North Texas 2017
• Played in 47 games, including 31 starts between the outfield and designated player
• Finished with a .240 average with 24 hits, three RBI and two triples
• Her 10 stolen bases ranked second on the team
• Went 1-for-2 against Florida A&M with a triple and two runs scored
• Led the team with a .571 average in the series against La Tech from April 29-30, including her first career triple on April 30
• Tallied a career-best two RBI in game one one against LA Tech on April 30 
• Went 4-for-14 at the Texas Tech Invitational, including a three-hit performance against Texas Tech on March 5
• Hit .300 (3-for-10) at the Seahawk Softball Classic hosted by UNCW
• Recorded first collegiate hit -- a single up the middle -- against Grand Canyon on Feb. 17
• Started three of four games at the North Texas Invitational, all at designated player

High School
• Two-time Texas Sports Writers all-state selection
• Led Hallettsville to 34-4-1 record and a class 3A state runner-up finish as a junior
• As a sophomore, hit .539 with a .634 on-base percentage, 60 runs scored and 28 stolen bases, earning first team TSWA all-state and first team all-district honors as an outfielder
• As a junior, hit .540 with a .669 on-base percentage, 80 runs scored and 42 stolen bases, earning state all-tournament honors, TSWA all-state and TFCA all-state honors as a second baseman
• Played for head coach Mike Mikeska
• Qualified for regionals in the 4x100 and 4x200 relays as a sophomore in track and was a first team all-district selection in volleyball as a junior

Coach Kee on Grahmann: “Camille is an outfielder who will add to our team speed. Her ability to utilize the short game as a table-setter will allow others the opportunity to drive in more runs. Watching her run the bases at game speed and with an aggressive attitude, will jump-start an offense right out of the gate.”

Why Camille chose North Texas: “I chose the university of north Texas for two main reasons. This university provides the academic rigor needed for success after college and gives me the opportunity to compete at a high level in the sport I love. I enjoy being a part of the family atmosphere of the college and softball team, and I am looking forward to being a part of making Mean Green softball a conference power and national success.”