Former Alexander Central High School and Erskine College standout Mia Blochaviak (pronounced: blow-vee-ack) starts her first seson an assistant softball coach at CVCC in 2019.

"It is very exciting for us to bring in a high caliber athlete like Mia to our staff," said CVCC head softball coach Josh Bumgarner. "She is a very knowledgeable and hardworking individual and our players will benefit greatly from her coaching."
 
Blochaviak played at Erskine College in Due West, S.C. from 2015-18. While at Erskine, the middle infielder and outfielder posted a career batting average of .306 and a .932 fielding percentage. 

In 2016, Blochaviak was named team Defensive Player of the Year as well as being named All-Conference for the Carolinas Conference.
 
Prior to attending to Erskine, Blochaviak played varsity softball at Alexander Central High School for four years. She was a part of three state title winning teams, including the undefeated national championship team in 2014. 

During her senior season at ACHS, Blochaviak was named All-District, All-State. She was also named All-District, All-State, NFCA 1st Team, All-South First Team, All-American Nominee, and was named the North Carolina State MVP during her junior season for the Cougars.
 
Blochaviak currently resides in Taylorsville and is working on her master's degree in Forensic Psychology at NOVA Southeastern University.