2020: Named to the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll ... Started all 24 games during the season ... Batted .344 with 22 hits in 64 at bats ... Had a team-high six doubles and two home runs ... Scored nine runs and drove in nine more ... Team leader in stolen bases, going 5-for-6 ... Walked a team-high 12 times ... Had a career-high tying three hits against North Dakota State, including her second HR of hte season ... Hit her first Division I home run against ULM ... Was 2-for-2 with three runs scored in win over UTEP ... Had a pair of hits in a loss to Top 25 Texas Tech ...

2019: Transferred to Tech from Buffalo (following the fall semester) ... Started 42 games for Tech before breaking leg in a win over UTEP (missed the final 19 games of the season) ... Batted .269 with 32 hits, including four doubles and one triple ... Scored 22 runs and drove in 35 runs ... Walked 23 times ... Was 2-for-3 in stolen bases ... Had 3 RBI in a win over NCAA Regional participant SEMO ... Had 4 RBI in a win over NCAA regional participant Toledo ... Had a 2-run double that gave Tech lead in 7th inning vs. SEC foe Mississippi State (Tech lost) ... Had 5 RBI in 3-game sweep over UAB ... Had 4 RBI in series sweep over UTSA ... Recorded RBI in 10 of the 14 games vs. C-USA teams ...

Junior College: Played two years for Iowa Western … 2-time first team Academic All-Region honoree … Named to three different All-America teams, including NJCAA (1^st team), NFCA (3^rd team) and FPN (2^nd team), as a sophomore … Named to the All-Region XI team as the ICCAC Offensive Player of the Year … Was the only player from the ICCAC to be named on the NJCAA's All-American list, making it as the 1st team's utility member … Was 16-5 in the circle with a 2.69 ERA and 130 strikeouts … Led the team in average (.488), doubles (24), RBI (71) & walks (23) and was second on the team in runs scored (66) … Led Iowa Western to a 44-10 record and an appearance in the regional finals … Named second team all-region as a freshman, leading the program to 40 wins …

High School: Lettered her final year at Boissevain School helping lead the team to the bronze medal at Provencials … Won the Zone 9 banner for first time in school history … Attended Notre Dame High School in Calgary, Alberta, her freshman through junior years (school did not sponsor softball) …

Personal: Daughter of Al and Jan Hicks … Has one brother, Zak … Dad played college hockey at the University of Regina … Zak is currently playing hockey at the University of Regina ... Zoe played for the Canadian Junior Women's National Team in the summer of 2017 at the Junior Wolrd Championships in Florida .... Born Jan. 28, 1998 in Neepaw, Manitoba, Canada …