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Compiled a 111-7 record through two years of competition as a Grizzly. She helped BCC to a 58-1 record and a second-straight NJCAA National Championship in 2017 and a 58-3 record in 2018, including a 28-0 mark in the Jayhawk Conference. In the same season, the Grizzlies finished second among Division I NJCAA schools in runs (602), runs batted in (543), and walks (242). Overall, Butler ranked in the Top 10 in 13 different categories. Hines sophomore season at Butler included four multi-hit games, on a .400 batting average and a .457 on-base percentage. Hines also managed 16 stolen bases in 48 appearances.
 
High School
The left-handed batter  was a three-sport athlete at Millwood High School, competing in four years of softball and basketball, and three years of track. Her senior year of high school, Hines was selected to the 2015 Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State team, The Oklahoman Little All-City First Team, All-Vype Softball Team, and was awarded the Michelle Smith Award, given to Oklahoma's top-five outstanding student-athletes. Hines has seen success in the classroom as well as on the field. In high school, she earned a spot on the principal's honor roll all four years in high school and was selected to the school's National Honor Society in addition to earning the President's Award, graduating in the top 10 percent of her class.

Personal
Hines plans on majoring in kinesiology at ULM, with a concentration in pre-physical therapy... daughter of Nikki and Joseph Cramer, sister to Nykale Cramer. Hines enjoys traveling, watching sports, and being around family and friends.