The senior centerfielder went 18-for-38 for a .474 batting average to lead Monmouth to a 6-4 record to open the 2005 season. She lit up the scorebook, collecting three triples, one double, 14 singles, nine runs scored, three RBI, three walks and was 5-for-5 in stolen bases. Wilson reached base safely at a .561 clip and slugged at a career-high .684 mark. In the ninth inning of Monmouth’s 5-4 decision over Detroit Mercy, the Belleville, NJ product drove in the tying run with a suicide squeeze, followed that by stealing her second base of the game and then scored the game-winner to lead the Hawks to the victory. In 10 contests this season, Wilson has seven multi-hit games, hit safely in nine contests and is currently on a seven-game hitting streak.