Western New Mexico University Athletics

WNMU (2017): Misenhimer played in 40 games, starting 30. She tallied a .213 batting average, four runs scored, 17 hits, three doubles, four RBI and 11 walks. She went for a high in hits with three against Cameron and had a double against Hawaii Hilo and Cameron (twice). She drew two walks three times against Azusa Pacific, Eastern New Mexico and Texas A&M-Commerce. Misenhimer was named to the Lone Star Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll all three semesters.

WNMU (2016): Misenhimer played in 47 games, starting 30 for the Lady Mustangs, spending time both in the outfield and as the designated player. She tallied a .250 batting average, a home run, 10 RBI, six doubles, 23 hits, 10 runs scored and 13 walks. Her high in hits with two happened three times (Black Hills State (twice) and MSU Denver). She drove in an RBI in 10 different games. Misenhimer had three multi-hit games and posted a seven-game hitting streak during the season. She tallied a walk-off hit against New Mexico Highlands.

UNT :During her time at the University of North Texas she was on the Dean’s List and also played club ball for the AZ Cats Gold where the team was a PGF National Qualifier and ASA National Qualifier, while also claiming an All-Star Colorado Sparkler award in 2010.

High School: Misenhimer played at Sahuaro High and posted strong number throughout her career. In 2011 she was named to the Tucson Citizen Second- Team All-Southern Arizona, Arizona Daily Star Honorable Mention All-Southern Arizona. During the 2012 season: AIA Section Player of the year Division II Section I, AIA All-Section First-Team Division II Section I, Arizona Daily Star First-Team All-Southern AZ. During the 2014 season: AIA Division II Section II All Section Second-Team, Arizona Daily Star All-Stars Honorable Mention, All-Sports Tucson.com All Southern Arizona First-Team, Division II First-Team. She also excelled in the classroom landing on honor roll all four years, Top Cat Academic Excellence Award, National Mathematics Award in 2011 from United States Achievement Academy.