International:
Gold Medal, Intercontinental Cup, Madrid, Spain (USA Elite Team, 2005)
Silver Medal, Canada Cup, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada (USA Elite Team, 2005)
College Honors:
NFCA All-American first-team (second base) (2005) • NFCA All-American third-team (second base) (2004) • First Team Great Lakes All-Region team (second base) (2006) • Three-time All-Big Ten First Team • U-M single-season hits record (91) • U-M record for longest hitting streak (15) • Second on U-M's all-time runs list with 199 runs • Third on U-M's all-time hits list with 286 hits • Third on U-M's all-time starts and games played list with 256 games • Tied for fifth on U-M's all-time home runs list with 22 homers • Fourth on U-M's all-time doubles list with 52 doubles • Tied for fifth on U-M's all-time walks list with 75 walks • Sixth on U-M's all-time steals list with 48 stolen bases
Collegiate:
2006:
First Team Great Lakes All-Region (second base) ... Big Ten All-Tournament Team (second base) ... All-Big Ten first team (second base) ... Started all 59 games at second base, committing zero errors in 137 chances ... Had 14 multi-hit games and four multi-RBI outings ... Tallied four game-winning hits and scored eight game-winning runs ... Named to USA Softball's Preaseason Player of the Year Watch List ... Had a hit in each game of the NCAA Super Regional against No. 5 Tennessee (May 27-28) ... Batted .455 in the Big Ten Tournament
2005:
Member of U-M’s 2005 NCAA Champion team ... One of 25 Finalists for the 2005 USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year award ... Invited to USA Softball National Team Selection camp (June 13-17) ... named to USA Softball Elite Team ... member of USA Softball Elite Team Intercontinental Cup championship team ... Michigan's Most Outstanding Player ... All-Big Ten first team (second base) ... leads U-M in hits (91) an doubles (16) ... leads U-M with 26 multi-hit games, including seven three-hit games ... ranked 25th in the nation in runs per game (0.89) ... Tiffany scored two Michigan runs in the 4 to 1 National Championship Title game against UCLA
2004:
NFCA All-America third team (second base) ... NCAA Region 6 Tournament MVP ... All-Great Lakes Region first team (second base) ... All-Big Ten first team (second base) ... one of just two Wolverines to start all 67 games as primary second baseman ... led Michigan and finished 6th in Big Ten in batting average (.354) ... led Michigan and finished second in Big Ten in hits (75) ... led team and finished second in the Big Ten in runs (50) ... led Wolverines in walks (29) ... started 53 games at the leadoff spot, one at the No. 2 spot and 13 at the No. 3 spot in the batting order ... two-time Big Ten Player of the Week honoree (March 18, May 4) ... drilled walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the eighth of a 7-3 win over Northwestern-2 (May 2) to clinch the outright Big Ten championship ... finished season with a team-high 20 multi-hit games, including a team-best seven with three hits ... put together a team season-best and career-best 12-game hit streak from April 4 (vs. Purdue-2) through April 20 (CMU-1) ... went 2-3 with two runs scored and two RBI in 5-0 win over Wisconsin-2 (April 25) ... went 3-4 with three runs scored in a 4-3 win over MSU (May 1) in nine innings that clinched a share of the Big Ten title ... went 2-3 with a game-winning three-run home run in the semifinal win over Oregon State (May 22) ... went 2-4 and scored the game-winning run in the NCAA Regional championship win over OSU (May 24).
2003:
NCAA Region 7 all-tournament selection ... Michigan Freshman of the Year ... Campbell/Cartier Classic all-tournament honoree ... played and started in 56 of 60 games as primary leadoff hitter and 58 of 60 games as second baseman ... hit .312 on the season ... led team with 40 runs scored, which was tied for the fourth-best mark in the Big Ten ... second on team and eighth in the Big Ten with 63 hits ... went 3-4 with a home run, double, and a Michigan season-best five RBI in just second career start of win over ranked Fresno State
Personal:
- Parents: Dane and Stephanie Haas
- Siblings: Grant Haas
- Fiancee: Jeremy Epp
- Graduated from University of Michigan
- Degree: Elementary School Teacher
- Born: Oct. 11, 1983
