stolen bases in a season (18) and was one of two unanimously selected to the first team all-conference for her efforts. Ketcher had a .500 hitting average during conference play, which led the PCC during the 2010 season. She finished the season with a .395 batting average to lead the Wildcats and rank third in the conference. HIGH SCHOOL: Ketcher was a three-year starter for Copper Hills High School in West Jordan, Utah. She broke the state record for most consecutive hits (10), hits in a single season (54), most singles in a season (49), hits in a game (5) and singles in a game (5). Ketcher led her high school team in batting average, stolen bases, and on-base percentage. She was a four-year letterwinner and was named all-region three years. She was a 5A all- state selection as a junior and senior, played in the Utah all-star senior game, and was the most valuable offensive player as a junior and the most valuable player overall in her senior season. Ketcher helped her club team, the Utah Red Hots to finish ninth at nationals in 2009.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 9, 1991, she is the daughter of Stan and Michelle Ketcher. She has three siblings; Erica, Jon and Rob. Her grandfather, Jim Ketcher is a former professional baseball player. She is majoring in dietetics. Ketcher was named to the 2011 SEC Spring Honor Roll.
PRIOR TO ARKANSAS: Ketcher joined the Razorback softball program after one year at Weber State in Ogden, Utah. Ketcher held the Pacific Coast Conference record for stolen bases in a single game (4), was second for stolen bases in a season (18) and was one of two unanimously selected to the first team all-conference for her efforts. Ketcher had a .500 hitting average during conference play, which led the PCC during the 2010 season. She finished the season with a .395 batting average to lead the Wildcats and rank third in the conference. HIGH SCHOOL: Ketcher was a three-year starter for Copper Hills High School in West Jordan, Utah. She broke the state record for most consecutive hits (10), hits in a single season (54), most singles in a season (49), hits in a game (5) and singles in a game (5). Ketcher led her high school team in batting average, stolen bases, and on-base percentage. She was a four-year letterwinner and was named all-region three years. She was a 5A all- state selection as a junior and senior, played in the Utah all-star senior game, and was the most valuable offensive player as a junior and the most valuable player overall in her senior season. Ketcher helped her club team, the Utah Red Hots to finish ninth at nationals in 2009.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 9, 1991, she is the daughter of Stan and Michelle Ketcher. She has three siblings; Erica, Jon and Rob. Her grandfather, Jim Ketcher is a former professional baseball player. She is majoring in dietetics. Ketcher was named to the 2011 SEC Spring Honor Roll.