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Texas State inks Tiler Noyola from Temple College

SAN MARCOS, Texas – Texas State head coach Ricci Woodard announced the addition of Temple College transfer Tiler Noyola. She has committed to the Bobcats to continue both her educational and softball careers and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining.

Tiler Noyola
Montgomery, Texas | Montgomery High School
Outfielder | 5'6

"Tiler is a player we are very excited to bring in," Coach Woodard said. "She will add an extra layer of athleticism and speed to our defense and our offensive lineup. She hit the ball very well at Temple and showed tremendous speed and play-making ability on the base paths."

Noyola spent one season at Temple College after competing at University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC) as a freshman. With the Leopards, Noyola hit .466 with an on-base percentage of .491 and a slugging figure of .743. She collected hits in 96-of-208 trips to the plate with 15 doubles, 12 triples, and six home runs. Noyola drove in 58 runs, successfully stole 38 bases in 39 attempts, and scored a staggering 81 runs in 56 games. She drew 11 walks and stuck out only 15 times during the season. In the field, she committed just two errors in 111 total chances for a fielding percentage of .982.

During her freshman season at UMKC, Noyola appeared in 34 games with 25 starts. She hit .203 with 13 hits, 10 runs, one RBI, nine walks, 19 strikeouts, and two stolen bases. On the defensive end, she posted a fielding percentage of .977.

During her four-year run at Montgomery High School, Noyola was a four-year first team all-district selection. She earned team offensive and defensive player of the year twice during her career after slashing .486/1/11 with 19 stolen bases as a junior and .404/0/30 as a senior. She played her summer ball with the Texas Peppers for eight years. Noyola was a United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete award winner.

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