University of Nevada Las Vegas

UNLV Career - Four-year letterwinner, starting 178 of 191 games played during her career ... Recorded a .296 career batting average ... Over her four years, collected 145 hits, 92 runs scored, 21 doubles, 54 RBI and four career home runs ... In the field, finished with 218 putouts, 14 assists and just six errors in four years for a .975 career fielding percentage.

2018 (Senior) - Started all 50 games in left field ... Recorded career-bests in batting average (.328), hits (45), runs scored (25), RBI (20), home runs (3) and doubles (8) ... Her batting average ranked third on the team, hits ranked tied for fifth, runs ranked fifth, doubles ranked tied for second and home runs ranked fifth ... Was fourth on the team with 11 multi-hit games ... After having just one career home run her first three season, tallied three during senior campaign ... Had a 3-for-5 day with one run scored against San Jose State on April 19 ... Collected three RBIs on a 2-for-4 day with two runs scored and a home run in the series opener at UNR on May 3 ... In final game as a Rebel, robbed a home run from New Mexico with a leaping catch over the wall to help the Rebels end the season with a sweep of the Lobos ... Struck out just 7 times in 137 at-bats ... Collected 79 putouts, one assist and just one error in left for career-high .988 fielding percentage.

2018 (Junior) - Moved to left field and started all 41 games she played in ... Was on a tear at the beginning of the season, hitting .468 with nine runs scored through 12 games before a facial injury during the Houston Invitational kept her out of the lineup for a few weeks ... Still finished fifth on the team with a .261 batting average ... Recorded 29 hits and 23 runs scored with five doubles and 10 runs batted in ... Perfect 1-for-1 on stolen base attempts ... Committed just one error in 43 chances.

2017 (Sophomore) - Played in 50 of 52 games with 47 starts as the regular center fielder ... Was fourth on the team in batting average, hitting .325 in 123 at-bats ... Her 40 hits were third on the team while her 24 runs scored were second ... Added 11 RBI ... Best performance came in the second-to-last game of the season at home against Mountain West Champion San Jose State when she went 2-for-3 with three runs scored and one run batted in courtesy her first career home run in the 9-1 five inning win over the Spartans ... Registered eight two-hits games and two three-hit games ... Had a .972 fielding percentage with 63 put-outs. 

2016 (Freshman) - Started in 40 of 50 games played with every start in the outfield… Tied the school record for most doubles in a game with three in a 20-1 win against Santa Clara (March 11), joining Jaci Hull (March 24, 2007 versus Sacramento State) as the only Rebels to do so…Ranked tied for fifth in sac bunts (seven) in the Mountain West…Had 31 hits, 20 runs, two home runs and seven RBI in 123 at-bats…Hit the game-winning RBI-single against UC Davis (Feb.19)…Scored the game-winning run against Santa Clara…Registered seven multiple-hit games, including a three-hit performance in a win against New Mexico (April 22) and a four-hit game against Santa Clara…Turned in three multiple-RBI games with four RBI against Santa Clara and three at UC Riverside (March 20)…Stole four bases in five attempts.

HIGH SCHOOL:  A 2015 graduate of St. Paul High School in Santa Fe Springs, California … Lettered and started all four years in the outfield … Played first two seasons at Santa Fe High School and last two at St. Paul High School … Led St. Paul to division, league and state championships in Division III for both her junior and senior years … Earned offensive MVP and first team all-league honors in 2015 … Named second team all-league and coaches’ award in 2014, First Team Del Rio All-League in 2013 and honorable mention in 2012.

PERSONAL:  Myranda Jestine Bueno was born in Bellflower, California … Daughter of Brenda and Jesse Bueno … Has one brother, Jacob … Majoring in Criminal Justice.