West Texas A&M University Athletics

2013: Wyatt stepped into the starting catcher role for the Lady Buffs during her junior campaign in 2013, hitting .290 with seven doubles, one triple and three homeruns to drive in 25 RBI. The Keller native registered 45 walks on the year with an on-base percentage of .455 while also registering 186 putouts and 30 assists behind the dish for a fielding percentage of .977. Wyatt's 45 walks was second on the team behind Alyssa Lemos (46), the Lady Buffs set a Division II single season record for walks with 310.

2012: Wyatt became the everyday designated player for the Lady Buffs in 2012, seeing time in 51 games with 50 starts during her sophomore campaign. She hit .318 with twelve doubles and one triple to drive in 25 runs for slugging percentage of .424. Wyatt was second on the team in walks with 37 and registered a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage with 34 putouts and one assist.

2011: Wyatt stepped into the designated player roll for the Lady Buffs late in the season as a true freshman in 2011, seeing time in 41 games with 21 starts as WT won their first ever LSC Tournament Title and advanced to the NCAA South Central Super Regionals. Wyatt hit .206 with four doubles and one triple to register 13 RBI with 16 walks.

High School: Wyatt graduated from Keller HS (Texas) in 2012 where she was a catcher for the Indians under head coach Lindsay Strong. She was an All-World Player for the USSSA World Series 18U in 2008 and set the KHS school record for walks in a season with 31 as a junior in 2009. Wyatt was a four time All-District selection as well as a member of the All-Dallas/Ft. Worth/Denton Area Super Team as a senior. In the classroom, Wyatt was an Academic All-American as a freshman.

Major: Wyatt is majoring in Special Education at West Texas A&M.

Personal: Wyatt is the daughter of Robert and Becky Wyatt and has one brother, Conner.