Coach Peck says:"Mac is one of our most coachable players, which is great to see as a freshman. She wants to get better everyday and has taken some big strides this fall. She gives us a vocal and aggressive presence in the outfield everyday, and will absolutely contribute with her speed. We are looking for her to continue to improve at the plate, and once she gains more confidence and sees more success, she will take off. She is an outstanding person who has a bright future. Mac is the first player to hail from the state of Washington since the graduation of All-American pitcher Erin Hall in 2000. We are excited about what Mac is going to do here over the next four years."

High School: Batted .467 her senior season with a .618 on-base percentage and a .622 slugging percentage. ...Lettered three seasons as the starting center fielder at Gov. John R. Rogers High School. ...Named to 2007 South Puget Sound League's Senior All-Star Team. ...In 2006 Tucker was Second Team All-South Puget Sound League Team. ...Also named the "Most Inspirational" player on her team. ...In 2005 she was also a second team pick for the All-South Puget Sound League Team. ...Won the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Academic Award in 2005, 2006 and 2007. ...Also active as a club team player. ...Played in 2007 for the Washington Heat 18A. ...In 2006 she played for the Washington LadyHawks 18A, which won the Seattle/Tacoma Metro Championship which qualified the team for the ASA-18A Nationals in Owensboro, Ky. ...In 2004 and 2005 Tucker played for the MsStix 16A. ...Served as co-captain in 2005.

Personal: She is the daughter of Kim Kennedy-Tucker and Mark Tucker, She has one brother, Eric, 21.