Stonehill College

Heather O’Keefe was one of the most feared hitters in both Stonehill and Northeast-10 history, as her impressive numbers ranked among the best of the best during an historic era for the conference in the early 1990’s.

A three-time All-Northeast-10 honoree, O’Keefe’s career batting average of .390 still ranks second all-time in Skyhawk history only to fellow Hall of Famer Jennifer McBride’s .397 mark. Heather’s best single-season performance came in 1990, when she batted .397 with 50 hits en route to claiming first team all-conference accolades. She drove in 33 runs during her inaugural collegiate campaign in 1989 and belted six round-trippers during both the 1990 and 1991 seasons.

O’Keefe ranks in the top 10 in five other career categories, including fourth in doubles (34), fifth in RBI (98), sixth in home runs (16) and eighth in both hits (157) and triples (6).