Amherst College Athletics

• I made Virginia Wesleyan my top choice because of its size and the student-to-teacher ratio."
• Selected Virginia Wesleyan over Lynchurg College, Salem College, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Campbell University, and the University of Georgia

VWC Career Statistics

Collegiate Accomplishments

• Presidential Scholarship recipient

Prep Accolades

• Helped guide Carroll County to a four year record of 53-36, including 13-9 as a senior
• Recorded a career pitching earned run average of 1.75 and a batting average of .450
• Team captain as a senior
• Four time All-Southwest District honoree, including first team as a junior
• Two time All-Region IV honoree
• Named Carroll County's Most Valuable Player as a senior
• Best Offensive Player, Best Defensive Player, Best Pitcher as a junior

Personal

• Daughter of Shawn and Gene Kimble; parents attended Wytheville Community College
• Born in Mt. Airy, N.C.
• Has one sister, Bethany, a student at Hollins University
• Enjoys country music and vacationing in Rome
• Favorites include the novel "Pride and Prejudice," the movie "Million Dollar Baby," and the TV series "That 70's Show"
• A fan of professional baseball's Atlanta Braves
• Self-description in 10 words or less: "happy, competitive, outgoing, understanding, prepared"
• My favorite aspect of being an athlete is: "being part of a team."
• The part of my game I've improved the most is: "hitting."
• My personal athletic goal at VWC is: "to stay in shape and be a positive part of the Marlin Family."
• If I could spend one day with a famous person from any time period it would be: "Helen Keller. I would like to be able to go back and feel more compassion for her than others because she was deaf and blind in a time period when people were unsure what to do."
• The one superpower I would like to possess is: "flying, for quicker traveling"
• It's the year 2025 and: "I'm working a lab."
• The most important advice I've received is: "do it for yourself, not for me. I'll love you either way." -- Dad