Transferring schools has paid dividends for Sarah Muzik, as the Colorado State second baseman is hitting a team high .455 in 24 starts this spring.
Muzik, who transferred from the University of Hawaii, also leads the Rams in hits (40), runs scored (24) and stolen bases (8). Defensively, she has handled 99 of 101 chances at second base for a .980 fielding percentage.
A four-year starter at Notre Dame, Muzik helped the Spirits to three Central Coast Section Division III championships. She was also the Pacific Division’s Player of the Year in basketball in 2015.
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