University of the Cumberlands Athletics

Career Highlights
- NAIA First Team All-American (2023)
- NAIA World Series All-Tournament Team (2023)
- NFCA First Team All-American (2023)
- MSC Player of the Year (2023)
- MSC First Team All-Conference (2024, 2023)
- MSC Gold Glove (2023)
- MSC Player of the Week (4/22/2024, 2/26/2024, 4/3/2023, 2/20/2023)

Record Book
- 1st in Single Season RBIs, 65 (2024)
- 2nd in Single Season RBIs, 59 (2023)
- 2nd in Single Season Homeruns, 13 (2023)
- 3rd in Career Batting Average, .374
- 3rd in Career RBIs, 124
- 5th in Career Homeruns, 17

As a senior (2024)... MSC First Team All-Conference... 2x MSC Player of the Week (4/22, 2/26)... Played in 57 games... Hit .340 (55-162) with a team-best of 65 RBIs... Tallied 41 runs with 18 extra base hits and 86 total bases... Broke her own record for single season RBIs (65)... Posted a season-high five RBIs against Lindsey Wilson College.

As a junior (2023)… NAIA First Team All-American… NFCA First Team All-American… MSC Player of the Year … MSC First Team All-Conference … MSC Gold Glove … NAIA All-Tournament Team … 2x MSC Player of the Week (2/20, 4/3) ... Played in all 55 games … Hit a team-best .416 (74-178), 52 runs scored, 14 doubles, 13 homers, and 59 RBI … Broke the single season record for RBI … Set the NAIA World Series record after going 3-3 with three homers and four RBI in the 9-6 win over Marian … Added a homer against Southern Oregon to set the World Series record with four homers … Posted 25 multi-hit games, including four against Georgetown when she went 4-5 with two doubles, a homer, and five RBI … Had a 19-game hit streak that lasted into the MSC Tournament … Add 15 multi-RBI games, including notching four RBI in consecutive games against Midway and Thomas More.

Prior to Cumberlands … Outstanding Student-Athlete Award… Defensive Player Second Team…Competed for Motlow State. Over her two seasons batted .441 with 97 hits, 20 doubles, seven triples and 18 home runs… Recorded five triples in 2022 to be ranked fifth all-time… She drove in 74 RBI in her two years while scoring 75 times…
 
Personal
Daughter of Matt and Tabatha Keatts, Makenzie is from Smyrna, TN… Chose UC because of the community, beautiful campus, and the competitive team.