Missouri Southern State University Athletics

2016 - Stewart played in and started 49 games for the Lions during her red-shirt sophomore season...she finished with a .270 batting average (37-for-137) with four doubles, three home runs, and 23 RBIs...Stewart also drew 16 base on balls during the season...Stewart recorded eight multi hit games for Southern and scored a season high three runs against Oklahoma Christian at the Southeastern Oklahoma Tournament on February 5...she also had a career high four RBIs at Central Missouri on March 23.

2015 - Stewart led the Lions' hitters in every average category hitting .302 on the season with 52 games played and 49 starts...she slugged a team high .477 with a team leading 14 doubles, 25 RBIs, and 71 total bases; and a tie for second on the team in home runs with four...Myranda also led the team in on-base percentage with a team high 16 walks with a .367 average...Stewart had her first career multi-homerun game on April 20th in the night cap at Rogers State that saw the Lions set a team record for most home runs in a game with six..she finished that game going 3-for-3 at the plate with 4 runs scored and four RBIs with two home runs and a walk...Stewart finished the season with eight multi-hit games with a career high of three hits against each 11th ranked Emporia State, RSU, and Northeastern State.

2014 - Stewart Red-shirted after sustaining pre-season injury.

Prior to Southern - A four-year starter at shortstop at Owasso High School in Owasso, Okla., Stewart comes to Southern after helping lead the Rams to the 2012 Oklahoma Class 6 Softball State Tournament, where the Rams fell 2-0 to eventual state champion Edmond North in the quarterfinals. Playing for coach Shane Eicher, Stewart was a first-team All-District selection this fall, while being a three-time all-conference selection in 2009, 2010 and 2011.  In addition to high school softball, Stewart also played club softball for the Tulsa Eagles.

Personal - Myranda is the daughter of Debbie Stewart and is undecided on her major at Southern.