Paige Doerr

Class:
Sophomore
Bats/Throws:
L/R
Height:
5-9
Hometown:
Coburg, Ore.
Position:
OF
Prev School:
Marist Catholic HS (Oregon State)

2025 (So.)

Appeared in and started all 65 games in left field
CUSA All-Tournament Team
CUSA All-Academic Team
College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team
Easton/NFCA All-American Scholar-Athlete
CUSA Commissioner’s Honor Roll
Batted .346 (64-for-185) with nine doubles, one triple, three homers, 31 RBI, 29 runs scored, 17 stolen bases, a .399 on base percentage and .454 slugging percentage
In the final 10 games of the season (CUSA Tournament and NCAA Postseason), led Liberty with 13 RBI, including six RBI in the CUSA Tournament seven in the NCAA Postseason
Recorded 15 multiple-hit games, including one three-hit contest, while adding nine multiple-RBI games, including one multiple-RBI contest
Had a hit in each of Liberty’s first eight game of the season, and her 13-game hitting streak (March 26-April 17) was Liberty’s lonest of the year
Hit homers against Georgetown (Feb. 28) and App State (March 1)
Stoel three bases against App State (March 1)
Went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI at Duke (March 18)
Registered back-to-back two-hit games at Louisiana Tech (April 26-27)
Drove in at least one run in all four CUSA Tournament games and first three games at NCAA Bryan-College Station Regional
Batted 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI in elimination game against LA Tech at CUSA Tournament (May 9), hitting walk-off single in 10^th inning
Doubled and drove in three runs in NCAA Bryan-College Station Regional opener against Marist (May 18)
Homered and drove in a pair in Region win over No. 1 Texas A&M (May 17)
Robbed a home run in first inning of game one of NCAA Eugene Super Regional, going 2-for-4 with a double, one RBI and one run against Oregon (May 23)

Previous School

Transferred to Liberty as playing her freshman year at Oregon State
2024 Pac-12 All-Freshman Team
Named Pac-12 Freshman of the Week on March 10 after batting .444 with a homer and three RBI the previous week
For the season, batted .235 with two doubles, one homer, six RBI and 10 runs scored
Recorded a double in first career at bat, Feb. 10 at South Florida
Hit a homer against No. 21 Arizona and registered two-hit games versus both No. 12 UCLA and No. 8 Stanford

Prep

Graduated from Marist Catholic High School
2022 Oregon co-player of the year, batting .637 with 11 doubles, nine triples, 12 homers and 70 RBI
2023 Sky Em Conference Player of the Year
Three time first-team all-conference
First team SB Live Oregon Top Athletes of 2022
As a senior, hit .590 with eight homers, 41 RBI and 55 runs scored
Also played high school basketball, earning first team all-conference honors all four years
Played club softball for NW Bullets Campos and club basketball for Oregon Elite

Personal

Daughter of Rich and Melissa Dorman
Mother, Melissa Coe (now Melissa Dorman) played catcher at Oregon
Sister, Abby Doerr, played softball at Alabama and Oregon State
Dad, Rich Dorman, played baseball at Oregon State and Corban before getting drafted by the Tampa Bays Devil Rays and pitching in the Tampa Bay, Seattle and Florida systems
Intends to major in pre-law, with the career goal of becoming a lawyer
Birthday is Sept. 9

Student-Athlete Q&A
What made Liberty University the right place for you to attend college/compete at the collegiate level?
I wanted to be surrounded by believers of Christ walking in the same direction. I chose Liberty because when I went on a visit you can immediately feel the spiritual freedom within the place. Every person I met, whether my new coaches, the kind academic advisor, or even the employee at the bookstore, had a light that they were not afraid to shine. God is moving at Liberty University and I am lucky to have the chance to be a part of it.

Is there anything special you do pregame or postgame and why?
I write in my prayer notebook to allow me to play calm and free.

Who in your life inspires you and why are they such an inspiration?
My mom is my hero. She has had so many trials come her way and she has handled them all with perseverance and elegance. She is the strongest women I know raising me and my three sisters alone. She taught us the only thing we can control is continuing on the path towards Christ no matter how hard it may feel. My mom is the hardest worker I know, and I strive to be just like the independent women she is.

If you picked your jersey/uniform number, why is that number important to you?
I wear number 46, it’s important to me because it is my stepdad’s number. He has been more of a dad to me and my sisters than anyone else. He took us all in as if we are his own.

Do you have any relatives who are playing or have played college or professional sports? (Names, relation to you, what/where they played)?
My mom, Melissa Coe, (now Melissa Dorman) caught at the university of Oregon. Abby Doerr, my sister, played at University of Alabama and University of Oregon State with me. My Dad (sort of step dad but we call him dad), Richard Dorman, played baseball at Oregon State and Corban University, eventually getting drafted by the Tampa Bays and finishing his professional career for the Mariners.

Favorite meal (breakfast/lunch/dinner) and what is that special meal?
My favorite meal is a classic cheeseburger, fries, and Dr. Pepper. I love all foods, but this classic meal is hard to beat.

What is the first app you check on your phone each day?
I check my text messages.

What is your favorite hobby outside of athletics?
Either coaching or reading.

Do you have any current pets (name and type of animal)?
I have two English Mastiffs named Lulu and Cooper.

Who was your favorite athlete growing up?
Dennis Rodman

What is your Go-To karaoke song?
I am a terrible singer, so I stay away from the karaoke machine.