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Holtman Fletcher graduated with numerous schools hitting records, including 47 doubles, 8 triples. 35 home runs,128 RBI, and finished her career with a .365 batting average. She helped the program achieve its first winning season in program history [2007], and was named the school's Female Student-Athlete of the Year in 2008. As head coach, she won 125 games over five seasons, guiding the Wildcats to three total post-season appearances. Overall, she was assistant coach for, or head coach of, the Wildcats' first three NCAA Division II playoff teams. Holtman Fletcher's notoriety and fame came from her act of sportsmanship that garnered national and international attention on April 26, 2008, when she helped an injured opponent around the bases. She and teammate Liz Wallace received an ESPY award in 2008 for Best Moment in Sports.
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