As a sophomore (2005): Kallie Foglesong was an offensive force for the Lady Razorbacks in 2005. Foglesong led the team in RBIs with 31 and doubles with 12. Foglesong's toughness was evident as she paced the team with 13 hit by pitches, which tied for second in the Southeastern Conference. She also recorded three home runs. Foglesong started all 62 games, mostly at second base. At the plate, Foglesong had a season-high four RBIs against Mississippi Valley, March 6, and Stephen F. Austin, March 16.
As a freshman (2004): Foglesong was a mainstay in the Arkansas lineup in her first season. Foglesong started 55 games on the left side of the infield and showed the ability to hit the ball hard from the middle of the lineup. She had 31 hits in 152 at-bats, including seven doubles, four home runs, 10 runs and 15 RBI. In the field, she was solid with 59 putouts, 96 assists and only five errors in 160 chances. Foglesong had six multi-hit games, including a season-high four RBI against Mississippi Valley State.
Prior to Arkansas: Foglesong came to the Lady Razorbacks from Raymore, Mo., after four years with the Panthers. Former Lady'Back Julie Young's mother, Dwyla, coached her to four all-conference awards and the state tournament title. In addition, she was a three-time all-district selection and two-time all-region pick. A big bat, Foglesong hit .400 as a senior with 35 RBI, 39 hits and four home runs, leading the Panthers to a 32-1 record in her final year. Foglesong played for the Kansas City Xtreme, a consistent presence at nationals since 1993.
Personal: Born Dec. 25, 1984, Kallie Noel Foglesong is the middle child of Linda and the late Rick Foglesong. She has an older brother, Aaron, and a younger sister, Kayla. Foglesong is majoring in journalism.