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2022: Graduated from MSUB ranked 9th in runs scored (93), 11th in games played (177) 11th in games started (165), 13th in doubles (25), 13th in home runs (19th), 21st in RBIs (77) and 23rd in hits (126) while batting .266 in her five-year career…started in 33 of the 37 games in which she played and was MSUB’s primary left fielder…led all MSUB outfielders and ranked 15th in the GNAC with a .978 fielding percentage…batted .228 with 21 hits, 9 RBIs and one home run in 92 at-bats…had five multi-hit games and two multi-RBI games…had her first multi-hit game of the season by going 2-for-3 with one run scored against San Francisco State on Feb. 12…went 4-for-6 with 3 RBIs and one run scored in a doubleheader at Central Washington on March 11…went 2-for-3 with two doubles, an RBI and one run scored in a win at Western Oregon on March 19...hit her first home run of the season with a two-run home run and went 2-for-4 against Western Washington on March 26…named academic All-GNAC.
2021: Earned a spot on the All-GNAC First Team after hitting .263 with 25 hits, 23 runs scored (team-high, 12th GNAC), 24 RBIs (10th GNAC) and eight home runs (5th GNAC) in 113 plate appearances (20th GNAC) as a junior…rose to No. 13 in program history with 18 career home runs…ranked 11th in the GNAC with a .547 slugging percentage and 9th in the GNAC with a .370 batting average with two outs…started 33 games in left field and appeared in 35 games total…led the team with eight multi-RBI games and ranked fourth on the team with seven multi-hit games…set a career-high with 4 RBIs against Saint Martin’s on March 6…named academic All-GNAC for the third-straight season.
2020: Played a combination of left and right field with 21 games played and 20 starts...Held third best batting average on the team at .305 with 18 hits, six doubles, and three home runs...Second on the squad with 14 runs batted in...Scored 11 runs...Slugged .559 and held an on-base percentage of .397...Recorded four hits in a game on two occasions, tying the MSUB single game record...Named Academic All-GNAC for the second straight season.
2019: Started all 46 games with 32 games in left field and 14 games in center field...Hit a team high .288 with nine doubles, one triple, and six home runs...Led the team with 23 runs batted in and a .520 slugging percentage...Recorded 13 multi-hit games with one three-hit game...Reached base in eight straight games...Named GNAC All-Academic.
2018: Saw action in 38 games, making 33 starts as an outfielder in true freshman season…in 103 at-bats held a .252 batting average…had one home run and three doubles while slugging .311…reached base at a clip of .325…stole two bases in two attempts…held a .904 in 52 chances in the outfield…had 26 hits and scored 21 times…notched six multi-hit games…hit first collegiate home run on Feb. 9 against UC Colorado Springs…tied school record with four hits on March 4 at Simon Fraser…had a season-high six putouts on Feb. 2 against Academy of Art.
Edward C. Reed High School: Multi-sport athlete…boasts an impressive resume with a career record of 85-9 in softball under head coach Jon Wunder…led the Raiders to the 2015 Nevada state title…four-time regional champions…held a .600 batting average as a senior, and was a member of the National Honor Society for two years…also competed in tennis…was the varsity team captain and earned honorable mention all-region on the court in doubles…will continue MSUB’s connection to Sparks, Nev., with five players currently on the roster from the city just outside of Reno…will reconnect with 2014 Reed graduate Megan Dettling, a current senior on MSUB’s squad.
Hughes on choosing MSUB: “I chose MSUB because it is close to family. I fell in love with the campus and the players were so welcoming. Montana is the perfect state for me to live in, because I love outdoor activities such as skiing, hunting, and camping.”nding student-athlete who leads by example both on and off the court. When I watched Kortney play over the past year, I was impressed with her commitment to defense and her poise on the basketball court. She combines a great work ethic with solid fundamentals and Kortney can also play multiple perimeter positions. I look for her to have an immediate, positive impact on our program."
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