Rachel Becker spent the first four years of her college softball career playing shortstop for Purdue. While there, she set the school record for career runs and earned All-America honors. She decided to transfer to Oklahoma State for her Covid season and compete with veteran Kiley Naomi for her position. Becker ended up earning the start at second base. It was a move she was happy to make and a challenge she easily accepted. She’s been an integral part of the Cowgirls defense. However, she will tell you her biggest impact is made at the plate. Becker only has a handful of games left as a college player. She plans on continuing her softball career in the Women’s Professional Fast Pitch league – where she was as second round draft pick back in April. Before she focuses on the pros, she has one more thing she hopes to accomplish.

 

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