Robert Morris University Athletics

Prep Highlights: 
- Attended and played softball at Mohawk High School
- 4 year starter
- 3x All-Section First Team player
- Won the Section Championship her sophomore and junior years
- Won the WPIAL Championship her junior year 
- Played travel ball for the Ohio Outlaws 
- In travel ball, owned a .441 career batting average, .484 on-base percentage and 90% successful stolen base rate 
- Academically, was the National Honors Society Vice President 
- Distinguished Young Woman Finalist 
- High honors all four years of school
- Peer leader sophomore through senior year
- Gifted/Enrichment student
- AGLOA National Qualifier freshman and sophomore year 
- Club Hope 4 Mohawk creator/leader 

Personal: 
- Daughter of Justin and Kelly Hare 
- Has an older brother, Ethan and two younger sisters, Kaitlyn and Lindsey 
- Majoring in Pre-Professional Allied Health Science
- Nickname: Liv
- When not at the field, she enjoys hiking, listening to podcasts, camping, working out and Younglife (High School Ministry) 
- Started REC league at age 7. Started travell ball with the Ohio Outlaws at age 9 
- Favorite food and why? - "Chocolate chip muffin bars, they're the perfect snack at any part of the day."
- Favorite TV show and why? - "Gilmore Girls, reminds me of my mom and gives the fall vibes."
- Favorite Movie and why? - "Look Both Ways. Even if our life doesn't go exactly how we plan it, it's still for a bigger reason and will turn out so much better than we imagined it would." 
- Favorite softball memory? - "Winning WPIAL's my junior year. It was the loudest game I've ever played in, our entire community came out to support us and every way you looked we saw a sea of Mohawk colors. Every play we made was a huge celebration, even the routine ones. After the game, we were able to give a medal to our bus driver who drove us to every game and always sat and watched. When we got back to the school it was almost midnight, we were escorted with fire trucks and at the school they set off fireworks and we were met by all of our friends and family when we got off the bus. That same night we all went to our coaches house and rewatched the game, reliving the joy and excitement of every play of the game." 
- Why RMU? - "I went to my first RMU camp when I was 13. The atmosphere was so fun and so welcoming it felt like something I really wanted to be a part of. Something that has stuck with me since is when Coach Jexx said, "be where your feet are." Sports are such a blessing to be able to play, especially at a high level, all of the players and coaches there you could tell don't take advantage of that blessing. It was the best mix of being serious and allowing softball to still be a game and be fun. Along with the team, RMU is relatively close to home, so I can see my family and they can come watch me play. The campus is beautiful and I hav eyet to meet someone who didn't have a smile on their face on campus."