San Diego Athletics

• WCC All-Academic Team honorable mention (2019, 2020)
• WCC All-Academic Team (2018)
• All-WCC honorable mention (2018)
• WCC Player of the Week in (2/13/17)
• WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll (2017)

SENIOR (2020)

• Started all 27 games for San Diego
• Recorded a new career-best .417 slugging percentage
• Ranked second on the team in batting average, on base percentage and doubles
• Led the team in RBIs with 16 and at bats with 84
• Recorded eight multi-hit games on the season and ended the year with a five-game reaching base streak
• Hit a season-high 3 RBIs versus Bethune-Cookman (2/22)
• Registered a .987 fielding percentage and caught eight runners stealing

JUNIOR (2019)

• Started 45 games for the Toreros, including 14 conference contests
• Recorded a career-best .350 slugging percentage on the season
• Hit a grand slam to cap off a win against Pacific (4/7/19)
• Hit a season-high 4 RBIs versus Pacific (4/7/19)
• Contributed 21 RBIs on the season
• Recorded 8 doubles on the season, ranking second on the team

SOPHOMORE (2018)

• Started in 40 games
• Held a fielding percentage (.971)
• Recorded 156 put outs, second among Toreros

• Started 44 games in behind the plate
• Batted .243 with a .324 slugging percentage
• Named WCC Player of the Week after a stellar first tournament of the season, hitting .545 for the weekend
• She went 3-3 with a double against Fresno State (Feb. 11)
• Went 5-5 on base with a double and 2 walks against George Washington (Mar. 10) and 2-3 the next day against George Washington with 2 doubles
• Her conference highlight was going 2-3 with 2 RBI against Pacific (Apr. 9)

• Attended Mira Mesa High School her junior and senior year after attending Cathedral Catholic her first two years
• At Mira Mesa won back-to-back MVP awards after hitting above .450 in consecutive seasons
• An All-League selection all four years
• Named to the UT San Diego All-Academic Team twice
• At Cathedral Catholic won back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year Awards
• Helped the Dons win the 2014 Division I Championship
• Helped the Dons win two league championships
• Played club ball for So Cal Breakers-Imoto

• Born February 20, 1998 in San Diego to Erica and Michael Casiano
• Chose USD for the location, the campus, the family atmosphere, and the coaching staff
• Was also recruited by Fresno State
• Her father Michael played football at San Diego Mesa College
• She is an only child
• She loves animals and has two dogs: Ziggy and Django
• She is a vegetarian
• She loves all art, especially painting and photography