Lacey Hofstedt Athlete Profile - SFB

Lacey Hofstedt

Outfielder #1

Class

Senior

Hometown

Folsom,

California

Last School

Folsom High School

Roster Years

2011-2015

Career Summary

Lacey Millett Hofstedt used her speed to become a key player for BYU in her career. She finished with the most stolen bases in a career at BYU with 79, more than 30 away from the second place player. In 2013 and 2015, she tallied 25 stolen bases, tied for the most in a single season. Her senior season in 2015 was her best, notching the third best batting average in a single season at BYU with .435. Outside of the field, Hofstedt excelled in the classroom, earning Academic All-American honors in 2015.

Personal

Daughter of Bret and Denise
Born in Provo, UT
Has four siblings
Enjoys painting, dancing and playing basketball and soccer
Wants to become a physical therapist
Majoring in exercise science
Serves as a member of the Cougar Council representing all BYU student-athletes
Married former BYU swimmer Daniel Hofstedt summer of 2013

Before BYU

Prepped at Folsom High
Three-time Delta River All-League First Team selection (2008-10)
Delta River League Sportsmanship Award in basketball
Student Athlete of the Year
Participated in the art club and Invisible Children programs
National Honors Society

BYU Hall of Fame

Freshman Year 2011

Played in 39 games, starting in 5 games
Stole 14 bases, tied for 5th-most by a BYU player in one season
Finished second in the MWC in stolen bases
Recorded 2 stolen bases, 1 hit and 1 run vs. No. 16 Hawaii
Pinch ran vs. Houston, No. 6 UCLA and Cal Poly
Scored 1 run vs. UCLA
Had 1 run, 1 hit, 1 RBI and 1 stolen base in a start vs. Virginia
Pinch ran in four games at the Desert Classic, scoring 1 run vs. SIUE, Boise State and Cal State Northridge, respectively
Scored 1 run against No. 19 Texas A&M, going all the way from first to third on a sac bunt before scoring
Made first-career start vs. Ole Miss, collecting 2 stolen bases, 1 hit, 1 run and 1 RBI

Sophmore Year 2013

PCSC Commissioner's Honor Roll
Set the regular season all-time record at BYU in stolen bases with 25
Hit 3 for 5 with two runs scored and one RBI against Nevada
Went 3 for 4 with two runs scored and two stolen bases to help BYU defeat No. 20 Hawai'i
Threw out a Houston runner at home from left field in BYU's last game against the Scarlet Cougars
Hit 3 for 4 in game one against Saint Mary's and scored a career-high three runs
Had two hits and one run scored against Utah
Had six games with two stolen bases
Played in 49 games with 29 starts on the season

Junior Year 2014

All-Academic WCC selection
Had multiple steals against No. 22/24 Minnesota (2), at Hawai'i (2) and vs. Idaho State (2)
With the 48th steal of her career against Portland State, broke the career steals record.
Hit an inside-the-park grand slam against No. 2/3 Oregon. It was the first extra base hit of her career and a new career high for RBIs in a game (4).
Walked in the top of the seventh against San Diego to put the tying run on base in a 4-3 victory
Led the team and conference with 11 stolen bases
Started 25 games in 47 appearances

Senior Year 2015

All-WCC First Team
All-Academic WCC
Capital One Academic All-District 8
Academic All-American
NFCA Division I All-America Scholar-Athlete
WCC All-Conference Second Team by College Sports Madness
Registered in the WCC top five in five offensive categories: 1st-batting avg. (.512), 2nd-OBP (.553), 3rd-runs scored (15), 2nd-hits (22) and 1st-stolen bases (8)
Had career highs in hits, batting average, RBI, runs scored, walks and OBP
Tied her own BYU single-season record for most stolen bases with 25
Finished second on the team in batting with .435 average, recording the highest clip among seniors in BYU history
Drove in a career-high five runs in the 13-2 win over Utah State
Went 2-for-2 with three stolen bases in win over Nevada
Hit 1-for-3 with an RBI in the 5-1 win over Northwestern
Began the season with an eight-game hitting streak
Collected two hits each game for four games in a row in the Mary Nutter Classic
Started 54 of 54 games played