Berkshire junior Whitney Davis continues to etch her name into the program’s record books.
Just two weeks after becoming the school’s all-time stolen base leader, Davis added another milestone Monday, breaking the single-season hits record in a win over Crestwood. The Penn State commit went a perfect 4-for-4 at the plate, pushing her total to 54 hits on the season and surpassing the previous mark of 49 set by Brittney Reynolds in 2008.
Davis’ ability to consistently produce at the top of the lineup has fueled Berkshire’s offense all spring. Whether she’s slapping singles, driving balls into the gaps, or using her speed to pressure defenses, she’s been a constant problem for opposing pitchers.
Now holding both the career stolen base record and the single-season hits mark, Davis has firmly established herself as one of the most dynamic players in program history — and she’s still adding to her legacy with plenty of games remaining.
