Trust the process.

MYA PEREZ

FIRST BASE TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

SOPHOMORE STATS

.424 BATTING AVG | 16 HR | 73 RBI

Mya Perez, Aggie Softball player, in a maroon uniform is swinging a bat at a yellow ball on the dirt infield of a softball field.

ACCOLADES & AWARDS

USA Softball Top 50 Watch List
D1 Softball Infield Rankings #3
Softball America #15
Had a breakthrough season earning All-American Second Team honors, as well as NFCA All-Region Second Team and All-SEC First Team accolades.
Broke a 43-year old Texas A&M program single season record with 73 RBI, while her .424 batting average was third best and .804 slugging percentage was sixth best all-time in school history.
Ranked top 20 nationally in on-base percentage (.561) and RBI (73).
Made 11 starts in 29 appearances and was one of the first Aggies called on in pinch-hit situations.
Started all three games of the NCAA Super Regional and registered her first career home run with a crucial three-run shot to even the score and send game 2 into extra innings.
Selected for Team Mexico to play in the WBSC Americas Softball Pan Am Women’s Championship.
Named the Player of the Day after hitting a grand slam in a 7-0 win over the Dominican Republic. (Jun 29, 2025)
Selected by MLB Home Run Derby X to play for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Mya Perez and teammates Adrián González and Grady Emerson qualified for the Derby X finals and won the championship in September 2025.
Varsity lettered all four years at Norco High School in Corona, California and was coached by Rick Robinson, while playing club ball with Athletics Mercado Smith coached by Dave Mercado for five years.
As a senior she blasted 13 home runs and 46 RBI, while averaging .451 at the plate and played in the Alliance All-Star game.
Perez was named to the Cali-Hi All-State First Team and garnered Extra Innings High School All-America status after belting 17 home runs with 51 hits and a .676 batting average her junior season.
Perez also won the Alliance home run derby in 2022.
In 2021, she earned Cali-Hi State Sophomore Player of the Year and Inland Player of the Year accolades.

MORE STATS

Grady Emerson, Mya Perez, Adrián González, Los Angeles Dodgers, Home Run Derby X Championship

Mya Perez, Aggie Softball player, in a Team Mexico jersey at home plate, ready to swing softball bat.

POWER HITTER.

RECORD BREAKER.

HERITAGE CARRIER.

Mya Perez is a standout first baseman for Texas A&M Softball, hailing from Corona, California. As a freshman, she made an immediate impact—starting in pivotal moments, recording 9 hits, 9 RBI, and launching a game-tying three-run homer in the Super Regional versus Texas that ignited her confidence.

By her sophomore year at Texas A&M, the trajectory she set had fully materialized. Mya shattered a 43-year-old Texas A&M record with 73 RBI, posted a .424 batting average (third-best in program history), tallied 16 home runs, and ranked among the top 20 nationally in RBIs and on-base percentage. Her performance also earned her NFCA All-American Second Team, All-SEC First Team, and prestigious Academic All-American First Team honors—the first Aggie to receive that recognition since 2008 and just the fourth in the program’s history.

Rooted in her Mexican-American heritage, Mya also represented Team Mexico on the international stage—earning Player of the Day honors with a grand slam in the Pan Am Women’s Championship.

Whether it’s hitting a clutch grand slam or inspiring younger athletes with her leadership and quiet confidence, she plays for something bigger than herself—her family, her roots, and the little girls who look up to her. On game day, you’ll find her rocking her signature pink sparkly bow—a reflection of the joy and confidence she brings to the field.

Off the field, you’ll catch her fishing, getting her nails done with teammates, or just enjoying life’s simple moments.

Mya’s mantra? "Trust the process." Because she’s not just building stats—she’s building a legacy.