Career Summary

Oli Keohohou was one of the top 20 players in the nation during her time at BYU. She was a three-time NFCA All-American First Team outfielder. Additionally, she holds virtually every school and conference batting record, along with marking herself in some of the NCAA record books. At BYU, she is first in batting average for a career and season, career and season on-base percentage, slugging percentage in a career and season, and career and season walks. She also holds NCAA records for walks in a game (tied for first), career slugging percentage (second with .921), intentional walks in a season (fifth with 24), and career walks (sixth with 227). In 2001, she led BYU to its first conference championship, winning the Mountain West Conference, and pushed the Cougars to their first NCAA Regional appearance. She was All-MWC in all three of her seasons, along with MWC Freshman of the Year in 2001 and MWC Player of the Year in 2003. In 2001, she led the nation in batting average (.485) and slugging percentage (.993).

Professional

• Drafted by the Akron Racers in the fourth round of the 2005 NPF draft
• Played in the NPF from 2005-09
• Won the 2005 Cowles Cup Championship with the Racers
• Reached the NPF Championship Series in 2005, 2008 and 2009

Personal

• Parents are Gary and Marisa
• Has two brothers, Alii and Kamana, and one sister, Jante
• Majored in recreation management and youth leadership

Before BYU

• High School Player of the Year at Newbury High School
• Marmonte League Offensive Player of the Year
• Cal Hi Sports All-state team
• First team All-CIF
• LA Times Ventura County All-star
• Thousand Oaks Star All-county team
• Daily News All-star
• Second team All-American as a member on Gordon's Panthers 18U Gold team, 2000
• LA Times Ventura County Player of the Year
• Ventura County Star Player of the Year
• Ventura Coaches Player of the Year
• League MVP
• First team All-CIF
• CIF record for triples in a career
• First team All-American as a member of Gordon's Panthers 18U Gold team, which finished second at the ASA Nationals, 1999
• Tied CIF record for triples in a single season
• Daily News all-Area team
• LA Times Ventura County All-star

Stats

YEAR   AVG   AB   R   H  2B  3B   HR  RBI    TB   SLG%   BB   OB%  IBB
2001  .458  144  70  66   8   3   21   60   143   .993   73  .636   21
2002  .422  128  54  54   6   0   18   46   114   .891   67  .619   24 
2003  .426  129  58  55  10   3   20   47   131  1.016   60  .609   18 
TOTAL .436  401 182 175  24   6   59  153   388   .968  200         63