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I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: It has always been a goal of mine to be a student-athlete and St. Kate's has made this possible. 

What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Kate's? I love all of the supportive people I have met through athletics here at St. Kate's. 

2018: In the 2018 season, Hinderaker appeared at bat 140 times with an impressive batting average of .321%. In the outfield, Anna earned 54 PO and 0 Errors which gave her a 1.000 fielding %. Hinderaker ended the season mentioned as MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention and on the Easton/NFCA Scholar-Athlete Honor list.

2017: As a sophomore, Hinderaker made a huge impact on the Wildcats and earned All-MIAC honors for the first time in her career. As the leadoff hitter, Hinderaker compiled a .391 batting average during the regular season, with 54 hits and a team-leading 41 runs. She originally broke the school record for walks in a single season and led the team in stolen bases (15) during the regular season. Hinderaker was spectacular in the postseason, as she was named to the All-Regional team and represented St. Kate's on the MIAC All-Sportsmanship team. Hinderaker ended the season with a .362 batting average and led the team in runs (49), triples (2), and stolen bases (19). 

2016: Hinderaker made a huge impact in her first season with St. Kate's, where she started 45 games in the outfield. As a left handed hitter, Hinderaker proved to be dangerous in both speed and power. She hit .292 during the season with 35 hits in 120 plate appearances. Hinderaker was one of two Wildcat players to hit a triple in 2016 and finished the season with five doubles and 16 runs batted in (RBI). Hinderaker was also one of the top defensive outfielders in the MIAC. She committed just two errors during the course of the season and made multiple game saving plays in left and center field. 

High School: At Rosemount, Hinderaker was a two-year captain and three-time all-conference honorable mention selection. She twice was named all-section, once all-conference and all-state second team. Hinderaker also earned all-state academic honors as a senior. Outside of softball, Hinderaker was a member of student council and National Honors Society. She also served as an offer in the French honors society and volunteered at ARC Greater Twin Cities. 

Personal: Hinderaker chose to attend St. Kate's for the physical therapy program and the opportunity to play softball. She is an exercise and sport science, pre-physical therapy major. She is the daughter of Chad and Greta Hinderaker.