Honors:
- 2025 College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District
- 2024 Academic All-Big Ten Team
- 2023 Academic All-Big Ten Team
2025: Started all 54 games in left field…Led team with 17 doubles…Led team with 50 runs scored and became just the fourth Badger to score 50+ runs in a season…Led team for most stolen bases (17-for-21)…Recorded multiple stolen bases in four games…Led team with 61 hits…Held a 12-game hitting streak from March 21-April 11…Had 18 multi-hit games…Slugged a career-best .571 slugging percentage and career-best .423 on-base percentage…Went 3-for-4 with two doubles, two walks, two RBI, and scored five runs in doubleheader against Green Bay (April 30)…Surpassed career totals in doubles and home runs in 2025 season alone…Hit home run against Michigan in Big Ten Tournament (May 7)…Batted a career-best .359 batting average
2024: Appeared in 35 games while starting 9, all in the outfield... went 5-for-33 at the plate, walking five times... Hit third career home run on Feb. 10 against Maine... Had a three-RBI game vs Weber State (2/9).
2023: In her second season, Schlosser started 46 of 47 games played as the primary center fielder for the Badgers…finished with 57 put outs, one assist, and a .935 fielding percentage…at the plate, the Wisconsin native accumulated 37 hits in 134 at bats with seven doubles, four triples, and two home runs to end with a .276 batting average…the sophomore brought in 26 runs and plated 18 of her own…went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a homerun against Northwestern…named to the Academic All-Big Ten team.
2022: Played in 49 games, starting 33 of them in her freshman season…had 23 hits on the year with two triples and a double…ended the year with a .253 batting average and a .308 slugging percentage…went 3-4 against Penn State with three singles (4/30)...finished with 22 put-outs and a .957 fielding percentage.
High School: Played at Oconomowoc High School under David Schweder. She finished high school as an all-state athlete and the offensive player of the year for her conference. As a team, she finished as a two time conference champion and a team state runner-up. Molly played club ball under Kyle Knoblauch at Bats Academy. She was involved in her community by
giving hitting lessons to younger girls throughout the five O’s program in her hometown.
Personal: Parents are Pete and Tami Schlosser… has two siblings, Maddy and Luke Schlosser … major is undecided
Why Wisconsin: Wisconsin has always been a big dream of mine. The second I stepped on campus I knew it felt like home. The team atmosphere was nothing like I had ever been a part of before and from that second forward I knew I wanted to be a part of it. I knew that Wisconsin would push me to my limits and better me every single day and I wanted that challenge.
