2019 Third-Team All-ODAC
Senior (2020): Led the team in innings pitched (42.2), amassing a 4-3 record and 2.63 ERA in seven starts ... Tossed a pair of complete games, including a seven-hit shutout of Methodist Feb. 16 ... Tallied eight strikeouts and walked just five batters.
Junior (2019): Dropball specialist was the team's most consistent pitcher throughout the season, tallying a 2.32 ERA and 16-5 won-lost record over 120 2/3 innings and 30 appearances ... Ranked third on the team with 47 strikeouts ... Earned victories in her first four appearances of 2019 ... Had a string of seven straight wins between March 16 and 31 ... Twirled a three-hit shutout March 26 vs. Randolph ... Tossed a six-inning no-hitter April 26 vs. Guilford in a 9-0 Hornets win ... Earned the win in Game 1 of the Lynchburg Super-Regional May 17 vs. Emory U., hurling 4 1/3 scoreless innings in relief.
Sophomore (2018): Emerged as one of the team's most reliable options in the circle, appearing in 22 games with 14 starts ... Went 9-3 with a save and pitched four complete games ... Carried a 2.59 ERA in 83 2/3 innings, striking out 35 ... Tossed a one-hit shutout March 27 vs. Shenandoah, striking out six ... Shut Emory & Henry out April 21 with a four-hit effort.
Freshman (2017): Appeared in two games with one start in the circle in her first year in a Hornet uniform ... Struck out four and got the win in her lone start March 28 against Sweet Briar.
Before Lynchburg: A four-year starter at South Carroll High School ... Was a captain during her time as a Cavalier as well as All-Conference and All-County ... Ranks top three in South Carroll history for games won and ERA ... Recorded an ERA of 1.49 and hit .409 her senior year ... Helped her team to a regional championship in 2014 ... Also played varsity soccer for the Cavaliers.
Personal
Parents: James and Renee Cisar
Dream Vacation: Take a two week cruise to exotic islands around the world
Favorite Movie: Remember Me
Favorite TV Show: Big Bang Theory
Career Aspirations: The reasoning behind me wanting to become a physical therapist was when I was in 5th grade and tore my meniscus that required me to go through physical therapy. Then the fall of my junior year in high school after my soccer season my knee had became worse and needed surgery to cut a piece of my meniscus off that was tucking under my knee in certain movements. I was able to see the physical therapy field and what these professionals do on a daily basis from this experience. Then the spring of my junior year after my surgery I applied for the career and technology center in my community that taught physical rehabilitation for high school students. I have learned so much this past year from being apart of the CCCTC that it drew me closer in wanting to go into physical therapy as my career.
Why Is Being A Hornet Important To You?: Being a hornet is important to me because of the welcoming community I will be apart of when attending LC. I love the positive atmosphere that LC has and it is such a beautiful campus. I also want to build my mark at LC and be remembered as an alumni once I graduate, making something better in the college community as a student.
