two games, Cochran was walked all 6 plate appearances and went a combined (3/8) with 8 walks to hit a total of .375 at the series. In the championship finale vs. the Texas A&M Aggies on June 3, her only hit was a three-run home run. 2009 For her final season, Cochran maintained her awards pace with her last First Team selections and third "Player of The Year" honors; she became the third player in the conference to achieve the honor for three seasons. Once again, she was a finalist for USA National Collegiate Player of The Year as she had been in 2007. She set her last set of records by breaking her own season home runs and on-base percentage with career highs. The percentage led both the Pac-10 (where she also led in walks) and the NCAA. Cochran also set several single game records, starting by claiming her 50th career home run vs. Magon Paul of the UCF Golden Knights on February 6. A week later on February 13 against the Chattanooga Mocs, she set a career best with 5 walks. On March 20, Cochran batted in her 200th career RBI in a win over the Long Beach State 49ers. It was also during this time that Cochran went on her career best 13 consecutive game hitting streak, beginning on March 15 and ending in a rain postponed game vs. the Arizona Wildcats on April 11. Cochran hit .444 (16/36) with 20 RBIs, 8 HRs (including a top NCAA Division I streak of 7 consecutive home run games), 3 doubles 15 walks and slugging 1.194%. Although the Sun Devils made a return trip to the World Series as defending champs, they eventually lost to end Cochran's career on May 30, with Cochran getting shutout at the plate. She holds the Sun Devil crown in career batting average, home runs, hits, runs, walks, total bases and slugging percentage. She ranks top-5 in RBIs, doubles, triples and stolen bases. She is top-10 in the now named Pac-12 conference for average, home runs, runs, walks and slugging. Finally, in the NCAA Division I, she is top-10 in walks and runs (6th), total bases (7th) and slugging (9th) for her career. Post-Arizona State As a collegiate senior, Cochran was drafted No. 1 by the Akron Racers but elected not play. In the four years after graduating, Cochran played for Team USA and