Player Bio: Kemi Rampi

Kemi Rampi

	Class: Senior
	Hometown: Brooklyn Center, Minn.
	High School: Park Center

	Last College: St. Cloud
	Height: 5-7
	Position: Outfield
	Birthdate: 05/06/1981
	Bats/Throws: R/R

2002: Played in 37 games, starting 34, all of which were in centerfield … led the team with seven sacrifices on the season … tied for second on the team with two multi-RBI games on the season … recorded first hit of the season against Indiana State (3.11), a two-RBI double that pushed Southeast to its first win of the season … had two hits against each Tennessee State (3.29), Morehead State (4.20) and Austin Peay (5.3) in the OVC Tournament … was 4-4 (1.000) batting on the season with the bases loaded.

2001: Second team All-OVC … played and started in 47 games in centerfield … forced into backup catcher role at times … had a team-high 12 game hitting streak after being moved to number two position in batting order … hit first homerun at any level with three-run blast against Saint Louis (4.18) and also drove in four runs … was 3-4 with a stolen base against Harvard at Buzz Classic (3.24) … was 3-4 with a triple and RBI against Tennessee Tech (3.31) … hit .323 in conference action … hit 12-32 (.375) with runners in scoring position and .667 (8-12) with a runner on third and less than two outs … hit .600 (3-5) with the bases loaded.

2000: Played for St. Cloud University in St. Cloud, Minnesota … team finished 41-10 (10-3 conference) and reached Regionals of North Central bracket of Division II tournament … started 35 of team’s 44 games … had 23 at-bats, four hits, three runs and two doubles while only committing one error in the field.

Prep: Attended Park Center Senior High … All-State during senior season … also participated in basketball and volleyball where she earned MVP honors for each team.

Personal: Born 5-6-81 … daughter of Robert and Sue Rampi … major in currently undecided … named to 2000-01 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll … 2001 NFCA All-American Scholar Athlete … Southeast Scholar Athlete.

Richmond says: “Undoubtedly, one of the top defensive outfielders in the conference. Kemi has a tremendous arm and gets a great jump on the ball. One of our captains, Kemi examples leadership to our younger players.”