Alexis Ramirez Season 2026

Career Highlights
- All-Big Ten Second Team (2026)
- Big Ten All-Defensive Team (2026)
- NFCA All-West Region Second Team (2026)
- Big Ten All-Tournament Team (2026)

Career
Ramirez has played in 115 games and made 98 starts through four seasons … has started 61 games at catcher, 35 as the designated player and two in right field … owns a career .351 batting average (101-for-288), .431 on-base percentage and .628 slugging percentage … has totaled 80 runs batted in and 47 runs scored … has hit 21 home runs and 17 doubles … has hit three grand slams, all coming in 2026 … career-long hitting streak is 12 games, coming in 2026 … has recorded one two-homer game, coming against Northwestern in 2025 … has recorded 28 multi-hit performances and 18 multi-RBI performances … in NCAA Tournament play (17 games), owns a .357 batting average (20-for-56), .379 on-base percentage, .607 slugging percentage, 13 RBIs, seven runs scored, three home runs and five doubles … owns a career .974 fielding percentage (344 putouts, 38 assists, 10 errors) … has thrown out 15-of-24 runners attempting to steal (62.5%) … is 1-for-1 on stolen base attempts.

2026
Ramirez was named to the All-Big Ten and NFCA All-West Region Second Teams in her redshirt junior season … selected to the Big Ten All-Defensive Team, throwing out 7-of-11 runners attempting to steal while recording a .977 fielding percentage (226 putouts, 26 assists, six errors) … played in 51 games and made 46 starts during her redshirt junior season … made 41 starts as UCLA’s first-string catcher and five starts as the designated player … served as ace pitcher Taylor Tinsley’s batterymate, calling pitches for all 48 of her appearances … ranked fourth on the team with a .397 batting average (56-for-141) and recorded a .473 on-base percentage and .773 slugging percentage … totaled 45 RBIs and 36 runs scored … hit 14 home runs and 11 doubles … ranked second on the team with three grand slams … recorded 18 multi-hit performances and 11 multi-RBI performances … in NCAA Tournament play (eight games), led UCLA with a .440 batting average (11-for-25), 11 base hits and four doubles … also hit four homers and recorded a .462 on-base percentage during the NCAA Tournament … went a combined 8-for-15 with five extra-base hits over NCAA Regionals and NCAA Super Regionals … recorded a career-high four hits with a homer, double and three RBIs in the Super Regional final versus No. 23 UCF (May 23) … doubled three times and went 4-for-7 over two games against South Carolina in Regionals (May 16-17) … went 2-for-3 with a run scored versus No. 10 Arkansas at the Women’s College World Series (May 29) … went 2-for-2 and scored three runs versus Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals (May 8) … homered against Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals (May 7) … went 2-for-3 with two RBIs, two runs scored and a double in the season opener versus UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 6) … sparked UCLA’s five-run rally in the seventh inning with a lead-off homer in comeback victory over No. 13 South Carolina at the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 21) … that performance started a career-long 12-game hitting streak (Feb. 21-March 23) and a streak of four straight games with a homer … hit a two-run homer in a win over No. 11 Texas A&M the next day (Feb. 22) … hit a three-run shot the next game off No. 4 Florida at the Judi Garman Classic (Feb. 27) … followed that with her first career grand slam and stolen base in a win over Seattle U (Feb. 28) … went a combined 15-for-19 with 10 RBIs in the Wisconsin, Michigan State and Rutgers series (March 6-15) … went 2-for-3 with a grand slam and six RBIs in the series finale versus the Badgers (March 8) … homered and scored two runs in the series finale win over Indiana, sparking a string of three straight games with a dinger (April 5) … hit her third grand slam of the season and scored two runs at Cal State Fullerton (April 7) … hit an RBI double and two-run homer over two games in a double-header sweep of California (April 18) … went 2-for-4 with a double and RBI at No. 25 Washington (April 24).

2025
Ramirez started 37 games in her redshirt sophomore season … made 28 starts as the designated player and nine starts at catcher … recorded a .333 batting average (33-for-99), .405 on-base percentage and .545 slugging percentage … totaled 29 RBIs and seven runs scored … recorded six home runs and three doubles … notched eight multi-hit performances and six multi-RBI performances … posted a season-long seven-game hitting streak from April 19-30 … threw out 6-of-9 runners attempting to steal, leading the Bruins’ catchers unit with a 66.7 percentage … brought in a run with a bases-loaded walk in her first at-bat of the season and later recorded an infield single at Iowa (March 22) … went 2-for-3 with three RBIs and a home run in the sixth inning to beat No. 21 Ohio State (April 5) … hit a two-run homer in game three versus Washington (April 13) … went 2-for-2 with a double in game three at No. 5 Oregon (April 20) … went 5-for-9 with two RBIs in the Michigan series (April 26-28) … made her first appearance of the season at catcher in the series opener at Michigan (April 26) … recorded her first career multi-homer game and a season-high six RBIs in a 3-for-4 effort versus Northwestern (May 3) … drove in two more runs with a single in the series finale against Northwestern (May 4) … logged a pair of hits in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals versus Indiana (May 8) … ranked second on the team with 10 RBIs in NCAA Tournament play … finished the NCAA Tournament (nine games) with a .290 batting average (9-for-31), two home runs and one double … went 3-for-4 with five RBIs and a run scored in the NCAA Regional final versus UC Santa Barbara (May 18) … hit an RBI double in the Super Regional opener at No. 14 South Carolina (May 23) … singled in an insurance run in the seventh inning of the Super Regional final at South Carolina (May 25) … hit a go-ahead two-run homer in game one of the Women’s College World Series versus No. 6 Oregon (May 29) … homered off No. 7 Tennessee’s Karlyn Pickens at the WCWS (June 1) … registered a .966 fielding percentage (48 putouts, eight assists, two errors).

2024
Ramirez was shut down due to a leg injury five games into her sophomore season … utilized a redshirt … started all five games … started two games at catcher, two in right field and one as the designated player … opened the year with a team-leading .455 batting average (5-for-11), three runs scored and two extra-base hits in the first week … hit a game-tying solo homer in the sixth inning of UCLA’s season opener versus Maryland (Feb. 9) … doubled and knocked in a run on a fielder’s choice against No. 8 Texas (Feb. 9) … singled and scored a run versus San Diego (Feb. 10) … finished the year with a 1.000 fielding percentage (16 putouts, two assists) … threw out 1-of-2 runners attempting to steal.

2023
Ramirez played in 22 games and made nine starts at catcher in her freshman season … split reps with Alyssa Garcia as the second-string catcher … recorded a .189 batting average (7-for-37), .318 on-base percentage and .243 slugging percentage … totaled four RBIs, one run scored and five walks … hit two doubles … threw out 1-of-2 runners attempting to steal … first career hit was an infield single to second base versus CSU Bakersfield (Feb. 11) … recorded her first career RBI with a pinch-hit single to left field versus No. 3 Florida at the Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 23) … had one multi-hit game versus Cal Poly, including a double (March 4) … pounded a two-RBI double down the left field line in the series finale at No. 23 Utah (April 30) … registered a .983 fielding percentage (55 putouts, two assists, one error).

High School
Ramirez was a four-year letterwinner at La Serna High School (Whittier, Calif.) … named the Del Rio League Most Valuable Player her junior year in 2022 and was a two-time Del Rio League Offensive MVP … four-time Del Rio League First Team member … won the 2022 Alliance Fastpitch National Championship with her travel ball team OC Batbusters Stith.

Personal
Born Alexis Joy Ramirez in Whittier, Calif. … nickname is "Lefty" ... parents are Teresa and Roy Ramirez … has two sisters, Hailey and Lauren … chose UCLA because of the “class the program embodies and the competitive mindset the coaching staff and players have” … athlete she admires is former Florida softball player Janell Wheaton … hobbies include reading, writing poetry and cooking … favorite baseball team is the Los Angeles Dodgers … education major.

Alexis Ramirez’s Career Highs