2011softball media guide

2011 University of Tampa Softball

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Table of Contents

General InformationCover ....................................................1Table of Contents ............................2Quick Facts ........................................2Athletic Directory............................2

The CoachesLeslie Kanter ................................3-4Denise Rubio ....................................5Jaci Davis ............................................5

2011 Team InfoRoster ..................................................6TV/Radio Roster ............................7Outlook ................................................8

Returning PlayersCassie Barnes ............................9-10Brittany Garcia ......................11-12Deanna Henriott....................13-14Brittany Hipple ......................15-16Kristi Humphrey....................17-18Susan Jallo ................................19-20Becky Vyzas ............................21-22Kari Walsh................................23-24Brie Walton..............................25-26Julie Wisniewski....................27-28

NewcomersKatie Bannon..................................29Chelsey Brooks..............................29Karlyn Buker..................................30Brittany Joseph ............................30Elizabeth Milhan ..........................31Julia Morrow..................................31Katlyn Raatz ..................................32

2010 ReviewSchedule/Results ..........................33Individual Statistics......................34Miscellaneous Statistics ............35Honors and Awards ....................35

Tampa Softball HistoryHonors and Awards ....................36Year-by-Year Results ..................37Coaching History..........................37Spartans in the NCAA ................38Spartans in the Top 25 ..............38

Tampa Softball RecordsInd. Season Records ............39-42Ind. Career Records ..............43-45Ind. Game Records ................46-47Team Game Records ............48-50Team Season Records ........51-52Yearly Leaders........................53-55

Sunshine State ConferenceConference Information............562009 SSC Awards ........................562009 SSC Standings ....................562010 SSC Poll ................................56

The OpponentsOpponent Information........57-59All-Time Series Records ............60Year-by-Year Results............61-66

AllTime RosterSoftball Alumni..............................67

The University of TampaNational Championships....68-69UT Athletic Hall of Fame............70SSC Hall of Fame ..........................71Academic All-Americans ..........72All-Americans ........................73-74University Overview ............75-76SAAC ..................................................77Athletic Facilities ..........................78

The AdministrationDr. Ronald L. Vaughn ..................79Larry Marfise ................................80

History of UTNickname & Colors ......................81From the Beginning ....................81

The MediaNewspapers....................................82Television ........................................82Radio ................................................822011 Schedule................................83

University of Tampa Softball Quick FactsFounded ........................................................................1931Enrollment ..................................................................6,500Address ..401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606Nickname ..............................................................SpartansSchool Colors..................................Red, Black and GoldNational Affiliation ..............................................NCAA IIConference................................................Sunshine StateStadium ..............University of Tampa Softball Field2010 Record ..............................................................23-172010 Final National Ranking ....................................NR2010 SSC Record......................................................14-102010 SSC Finish ............................................................3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost ..............................9/6Starters Returning/Lost ............................................6/3

The AdministrationPresident ......................................Dr. Ronald L. VaughnAthletic Director ......................................Larry MarfiseAssociate Athletic Director/Marketing....Gil SwallsAssistant Athletic Director/SWA ....Cher PittengerFacility Director ......................................Jerome FultonFaculty Representative ........................Dr. Eric Vlahov

The Coaching StaffHead Coach..................................................Leslie KanterAlma Mater..........University of South Florida, 1986E-mail........................................................lkanter@ut.eduOffice Phone..........................................(813) 257-3481Career Record ..............................376-338 (16 years)Tampa Record............................................................SameAssistant Coaches ......Denise Rubio and Jaci DavisE-mail [email protected], [email protected]

Sports InformationDirector..............................................................Tom KolbeAlma Mater ..................................................Tampa, 2001Office Phone..........................................(813) 257-3473E-mail..........................................................tkolbe@ut.eduSoftball SID ..................................................Ryan PortillaOffice Phone..........................................(813) 257-3444E-mail [email protected] site ..............................www.tampaspartans.com

CreditsThe University of Tampa 2011 softball mediaguide was written by Tom Kolbe, Ryan Portillaand Caitlyn Mitryk. Editorial assistance by TaylorFlatt, Carli Todd, Adrian Martinez and MarcJordan. Layout and design by Tom Kolbe.Photography by Andy Meng. Front and back cov-ers by Carli Todd.



UT Athletic DepartmentAthletic Department Phone Number: (813) 2536240Athletic Department Fax: (813) 2536288Department EMail: first initial last [email protected] (unless noted)Ed Brennan, Head Swimming Coach ............................................259-1328

Scott Brickett, Head Athletic Trainer (wbrickett) ....................257-3264

Adrian Bush, Head Men’s Soccer Coach........................................257-3407

Colleen Cannon, Marketing Assistant ............................................257-1733

Chris Catanach, Head Volleyball Coach ........................................257-3406

Rick Christie, Head Golf Coach..........................................................257-3498

Jaci Davis, Assistant Softball Coach ................................................257-3481

Hope Donnelly, Head Cheerleading Coach ..................................257-1733

Al DuFaux, Head Tennis Coach ........................................................257-3076

Bill Dunlap, Head Crew Coach (wdunlap)....................................258-4166

Jerome Fulton, Facilities Director....................................................257-3482

Ryan Gober, Assistant Swimming Coach ......................................257-3419

Nikki Jessee, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ................257-3645

Tom Jessee, Head Women’s Basketball Coach ..........................257-3490

Mark Johnson, Assistant Baseball Coach/Head JV Coach ....257-3673

Missey Jones, Head Women’s Golf Coach ....................................810-2065

Leslie Kanter, Head Softball Coach ................................................257-3481

Jamie Kennedy, Assistant Athletic Trainer ..................................253-6264

Ryan Kennedy, Assistant Baseball Coach ....................................257-3673

Phyllis Kessel, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ..............257-3645

Jim Kiner, Assistant Swimming Coach ..........................................257-3419

Tom Kolbe, Sports Information Director......................................257-3473

Jeff Lamm, Associate Head Volleyball Coach ..............................257-3190

Maurice Loregnard, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach..................257-3184

Gerry Lucey, Head Women’s Soccer Coach ................................257-3188

Larry Marfise, Athletic Director........................................................257-3307

Scott McNulty, Assistant Baseball Coach ......................................257-3673

Sam Militello, Associate Head Baseball Coach ..........................257-3673

Caitlyn Mitryk, Assistant Sports Information Director ..........257-3444

Erin Morse, Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach ..........................257-3184

Phil Murray, Assistant Swimming Coach......................................257-3419

Justin Pecka, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach ........................257-3781

Cher Pittenger, Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance ......257-3000

Denise Rubio, Assistant Softball Coach ........................................257-3481

Eric Sims, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach......................................257-3184

Jarrett Slaven, Head Cross Country Coach ..................................257-3644

Richard Schmidt, Head Men’s Basketball Coach ......................257-3440

Gil Swalls, Associate Athletic Director............................................257-1733

Don Tobin, Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach ............................257-3184

Joe Urso, Head Baseball Coach ........................................................257-3488

Dror Vaknin, Assistant Cross Country Coach ............................257-3644

Heather VanOpdorp, Assistant Athletic Trainer ........................253-6264

Rory Whipple, Head Lacrosse Coach ............................................257-3126

Nate Wood, Assistant Athletic Trainer ..........................................253-6264

Melissa Wright, Business Manager (melissa.wright) ............257-3100

The University of Tampa fields 18 men's and women's varsitysports which compete at the NCAA Division II level. UT is amember of the nine-school Sunshine State Conference, con-sidered the "Conference of National Champions." Spartanteams are among those national champions, having wonNCAA II titles in men's soccer (1981, 1994 & 2001), baseball(1992, 1993, 1998, 2006 & 2007), golf (1987 & 1988), volley-ball (2006) and women’s soccer (2007). Student/athletes aregiven opportunities to excel both athletically and academical-ly. The University of Tampa is the home of numerous All-Americans, all-region and all-conference players each yearand is among the top schools in the SSC numberingstudent/athletes who are named to the Commissioner'sHonor Roll. Whether you are a participant or spectator, TheUniversity of Tampa Spartans offer an exciting brand of inter-collegiate athletics.

Larry MarfiseAthletic Director

Jerome FultonFacilities

Chris CatanachVolleyball

Bill DunlapCrew

Tom JesseeWomen’s

Basketball

Al DuFauxTennis

Hope DonnellyCheerleading

Rick ChristieGolf

Adrian BushMen’s Soccer

Scott BrickettAthletic Training

Ed BrennanSwimming

Tom KolbeSports

Information

Cher PittengerAssistant AD/

Compliance/SWA

Gil SwallsAssociate

AD/Marketing

Joe UrsoBaseball

Rory WhippleLacrosse

Leslie KanterSoftball

Gerry LuceyWomen’s Soccer

Richard SchmidtMen’s Basketball

Jarrett SlavenCross Country

Melissa WrightBusinessManager



In her 17th season as the University of Tampahead softball coach, Leslie Kanter has built theprogram into a consistent threat to challenge forthe Sunshine State Conference championship. Atthe helm, she has compiled a 376-338 record withfive NCAA Tournament appearances.

Kanter led her Spartan squad to the program's sec-ond straight appearance in the 2009 NCAA SouthRegional. In 2008, she guided UT to the regionalfinal for the first time in program history. UT fin-ished the 2008 season ranked No. 12 in the nationin the NFCA Division II Top 25 Poll, representingthe lone final ranking for Tampa. UT spent a totalof eight weeks in the 2008 national top 25, mark-ing another first.

In 2007, Kanter led her squad to a 29-20 overallrecord as the Spartans equaled a school recordwith a 10 game winning streak. She also guidedher team to four victories over nationally rankedopponents. That season, Kanter helped DevlinDougherty become the sixth player in UT historyon the all-South Region team.

When Kanter first arrived at Tampa for the 1995season, she inherited a team that had won just 13games and was predominantly rostered by walk-ons. In 1997, her program received an injection ofnew scholarship funds and her ensuing recruitingefforts reflected the improvement. In 1998, theSpartans posted their first winning season in fouryears and were rewarded with four all-SunshineState Conference selections, including a sophomoreand two freshmen recruited by Kanter.

In 2000, her team equaled a then-school record forvictories with 28 and posted a winning SSC ledger.Following the successful 2000 season, the Spartanscontinued to improve as they won the 2001Sunshine State Conference Championship andposted a 33-16 record, shattering the school’s pre-vious record for victories in a season. In that sameyear, Kanter’s squad was ranked in the NCAA IIpoll for just the second time in school history at#25.

Head Coach Leslie Kanter

LeslieKanter

HEAD COACHHEAD COACH17th seasonSouth Florida, 1986Career Record: 376-338One SSC championshipFive NCAA tournaments


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Leslie Kanter Career Record

Year School Overall Record SSC Record Finish1995 Tampa 12-38 6-25, 6th1996 Tampa 5-31 3-25, 8th1997 Tampa 18-28 6-22, 8th1998 Tampa 22-20 9-15, 6th1999 Tampa 16-24 9-19, 6th2000 Tampa 28-11 18-10, 4th2001 Tampa 33-16 20-6, 1st NCAA Regional2002 Tampa 35-14 18-10, 3rd NCAA Regional2003 Tampa 22-25 10-18, 6th2004 Tampa 33-14 13-8, 3rd NCAA Regional2005 Tampa 19-22 9-15, 7th2006 Tampa 19-31 6-18, 8th2007 Tampa 29-20 14-10, 5th2008 Tampa 35-13 14-7, 2nd NCAA Regional2009 Tampa 27-14 14-8, 4th NCAA Regional2010 Tampa 23-17 14-10, 3rdTotals 16 years 376338 183226 Five NCAA tournaments

In 2002, UT reached its highest ever national rank-ing at number four after jumping to a 10-0 startwith victories against four nationally rankedteams. In just its second NCAA Tournamentappearance, Tampa won its first two NCAATourney games, posting a 2-2 record in the SouthRegional. During the regular season, Tampa had itsfirst perfect game pitched by Christy Exizian.

Prior to taking the helm of the women’s softballprogram in 1995, Kanter was an assistant coach toMichelle Lamont from 1990-93 and was on staffwhen the Spartans won their previous schoolrecord of 28 games, finishing second in theSunshine State Conference behind national cham-pion Florida Southern.

During Kanter’s tenure as assistant coach at UT,the Spartans recorded a five-year streak of win-ning seasons, earned the school’s first nationalranking in softball at No. 18 in 1992 and produceda conference Co-Player of the Year.

Kanter earned all-area and all-sectional honors inthree years while playing at the University of SouthFlorida and in 1986, she earned all-Region andfirst-team All-America honors.

In 2003, Kanter received the highest recognition

by her alma mater when she was inducted into theUSF Hall of Fame in 2005. Kanter was also induct-ed to the USSA Softball Hall of Fame in Novemberof 2007, which is known as the highest honor inthe sport.

In June of 2005, Kanter coached the United Statesto a gold medal at the Maccabia Games (JewishOlympics) in Israel.



Denise Rubio is in her17th season as anassistant coach as shehas served as LeslieKanter’s top assistantthroughout her timeat the helm.

Rubio was a four yearstarter at second basefor the University of

South Florida, where she also earned Academic All-America honorsin 1986. At USF, she was a three time all-South Region player from1986-1988.

She was also a member of the World Series Championship Team for Wellswood Little League in 1978,1982, and 1983.

In 2005, Rubio was recognized by her alma mater when she was inducted into the USF Hall of Fame.Denise also works at Allstate Insurance Company as a Market Claim Manager.

DeniseRubio

ASSISTANTASSISTANT

COACHCOACH17th seasonSouth Florida, 1986

Jaci Davis is in herseventh season as TheUniversity of Tampa'spitching coach.

Prior to coaching atUT, she spent twoyears as Georgia StateUniversity's pitchingcoach. While atGeorgia State, she

served as the recruiting coordinator, camp director and fundraisingcoordinator.

Davis was also instrumental in developing the Team FLA softball organization, which finished fifth at the2003 ASA nationals. Prior to that, she spent three years working at The Pitchers Mound in Atlanta, whereshe gave private pitching instruction.

She currently gives private pitching instruction at the US Select Softball Academy as well as some broad-casting for Softball Magazine.

In her playing career, she was a four-year letter winner for Georgia State University, as she earned all-conference and All American honors.

A native of St. Louis, Mo., she still holds Missouri state high school career records in strikeouts, wins andinnings pitched. She was a four year All-American, all-state and all-conference pitcher at Wentzville HighSchool.

JaciDavis

ASSISTANTASSISTANT

COACHCOACHSeventh seasonGeorgia State, 2000

Assistant Coach Denise Rubio

Assistant Coach Jaci Davis



# Name Pos. B/T Cl. Ht. Hometown/Previous School Pronunciation2 Brittany Joseph UT 5-6 Sr. R/R Laurel, Del./Florida State University3 Chelsey Brooks 2B 5-0 Fr. L/R Tampa, Fla./Newsome HS4 Elizabeth Milhan P/UT 5-5 Jr. R/R Seminole, Fla./Hillsborough Community College mill-han5 Becky Vyzas C 5-8 Jr. R/R Tampa, Fla./Academy of the Holy Names vee-ZAH-s6 Brie Walton UT 5-7 So. S/R Jacksonville, Fla./Bartram Trail HS7 Kristi Humphrey C 5-7 Sr. R/R St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg Catholic HS8 Brittany Garcia OF/3B 5-3 So. R/R Tampa, Fla./Hillsborough HS10 Katie Bannon OF 5-3 So. R/R Warwick, R.I./University of New Haven11 Katlyn Raatz P 5-10 Fr. L/L Omaha, Neb./Millard West HS rats13 Cassie Barnes OF 5-2 Sr. R/R Acworth, Ga./Harrison HS16 Kari Walsh P 5-10 Sr. L/L Palm City, Fla./Jensen Beach HS care-EE22 Susan Jallo 3B 5-8 Jr. R/R Dunedin, Fla./East Lake HS JAL-oh23 Julie Wisniewski SS 5-8 Sr. R/R New Port Richey, Fla./Pasco-Hernando CC wiz-NEW-ski25 Brittany Hipple 1B/SS 6-0 Jr. R/R Venice, Fla./University of Central Florida hipp-EL26 Karlyn Buker P/INF 5-6 Fr. R/R Berwyn Heights, Md./St. Vincent Pallotti HS b-yoo-ker33 Deanna Henriott P 5-10 Jr. R/R St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg Catholic HS henry-OTT

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2010 Tampa Softball: front row (from left): Head Coach Leslie Kanter, Cassie Barnes, Elizabeth Milhan,Kristi Humphrey, Brittany Joseph, Susan Jallo, Brittany Garcia, Katie Bannon, Chelsey Brooks, AssistantCoach Jaci Davis, Assistant Coach Denise Rubio, Assistant Athletic Trainer Jamie Kennedy; back row(from left):Student Athletic Trainer Dan Horn, Brie Walton, Becky Vyzas, Katlyn Raatz, Kari Walsh,Brittany Hipple, Deanna Henriott, Karlyn Buker, Julie Wisniewski, Karlyn Buker.

AlphabeticalRoster

10 Katie Bannon13 Cassie Barnes3 Chelsey Brooks26 Karlyn Buker8 Brittany Garcia33 Deanna Henriott25 Brittany Hipple7 Kristi Humphrey22 Susan Jallo2 Brittany Joseph4 Elizabeth Milhan11 Katlyn Raatz5 Becky Vyzas16 Kari Walsh6 Brie Walton23 Julie Wisniewski

2010 Roster



TV/Radio Roster

##22Brittany Joseph5-6 - Sr. - R/R - UT

##33Chelsey Brooks5-0 - Fr. - L/R - 2B

##44Elizabeth Milhan5-5 - Jr. - R/R - P/UT

##55Becky Vyzas5-8 - Jr. - R/R - C

##66Brie Walton

5-7 - So. - S/R - UT

##77Kristi Humphrey

5-7 - Sr. - R/R - C

##88Brittany Garcia5-3 - So. - R/R - OF

##1100Katie Bannon

5-3 - So. - R/R - OF

##1111Katlyn Raatz5-10 - Fr. - L/L - P

##1133Cassie Barnes5-2 - Sr. - R/R - OF

##1166Kari Walsh

5-10 - Sr. - L/L - P

##2222Susan Jallo

5-8 - Jr. - R/R - 3B

##2233Julie Wisniewski5-8 - Sr. - R/R - SS

##2255Brittany Hipple

6-0 - Jr. - R/R - 1B/SS

##2266Karlyn Buker

5-6 - Fr. - R/R - P/INF

##3333Deanna Henriott

5-10 - Jr. - R/R - P



2011 OutlookAfter finishing with a 23-17 record and placing third inthe Sunshine State Conference in 2010, head coachLeslie Kanter is optimistic about competing for aSunshine State Conference title. “I’m letting everyoneknow right now that I think we’re going to be reallygood,” says coach Kanter.

The Spartans return six of its nine starters from lastyear including redshirt junior Deanna Henriott, whoreturns as the ace of the Spartan pitching staff. CoachKanter says that Henriott was the missing piece fromwinning the conference title in 2010 when Rollinsclaimed the titled and boasted a 23-1 conferencerecord.

Talking about Henriott, “If she stays healthy then wehave a good shot at finishing first in the conference.” In2010, Henriott was lost for the season and forced toredshirt when she went down with a torn labrum inher hip. So far Kanter believes that Henriott is fullyhealthy and ready to carry her team to a conferencechampionship.

Additionally, Tampa returns its starting catcher BeckyVyzas, who must now lead the Spartans after thedeparture of top run producer Jessica Tejas. In 2010,Vyzas led the team with a .312 batting average and willanchor the Spartan lineup from the three hole. Seniorcatcher Kristi Humphrey also looks to get time behindthe dish.

The Spartans will return three out of the four startinginfielders from last year. Tampa added a transfer sec-

Becky Vyzas led the 2010 group with a .312 batting

average.

ond baseman from Florida State University, BrittanyJoseph. Joseph will be the Spartans new starting sec-ond baseman in 2011. Coach Kanter says of Josephthat Tampa is “fortunate to get her.” Chelsey Brookswill also challenge for playing time at second.

Susan Jallo returns as the Spartans starter at third base.Julie Wisniewski remains the starter at short stop,while Brittany Hipple rounds out the infield and will beTampa’s starting first baseman.

Senior outfielder Cassie Barnes is moving from centerfield to left field. Brie Walton is the Spartans startingcenter fielder. However, coach Kanter believes thatright is totally up in the air. Katie Bannon and BrittanyGarcia could both contend for a starting spot in right.

Kari Walsh will be Tampa’s veteran number two pitch-er, while Elizabeth Milhan, Julia Morrow, Karlyn Bukerand Katlyn Raatz look to get time on the mound as well.Walsh finished up 2010 with a 9-7 record and a 2.65ERA in 21 appearances.

It’s clear that Tampa’s future looks bright for theupcoming season. Coach Kanter is glowing with confi-dence about her team. Look for the Spartans to com-pete for a Sunshine State Conference title and make adeep run in the NCAA tournament on the road toSalem, VA. Tampa opens conference play at LynnUniversity on February 19, after opening the season onFebruary 12 at Home versus Bowie State.

Deanna Henriott returns from injury as one of

Tampa’s top pitchers



Student-Athletes

Cassie BarnesSenior

OF

5-2

Acworth, Georgia

Harrison High School##1133As a Junior: SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll...Started eachof the Spartan contests as an outfielder…Tallied 24 hitsthroughout the season including a home run againstDavenport (2/28), a triple and five doubles…Registered sixmulti-hit games, including four straight…Recorded 12 RBIwhile scoring 13 times for the Spartans…Had a pair ofsteals.

As a Sophomore: SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Played in 28 games for the Spartans and started in16…Earned her first hit and RBI of the season againstArmstrong Atlantic (2/20)…Hit a triple against Felician(3/12)…Scored two runs and recorded a hit and RBIagainst Saint Leo (4/5)…Had five stolen bases on the sea-son for UT.

As a Freshman: SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Earnedimmediate playing time in her first collegiate season, start-ing 42 games in center field…Scored a run in her firstgame, against Arkansas-Monticello (2/7)…Picked up first

collegiate hit versus Palm Beach Atlantic (2/8)…Smackedfirst home run against West Florida (2/17)…Went 2-4 with2 RBI versus Saint Leo (2/24)…Had three RBI in consecu-tive games with Eckerd (3/6) and Bryant (3/11)…Had twowalks against Albany State (5/8) in NCAA South Regional.

High School: Played for Deanna Stewart at Harrison HighSchool…Named 2003 Rookie of the Year...Was 2006Outfield Defensive Player of the Year...Played club softballfor East Cobb Bullets Gold...Club team captured ASA State18 Gold championship.

Personal: Recipient of a UT PresidentialScholarship...Member of Honor Roll…Worked withRegency Hospice in the summer of 2009…Volunteered forBETA Club and Relay For Life...Daughter of Donnie andDebi Landers and Tony and Reetha Barnes...One of fivechildren in family…Biology/pre-med major...Birthdate:3/16/89.



Student-Athletes

Barnes’ Career HighsBarnes’ Career HighsAt Bats: 6 vs. Nova Southeastern (3/20/08)At Bats: 6 vs. Nova Southeastern (3/20/08)

Runs: 2 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (4/5/09)Runs: 2 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (4/5/09)

Hits: 3 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/28/08)Hits: 3 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/28/08)

RBI: 3 twice, last vs. Bryant (3/11/08)RBI: 3 twice, last vs. Bryant (3/11/08)

Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Lynn (3/29/08)Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Lynn (3/29/08)

Triples: 1 several times, last vs. Felician (3/12/09)Triples: 1 several times, last vs. Felician (3/12/09)

Home Runs: 1 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (5/10/08)Home Runs: 1 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (5/10/08)

Total Bases: 5 vs. Eckerd (3/6/08)Total Bases: 5 vs. Eckerd (3/6/08)

Walks: 2 vs. Albany State (5/8/08)Walks: 2 vs. Albany State (5/8/08)

Sac Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (5/10/08)Sac Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (5/10/08)

Sacrifice Flies: 1 vs. Lynn (3/29/08)Sacrifice Flies: 1 vs. Lynn (3/29/08)

Stolen Bases: 1 several times, vs. FSC (4/25/09)Stolen Bases: 1 several times, vs. FSC (4/25/09)

Putouts: 4 several times, last vs. Rollins (4/19/08)Putouts: 4 several times, last vs. Rollins (4/19/08)

Assists: 1 several times, last vs. Lynn (3/29/08)Assists: 1 several times, last vs. Lynn (3/29/08)

Barnes Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2008 .237 46 42 118 14 28 4 5 2 15 48 .407 11 0 41 0 .300 1 7 5 5 45 4 2 .9612009 .212 28 16 52 10 11 0 1 1 2 16 .308 7 0 9 0 .305 0 0 5 5 8 0 1 .8892010 .220 40 40 109 13 24 5 1 1 12 34 .312 7 0 27 0 .267 0 8 2 4 47 3 4 .926TOTAL .226 114 98 279 37 63 9 7 4 29 98 .351 25 0 77 0 .289 1 15 12 14 100 7 7 .939

Getting to Know CassieGetting to Know CassieCareer Goals ......................Go to med School and start a familyFavoritesTelevision Show.........................................................Grey’s AnatomyActor/Actress ...........................................................Channing TatumProfessional Athlete..................................................David BeckhamVacation Spot.................................................................Englewood, Fla.Sports Team....................................................................Atlanta BravesSuject in School............................................................................ScienceThing I like most about UT.........................Beach is 15 min away

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Brittany GarciaSophomore

Third Base

5-3

Tampa, Florida

Hillsborough High School

As a Freshman: Saw action in 15 games for theSpartans while registering nine at bats…Recordedfirst collegiate hit and RBI against Michigan-Dearborn (2/27).

High School: Played for Kristina Ravenel atHillsborough High School…Also played for coachOrlando Garcia...Recorded a team leading .416 on-base percentage to lead the Terriers as asenior…Played club softball for Tampa Raptors andcoach Michelle Robbins…Captain of club team wasalso named MVP.

Personal: Daughter of Armando and MarietteGarcia…Has two older siblings, Michael andGabrielle…Pre-med major…Birthdate: 7/31/91.

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Garcia’s Career HighsGarcia’s Career HighsAt Bats: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)At Bats: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)

Runs: 1 twice, last vs. Eckerd (4/30/10)Runs: 1 twice, last vs. Eckerd (4/30/10)

Hits: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Hits: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)

RBI: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)RBI: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)

Total Bases: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Total Bases: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)

Hit by Pitch: 1 vs. Valdosta State (2/21/10)Hit by Pitch: 1 vs. Valdosta State (2/21/10)

Putouts: 1 vs. Valdosta State (2/21/10)Putouts: 1 vs. Valdosta State (2/21/10)

Assists: 1 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Assists: 1 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)

Garcia’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .111 15 0 9 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 .111 0 1 4 0 .200 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1.000TOTAL .111 15 0 9 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 .111 0 1 4 0 .200 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1.000

Getting to Know BrittanyCareer Goals ......................................Go to grad school and get a........................................................................................career in nursingFavoritesFood ......................................................................................French FriesTelevision Show ........................................................Grey’s AnatomyProfessional Athlete......................................................Cat OstermanVacation Spot ............................................................................CozumelSports Team ..................................................................Florida MarlinsThing I like most about UT ............Campus size and locationWhat I do in my spare time..............Go to beach and boating

Deanna HenriottJunior

Pitcher

5-10

St. Petersburg, Florida

St. Petersburg Catholic HS



Student-Athletes

##3333As a Junior (2010): SSC Commissioner's HonorRoll...Did not play in any games and received amedical redshirt.

As a Sophomore: First-team all-Sunshine StateConference…NCAA South Regional all-tournamentteam…Two-time SSC Pitcher of the Week (3/2,3/9)…SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Started in18 games for the Spartans…Broke two of her ownpreviously held records at UT recording 20 strike-outs and 15 innings pitched against Florida Tech(2/21)…Pitched 11 consecutive games without giv-ing up an earned run from Feb. 28 to Mar. 14...Threw a no-hitter with 14 strikeouts againstAmerican International (3/8)…Had 13 strikeoutsallowing one hit against Hillsdale (3/18)…Notched18 strikeouts versus Armstrong Atlantic State(2/20) and 17 against Grand Valley State (3/6)…Had seven double figure strikeoutgames…Averaged 9.58 strikeouts per game, settinga new UT single-season mark…Also set schoolrecords with nine shutouts and 260 strikeouts.

As a Freshman: Second-team all-SSC…Daktronicsfirst-team all-South Region…NCAA South Regionalall-tournament team…SSC Pitcher of the Week(3/3)…Set UT school record with 251strikeouts…Also became school record holder with16 strikeouts in a game, coming against Saint Leo(4/11)…Logged 13.2 innings pitched against NovaSoutheastern (3/20), breaking Tampa’s schoolrecord…Made her collegiate debut with three score-less innings against Arkansas Monticello(2/7)…First career shutout came in second gameof doubleheader with UAM, where she had 12strikeouts in seven innings…Registered 10 doublefigure strikeout efforts…Allowed one hit while strik-ing out 14 in shutout of Salem International(2/19)…Became first UT freshman and sixthSpartan to throw a no-hitter in a record-settingperformance against Eckerd (3/6)…Had 12 strike-outs in NCAA South Regional shutout against WestFlorida (5/9).

High School: Played for Tommy Fabian at St.Petersburg Catholic High School...Two-time St.Petersburg Times Pitcher of the Year...Named 2007Pinellas County Player of the Year while being co-player of the year in 2006…Concluded her seniorseason with a 19-2 record, 0.06 ERA, 11 shutouts,

256 strikeouts and five no-hitters...Threw a no-hit-ter as a senior against Berkeley Prep to advance tothe district final...Registered back-to-back perfectgames as a junior...Was first team-all-county as ajunior after going 19-4 with 333 strikeouts and fiveno-hitters...Named Prep Athlete of the Month as ajunior ...Second team all-county as a sophomore,while hitting .342 with a 1.12 ERA...Ranked secondin county in ERA as a sophomore...Was 6-4 with a1.29 ERA as a freshman...Excellent student was afour year member of the Honor Roll…Played clubsoftball for Tampa Mustangs and Florida Ice.

Personal: Volunteered for Manora Manor andRonald McDonald House...Accumulated 120 hoursof total volunteer work...Recipient of Florida BrightFutures and UT Dean’s Scholarship...Also workedwith Masonic Home of Florida...Her sister playedsoftball and soccer at Milligan College, where shewas an all-conference shortstop...Daughter of Ronand Donna Henriott...Youngest of fourchildren…Elementary education major...Birthdate:6/1/89.



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Henriott’s Career HighsHenriott’s Career HighsInnings Pitched: 15.0 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)Innings Pitched: 15.0 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)

Strikeouts: 20 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)Strikeouts: 20 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)

Putouts: 1 several times, last vs. Fla. Tech (3/28/09)Putouts: 1 several times, last vs. Fla. Tech (3/28/09)

Assists: 3 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/29/08)Assists: 3 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/29/08)

Henriott’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 2.04 24 9 36 27 25 8 2 2 216.2 153 69 49 64 251 24 3 8 891 .197 9 14 0 2 342009 1.56 18 10 35 24 21 9 0 4 190.0 109 59 33 44 260 15 2 6 744 .164 4 13 0 0 23TOTALS 1.81 42 19 71 51 46 17 2 6 406.2 262 128 82 108 511 39 5 14 1635 .182 13 27 0 2 57

Getting to Know DeannaSuperstitions ................Drink a large sweet tea before gamesCareer Goals ..............................Become a nurse at All ChildrensFavoritesFood ............................................................................................Ice Cream Movie ..........................................................................My Cousin VinnieTelevision Show ..............................................................One Tree HillActor/Actress..................................................Chad Michael MurrayProfessional Athlete....................................................Michelle SmithVacation Spot ......................................................................Florida KeysSubject in School ............................................................................MathThing I like most about UT..............Great campus and smallWhat I do in my spare time.....................Study, go on the boat,....................................................................................babysit, beach, fish



Brittany HippleJuniorFirstbase6-0Venice, FloridaUniversity of CentralFlorida

As a Sophomore: Started in 31 games at first basefor the Spartans…Posted a .283 batting averagewhile compiling 26 hits…Led the team with a .435slugging percentage…Registered nine doubles, atriple and a home run to post a .435 slugging per-centage…Collected first hit as a Spartan againstEckerd (2/19)…Posted three-hit performancesagainst Michigan-Dearborn (2/27) and Saint Leo(3/31)…Missed nine games due to an injury.

As a Freshman (UCF): Attended the University ofCentral Florida where she played for the Knights in2008…Played in 32 games, starting 23 at UCF whilebeing part of Conference USA championshipteam…Had 11 hits and 6 RBI.

High School: Graduated from Venice High School,where she played for Amy Kanter (two years) andLarry Sandburg (two years)…Helped team to 97-18record in four years while hitting .511 with 44 RBIand a .575 on-base percentage…Lettered four

years in softball and one in volleyball…Named toFlorida 5-A All-State first team as a junior andsenior…Named Sarasota Herald Tribune All-Areashortstop in 2006 and 2007, and was publication’s2007 Player of the Year…As a junior, claimed third-place honors for Dairy Farmer’s Award and was aSASA Player of the Year finalist as asenior…Member of Tampa Wildcat Red 18U travelteam from 2003-07, where she helped team to anASA Southern National Championship, an ASASunshine State Championship and 34 ISA, NSA, ASAand USSSA championships.

Personal: Member of Fellowship of ChristianAthletes Honors Academy…Served as a youth soft-ball coach and also volunteered with Habitat ForHumanity and as a PALS Tutor…Also worked as anassistant at Jenny Finch Camp…Daughter of JeffHipple…Sport management major…Birthdate:11/17/88.

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Getting to Know BrittanyCareer Goals ................................................Lawyer, doctor, CEOFood ..............................................................................King crab legsTelevision Show ............................................Make It or Break ItProfessional Athlete .............Lebron James and Derek JeterVacation Spot ..........................................................................HawaiiSports Team ........................................................New York GiantsThing I like most about UT....Location, small class sizes

Hipple’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .283 31 31 92 8 26 9 1 1 9 40 .435 3 2 16 0 .316 1 3 0 0 206 9 3 .986TOTAL .283 31 31 92 8 26 9 1 1 9 40 .435 3 2 16 0 .316 1 3 0 0 206 9 3 .986

Hipple’s Career HighsAt Bats: 4 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (3/31/10)Runs: 2 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Hits: 3 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)RBI: 2 twice, last vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)Triples: 1 vs. Francis Marion (3/18/10)Home Runs: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Total Bases: 6 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Walks: 1 several times, last vs. Rollins (4/9/10)Sacrifice Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Nova Southeastern(3/14/10)Sacrifice Flies: 1 vs. Eckerd (2/19/10)Hit By Pitch: 1 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/20/10)Putouts: 12 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)Assists: 2 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic (3/6/10)



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##77As a Junior: Saw action in 15 games behind theplate while starting in 13…Tallied 22 at batsthroughout the season…Recorded a hit againstDavenport (2/28) and an RBI against LakeSuperior State (2/26).

As a Sophomore: Played in five games for theSpartans… Had a RBI and scored a run againstSalem International (3/3)…Had five putouts againstSaint Leo (4/5).

As a Freshman: Played in five games for theSpartans behind the plate…Had seven putoutsagainst Palm Beach Atlantic (2/8) in her collegiatedebut.

High School: Teamed with UT teammate Deanna

Henriott at St. Petersburg Catholic HighSchool...Played for head coach TommyFabian…Served as team captain as a junior andsenior…Finished her career as a four yearstarter…Had a .983 fielding percentage as a seniorafter recording a perfect clip as a junior…Threwout 22 of 24 runners attempting to steal as asenior…Was 7-8 in throwing out runners in post-season play…Three-time recipient of UnsungHero…Played club softball winning ISA WorldSeries, where she helped team to a championshipin 2007…Also played for Florida Ice.

Personal: Daughter of Jim and LauraHumphrey…Has three younger sisters…Publichealth major...Birthdate: 11/7/88.

Kristi HumphreySenior

Catcher

5-7

St. Petersburg, Florida

St. Pete Catholic High School



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Humphrey’s Career HighsHumphrey’s Career HighsAt Bats: 3 several times, last vs. Saint Anselm (2/28/10)Runs: 1 twice, last vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Hits: 1 vs. Davenport (2/28/10)RBI: 1 twice, last vs. Lake Superior State (2/26/10)Total Bases: 1 vs. Davenport (2/28/10)Walks: 1 several times, last vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Sacrifice Hits: 2 vs. Eckerd (2/19/10)Putouts: 15 vs. Lake Superior State (2/26/10)Assists: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Anselm (2/28/10)

Humphrey’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2008 .000 5 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 1.0002009 .000 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 1 0 1 0 .250 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 1.0002010 .045 15 13 22 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .045 3 0 7 0 .160 0 3 0 0 87 3 0 1.000TOTAL .034 25 14 29 2 1 0 0 0 2 1 .034 4 0 9 0 .152 0 3 0 0 107 4 0 1.000

Getting to Know KristiFavoritesFood........................................................................................................PastaVacation Spot........................................................ ............Tuscany, Italy

Susan JalloJunior

Third Base

5-8

Dunedin, Florida

East Lake High School



##22As a Sophomore: Started all 40 games at thirdbase for the Spartans…Registered a .257 battingaverage while recording 29 hits, including ninemulti-hit games…Hit three doubles and a pair ofhome runs…Posted 11 RBI and scored 16runs…Led the team with 14 stolen bases includingthree against Eckerd (4/30).

As a Freshman: Started in all 41 games for theSpartans at third base… Had a home run, two hits,and four RBI against Eckerd (2/28)…Hit safely infive consecutive games from Mar. 8 to Mar. 13…Hada homerun against Florida Tech (3/28)…Had atriple against Florida Tech (3/28)…Had eight stolenbases on the season, including two versus St.Joseph’s (3/6)…Recorded first collegiate hit againstArmstrong Atlantic State (2/20) in a two-hit

effort…Had multiple hits in three games…Drove in apair of runs against Felician (3/12).

High School: Played for Mike Estes at East LakeHigh School…Named team’s top offensive playerand recipient of Freshman Standout Award…Alsoplayed club softball for Team FLA and coach BrentHazzard…Hit a game-winning home run at theWinter Nations Games…Named MVP and alsoreceived city of Clearwater Sportsmanship Award.

Personal: Volunteered at a retirement home…Hasfour older siblings (John, Christine, Chris, andSarah)...Daughter of Chamoun and MaryJallo...Finance major...Birthdate: 4/12/90.

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Jallo’s Career HighsJallo’s Career HighsAt Bats: 6 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)At Bats: 6 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)

Runs: 2 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Runs: 2 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)

Hits: 2 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Hits: 2 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)

RBI: 4 vs. Eckerd (2/28/09)RBI: 4 vs. Eckerd (2/28/09)

Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/23/10)Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/23/10)

Triples: 1 vs. Saint Leo (4/4/09)Triples: 1 vs. Saint Leo (4/4/09)

Home Runs: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)Home Runs: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)

Total Bases: 5 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)Total Bases: 5 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)

Walks: 2 twice, last vs. Florida Tech (3/27/10)Walks: 2 twice, last vs. Florida Tech (3/27/10)

Sacrifice Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Sacrifice Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)

Stolen Bases: 3 vs. Eckerd (4/30/10)Stolen Bases: 3 vs. Eckerd (4/30/10)

Hit By Pitch: 1 twice, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)Hit By Pitch: 1 twice, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)

Putouts: 4 vs. Eckerd (2/28/09)Putouts: 4 vs. Eckerd (2/28/09)

Assists: 6 vs. Lynn (3/20/09)Assists: 6 vs. Lynn (3/20/09)

Jallo’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .214 41 41 103 13 22 0 1 3 14 33 .320 6 0 23 0 .257 0 4 8 9 43 63 16 .8692010 .257 40 40 113 16 29 3 0 2 11 38 .336 8 2 13 0 .317 0 16 14 16 36 59 7 .931TOTAL .236 81 81 216 29 51 3 1 5 25 71 .329 14 2 36 0 .289 0 20 22 25 79 122 23 .897

Getting to Know SusanFavoritesFood ......................................................................................................SaladMovie ..........................................................Twilight & The NotebookTelevision Show ..............Desperate Housewives & EntourageProfessional Athlete....................................................Evan LongoriaVacation Spot ................................................................................HawaiiSports Team ..............................................................Tampa Bay RaysSubject in School ............................................................................MathThing I like most about UT ..............................How pretty it isWhat I do in my spare time ....................................................Shop

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Becky VyzasJunior

Catcher

5-8

Tampa, Florida

Academy of the Holy

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##1166As a Sophomore: Second team all-Sunshine StateConference selection...Started in 27 games for theSpartans after missing time at beginning of seasonwith an injury…Led the team with a .312 battingaverage…Recorded seven multi-hit games includinga three-hit affair against Florida Tech(3/27)…Tallied three doubles along with a pair oftriples and home runs…Posted nine RBI while scor-ing on 10 occasions.

As a Freshman: Daktronics second-team all-SouthRegion…Team leader in batting average, hits, dou-bles, triples, home runs, RBI and walks…Openedher UT career with a 3-for-3 effort versus PalmBeach Atlantic (2/20)…Notched a triple in consecu-tive games against Armstrong Atlantic State (2/20)and Florida Tech (2/21)…Was 2-for-3 with a homerun and three RBI at Eckerd (2/28)…Recordedback-to-back three-hit efforts against St. Joseph’s(3/6) and Ohio Valley (3/7) with three RBI versusSt. Joseph’s…Registered a pair of 3-for-3 showings

in doubleheader with Hillsdale (3/18)…Turned in aseason high four hits against Florida Tech(3/27)…Clubbed a three-run home run at Rollins(4/10)…Was 2-for-3 with an RBI against Barry(4/19)…Connected on a hit and scored a run inNCAA South Regional game with Florida Southern(5/9)…Had a double, home run and three RBI inPBA game…Had 10 multiple hit games, including sixwith three or more.

High School: Attended the Academy of the HolyNames, where she played for head coach RogerRivard…Set the school record for batting averageand home runs in a single season…Played club soft-ball for the Tampa Mustangs.

Personal: Served as a volunteer at John KnoxVillage…Daughter of Ben and Laurie Vyzas…Hastwo older brothers, Matthew and Michael...Biologymajor...Birthdate: 2/7/90.



Vyzas’ Career HighsVyzas’ Career HighsAt Bats: 6 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)Runs: 3 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/6/09)Hits: 4 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)RBI: 4 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)Triples: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)Home Runs: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Tech (3/27/10)Total Bases: 8 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/6/09)Walks: 2 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (3/31/10)Sacrifice Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)Sacrifice Flies: 1 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Stolen Bases: 2 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Hit by Pitch: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/25/09)Putouts: 20 vs. Florida Tech (3/27/09)Assists: 2 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (4/5/09)

Vyzas’ Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .386 41 41 114 25 44 8 6 5 24 79 .693 16 3 19 0 .474 0 6 3 3 268 15 3 .9902010 .312 27 27 77 10 24 3 2 2 9 37 .481 10 0 12 1 .386 1 1 2 2 135 11 1 .993TOTAL .356 68 68 191 35 68 11 8 7 33 116 .607 26 3 31 1 .439 1 7 5 5 403 26 4 .991

Getting to Know BeckySuperstitions ............Drink a large sweet tea from Chik-Fil-A................................................................................................before gamesCareer Goals ......................Work as a physical therapist at the........................................................................................Shriners InstituteFavoritesFood ......................................................................................................PastaMovie ..................................................................................Step BrothersActor/Actress ......................................................................Will FerrellProfessional Athlete ..........................................................Derek JeterVacation Spot ..................................................................The BahamasSports Team ..........................................................New York YankeesSubject in School ........................................................................BiologyWebsite ..................................................................www.facebook.comThing I like most about UT ..........History behind the school

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Kari WalshSenior

First Base/Pitcher

5-10

Palm City, Florida

Jensen Beach High

School##99As a Junior: SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll...SSCPlayer of the Week selection the week of May3...Played in 21 games splitting time at first baseand the mound…Hit a pair of triples against Eckerd(4/30, 5/1)…Also posted an RBI againstEckerd…Posted a 2.65 ERA through 108.1 inningspitched…Finished the season with a 9-7 recordwith three saves…Tallied 87 strikeouts and 22walks throughout the season.

As a Sophomore: Saw action in 12 games, earningfive starts…Picked up first hit of year against SaintLeo (2/21)…Drove in runs versus AmericanInternational (3/8) and Rollins (4/10)…Had a dou-ble in games with Saint Leo (4/5) and Rollins(4/10)…Also pitched in one game, going seveninnings versus Salem International (3/3)…Talliedthree strikeouts and no walks in lone outing.

As a Freshman: SSC Commissioner’s HonorRoll…Played in 18 games, starting three while bat-ting .375 for the season…Also saw action in threegames as a pitcher…First collegiate hit came

against Midwestern State (2/22)…Drove in one runagainst Bryant (3/11)…Hit safely in three consecu-tive games from Mar. 11 to Mar. 18…Pitched ascoreless inning versus Rollins (4/19) in an SSCcontest.

High School: Attended Jensen Beach High School,where she played for Lori Miller…Recipient of GoldGlove and Unsung Hero Award…Named 2005Unsung Hero and 2006 team MVP...Played club soft-ball for Jensen Beach Wildcats and coach BillyGross...In 2004 and 2005 helped team to two AAUnational championship...Recognized as 2005Scholar Athlete.

Personal: Recipient of UT Presidential and BrightFutures Scholarships...Volunteered for the March ofDimes and Relay for Life...Also donated time atMartin Memorial Hospital and various softballcamps…Daughter of Dave and Cindi Walsh…Has anolder sister, Stacy...Nursing major...Birthdate:10/14/88.

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Walsh’s Career HighsWalsh’s Career HighsAt Bats: 4 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (4/5/09)Runs: 2 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)RBI: 1 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Doubles: 1 twice, last vs. Rollins (4/10/09)Triples: 1 twice, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Total Bases: 2 twice, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Walks: 2 vs. Hillsdale (3/18/08)Sacrifice Hits: 1 vs. Eckerd (4/30/10)Innings Pitched: 7.0 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Strikeouts: 10 twice, last vs. Saint Anselm (2/28/10)Putouts: 9 vs. Nova Southeastern (3/13/09)

Assists: 5 vs. Salem International (3/3/09)

Walsh’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2008 .375 15 3 8 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 .375 2 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0 0 15 4 0 1.0002009 .286 12 5 21 2 6 2 0 0 2 8 .381 2 0 6 0 .348 0 0 0 0 33 10 0 1.0002010 .111 12 11 27 2 3 0 2 0 1 7 .259 0 0 3 0 .111 0 1 0 0 46 18 0 1.000TOTAL .214 39 19 56 7 12 2 2 0 4 18 .321 4 0 10 0 .267 0 1 0 0 94 32 0 1.000

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 4.20 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 6.2 11 4 4 2 2 2 0 1 32 .367 1 0 0 0 02009 2.80 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 6 2 2 0 3 0 1 0 22 .286 0 0 0 0 12010 2.65 9 7 21 15 15 3 0 3 108.1 121 54 41 22 87 22 9 3 474 .271 6 1 0 0 4TOTAL 2.74 10 7 25 16 16 3 0 3 120.0 138 60 47 24 92 24 10 4 528 .277 7 1 0 0 5

Getting to Know KariCareer Goals ......................................Go to grad school and get a........................................................................................career in nursingFavoritesFood ......................................................................................French FriesTelevision Show ........................................................Grey’s AnatomyProfessional Athlete......................................................Cat OstermanVacation Spot ............................................................................CozumelSports Team ..................................................................Florida MarlinsThing I like most about UT ............Campus size and locationWhat I do in my spare time..............Go to beach and boating

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Brie WaltonSophomore

Utility

5-7

Jacksonville, Florida

Bartram Trail HS

As a Freshman: SSC Commissioner's HonorRoll...Saw action in 32 contests while starting in22…Split time at multiple positions…Compiled eighthits including her first collegiate hit against LakeSuperior State (2/26)…Recorded first RBI as aSpartan against Eckerd (5/1)…Registered fourwalks and a pair of stolen bases.

High School: Played for Jen Harman at BartramTrail High School...Lead team to back to back statechampionships in 2008 & 2009... Earned the DavidMathis Student Athlete of the Year Award..

Personal: Volunteered with the Best Buddies pro-gram and the Habitat for Humanity...Daughter ofTom and Jennifer Walton...Has an older brotherZack and two younger siblings Garth and

Alex…Criminology major…Birthdate: 9/14/91.

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Getting to Know BrieCareer Goals ....Become a successful FBI or DEA member FavoritesFood ......................................................................................Ice CreamTelevision Show .........................................Anything on Tru T.V.Vacation Spot ............................The mountians or lake houseSports Team ........................................................Tampa Bay RaysThing I like most about UT ...................... The campus sizeWhat I do in my spare time ..........Beach, relax, workout

Walton’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .160 32 22 50 8 8 0 0 0 1 8 .160 4 4 17 0 .276 0 3 2 3 35 11 4 .920TOTAL .160 32 22 50 8 8 0 0 0 1 8 .160 4 4 17 0 .276 0 3 2 3 35 11 4 .920

Brie’s Career HighsAt Bats: 3 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/1/10)Runs: 2 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)Hits: 2 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)RBI: 1 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Total Bases: 2 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)Walks: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)Sacrifice Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)Stolen Bases: 1 twice, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)Hit by Pitch: 2 twice, last vs. West Florida (2/21/10)Putouts: 4 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic (3/6/10)Assists: 3 vs. Saint Anselm (2/28/10)



Julie WisniewskiSenior

Second Base

5-8

New Port Richey, Fla.

Pasco-Hernando CC

As a Junior: Started in all 40 games at shortstopfor the Spartans…Tallied 32 hits throughout theseason to post a .260 batting average…Recorded ahome run against Michigan-Dearborn (2/27) alongwith seven doubles on the year…Registered first hitas a Spartan against Flagler (2/19)…Had 12 RBIincluding a trio against Michigan-Dearborn…Compiled 15 walks and a pair of stolenbases…Scored 20 runs for UT.

As a Sophomore (PHCC): Attended Pasco-Hernando Community College where she played forhead coach Tom Ryan.

As a Freshman (PHCC): Attended Pasco-HernandoCommunity College and played as a freshman forthe Conquistadors.

High School: Attended Gulf High school, where shewas name first-team all-conference as a senior…Hit.380 as a senior in 2007 with 27 hits, 10 doublesand 17 RBI…Also named to several all-tournamentteams and was second-team all-conference as ajunior…Set school record for most stolenbases…Selected to play in Tourneysport USA tour-nament in Hawaii…Played club softball forKrusherz…Named MVP at tournament and mem-ber of all-tournament team.

Personal: Honor Roll student who is member ofPhi Theta Kappa…Daughter of Lee and DebbieWisniewski…Has an older brother,Bob…Elementary education major…Birthdate:5/10/89.

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Wisniewski’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .260 40 40 123 20 32 7 0 1 12 42 .341 15 0 17 1 .338 1 4 2 2 52 87 11 .927TOTAL .260 40 40 123 20 32 7 0 1 12 42 .341 15 0 17 1 .338 1 4 2 2 52 87 11 .927

Wisniewski’s Career HighsAt Bats: 4 several times, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Runs: 3 vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Hits: 3 vs. Florida Southern (4/23/10)RBI: 3 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Eckerd (4/30/10)Home Runs: 1 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Total Bases: 4 vs. Michigan-Dearborn (2/27/10)Walks: 2 twice, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Sacrifice Hits: 1 several times, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)Sacrifice Flies: 1 vs. Eckerd (2/19/10)Stolen Bases: 1 twice, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)Putouts: 5 vs. Barry (4/17/10)Assists: 5 twice, last vs. Eckerd (5/1/10)

Getting to Know JulieCareer Goals ..........................Become an elementary teacherFavoritesFood ..............................................................................................ItalianTelevision Show .......................................................One Tree HillProfessional Athlete...................................... ...Magglio OrdonezVacation Spot ..........................................................................HawaiiSports Team ....................................................Chicago White SoxThing I like most about UT .................. Downtown TampaWhat I do in my spare time....................Play with my dog

High School: Attended Newsome High Schoolwhere she played under Coach Dawn Vanella.

Personal: Received academic honor roll atNewsome…Volunteered as a coach at BloomingdaleLittle League for children ages 8-12…Daughter ofDennis and Rosalie Brooks…Has a younger brother,Dennis…Elementary education major…Birthdate:3/23/92.



Katie Bannon

Sophomore

Outfielder

5-3

Warwick, RI.

Univ. of Rhode Island

As a Freshman: Played for coach Jen Starek at theUniversity of New Haven…Played in 33 games forthe Chargers while posting a .500 batting average.

High School: Played at Toll Gate High School undercoach Shayna O’Conner…Garnered all-state honorsas a sophomore and junior outfielder…Recorded a.548 batting average her junior season.

Personal: Member of the Rhode Island HonorsSociety…Daughter of John and Linda Bannon…Hastwo older sisters, Nichole and Jenn…Graphic designmajor…Birthdate: 6/26/90.

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Getting to Know KatieCareer Goals ....Become a successful FBI or DEA member FavoritesFood ......................................................................................Ice CreamTelevision Show .........................................Anything on Tru T.V.Vacation Spot ............................The mountians or lake houseSports Team ........................................................Tampa Bay RaysThing I like most about UT ...................... The campus sizeWhat I do in my spare time ..........Beach, relax, workout

Chelsey Brooks

Freshman

Second Base

5-0

Tampa, Fla.

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Getting to Know ChelseyCareer Goals ....Become a successful FBI or DEA member FavoritesFood ......................................................................................Ice CreamTelevision Show .........................................Anything on Tru T.V.Vacation Spot ............................The mountians or lake houseSports Team ........................................................Tampa Bay RaysThing I like most about UT ...................... The campus sizeWhat I do in my spare time ..........Beach, relax, workout



Karlyn Buker

Freshman

Pitcher/ Infielder

5-6

Berwyn Heights

St. Vincent Pallotti HS

High School: Graduate of St. Vincent Pallotti HighSchool in Laurel, Md…Played for coach MikeGleason…Ranks fourth in school history in careerstrikeouts…Played varsity from 10th-12thgrade…Recipient of the Duggan Award andScholarship (Most Dedicated)…As a sophomore,earned grade recipient of the Coaches Award andMost Valuable Player…As a junior, first-team all-county (Prince Georges County, Md.) and IAAMConference All Star…Played club softball forMaryland Crush under coaches Dave Robinson andDonnie Morgan…Helped team to ninth place finishat Pony Nationals in summer of 2010.

Personal: Recipient of a MinaretScholarship…Member of the National and SpanishHonor Societies…Volunteered with Relay ForLife…Also donated time as cheerleading coach forBerwyn Heights Boys and Girls Club, assistant soft-ball coach for BHBGC, Five Star Athletics teachingpitching clinics for 6-8 year olds, Elizabeth Housepreparing meals for homeless men, Takoma ParkSoftball Camp Counselor and Pallotti SoftballClinics…Daughter of Chris and Carol Buker…Has anolder brother (Richard) and two older sisters(Kristen and Samantha)…Marine biologymajor…Birthdate: 4/15/93.

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Brittany Joseph

Senior

Utility

5-0

Laurel, Del.

Florida State Univ.

As a Junior (FSU): Appeared in 33 games for theSeminoles.

As a Sophomore (FSU): Appeared in 58 gameswhile starting in 53…Registered nine RBI and twodoubles throughout the season…Registered 16runs and four stolen bases.

As a Freshman: Attended Florida State Universitywhere she appeared in 28 games with 18starts...Scored four runs and registered one RBIwhile posting .217 clip…Tallied 10 hits on the sea-son with two doubles.

High School: Earned first-team all-conference eachseason and three-time first-team all-state…Honored as the Gatorade Rookie of the Yearduring her freshman season…Named Sports at theBeach MVP and Best Overall Player in her sopho-more season…Led team in nine categories includ-ing home runs, batting average, hits, and earnedrun average…Honored as the Sussex TechOutstanding Female Athlete, Delaware Women’sAlliance 2007 Outstanding Athlete and LouisvilleSlugger first-team all-American her senior sea-son…Led team to a state championship victory hersenior year.

Personal: Was a member of the Dean’s list atFSU…Volunteered and mentored in local countyschools…Daughter of Al and Laurie Joseph…Hastwo younger sisters, Lauren andMelissa…Psychology major…Birthdate: 2/28/89.

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Getting to Know BrittanyCareer Goals ....Become a successful FBI or DEA member FavoritesFood ......................................................................................Ice CreamTelevision Show .........................................Anything on Tru T.V.Vacation Spot ............................The mountians or lake houseSports Team ........................................................Tampa Bay RaysThing I like most about UT ...................... The campus sizeWhat I do in my spare time ..........Beach, relax, workout

Getting to Know KarlynCareer Goals ....Become a successful FBI or DEA member FavoritesFood ......................................................................................Ice CreamTelevision Show .........................................Anything on Tru T.V.Vacation Spot ............................The mountians or lake houseSports Team ........................................................Tampa Bay RaysThing I like most about UT ...................... The campus sizeWhat I do in my spare time ..........Beach, relax, workout



Elizabeth Milhan

Junior

Pitcher/Utility

5-5

Seminole, Florida

Hillsborough CC

As a Sophomore (HCC): Played at HillsboroughCommunity College.

As a Sophomore (HCC): Received redshirt whilenot appearing in any games in 2008.

As a Freshman (HCC): Attended HillsboroughCommunity College where she played in 32 contestsfor the Hawks as a utility player while posting a.357 batting average during the 2007season…Registered 10 hits during the year includ-ing a double…Drove in two RBI while scoringonce…As a pitcher she posted a 2.64 ERA in 170innings pitched…Tallied 166 strikeouts while allow-ing 60 walks.

High School: Attended Seminole High School whileplaying under the reins of coach Mark DeRuzzo.

Personal: Daughter of Randy and PamMilhan…Has an older brother, Mark…Has a daugh-ter, Abigail…Accounting major…Birthdate: 9/20/88.

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Getting to Know ELizabethCareer Goals..........................Become an elementary teacherFavoritesFood ..............................................................................................ItalianTelevision Show........................................................One Tree HillProfessional Athlete ........................................Magglio OrdonezVacation Spot ..........................................................................HawaiiSports Team ....................................................Chicago White SoxThing I like most about UT Being in downtown TampaWhat I do in my spare time ......................Play with my dog

Julia Morrow

Freshman

Pitcher

5-10

Baiting Hollow, N.Y.

Riverhead HS

High School: Attended Riverhead High School, play-ing for head coach Robert Fox and coaches DavidMcKillop and Jon Maloney…Was 13-8 in 127 inningswhile recording 161 strikeouts as a senior…Threwthe first perfect game in RHS history…Two-time all-division selection (2008-09) was the 2008 rookie ofthe year…Recipient of Suffolk County AA LargeSchool Award…2010 all-state pitcher, MVP,Exceptional Senior, Division II Pitcher (2009 and2010) and all-league…Named all-League IV Player in2008 while also being MVP…Also played volleyball,where she was named all-league (2007), all-division(2008) and to the all-county tournament team(2008)…Chosen to play in Team Long Island JuniorShowcase game…Played club softball for Long IslandChargers and coach Tom Tilton.

Personal: Began college at Central Connecticut StateUniversity for the Fall of 2010 semester before trans-ferring to UT…Member of the National and SpanishHonor Society and Key Club…Served in the Girl Scoutfrom first to sixth grade…Daughter of John andNancy Morrow…Related to Hofstra soccer player LeaOrr and Fairfield baseball player RobertTrojanowski…Exercise science and sport manage-ment major…Birthdate: 6/15/92.

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Getting to Know JuliaFavoritesFood ......................................................................................BrowniesMovie..............................................................................Forest GumpTelevision Show..........................................................Jersey ShoreProfessional Athlete....................................................Jenny Finch



Katlyn Raatz

Freshman

Pitcher

5-10

Omaha, Nebraska

Millard West HS

High School: Played under Don Brummer whileattending Millard West High School…Recordedfirst nohitter as a freshman…Named to theCreighton allstar high school team…Led herteam to the state championships in all four seasons.

Personal: Has four older siblings (Justin,Austin, Preston, and Lyndon)…Daughter of Jimand Kim Raatz…Business major…Birthdate:1/8/92.

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Getting to Know KatlynCareer Goals..........................Become an elementary teacherFavoritesFood ..............................................................................................ItalianTelevision Show........................................................One Tree HillProfessional Athlete ........................................Magglio OrdonezVacation Spot ..........................................................................HawaiiSports Team ....................................................Chicago White SoxThing I like most about UT Being in downtown TampaWhat I do in my spare time ......................Play with my dog



Date Opponent Score RHE/RHE Inns. Overall/SSC Pitcher of Record Att. Time2/19 vs. Flagler# L, 4-0 0-1-1/4-6-0 7 0-1/0-0 Walsh (L 0-1) 35 1:402/19 vs. Eckerd# W, 3-0 3-6-0/0-4-2 7 1-1/0-0 VanLandingha (W 1-0) 75 2:002/20 vs. Drury# W, 1-0 1-5-1/0-3-3 7 2-1/0-0 Walsh (W 1-1) 65 1:302/20 vs. Florida Tech# L, 0-9 0-1-1/9-8-1 5 2-2/0-0 VanLandingha (L 1-1) 70 1:302/21 vs. West Florida# L, 2-9 2-3-2/9-16-3 7 2-3/0-0 Walsh (L 1-2) 75 2:002/21 vs. Valdosta State# L, 1-3 1-3-1/3-4-2 7 2-4/0-0 VanLandingha (L 1-2) 85 1:402/26 vs. Lake Superior State& W, 2-0 2-5-0/0-2-0 7 3-4/0-0 VanLandingha (W 2-2) 50 1:402/26 vs. Lake Superior State& W, 1-0 1-3-1/0-2-1 7 4-4/0-0 Walsh (W 2-2) 55 1:152/27 vs. Michigan-Dearborn& W, 13-1 13-12-0/1-4-4 5 5-4/0-0 Walsh (W 3-2) 45 4:302/27 vs. Michigan-Dearborn& L, 5-6 5-12-1/6-2-1 7 5-5/0-0 VanLandingha (L 2-3) 45 1:402/28 vs. Davenport& W, 8-4 8-10-2/4-7-2 7 6-5/0-0 VanLandingha (W 3-3) 55 1:402/28 vs. Saint Anselm& W, 7-2 7-8-1/2-6-1 7 7-5/0-0 Walsh (W 4-2) 80 1:503/06 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC L, 0-2 0-3-3/2-2-0 7 7-6/0-0 VanLandingha (L 3-4) 72 4:403/06 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC W, 2-1 2-3-2/1-5-2 7 8-6/0-0 Walsh (W 5-2) 53 6:453/13 at Nova Southeastern* L, 1-5 1-8-1/5-7-2 7 8-7/0-1 VanLandingha (L 3-5) 165 1:503/13 at Nova Southeastern* L, 2-8 2-4-1/8-12-0 7 8-8/0-2 Walsh (L 5-3) 197 1:563/14 at Nova Southeastern* W, 2-1 2-4-1/1-2-1 7 9-8/1-2 VanLandingha (W 4-5) 194 2:103/18 FRANCIS MARION L, 1-3 1-7-2/3-4-0 7 9-9/1-2 VanLandingha (L 3-4) 67 1:383/18 FRANCIS MARION W, 3-1 3-6-2/1-5-3 7 10-9/1-2 Walsh (W 6-3) 60 1:273/19 LYNN* W, 2-0 2-3-2/0-5-2 7 11-9/2-2 VanLandingha (W 5-6) 55 1:273/20 LYNN* W, 2-0 2-2-1/0-2-4 7 12-9/3-2 VanLandingha (W 6-6) 70 2:303/20 LYNN* W, 5-4 5-11-4/4-8-0 7 13-9/4-2 Walsh (W 7-3) 60 1:453/26 at Florida Tech* W, 4-0 4-8-1/0-2-3 7 14-9/5-2 VanLandingha (W 7-6) 40 5:223/27 at Florida Tech* W, 3-1 3-10-2/1-2-3 7 15-9/6-2 VanLandingha (W 8-6) 50 1:453/27 at Florida Tech* L, 3-4 3-7-1/4-6-1 7 15-10/6-3 Walsh (L 7-4) 50 1:303/31 SAINT LEO* W, 5-3 5-11-0/3-8-1 7 16-10/7-3 VanLandingha (W 9-6) 52 1:504/01 SAINT LEO* W, 5-2 5-6-0/2-5-2 7 17-10/8-3 VanLandingha (W 10-6) 46 1:264/01 SAINT LEO* W, 5-4 5-11-1/4-6-1 7 18-10/9-3 Walsh (W 8-4) 60 2:024/09 ROLLINS* L, 2-6 2-4-2/6-10-1 7 18-11/9-4 VanLandingha (L 10-7) 60 2:064/10 ROLLINS* L, 2-4 2-6-1/4-5-3 7 18-12/9-5 VanLandingha (L 10-8) 54 1:454/10 ROLLINS* L, 0-8 0-0-3/8-13-0 5 18-13/9-6 Walsh (L 8-6) 38 1:154/16 at Barry* L, 1-2 1-4-1/2-5-0 7 18-14/9-7 VanLandingha (L 10-9) 81 1:404/17 at Barry* L, 1-5 1-1-1/5-12-0 7 18-15/9-8 VanLandingha (L 10-10) - 2:314/17 at Barry* L, 0-1 0-4-0/1-6-2 7 18-16/9-9 Walsh (L 8-6) 107 1:304/23 at Florida Southern* W, 4-3 4-9-1/3-5-0 7 19-16/10-9 VanLandingha (W 11-10) 205 1:534/24 at Florida Southern* L, 0-4 0-4-0/4-13-1 7 19-17/10-10 Walsh (L 8-7) - 1:364/24 at Florida Southern* W, 3-1 3-6-2/1-7-2 7 20-17/11-10 VanLandingha (W 12-10) 164 1:354/30 ECKERD* W, 4-2 4-6-2/2-3-4 7 21-17/12-10 VanLandingha (W 13-10) 37 2:005/01 ECKERD* W, 7-0 7-10-0/0-4-6 7 22-17/13-10 Walsh (W 9-7) 90 1:275/01 ECKERD* W, 12-1 12-12-2/1-2-2 5 23-17/14-10 VanLandingha (W 14-10) 67 1:15

* - SUNSHINE STATE Conference game# - Eckerd Tournament& - Clermont, Fla.All home contests in bold

2010 Schedule/Results



2010 Hitting Statistics

2010 Pitching Statistics

2010 SSC Hitting Statistics

2010 SSC Pitching Statistics

# Player Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E F%5 Jessica Tejas .288 40-40 104 9 30 7 1 2 17 45 .433 14 0 21 0 .364 3 4 1-2 38 2 0 1.00015 Brittany Hipple .283 31-31 92 8 26 9 1 1 9 40 .435 3 2 16 0 .316 1 3 0-0 206 9 3 .9863 Brittany Dattilo .264 39-39 87 11 23 2 1 0 5 27 .310 7 2 22 0 .333 0 2 6-8 20 3 2 .92010 Julie Wisniewski .260 40-40 123 20 32 7 0 1 12 42 .341 15 0 17 1 .338 1 4 2-2 52 87 11 .9272 Susan Jallo .257 40-40 113 16 29 3 0 2 11 38 .336 8 2 13 0 .317 0 16 14-16 36 59 7 .9311 Cassie Barnes .220 40-40 109 13 24 5 1 1 12 34 .312 7 0 27 0 .267 0 8 2-4 47 3 4 .926

12 Ashley Carrea .216 40-40 111 11 24 3 1 2 10 35 .315 4 0 18 0 .241 1 2 0-2 80 52 11 .923--------------14 Alyssa Marsdale .500 2-0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .500 0 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .00016 Becky Vyzas .312 27-27 77 10 24 3 2 2 9 37 .481 10 0 12 1 .386 1 1 2-2 135 11 1 .99313 Shannon Kelly .250 31-20 52 12 13 1 0 0 5 14 .269 2 0 8 0 .278 0 6 4-4 11 12 3 .8856 Brie Walton .160 32-22 50 8 8 0 0 0 1 8 .160 4 4 17 0 .276 0 3 2-3 35 11 4 .9204 Kari Walsh .111 12-11 27 2 3 0 2 0 1 7 .259 0 0 3 0 .111 0 1 0-0 46 18 0 1.0008 Brittany Garcia .111 15-0 9 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 .111 0 1 4 0 .200 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.0007 Kristi Humphrey .045 15-13 22 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .045 3 0 7 0 .160 0 3 0-0 87 3 0 1.000

19 Heather VanLandin .000 2-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 30 4 .882

Totals .244 40-40 979 124 239 40 9 11 95 330 .337 77 11 186 2 .304 7 53 33-43 794 301 50 .956Opponents .230 40-40 998 114 230 41 12 9 94 322 .323 109 21 200 5 .319 1 28 17-23 781 285 66 .942

LOB - Team (222), Opp (249). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (6). IBB - Team (0), Opp (1).

# Player Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E F%5 Jessica Tejas .323 24-24 62 3 20 6 1 0 10 28 .452 10 0 8 0 .405 2 1 1-2 38 2 0 1.000

16 Becky Vyzas .319 24-24 69 10 22 2 2 2 8 34 .493 9 0 11 1 .392 1 1 2-2 120 10 1 .9923 Brittany Dattilo .269 23-23 52 6 14 2 1 0 5 18 .346 4 0 14 0 .321 0 2 3-5 13 3 1 .9412 Susan Jallo .265 24-24 68 11 18 2 0 2 9 26 .382 5 2 9 0 .333 0 9 9-10 26 38 5 .928

12 Ashley Carrea .246 24-24 65 5 16 1 0 0 3 17 .262 2 0 11 0 .265 1 2 0-2 56 48 9 .92010 Julie Wisniewski .230 24-24 74 12 17 4 0 0 6 21 .284 10 0 10 0 .321 0 3 2-2 37 54 6 .9381 Cassie Barnes .182 24-24 66 4 12 3 0 0 6 15 .227 2 0 18 0 .206 0 4 0-0 29 3 2 .941

--------------14 Alyssa Marsdale 1.000 1-0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .00015 Brittany Hipple .326 15-15 43 2 14 6 0 0 3 20 .465 3 2 7 0 .396 0 1 0-0 95 5 2 .98013 Shannon Kelly .222 21-14 36 11 8 1 0 0 3 9 .250 2 0 6 0 .263 0 4 2-2 0 1 0 1.0006 Brie Walton .207 20-12 29 6 6 0 0 0 1 6 .207 1 0 12 0 .233 0 2 1-2 15 0 0 1.0004 Kari Walsh .136 9-9 22 2 3 0 2 0 1 7 .318 0 0 2 0 .136 0 1 0-0 43 10 0 1.0008 Brittany Garcia .000 9-0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

19 Heather VanLandin .000 2-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 19 4 .8267 Kristi Humphrey .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Totals .255 24-24 593 75 151 27 6 4 56 202 .341 48 4 111 1 .313 4 30 20-27 473 194 30 .957Opponents .251 24-24 597 69 150 22 9 3 56 199 .333 63 16 104 5 .338 1 19 8-12 469 163 41 .939

# Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HPB BK SFA SHA19 Heather VanLandingham 1.79 14-10 25 25 19 5 0 0 156.1 109 60 40 87 113 19 3 6 551 .198 15 20 0 1 244 Kari Walsh 2.65 9-7 21 15 15 3 0 3 108.1 121 54 41 22 87 22 9 3 447 .271 6 1 0 0 4

Totals 2.14 23-17 40 40 34 8 0 3 264.2 230 114 81 109 200 41 12 9 998 .230 21 21 0 1 28Opponents 2.29 17-23 40 40 33 6 0 0 260.1 239 124 85 77 186 40 9 11 979 .244 19 11 0 7 53

# Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HPB BK SFA SHA19 Heather VanLandin 1.47 11-5 16 16 11 3 0 0 100.1 75 33 21 53 58 10 3 2 353 .212 12 15 0 1 174 Kari Walsh 3.66 3-5 13 8 8 1 0 3 57.1 75 36 30 10 46 12 6 1 244 .307 3 1 0 0 2

Totals 2.26 14-10 24 24 19 4 0 3 157.2 150 69 51 63 104 22 9 3 597 .251 15 16 0 1 19Opponents 2.19 10-14 24 24 20 3 0 0 156.1 151 75 49 48 111 27 6 4 593 .255 16 4 0 4 30



2010 Miscellaneous Statistics

2010 Individual Honors and AwardsCassie BarnesSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Ashley CarreaSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Deanna HenriottSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Shannon KellySSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Jessica TejasSecond team all-Sunshine State ConferenceUniversity of Tampa Unsung Hero Award

Becky VyzasSecond team all-Sunshine State Conference

Kari WalshSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll (4.0)First team CoSIDA Academic All-DistrictSSC Pitcher of the Week (5/3)

Brie WaltonSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Heather Van LandinghamSSC Commissioner’s Honor RollSecond team all-Sunshine State ConferenceSSC Pitcher of the Week (3/22) and (3/29)

InningByInning Summary1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total

Tampa 21 13 20 12 18 26 14 124Opponents 6 16 19 11 31 22 9 114

Winloss summary:Total: 23-17 Conference: 14-10 Non-Conference: 9-7 Home: 11-5Away: 5-7 Neutral: 7-5 Day: 16-13 Night: 7-4vs. Left: 1-3 vs Right: 22-14 1-Run games: 7-4 2-Run games: 8-45+Run games: 4-4 Extra innings: 0-0 Shutouts: 8-6 Scoring 0-2 runs: 7-15Scoring 3-5 runs: 11-2 Scoring 6-9 runs : 3-0 Scoring 10+ runs: 2-0 Opponent 0-2 runs: 18-3Opponent 3-5 runs: 5-8 Opponent 6-9 runs: 0-6 Opponent 10+ runs: 0-0 Scored in 1st inning: 9-4 Scores first: 19-7 Opp. scores first: 4-10 After 4 leading: 13-4 After 4 trailing: 3-13After 4 tied:7-0 After 5 leading: 15-2 After 5 trailing: 3-12 After 5 tied: 3-1After 6 leading: 19-1 After 6 trailing: 2-14 After 6 tied: 0-0 Hit 0 home runs: 16-15Hit 1 home run: 6-2 Hit 2+ home runs: 1-0 Opponent 0 home runs: 21-10 Opponent 1 home run: 2-7Opponent 2+ HRs: 0-0 Made 0 errors: 6-2 Made 1 error: 8-10 Made 2+ errors: 9-5Opp. made 0 errors: 3-7 Opp. made 1 error: 5-5 Opp. made 2+ errors: 15-5 Out-hit opponent: 19-6Out-hit by opponent 3-11 Hits are tied: 1-0

Record When Team ScoresRuns 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-6 2-5 5-4 4-1 3-0 4-1 0-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 2-0

Record When Opponent ScoresRuns 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 8-0 7-1 3-2 2-2 3-4 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-2 0-0

Record When Leading AfterInn. 1 2 3 4 5 6W-L 9-2 10-2 12-4 13-4 15-2 19-1



AllAmerican2003 – Lacinda Norman

AllSouth Region2009 - Becky Vyzas (Daktronics second team)2008 - Deanna Henriott (Daktronics first team)2007 - Devlin Dougherty (Daktronics first team)2004 - Lacinda Norman (NFCA second team)2004 - Becky Testin (NFCA second team)2003 - Lacinda Norman (NFCA first team)2002 - Kristen Abbott (NFCA second team)2002 - Christy Exizian (NFCA second team)

Sunshine State Conference Coach of the Year2001 – Leslie Kanter

Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year1993 – Shannon Abarbanel

First Team allSunshine State Conference2009 - Deanna Henriott (P)2007 - Kallan Casey (3B)2004 - Becky Testin (Utility)2004 - Lacinda Norman (2B)

2003 - Lacinda Norman (2B)2003 - Kristen Law (Utility)2002 - Kristen Abbott (OF)2002 - Stephanie McKenzie (OF)2002 - Christy Exizian (DP/P)2001 - Christy Exizian (P)1999 - Dena Glover (DP)1998 - Kelly McKendree (SS)1995 - Missy Agnitsch (1B)1995 - Natalie Bushman (C)1993 - Shannon Abarbanel (2B)1993 - Paula Proch (P)1993 - Kara Paula (1B)1992 - Shannon Abarbanel (2B)

Second Team allSunshine State Conference2010- Jessica Tejas (DP/OF)2010- Heather Van Landingham (P)2010- Becky Vyzas (C)2009 - Kallan Casey (At-Large)2008 - Ashley Arcuri (2B)2008 - Deanna Henriott (P)2007 - Devlin Dougherty (Utility)2007 - Kelly Glover (OF)2006 - Nicole Fenno (OF)2006 - Samantha Becker (Utility)2005 - Katie Bender (OF)2005 - Nicole Fenno (At-Large)2004 - Kristin Law (1B)2002 - Lacinda Norman (2B)2001 - Nikki Katz (3B)2001 - Dawn Wallace (C)2001 - Brittany Fischer (DP)2000 - Gerrie Greenwell (2B)2000 - Nikki Katz (3B)

2000 - Dawn Wallace (C)2000 - Brittany Fischer (DP)1999 - Dawn Wallace (C)1998 - Missy Agnitsch (1B)1998 - Melissa Tapia (2B)1994 - Natalie Bushman (C)1993 - Karen Verwoord (DP)1992 - Natalie Bushman (DP)1991 - Liz Kabot (OF)1989 - Megan Doherty (OF)1989 - Theresa Sikes (DH)

Honorable Mention allSunshine State Conference2004 - Devlin Dougherty (P)2001 - Laci Tiarks (P)2000 - Laci Tiarks (P)1999 - Gerri Greenwell (2B)1999 - Nikki Katz (OF)1994 - Robin Asbury1993 - Natalie Bushman (C)1993 - Genna Griffis (2B)1993 - Carrine O’Connell (OF)1992 - Bridget Boswell (P)1992 - Paula Proch (P)1992 - Kara Paula (1B)1991 - Luane Baldwin (1B)1991 - Julie Pacatta (C)1989 - Brenda Stacy (OF)1988 - Luanne Baldwin (1B)

Lacinda Norman is the lone player in UT history

to be named an All-American.

Honors and Awards



Tampa Coaching HistoryName Year(s) Record (Pct.)Michelle Lamont 1989-93 114-104 (.523)Pete Monteleone 1994 10-18 (.357)Leslie Kanter 1995-current 376-338 (.526)Overall 19892010 500460 (521)

SSC ChampionshipsRegular Season (one) - 2001

Year Overall SSC NCAA NCAA Finish Coach1989 19-15 14-10, 3rd Michelle Lamont1990 15-32 10-14, 4th Michelle Lamont1991 27-19 14-10, 3rd Michelle Lamont1992 25-18 18-6, 2nd Michelle Lamont1993 28-20 18-6, T-2nd Michelle Lamont1994 13-28 10-18, 5th Pete Monteleone1995 12-38 6-22, 6th Leslie Kanter1996 5-31 2-24, 8th Leslie Kanter1997 18-28 6-22, 8th Leslie Kanter1998 22-20 9-15, 5th Leslie Kanter1999 16-24 9-19, 6th Leslie Kanter2000 28-11 18-10, 4th Leslie Kanter2001 33-16 20-6, 1st 0-2 South Regional Leslie Kanter2002 35-14 18-10, 3rd 2-2 South Regional Leslie Kanter2003 22-25 10-18, 7th Leslie Kanter2004 33-14 13-8, 3rd 2-2 South Regional Leslie Kanter2005 19-22 9-15, 7th Leslie Kanter2006 19-31 6-18, 8th Leslie Kanter2007 29-20 14-10, T-5th Leslie Kanter2008 35-15 14-7, T-2nd 4-2 South Regional Leslie Kanter2009 27-14 14-8, 4th 0-2 South Regional Leslie Kanter2010 23-17 14-10,3rd Leslie KanterTotals 500462 227244 810 five appearances 22 years

Year-by-Year Results

Former head coach Michelle Lamont with

then assistant coach Leslie Kanter.



NCAA Tournament Record: 810Total NCAA Appearances: five

2001 South Regionalhosted by AlabamaHuntsville Huntsville, Ala.lost to West Florida 5-1lost to Lynn 9-0

2002 South Regionalhosted by Barry Miami Shores, Fla.defeated Delta State 2-1defeated Valdosta State 6-5lost to Barry 1-0lost to Valdosta State 5-0

2004 South Regionalhosted by Florida Southern Lakeland, Fla.defeated West Florida 5-4lost to Florida Southern 3-2defeated Benedict 1-0lost to Alabama-Huntsville 3-0

2008 South Regionalhosted by Barry Miami Shores, Fla.lost to Rollins, 4-1defeated Albany State, 5-0defeated West Florida, 2-0defeated Alabama-Huntsville, 1-0 (8)defeated Saint Leo, 2-0lost to Barry, 2-0 (8)

2009 South Regionalhosted by Valdosta State Valdosta, Ga.lost to Valdosta State, 5-0lost to Florida Southern, 8-6

NCAA Record vs. OpponentsAlabama-Huntsville ....................................................1-1Albany State ..................................................................1-0Barry ................................................................................0-2Benedict ..........................................................................1-0Delta State ......................................................................1-0Florida Southern ..........................................................0-2Lynn..................................................................................0-1Rollins ..............................................................................0-1Saint Leo ........................................................................1-0West Florida ..................................................................2-1Valdosta State ................................................................1-2

Spartans in the NCAA Tournament

AllTournament Team2008 - Ashley Arcuri, Ashley Carrea, DeannaHenriott2009 - Deanna Henriott

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Ranking History



Batting Average1. .437 Kara Paula (52-119) 19932. .419 Gena Griffis (52-124) 19943. .386 Becky Vyzas (44-114) 20094. .378 Missy Agnitsch (56-148) 19975. .364 Shannon Abarbanel (52-143) 19936. .361 Missy Agnitsch (61-169) 19957. .361 Natalie Bushman (53-147) 19958. .360 Nicole Fenno (49-136) 20069. .358 Amanda Bedford (48-134) 19959. .358 Lisa Weinberg (48-134) 1997

Slugging Percentage1. .693 Becky Vyzas (114 AB) 20092. .636 Shannon Abarbanel (143 AB) 19933. .605 Kara Paula (119 AB) 19934. .560 Kristin Law (134 AB) 20045. .537 Devlin Dougherty (134 AB) 20076. .536 Kallan Casey (138 AB) 20077. .536 Missy Agnitsch (125 AB) 19988. .514 Christy Exizian (148 AB) 20029. .511 Devlin Dougherty (137 AB) 200610. .509 Samantha Becker (163 AB) 2007

OnBase Percentage1. .511 Kara Paula (119 AB) 19932. .482 Gena Griffis (124 AB) 19943. .474 Becky Vyzas (114 AB) 20094. .442 Devlin Dougherty (137 AB) 20065. .436 Lacinda Norman (130 AB) 20036. .434 Devlin Dougherty (134 AB) 20077. .433 Natalie Bushman (103 AB) 19948. .427 Shannon Abarbanel (143 AB) 19939. .423 Katie Bender (117 AB) 200410. .419 Kristin Law (134 AB) 2004

Games Played1. 50 Michele Horan 20061. 50 Holly Quickery 19951. 50 Natalie Bushman 19951. 50 Missy Agnitsch 19955. 18 with 49

Games Started1. 50 Missy Agnitsch 19951. 50 Natalie Bushman 19951. 50 Holly Quickery 19951. 50 Michele Horan 20065. 12 with 49

At Bats1. 175 Kristen Abbott 20022. 173 Julie Pacatte 19913. 171 Michele Horan 20074. 169 Missy Agnitsch 19955. 168 Nikki Katz 20016. 164 Kristen Abbott 20037. 163 Samantha Becker 20078. 162 Bridget Boswell 19918. 162 Kelly Glover 200710. 160 Becky Testin 2004

Runs1. 41 Shannon Abarbanel 19932. 38 Robin Asbury 19943. 36 Julie Pacatte 19914. 35 Marlene Tamayo 19945. 34 Kristen Abbott 20025. 34 Lacinda Norman 20045. 34 Kara Paula 19938. 33 Becky Testin 20048. 33 Michele Horan 200710. 32 Gena Griffis 199410. 32 Kara Paula 199110. 32 Missy Agnitsch 199510. 32 Gerri Greenwell 2000

Hits1. 61 Missy Agnitsch 19952. 56 Missy Agnitsch 19973. 54 Kristen Abbott 20024. 53 Natalie Bushman 19954. 53 Michele Horan 20076. 52 Gena Griffis 19946. 52 Kara Paula 19936. 52 Shannon Abarbanel 19939. 51 Ashley Arcuri 20089. 51 Kelly Glover 20079. 51 Julie Pacatte 1991

Doubles1. 15 Shannon Abarbanel 19932. 13 Natalie Bushman 19952. 13 Christy Exizian 20022. 13 Kristin Law 20045. 12 Katie Bender 20055. 12 Samantha Becker 20075. 12 Kristen Abbott 2003

Kristen Abbott is UT’s all-time leader in

single-season at bats.

Individual Season Records



8. 11 Katie Bender 20048. 11 Samantha Becker 20088. 11 Michele Horan 20078. 11 Julie Pacatte 1991

Triples1. 8 Kara Paula 19902. 7 Kara Paula 19913. 6 Lacinda Norman 20023. 6 Becky Vyzas 20093. 6 Michele Horan 20083. 6 Julie Pacatte 19923. 6 Kara Paula 19938. 7 with 5

Home Runs1. 7 Samantha Becker 20071. 7 Devlin Dougherty 20073. 6 Kallan Casey 20073. 6 Shannon Abarbanel 19935. 5 Jessica Tejas 20085. 5 Becky Vyzas 20095. 5 Kristin Law 20048. 6 with 4

Runs Batted In1. 37 Christy Exizian 20022. 36 Kristin Law 20043. 35 Shannon Abarbanel 19934. 32 Samantha Becker 20075. 31 Devlin Dougherty 20075. 31 Lisa Weinberg 19977. 29 Amanda Bedford 19958. 28 Katie Bender 20049. 27 Kristin Law 200210. 26 Kelly Glover 2007

10. 26 Shannon Abarbanel 1992

Total Bases1. 91 Shannon Abarbanel 19932. 83 Samantha Becker 20073. 79 Missy Agnitsch 19953. 79 Becky Vyzas 20095. 76 Christy Exizian 20026. 75 Kristin Law 20046. 75 Michele Horan 20078. 74 Natalie Bushman 19958. 74 Kallan Casey 200710. 72 Devlin Dougherty 200710. 72 Kara Paula 1993

Walks1. 27 Natalie Bushman 19932. 25 Devlin Dougherty 20062. 25 Devlin Dougherty 20074. 21 Katie Bender 20045. 20 Kristin Law 20046. 19 Gerri Greenwell 20006. 19 Natalie Bushman 19946. 19 Shannon Abarbanel 19936. 19 Jessica Plante 199710. 18 Laurie Genarelli 198910. 18 Holly Quickery 199510. 18 Amanda Bedford 1997

Stolen Bases1. 24 Missy Agnitsch (24-29) 19972. 23 Robin Asbury (23-23) 19942. 23 Marlene Tamayo (23-24) 19944. 22 Missy Agnitsch (22-26) 19955. 21 Missy Agnitsch (21-27) 19966. 18 Shannon Abarbanel (18-18) 19936. 18 Robin Asbury (18-18) 19938. 16 Nicole Fenno (16-17) 20039. 14 Liz Kabot (14-18) 19899. 14 Nicole Fenno (14-15) 20069. 14 Nikki Katz (14-16) 20019. 14 Liz Kabot (14-18) 19919. 14 Susan Jallo (1416) 2010

Earned Run Average1. 0.68 Becky Testin (82.2 IP) 20032. 0.85 Laci Tiarks (165.1 IP) 20003. 1.04 Robyn Markley (100.2 IP) 20004. 1.06 Becky Testin (106.0 IP) 20045. 1.06 Christy Exizian (205.1 IP) 20026. 1.09 Devlin Dougherty (198.1 IP) 20047. 1.11 Christy Exizian (170.0 IP) 20018. 1.22 Deanna Henriott (190.0 IP) 20099. 1.45 Laci Tiarks (159.2 IP) 199910. 1.58 Deanna Henriott (216.2 IP) 2008

Strikeouts Per Game1. 9.58 Deanna Henriott (190.0 IP) 20092. 8.11 Heather VanLandingham (136.1 IP) 20073. 8.11 Niki Trowell (82.0 IP) 20054. 8.11 Deanna Henriott (216.2 IP) 20085. 7.37 Heather VanLandingham (115.0 IP) 2008

Missy Agnitsch is atop the records in single-season

stolen bases for Tampa.




6. 7.34 Devlin Dougherty (198.1 IP) 20047. 7.10 Devlin Dougherty (229.2 IP) 20068. 6.69 Becky Testin (82.2 IP) 20039. 6.67 Becky Testin (106.0 IP) 200410. 6.14 Christy Exizian (170.0 IP) 2001

Wins1. 24 Deanna Henriott (249) 20082. 21 Paula Proch (21-11) 1993

21 Christy Exizian (21-9) 20024. 20 Devlin Dougherty (20-10) 20045. 18 Deanna Henriott (18-10) 20095. 18 Laurie Genarelli (18-13) 19897. 17 Paula Proch (17-13) 19917. 17 Laci Tiarks (17-10) 20019. 16 Christy Exizian (16-6) 200110. 15 Devlin Dougherty (15-9) 2007

Saves1. 4 Deanna Henriott 20092. 3 Laci Tiarks 20003. 2 Bridget Boswell 19933. 2 Deanna Henriott 20085. 13 with 1

Appearances1. 39 Christy Exizian 20022. 37 Devlin Dougherty 20063. 36 Paula Proch 19903. 36 Deanna Henriott 20085. 35 Holly Quickery 19955. 35 Deanna Henriott 20097. 34 Paula Proch 19938. 33 Devlin Dougherty 20049. 32 Laurie Genarelli 198910. 31 Kisha Robinson 1994

Games Started1. 36 Paula Proch 19902. 32 Laurie Genarelli 19892. 32 Paula Proch 19934. 31 Christy Exizian 20024. 31 Devlin Dougherty 20066. 30 Paula Proch 19917. 29 Kisha Robinson 19948. 28 Devlin Dougherty 20048. 28 Devlin Dougherty 200710. 27 Deanna Henriott 200810. 27 Holly Quickery 1995

Complete Games1. 31 Devlin Dougherty 20062. 30 Laurie Genarelli 19893. 29 Paula Proch 19904. 26 Paula Proch 19935. 25 Deanna Henriott 20086. 24 Paula Proch 19927. 23 Devlin Dougherty 20048. 22 Holly Quickery 19959. 21 Deanna Henriott 20099. 21 Christy Exizian 2002

Shutouts1. 9 Deanna Henriott 20092. 8 Deanna Henriott 20082. 8 Devlin Dougherty 20044. 7 Christy Exizian 20025. 6 Christy Exizian 20015. 6 Laci Tiarks 20007. 5 Robyn Markley 20007. 5 Paula Proch 19937. 5 Laci Tiarks 19997. 5 Laci Tiarks 20017. 5 Heather Van Landingham2010

Innings Pitched1. 229.2 Devlin Dougherty 20062. 228.0 Paula Proch 19903. 219.0 Laurie Genarelli 19894. 216.2 Deanna Henriott 20085. 214.1 Paula Proch 19936. 205.1 Christy Exizian 20027. 198.1 Devlin Dougherty 20048. 193.0 Paula Proch 19919. 190.0 Deanna Henriott 200910. 186.0 Holly Quickery 1995

Strikeouts1. 260 Deanna Henriott 20092. 251 Deanna Henriott 20083. 233 Devlin Dougherty 20064. 208 Devlin Dougherty 20045. 158 Heather VanLandingham 20076. 157 Christy Exizian 20027. 153 Devlin Dougherty 20078. 149 Christy Exizian 20019. 135 Devlin Dougherty 200510. 121 Heather VanLandingham 2008

Devlin Dougherty was the first pitcher in UT history to

register 200-plus strikeouts in a season.




Batting Average1. .358 Missy Agnitsch (198-553) 1995-98

2. .346 Shannon Abarbanel (92-266) 1992-93

3. .325 Amanda Bedford (149-458) 1995-98

4. .323 Ashley Arcuri (94-291) 2008-09

5. .311 Dawn Wallace (161-517) 1998-01

6. .311 Kara Paula (164-527) 1990-93

7. .310 Natalie Bushman (140-451) 1992-95

8. .309 Gena Griffis (128-414) 1991-94

9. .308 Nicole Fenno (128-415) 2003-06

10. .306 Lacinda Norman (166-543) 2001-04

Slugging Percentage1. .607 Becky Vyzas (191 AB) 2009Curr.2. .575 Shannon Abarbanel (266 AB) 1992-93

3. .507 Kallan Casey (286 AB) 2007-09

4. .477 Missy Agnitsch (553 AB) 1995-98

5. .454 Christy Exizian (251 AB) 2001-02

6. .446 Kara Paula (527 AB) 1990-93

7. .440 Katie Bender (357 AB) 2002,04-05

8. .433 Kristin Law (527 AB) 2002-05

9. .431 Devlin Dougherty (466 AB) 2004-07

10. .431 Lacinda Norman (543 AB) 2001-04

OnBase Percentage1. .439 Becky Vyzas (191 AB) 2009Curr.2. .418 Shannon Abarbanel (266 AB) 1992-93

3. .404 Natalie Bushman (451 AB) 1992-95

4. .392 Amanda Bedford (458 AB) 1995-98

5. .391 Devlin Dougherty (466 AB) 2004-07

6. .389 Missy Agnitsch (553 AB) 1995-98

7. .380 Gena Griffis (414 AB) 1991-94

8. .379 Katie Bender (357 AB) 2002,04-05

9. .377 Francine Carter (193 AB) 1994-95

10. .374 Ashley Arcuri (291 AB) 2008-09

Stolen Base Perceantage1. 1.000 Robin Asbury (41-41) 1993-94

2. .958 Marlene Tamayo (23-24) 1994

3. .938 Karen Verwoord (15-16) 1991-94

4. .933 Natalie Bushman (14-15) 1992-95

5. .926 Kisha Robinson (25-27) 1994-96

6. .923 Shannon Abarbanel (24-26) 1992-93

7. .909 Gena Griffis (20-22) 1991-94

7. .909 Jessica Plante (20-22) 1995-98

7. .909 Lacinda Norman (20-22) 2001-04

10. .898 Nicole Fenno (53-59) 2003-06

Games Played1. 191 Miki Stark 2001-04

2. 190 Lacinda Norman 2001-04

3. 188 Michele Horan 2006-09

4. 182 Kristin Law 2002-05

5. 179 Samantha Becker 2006-09

6. 176 Natalie Bushman 1992-95

7. 172 Kristen Abbott 2001-04

8. 170 Dawn Wallace 1998-01

8. 170 Kara Paula 1990-93

8. 170 Melissa Tapia 1998-01

8. 170 Missy Agnitsch 1995-98

8. 170 Julie Pacatte 1989-92

Games Started1. 191 Miki Stark 2001-04



4. 180 Kristin Law 2002-05








At Bats1. 627 Michele Horan 2006-09






7. 527 Kristin Law 2002-05

7. 527 Kara Paula 1990-93

9. 521 Kelly McKendree 1997-00

10. 517 Dawn Wallace 1998-01

Runs1. 115 Missy Agnitsch 1995-98

Individual Career Records

Miki Stark has started more games than any other

Spartan.




3. 104 Kara Paula 1990-93





8. 81 Gena Griffis 1991-94

9. 80 Amanda Bedford 1995-98


Hits1. 198 Missy Agnitsch 1995-98




5. 164 Kara Paula 1990-93





10. 147 Kristin Law 2002-05

Doubles1. 37 Samantha Becker 2006-09

2. 33 Kristin Law 2002-05


4. 31 Katie Bender 2002,04-05


6. 27 Kelly Glover 2004-07




9. 22 Jessica Tejas 2007-10




10. 21 Shannon Abarbanel 1992-93

Triples1. 24 Kara Paula 1990-93







8. 10 Dena Glover 1999-01




Home Runs1. 14 Kristin Law 2002-05


3. 11 Devlin Dougherty 2004-07


5. 10 Kallan Casey 2007-09


7. 8 Shannon Abarbanel 1992-93


9. 7 Becky Vyzas 2009Curr.10. 6 Christy Exizian 2001-02

Runs Batted In1. 89 Kristin Law 2002-05


3. 82 Kara Paula 1990-93








Total Bases1. 264 Missy Agnitsch 1995-98



4. 235 Kara Paula 1990-93


6. 228 Kristin Law 2002-05





Walks1. 70 Devlin Dougherty 2004-07



Kelly Glover was a four-year letterwinner in center

field for the Spartans.



3. 54 Kristin Law 2002-05





6. 44 Kara Paula 1990-93

6. 44 Miki Stark 2001-04

9. 43 Jessica Keefe 2006-09


Hit By Pitch1. 17 Katie Bender 2002,04-05

2. 16 Brandyce Trowell 2005-07

3. 12 Brandi Blout 2005-08

4. 11 Rachel Browning 2007-09



7. 8 Kara Paula 1990-93


9. 6 Paula Proch 1990-93

9. 6 Miki Stark 2001-04


9. 6 Melissa Krenn 2005-06

Sacrifice Flies1. 7 Shannon Abarbanel 1992-93

1. 7 Karen Verwoord 1991-94

1. 7 Jessica Keefe 2006-09


4. 6 Robin Asbury 1993-94


6. 8 with 3

Sacrifice Hits1. 28 Michele Horan 2006-09

2. 27 Miki Stark 2001-04

2. 27 Kara Paula 1990-93

4. 25 Kallan Casey 2007-09

4. 25 Bridget Boswell 1991-93




8. 20 Susan Jallo 2009Curr.9. 19 Jessica Tejas 2007-10

Stolen Bases1. 75 Missy Agnitsch (75-93) 1995-98

2. 53 Nicole Fenno (53-59) 2003-06

3. 41 Robin Asbury (41-41) 1993-94

4. 37 Kara Paula (37-45) 1990-93

4. 37 Liz Kabot (37-45) 1989-91

6. 35 Michele Horan (35-41) 2006-09

7. 27 Kristen Abbott (27-34) 2001-04

8. 26 Kelly McKendree (26-33) 1997-00

9. 25 Kisha Robinson (25-27) 1994-96

10. 24 Shannon Abarbanel (24-26) 1992-93

Stolen Base Attempts1. 93 Missy Agnitsch (75-93) 1995-98

2. 59 Nicole Fenno (53-59) 2003-06

3. 45 Kara Paula (37-45) 1990-93

3. 45 Liz Kabot (37-45) 1989-91

5. 41 Michele Horan (35-41) 2006-09

5. 41 Robin Asbury (41-41) 1993-94

7. 34 Kristen Abbott (27-34) 2001-04

8. 33 Kelly McKendree (26-33) 1997-00

9. 27 Kisha Robinson (25-27) 1994-96

9. 27 Gerri Greenwell (22-27) 1999-00

Earned Run Average1. 0.89 Becky Testin (188.2 IP) 2003-04

2. 1.08 Christy Exizian (375.1 IP) 2001-02

3. 1.41 Deanna Henriott (406.2 IP) 2008curr.4. 1.54 Laci Tiarks (648.2 IP) 1998-01

5. 1.71 Devlin Dougherty (767.2 IP) 2004-07

6. 2.08 Laurie Genarelli (219.0 IP) 1989

7. 2.10 Melissa Holmes (229.2 IP) 2002-05

8. 2.11 Heather VanLandingham (501.1 IP) 2007-10

9. 2.34 Bridget Boswell (331.2 IP) 1991-93

10. 2.48 Robyn Markley (360.2 IP) 1997-00

Strikeouts Per Game1. 8.80 Deanna Henriott (406.2 IP) 2008curr.2. 8.07 Niki Trowell (128.1 IP) 2005-06

3. 6.68 Becky Testin (188.2 IP) 2003-04

4. 6.65 Devlin Dougherty (767.2 IP) 2004-07

5. 6.48 Heather Van Landingham (501.1 IP) 2007-10

6. 5.71 Christy Exizian (375.1 IP) 2001-02

7. 3.95 Laci Tiarks (648.2 IP) 1998-01

Paula Proch is the all-time leader in appearances

and games started.




8. 3.39 Holly Quickery (186.0 IP) 1995

9. 3.02 Melissa Holmes (229.2 IP) 2002-05

10. 2.93 Robyn Markley (360.2 IP) 1997-00

Wins1. 63 Paula Proch (63-62) 1990-93

2. 61 Devlin Dougherty (61-51) 2004-07

3. 53 Laci Tiarks (53-40) 1998-01

4. 43 Heather VanLandingham (42-28)2007-10

5. 42 Deanna Henriott (4219) 2008curr.6. 37 Christy Exizian (37-15) 2001-02

7. 34 Robyn Markley (34-25) 1997-00

8. 29 Bridget Boswell (29-18) 1991-93

9. 21 Becky Testin (21-9) 2003-04

10. 18 Laurie Genarelli (18-13) 1989

Appearances1. 128 Paula Proch 1990-93


3. 107 Laci Tiarks 1998-01

4. 93 Heather VanLandingham 2007-10

5. 71 Deanna Henriott 2008curr.6. 69 Kisha Robinson 1994-96

6. 69 Robyn Markley 1997-00

7. 67 Christy Exizian 2001-02


9. 53 Melissa Holmes 2002-05

Games Started1. 124 Paula Proch 1990-93


3. 85 Laci Tiarks 1998-01



6. 55 Kisha Robinson 1994-96


7. 51 Deanna Henriott 2008curr.8. 47 Bridget Boswell 1991-93

9. 33 Melissa Holmes 2002-05

Complete Games1. 91 Devlin Dougherty 2004-07


3. 74 Laci Tiarks 1998-01


5. 46 Deanna Henriott 2008curr.6. 39 Kisha Robinson 1994-96


8. 30 Laurie Genarelli 1989



Shutouts1. 19 Devlin Dougherty 2004-07

2. 17 Deanna Henriott 2008curr.3. 16 Laci Tiarks 1998-01






9. 5 Becky Testin 2003-04

9. 5 Niki Trowell 2005-06

Innings Pitched1. 809.1 Paula Proch 1990-93

2. 767.2 Devlin Dougherty 2004-07

3. 648.2 Laci Tiarks 1998-01

4. 501.1 Heather VanLandingham 2007-10

5. 406.2Deanna Henriott 2008curr.6. 375.1 Christy Exizian 2001-02

7. 360.2 Robyn Markley 1997-00

8. 331.2 Bridget Boswell 1991-93

9. 326.2 Kisha Robinson 1994-96

10. 229.2 Melissa Holmes 2002-05

Strikeouts1. 729 Devlin Dougherty 2004-07

2. 511 Deanna Henriott 2008curr.3. 464 Heather VanLandingham 2007-10

4. 366 Laci Tiarks 1998-01


6. 258 Paula Proch 1990-93

7. 180 Becky Testin 2003-04


9. 148 Niki Trowell 2005-06



Robyn Markley threw the first UT no-hitter and ranks

in the top 10 in several pitching categories.



At Bats1. 7 Kelly Glover Barry 03/04/07

1. 7 Michele Horan Barry 03/04/07

1. 7 Ashley Arcuri Florida Tech 03/27/09

1. 7 Michele Horan Florida Tech 03/27/09

5. 10 with 6

Runs1. 4 Kara Paula Rollins 04/03/93

1. 4 Natalie Bushman Eckerd 04/06/93

3. 9 with 3

Hits1. 4 Ashley Arcuri Palm Beach Atl. 02/08/08

1. 4 Becky Vyzas Florida Tech 03/27/09

1. 4 Devlin Dougherty at Lynn 04/07/07

1. 4 Devlin Dougherty Lynn 04/14/06

1. 4 Kallan Casey at Eckerd 03/21/07

1. 4 Michele Horan at Nova SE 03/20/08

1. 4 Nicole Fenno Valdosta State 04/13/05

1. 4 Nicole Fenno at Valdosta State 04/01/06

1. 4 Nicole Fenno at Nova SE 04/07/06

1. 4 Samantha Becker vs Eckerd 02/25/07

Runs Batted In1. 5 Ashley Carrea Michigan-Dearborn 02/27/10

1. 5 Kara Paula Florida Tech 03/27/93

1. 5 Nikki Katz Lynn 02/19/99


4. 15 with 4

Doubles1. 3 Kara Paula Florida Tech 04/04/93

2. 15 with 2

Triples1. 2 Julie Pacatte Rollins 03/10/92

1. 2 Krystal Crooks Ohio Valley 03/06/07

1. 2 Michele Horan Ohio Valley 03/06/07

1. 2 Michele Horan Eckerd 03/06/08

1. 2 Missy Agnitsch Valdosta State 02/21/96

Home Runs1. 2 Ashley Carrea vs. Mich.-Dearborn 02/27/10

1. 2 Devlin Dougherty at Lynn 04/07/07

1. 2 Jessica Tejas vs Ohio Valley 03/07/09

Total Bases1. 11 Devlin Dougherty at Lynn 04/07/07

2. 8 Ashely Carrea vs. Mich.-Dearborn 02/27/10

2. 8 Ashley Carrea vs Albany State 05/08/08

2. 8 Becky Vyzas vs St. Joseph's 03/06/09

2. 8 Jessica Tejas vs Ohio Valley 03/07/09

2. 8 Krystal Crooks Ohio Valley 03/06/07


Walks1. 3 Devlin Dougherty Lynn 04/15/06

1. 3 Devlin Dougherty Eckerd 03/25/06

1. 3 Jessica Tejas vs Rollins 05/07/08

1. 3 Julie Pacatte Rollins 03/20/89

1. 3 Kallan Casey at Valdosta State 05/08/09

1. 3 Kara Paula Florida Tech 04/17/93Julie Pacatte was the first of four UT players to hit

two triples in a game.

Single Game Individual RecordsSpartan No HittersRobyn Markley, 8-0 vs. Lynn, 04/18/98Christy Exizian, 1-0 vs. Florida Tech, 04/07/02Devlin Dougherty, 1-0 vs. Rollins, 02/25/06Devlin Dougherty, 10-0 vs. Salem International, 03/11/06Devlin Dougherty, 1-0 vs. Nova Southeastern, 03/30/07Deanna Henriott, 4-1 vs. Eckerd, 03/06/08Deanna Henriott, 6-0 vs. American International, 03/08/09

Perfect GameChristy Exizian, 1-0 vs. Florida Tech, 4/7/02



1. 3 Natalie Bushman Eckerd 04/06/93

1. 3 Shannon Abarbanel Eckerd 04/06/93

Hit By Pitch1. 2 Brandi Blout at Barry 04/25/08

1. 2 Brandyce Trowell Lynn 04/15/06

1. 2 Brandyce Trowell vs S. Arkansas 03/19/06

1. 2 Brie Walton vs. Eckerd 02/19/10

1. 2 Brie Walton vs. West Florida 02/21/10

1. 2 Melissa Krenn at Fla. Southern 03/14/06

Sacrifice Hits1. 17 with 2

Stolen Bases1. 3 Jessica Plante Northwood 02/27/96

1. 3 Liz Kabot Stetson 04/11/91

1. 3 Robin Asbury Eckerd 04/06/93

1. 3 Robin Asbury Rollins 04/16/93

1. 3 Shannon Abarbanel Rollins 04/16/93

1. 3 Susan Jallo Eckerd 04/30/10

Intentional Walks1. 2 Becky Vyzas Florida Tech 03/28/09

Innings Pitched1. 15.0 Deanna Henriott Florida Tech 03/27/09

2. 13.2 Deanna Henriott at Nova SE 03/20/08

3. 10.0 Heather VanLandingham Barry 02/04/07

4. 9.0 Devlin Dougherty Ala.-Huntsville 02/02/07

4. 9.0 Devlin Dougherty Barry 02/04/07

4. 9.0 Devlin Dougherty Lynn 04/15/06

Strikeouts1. 20 Deanna Henriott Florida Tech 03/27/09

2. 18 Deanna Henriott vs Armstrong Atl. 02/20/09

3. 17 Deanna Henriott vs Grand Valley St. 03/06/09

4. 16 Deanna Henriott Saint Leo 04/11/08

5. 15 Devlin Dougherty vs Winston-Salem 03/07/06

Batters Faced1. 56 Deanna Henriott at Nova SE 03/20/08

2. 53 Deanna Henriott Florida Tech 03/27/09

3. 44 Devlin Dougherty Lynn 04/15/06

4. 40 Devlin Dougherty Ala.-Huntsville 03/21/06

5. 38 Devlin Dougherty at Rollins 04/29/07

5. 38 Heather VanLandingham Barry 02/04/07

5. 38 Kari Walsh vs West Florida 02/21/10

Putouts1. 20 Becky Vyzas Florida Tech 03/27/09

2. 19 Kara Paula Saint Leo 03/27/93

2. 19 Samantha Becker Barry 03/04/07

4. 18 Rachel Browning vs Armstrong Atl. 02/20/09

5. 17 Brandi Blout Saint Leo 04/11/08

5. 17 Rachel Browning vs Grand Valley St. 03/06/09

Assists1. 12 Bridget Boswell Rollins 03/10/92

2. 7 Bird, Kami at Eckerd 04/02/05

2. 7 Bird, Kami at Valdosta State 04/28/05

4. 7 with 6

Devlin Dougherty owns three of Tampa’s five

no-hitters.

Single Game Individual Records

Longest Hitting Streak18, Kallan Casey (2009)13, Julie Pacatte (1991)12, Ashley Arcuri (2008)

Consecutive Scoreless Innings31, Deanna Henriott (2009)27, Deanna Henriott (2008)26, Deanna Henriott (2009)24, Heather VanLandingham (2008)24, Deanna Henriott (2008)15, Heather VanLandingham (2007)15, Deanna Henriott (2008)14, Laurie Gennarelli (1989)

Consecutive Innings w/o Earned Run57.2, Deanna Henriott (2009)48.1, Deanna Henriott (2008)39, Deanna Henriott (2009)32, Laurie Gennarelli (1989)



At Bats1. 54 Barry 03/04/07

2. 52 Florida Tech 03/27/09

3. 48 at Nova Southeastern 03/20/08

Runs1. 25 Rollins 04/03/93

2. 19 Salem International 03/09/07


4. 13 Nova Southeastern 04/08/06

4. 13 Michigan-Dearborn 02/27/10

Hits1. 18 Rollins 04/03/93

1. 18 Eckerd 04/13/94

3. 17 Eckerd 03/06/08

3. 17 Valdosta State 04/13/05

Runs Batted In1. 19 Rollins 04/03/93



4. 13 Michigan-Dearborn 02/27/10

5. 12 Eckerd 02/25/07

Doubles1. 4 Salem International 03/09/07


1. 4 at Eckerd 04/01/05

1. 4 vs Albany State 05/08/08

1. 4 Lynn 04/15/06

1. 4 vs Bryant 03/17/06

Triples1. 4 Ohio Valley 03/06/07

1. 4 Eckerd 03/06/08

3. 3 Eckerd 03/06/08

Home Runs1. 4 at Lynn 04/07/07

2. 3 vs Michigan-Dearborn 02/27/10

2. 3 at Eckerd 02/28/09

2. 3 vs Hillsdale 03/16/07

2. 3 at Rollins 04/27/07

Total Bases1. 28 at Lynn 04/07/07

2. 27 vs Bryant 03/17/06

3. 25 vs Eckerd 02/25/07

Walks1. 12 Rollins 03/20/89


3. 4 with 8

Hit By Pitch1. 4 vs Southern Arkansas 03/19/06

2. 3 at Valdosta State 02/17/08

2. 3 Lynn 04/15/06

Times Struck Out1. 17 at Saint Leo 02/11/05

1. 17 Saint Leo 04/05/89

3. 3 with 14

Grounded Into Double Play1. 2 Lynn 03/28/08

Sacrifice Flies1. 3 Eckerd 04/01/05


3. 2 vs Florida Tech 02/21/09


Sacrifice Hits1. 5 Eckerd 02/19/10

2. 4 Barry 03/04/07

2. 4 vs Wayne State 03/12/09

2. 4 Saint Leo 03/27/93


Stolen Bases1. 11 Salem International 03/14/96


Caught Stealing1. 2 at Eckerd 04/02/05

Steal Attempts1. 12 Salem International 04/08/89

1. 12 Rollins 04/16/93

3. 7 Salem International 02/19/08Dawn Wallace was UT’s starting catcher from 1998-01.

Single Game Team Records



Intentional Walks1. 2 Florida Tech 03/28/09

Struck Out Looking1. 7 vs Alabama-Huntsville 05/10/08

2. 6 with 5

Runners Left On Base1. 15 Florida Tech 03/27/09

2. 13 Florida Southern 02/27/07

2. 13 at Eckerd 03/21/07

2. 13 at Saint Leo 04/05/09

Innings Pitched1. 15.0 Barry 03/04/07

1. 15.0 Florida Tech 03/27/09

3. 13.2 at Nova Southeastern 03/20/08

Hits Allowed

Consecutive Scoreless Innings43, 03/04/07 - 03/09/0736, 05/08/08 - 05/10/0833, 03/18/09 - 03/28/09

Longest Winning Streak10, 02/21/02 - 03/09/0210, 03/04/07 - 03/09/0710, 02/27/09 - 03/08/099, 03/28/93 - 04/08/939, 02/25/00 - 03/11/009, 03/01/08 - 03/18/08

Longest Losing Streak25, 03/16/96 - 04/23/96

Longest Home Winning Streak14, 04/03/91 - 03/19/92

Longest Home Losing Streak13, 03/16/96 - 04/02/96

Longest Road Winning Streak8, 04/04/93 - 04/16/93

Longest Road Losing Streak12, 02/21/96 - 04/21/96

Margin of Victory24 (25-1), Rollins, 04/03/93

Shutout Margin19 (19-0), Rollins, 03/08/94

Margin of Defeat18 (19-1), Valdosta State, 02/21/96

Longest Game (innings)15 vs. Barry, 03/04/07, W, 3-215 vs. Florida Tech, 03/27/09, W, 1-0

Longest Game (time)6:29 vs. West Florida, 05/09/08, NCAA

Amanda Bedford hit .325 from 1995-98 to rank

third on UT’s all-time list.




3. 16 West Florida 02/21/10

4. 15 Lynn 04/15/06

4. 15 at Lynn 04/23/05

Runs Allowed1. 19 Valdosta State 02/21/96


3. 11 at Lynn 04/23/05

Earned Runs Allowed1. 11 at Lynn 04/23/05

2. 9 vs Valdosta State 02/22/09

2. 9 at Lynn University 04/23/05

Walks Allowed1. 9 at Saint Leo 04/21/07

2. 8 at Saint Leo 03/06/05

3. 5 with 7

Strikeouts1. 20 Florida Tech 03/27/09

2. 18 vs Armstrong Atlantic 02/20/09

3. 17 vs Grand Valley State 03/06/09

Doubles Allowed1. 6 West Florida 02/21/05

2. 5 with 4

Triples Allowed1. 3 at Nova Southeastern 03/13/10

2. 2 Rollins 04/19/08


2. 2 Lynn 04/15/06



2. 2 Alabama-Huntsville 03/21/06

Home Runs Allowed1. 3 at Valdosta State 02/16/08

1. 3 at Rollins 04/28/07

1. 3 at Lynn University 04/23/05

Batters Faced1. 60 Barry 03/04/07



Wild Pitches1. 5 vs Eckerd 04/30/10

2. 4 vs Nova Southeastern 02/25/07

3. 10 with 3

Sacrifice Flies Allowed1. 2 Lynn 04/14/06

1. 2 vs Delta State 03/18/06

Sacrifice Hits Allowed1. 5 Barry 02/04/07

2. 4 vs Palm Beach Atlantic 02/24/07

2. 4 at Rollins 04/29/07

2. 4 Lynn 04/15/06

Strikeouts Looking1. 8 vs Queens 03/03/06

2. 7 vs West Virginia Wesleyan 03/07/09

2. 7 Saint Leo 04/11/08

Chances1. 67 Barry 03/04/07


Jessica Plante is among UT record holders with three

stolen bases in a game.


Putouts1. 45 Barry 03/04/07



Assists1. 19 vs Eckerd 02/25/07

1. 19 Barry 03/04/07


Errors1. 9 Mercer 04/03/92


3. 6 at Saint Leo 03/06/05


Double Plays1. 3 at Nova Southeastern 03/13/10

2. 2 Lynn 03/20/10



Passed Balls1. 4 vs West Florida 02/17/08

2. 9 with 2

Stolen Bases Against1. 7 at Saint Leo 02/12/05

2. 5 vs Florida Gulf Coast 02/24/07

2. 5 vs West Liberty State 03/08/09


Caught Stealing By1. 3 Glenville State 02/09/05

1. 3 Salem International 03/11/06Nikki Katz is atop the charts with five RBI in a single

game.




Batting Average1. .292 (301-1031) 19942. .287 (395-1377) 20073. .283 (345-1217) 20044. .279 (339-1216) 19935. .276 (297-1078) 19986. .272 (361-1328) 20027. .272 (319-1174) 19978. .271 (286-1057) 20009. .270 (342-1266) 199510. .267 (302-1130) 2009

Slugging Percentage1. .414 (1377 AB) 20072. .395 (1130 AB) 20093. .385 (1217 AB) 20044. .378 (1328 AB) 20025. .375 (1232 AB) 20086. .363 (1216 AB) 19937. .352 (1057 AB) 20008. .351 (1266 AB) 19959. .350 (1290 AB) 200610. .346 (1031 AB) 1994

On Base Percentage1. .363 (1031 AB) 19942. .351 (1216 AB) 19933. .349 (1217 AB) 20044. .349 (1377 AB) 20075. .336 (1174 AB) 19976. .335 (1290 AB) 20067. .328 (1232 AB) 20088. .327 (1130 AB) 20099. .324 (1266 AB) 199510. .324 (1124 AB) 1992

Games Played1. 50 19951. 50 20063. 49 20073. 49 2001

3. 49 20026. 48 20087. 47 20037. 47 20047. 47 199010. 3 with 46

At Bats1. 1377 20072. 1367 20013. 1363 19914. 1328 20025. 1290 20066. 1266 19957. 1246 20038. 1232 20089. 1217 200410. 1216 1993

Runs1. 244 19932. 224 20073. 222 19944. 212 19915. 203 20046. 198 20027. 189 19928. 184 19979. 181 199510. 180 2006

Hits1. 395 20072. 361 20023. 345 20044. 342 19955. 339 19936. 329 20067. 327 20018. 323 20089. 319 199710. 309 2003

Doubles1. 68 20072. 61 20043. 57 19953. 57 20065. 56 20026. 50 20086. 50 20098. 48 19938. 48 200310. 45 2001

Triples1. 24 20012. 23 2002

3. 19 20084. 18 20004. 18 19934. 18 19954. 18 19928. 17 20099. 16 199110. 3 with 15 1990

Home Runs1. 27 20072. 20 20093. 17 20084. 13 20024. 13 20066. 12 20047. 11 20108. 10 20019. 9 200010. 8 1991

Runs Batted In1. 197 20072. 185 19933. 173 20044. 163 19975. 161 19946. 160 19957. 156 20068. 154 20029. 148 200910. 146 2000

Total Bases1. 570 20072. 502 20023. 468 20044. 462 20085. 451 20066. 450 20017. 446 2009Dena Glover

Christy Exizian

Team Single Season Records



8. 444 19959. 441 199310. 408 2003

Walks1. 135 19932. 133 20063. 122 20074. 115 19895. 113 19976. 111 19947. 108 19928. 107 20049. 104 200810. 103 1990

Times Struck Out1. 256 20012. 247 20063. 242 20074. 241 20085. 233 20056. 211 20047. 209 20028. 206 20039. 197 200910. 140 1999

Stolen Bases1. 86 (86-95) 19942. 80 (80-91) 19933. 66 (66-73) 19954. 55 (55-67) 19965. 50 (50-59) 19976. 48 (48-56) 19897. 45 (45-54) 20037. 45 (45-54) 19929. 44 (44-54) 200410. 42 (42-52) 1991

Earned Run Average1. 0.99 (275.0 IP) 2000

2. 1.08 (311.1 IP) 20043. 1.30 (334.1 IP) 20024. 1.35 (362.0 IP) 20015. 1.67 (288.2 IP) 20096. 1.76 (338.1 IP) 20087. 1.90 (313.0 IP) 19938. 2.04 (349.1 IP) 20079. 2.07 (240.0 IP) 198910. 2.08 (313.0 IP) 2003

Strikeouts Per Game1. 8.12 (288.2 IP) 20092. 7.74 (338.1 IP) 20083. 7.08 (311.1 IP) 20044. 6.56 (326.1 IP) 20065. 6.51 (349.1 IP) 20076. 6.33 (268.2 IP) 20057. 5.29 (264.2 IP) 20108. 5.12 (362.0 IP) 20019. 4.19 (334.1 IP) 200210. 4.03 (313.0 IP) 2003

Wins1. 35 (35-13) 20081. 35 (35-14) 20023. 33 (33-14) 20043. 33 (33-16) 20015. 29 (29-20) 20076. 28 (28-18) 19936. 28 (28-11) 20008. 27 (27-19) 19918. 27 (27-14) 200910. 25 (25-18) 1992

Complete Games1. 43 20062. 39 19923. 37 19934. 35 19904. 35 20084. 35 2004

7. 34 19967. 34 20077. 34 20109. 32 20019. 32 1989

Shutouts1. 17 20012. 15 20043. 13 20003. 13 20023. 13 19996. 12 20087. 11 20098. 10 20039. 9 200510. 3 with 8

Innings Pitched1. 362.0 20012. 349.1 20073. 338.1 20084. 334.1 20025. 326.1 20066. 313.0 19936. 313.0 20038. 311.1 20049. 309.2 199510. 300.0 1991

Strikeouts1. 374 20082. 335 20093. 325 20074. 315 20045. 306 20066. 265 20017. 243 20058. 200 20028. 200 20109. 180 200310. 157 2000

Gerrie Greenwell Katie Bender

Team Single Season Records

Kisha Robinson



Batting Average1989 Luanne Baldwin .304

1990 Julie Pacatte .297


1992 Shannon Abarbanel .325

1993 Kara Paula .437

1994 Gena Griffis .419

1995 Missy Agnitsch .361




1999 Nikki Katz .295

2000 Dawn Wallace .336

2001 Kristen Abbott .329

2002 Stephanie McKenzie .339

2003 Lacinda Norman .354


2005 Katie Bender .314

2006 Nicole Fenno .360

2007 Devlin Dougherty .328

2008 Ashley Arcuri .336

2009 Becky Vyzas .386


Slugging Percentage1989 Luanne Baldwin .430






1995 Natalie Bushman .503


1997 Lisa Weinberg .493


1999 Melissa Tapia .368



2002 Christy Exizian .514


2004 Kristin Law .560




2008 Jessica Tejas .492



On Base Percentage1989 Julie Pacatte .343




1993 Kara Paula .511


1995 Natalie Bushman .417




1999 Gerri Greenwell .354

2000 Gerri Greenwell .392

2001 Kristen Abbott .352

2002 Christy Exizian .370



Individual Year-by-Year Leaders2009 Becky Vyzas 24

2010 Jessica Tejas 17

Doubles1989 Julie Pacatte 7

1990 Luanne Baldwin 3

1991 Julie Pacatte 11

1992 Shannon Abarbanel 6


1994 Gena Griffis 5

1995 Natalie Bushman 13

1996 Kisha Robinson 8

1997 Lisa Weinberg 7

1998 Laci Tiarks 6

1999 Melissa Tapia 8


2001 Dawn Wallace 9

2002 Christy Exizian 13

2003 Kristen Abbott 12

2004 Kristin Law 13

2005 Katie Bender 12

2006 Kelly Glover 10

2007 Samantha Becker 12


2009 B. Vyzas/K. Casey 8

2010 Brittany Hipple 9

Triples1989 L. Baldwin/Woodward4

1990 Kara Paula 8

1991 Kara Paula 7


1993 Kara Paula 6

1994 Natalie Bushman 4

1995 Amanda Bedford 5

1996 Missy Agnitsch 5



1999 M. Tapia/D. Glover 3

2000 Dawn Wallace 4

2001 M. Tapia/D. Glover 5

2002 Lacinda Norman 6

2003 K. Abbott/B. Testin 3

2004 Becky Testin 5

2005 Brandyce Trowell 2

2006 Dougherty/Becker/Horan3

2007 Michele Horan 4


2009 Becky Vyzas 6

2010 Becky Vyzas 2


2008 M. Horan/K. Crooks 23

2009 Ashley Arcuri 30

2010 Julie Wisniewski 20

Hits1989 Luanne Baldwin 41

1990 L. Baldwin/J. Pacatte 33



1993 K. Paula/S. Abarbanel 52

1994 Gena Griffis 52





1999 Kelly McKendree 36

2000 Dawn Wallace 40

2001 K. Abbott/D. Wallace50



2004 Becky Testin 50


2006 Nicole Fenno 49


2008 Ashley Arcuri 51

2009 Becky Vyzas 44


Runs Batted In1989 Liz Kabot 15


1991 Kara Paula 25



1994 G. Griffis/M. Tamayo 20

1995 Amanda Bedford 29

1996 Ivy Garito 14



1999 Nikki Katz 22


2001 Nikki Katz 23

2002 Christy Exizian 37


2004 Kristin Law 36


2006 Devlin Dougherty 25


2008 Krystal Crooks 22




2008 Krystal Crooks .371



At Bats1989 Luanne Baldwin 135

1990 Kara Paula 133



1993 Robin Asbury 144

1994 R. Asbury/M. Tamayo 126






2000 Gerri Greenwell 124

2001 Nikki Katz 168



2004 Becky Testin 160







Runs1989 Luanne Baldwin 24

1990 L. Baldwin/L. Kabot 22




1994 Robin Asbury 38




1998 M. Agnitsch/A. Bedford 25









Kallan CaseyLiz Kabot

Kelly McKendree



Individual Year-by-Year LeadersHome Runs

1989 L. Baldwin/M. Pisaneschi11990 Julie Pacatte 21991 L. Kabot.K. Verwoord 21992 Shannon Abarbanel 21993 Shannon Abarbanel 61994 K. Bennett/R. Asbury 11995 Missy Agnitsch 21996 M. Agnitsch/F. Manthei 11997 M. Agnitsch/L. Weinberg 11998 Missy Agnitsch 41999 Gerri Greenwell 12000 Gerri Greenwell 32001 Megan Towne 32002 C. Exizian/K. Law 42003 Kristin Law 42004 Kristin Law 52005 Katie Bender 32006 Samantha Becker 42007 D. Dougherty/S. Becker 72008 Jessica Tejas 52009 Becky Vyzas 52010 4 players with 2

Total Bases1989 Luanne Baldwin 581990 Kara Paula 511991 Julie Pacatte 711992 Shannon Abarbanel 621993 Shannon Abarbanel 911994 Gena Griffis 591995 Missy Agnitsch 791996 Missy Agnitsch 511997 Missy Agnitsch 671998 Missy Agnitsch 671999 Melissa Tapia 432000 Dawn Wallace 532001 Dawn Wallace 672002 Christy Exizian 762003 Lacinda Norman 612004 Kristin Law 752005 Katie Bender 612006 Devlin Dougherty 702007 Samantha Becker 832008 Michele Horan 652009 Becky Vyzas 792010 Jessica Tejas 45

Walks1989 Laurie Genarelli 18

2000 Gerri Greenwell 122001 Nikki Katz 142002 Kristen Abbott 92003 Nicole Fenno 162004 N. Fenno/L. Norman 122005 Nicole Fenno 112006 Nicole Fenno 142007 Michele Horan 82008 Michele Horan 82009 Michele Horan 102010 Susan Jallo 14

Earned Run Average1989 Laurie Genarelli 2.081990 Paula Proch 3.621991 Paula Proch 2.871992 Bridget Boswell 2.161993 Bridget Boswell 1.761994 Kisha Robinson 7.131995 Holly Quickery 3.311996 Farrah Manthei 5.191997 Robyn Markley 3.531998 Laci Tiarks 2.321999 Laci Tiarks 1.452000 Laci Tiarks 0.852001 Christy Exizian 1.112002 Christy Exizian 1.062003 Becky Testin 0.682004 Becky Testin 1.062005 Devlin Dougherty 1.802006 Devlin Dougherty 1.982007 Devlin Dougherty 1.952008 Deanna Henriott 1.582009 Deanna Henriott 1.222010 Heather VanLandingham1.79

Innings Pitched1989 Laurie Genarelli 219.01990 Paula Proch 228.01991 Paula Proch 193.01992 Paula Proch 174.01993 Paula Proch 214.11994 Kisha Robinson 160.01995 Holly Quickery 186.01996 Kisha Robinson 110.11997 Robyn Markley 134.21998 Laci Tiarks 141.21999 Laci Tiarks 159.22000 Laci Tiarks 165.12001 Laci Tiarks 182.0

Sacrifice Flies1992 Kelly Lowe 11993 S. Abarbanel/K. Verwoord 71994 Robin Asbury 41995 Bushman/Holden/Lindbeck 11998 Kelly McKendree 22000 Amber Smith 12001 Nikki Katz 32002 Lacinda Norman 32003 Kristin Law 12004 K. Law/D. Dougherty 12005 Kristin Law 12006 K. Glover/J. Keefe 32007 K. Casey/J. Keefe 22008 Jessica Tejas 32009 Samantha Becker 22010 Jessica Tejas 3

Sacrifice Hits1990 Kara Paula 121991 Kelly Lowe 111992 Gena Griffis 91993 Bridget Boswell 131994 Kisha Robinson 61995 C. Holden/T. Lindbeck 61998 K. McKendree/M. Tapia82000 Kelly McKendree 122001 Dena Glover 102002 Miki Stark 102003 Nicole Fenno 72004 Kristen Abbott 92005 Brandyce Trowell 72006 M. Horan/B. Trowell 72007 Kallan Casey 212008 Ashley Arcuri 102009 Michele Horan 112010 Susan Jallo 16

Stolen Bases1989 Liz Kabot 141990 Liz Kabot 91991 Liz Kabot 141992 Kara Paula 121993 R. Asbury/S. Abarbanel181994 M. Tamayo/R. Asbury 231995 Missy Agnitsch 221996 Missy Agnitsch 211997 Missy Agnitsch 241998 Missy Agnitsch 81999 Gerri Greenwell 10

1990 Cox 151991 Jean Pepe 161992 Gena Griffis 161993 Natalie Bushman 271994 Natalie Bushman 191995 Holly Quickery 181996 Jessica Plante 121997 Jessica Plante 191998 Amanda Bedford 111999 D. Wallace/G. Greenwell 132000 Gerri Greenwell 192001 Dena Glover 122002 Miki Stark 152003 L. Norman/K. Law 142004 Katie Bender 212005 Kami Bird 132006 Devlin Dougherty 252007 Devlin Dougherty 252008 K. Crooks/J. Keefe 142009 Becky Vyzas 162010 Julie Wisniewski 15

Hit By Pitch1990 Cox 51991 Paula Proch 41992 Gena Griffis 51993 Kara Paula 31994 N. Bushman/G. Griffis 21995 Natalie Bushman 41998 Amanda Bedford 32000 Jamie Pirone 22001 Miki Stark 32002 Katie Bender 52003 Lacinda Norman 52004 Katie Bender 112005 Brandyce Trowell 42006 Brandyce Trowell 122007 R. Browning/K. Crooks 32008 Brandi Blout 72009 Becky Vyzas 32010 Brie Walton 4

Strikeouts1989 Julie Pacatte 211990 Luanne Baldwin 141991 Paula Proch 191992 Boswell/Proch/Abarbanel 111993 Karen Verwoord 171994 Francine Carter 251995 Holly Quickery 171996 Amy Christiansen 181997 Missy Agnitsch 161998 Laci Tiarks 221999 Gerri Greenwell 242000 Melissa Tapia 202001 Miki Stark 382002 Yoshiko Ozawa 262003 Becky Testin 302004 Lacinda Norman 282005 Kami Bird 292006 Michele Horan 352007 M. Horan/J. Tejas 352008 Cassie Barnes 412009 Michele Horan 262010 Cassie Barnes 27

Kristin Law

Samantha Becker Nicole Fenno



Individual Year-by-Year Leaders

2002 Christy Exizian 205.12003 Melissa Holmes 154.22004 Devlin Dougherty 198.12005 Devlin Dougherty 163.12006 Devlin Dougherty 229.22007 Devlin Dougherty 176.12008 Deanna Henriott 216.22009 Deanna Henriott 190.02010 Heather

VanLandingham156.1

Strikeouts1989 Laurie Genarelli 231990 Paula Proch 691991 Paula Proch 451992 Paula Proch 611993 Paula Proch 831994 Kisha Robinson 471995 Holly Quickery 901996 Farrah Manthei 301997 Robyn Markley 521998 Laci Tiarks 621999 Laci Tiarks 752000 Laci Tiarks 1152001 Christy Exizian 1492002 Christy Exizian 1572003 Becky Testin 792004 Devlin Dougherty 2082005 Devlin Dougherty 1352006 Devlin Dougherty 2332007 Heather VanLandingham1582008 Deanna Henriott 2512009 Deanna Henriott 2602010 Heather VanLandingham113

Wins1989 Laurie Genarelli 181990 Paula Proch 121991 Paula Proch 171992 Paula Proch 131993 Paula Proch 211994 Kisha Robinson 61995 Holly Quickery 91996 Kisha Robinson 31997 Robyn Markley 111998 Laci Tiarks 111999 Laci Tiarks 112000 Laci Tiarks 142001 Laci Tiarks 172002 Christy Exizian 21

2010 Heather VanLandingham5

Putouts1991 Kara Paula 3271992 Kara Paula 3331993 Kara Paula 2681994 Donna Gavel 1211995 Missy Agnitsch 3221998 Missy Agnitsch 2502000 Megan Towne 2522001 Dawn Wallace 2842002 Katie Bender 1822003 Kristin Law 2162004 Katie Bender 3192005 Kristin Law 2262006 Krenn, Melissa 2652007 Samantha Becker 3302008 Brandi Blout 3862009 Becky Vyzas 2682010 Brittany Hipple 206

Assists1991 Jean Pepe 1231992 Bridget Boswell 1181993 Shannon Abarbanel 1341994 Gena Griffis 791995 Kisha Robinson 951998 Amanda Bedford 1032000 Kelly McKendree 872001 Miki Stark 1432002 Miki Stark 1412003 Miki Stark 1282004 Miki Stark 892005 Kami Bird 902006 Michele Horan 992007 Michele Horan 1012008 Michele Horan 742009 Susan Jallo 632010 Julie Wisniewski 87

2005 Devlin Dougherty 252006 Devlin Dougherty 312007 Devlin Dougherty 282008 Deanna Henriott 272009 Deanna Henriott 242010 Heather VanLandingham25

Complete Games1989 Laurie Genarelli 301990 Paula Proch 291992 Paula Proch 241993 Paula Proch 261994 Kisha Robinson 191995 Holly Quickery 221996 K. Robinson/F. Manthei 171997 Robyn Markley 21998 Laci Tiarks 171999 Laci Tiarks 202000 Laci Tiarks 182001 Laci Tiarks 192002 Christy Exizian 212003 Melissa Holmes 152004 Devlin Dougherty 232005 Devlin Dougherty 182006 Devlin Dougherty 312007 Devlin Dougherty 192008 Deanna Henriott 252009 Deanna Henriott 212010 Heather VanLandingham19

Shutouts1989 Laurie Genarelli 41992 Bridget Boswell 41993 Paula Proch 51994 Kathleen Morgan 31995 H. Quickery/T. Linbeck 11996 Kisha Robinson 21997 Robyn Markley 21998 Robyn Markley 31999 Laci Tiarks 52000 Laci Tiarks 62001 Christy Exizian 62002 Christy Exizian 72003 Kristin Law 32004 Devlin Dougherty 82005 Devlin Dougherty 42006 Devlin Dougherty 32007 Devlin Dougherty 42008 Deanna Henriott 82009 Deanna Henriott 9

2003 Melissa Holmes 92004 Devlin Dougherty 202005 Devlin Dougherty 122006 Devlin Dougherty 142007 Devlin Dougherty 152008 Deanna Henriott 242009 Deanna Henriott 182010 Heather VanLandingham14

Appearances1989 Laurie Genarelli 321990 Paula Proch 361991 Paula Proch 301992 Paula Proch 281993 Paula Proch 341994 Kisha Robinson 311995 Holly Quickery 351996 K. Robinson/F. Manthei 191997 Robyn Markley 261998 Laci Tiarks 251999 Laci Tiarks 252000 Laci Tiarks 272001 Laci Tiarks 302002 Christy Exizian 392003 Melissa Holmes 302004 Devlin Dougherty 332005 Devlin Dougherty 292006 Devlin Dougherty 372007 Devlin Dougherty 292008 Deanna Henriott 362009 Deanna Henriott 352010 Heather VanLandingham25

Games Started1989 Laurie Genarelli 321990 Paula Proch 361991 Paula Proch 301992 Paula Proch 261993 Paula Proch 321994 Kisha Robinson 291995 Holly Quickery 271996 Kisha Robinson 191997 Robyn Markley 201998 R. Markley/L. Tiarks 191999 Laci Tiarks 222000 R. Markley/L. Tiarks 192001 Laci Tiarks 252002 Christy Exizian 312003 Melissa Holmes 242004 Devlin Dougherty 28

Laci Tiarks

Lisa Weinberg

Krystal Crooks



2010 FINAL SSC Softball Standings

SSC Overall1. Rollins 23-1 45-62. Nova Southeastern 19-5 45-17 3. Tampa 1410 2317 4. Barry 13-11 32-24 5. Florida Southern 10-14 26-22 6. Saint Leo 9-15 22-31 7. Florida Tech 8-16 22-28 8. Lynn 7-17 24-319. Eckerd 5-19 15-35-1

2010 SSC AwardsFIRST TEAM1B – Jessica Moreland, Rollins2B – Krista Rodden, Rollins3B – Noemi Luciani, Nova SoutheasternSS – Lauren Lopez, Nova SoutheasternOF – Brittany Gross, LynnOF – Tiffinee Harvey, Saint LeoOF – Jessica Hernandez, Nova SoutheasternDP – Bethany Boomer, Florida SouthernUT – Elysha Agen, Saint LeoC – Christine Roser, RollinsP – Kirsten Frame, RollinsP – Dani Caron, Nova SoutheasternAt-Large – Lindsey Powell, Florida Southern

Player of the Year – Lauren Lopez, Nova SoutheasternPitcher of the Year – Kirsten Frame, RollinsCoach of the Year – Michelle Frew, RollinsFreshman of the Year – Kirsten Frame, Rollins

SECOND TEAM1B – Jessica Tabor, Barry2B – Dana Bergner, Nova Southeastern3B – Amanda Goelz, BarrySS – Amber Pederson, RollinsOF – Lauren Caldwell, RollinsOF – Grace Collins, BarryOF – Amber Durkin, BarryDP – Jessica Tejas, TampaUT – Christine Clark, Florida SouthernC – Becky Vyzas, TampaC – Brittany Yates, Saint LeoP – Tiffani Bishop, Florida TechP – Heather Van Landingham, TampaAt-Large – Brianna Barth, Florida Tech

2011 SSC Preseason Softball Poll

Team, Points (1st place votes)1 - Rollins, 192 (16)2 Tampa, 149 (1)3 - Nova Southeastern, 139 (1)4 - Barry, 1385 - Florida Southern, 1316 - Saint Leo, 787 - Florida Tech, 688 - Lynn, 539 - Eckerd, 24

Sunshine State ConferenceFounded in 1975, the Sunshine State Conference has risen from a single sport orga-nization to the Division II “Conference of Champions”. Since its inception, the con-ference has grown steadily in sports played, membership and national prominence.

SSC member schools won two NCAA II national championships in 2009-10 andhave captured a total of 74 titles in baseball, men’s basketball, men’s golf, women’sgolf, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, softball, men’s tennis, women’s tennis andwomen’s volleyball and are nationally recognized in women’s basketball, women’srowing and cross country as well.

The Sunshine State Conference sponsors championships in men’s and women’sbasketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball,softball, baseball, men’s and women’s golf and women’s rowing.

Member schools include Barry University (Miami Shores), Eckerd College (St. Petersburg), Florida Tech (Melbourne), FloridaSouthern College (Lakeland), Lynn University (Boca Raton), Nova Southeastern University (Fort Lauderdale), Rollins College(Winter Park), Saint Leo University (Saint Leo) and The University of Tampa (Tampa).

Jay Jones is the commissioner and Kelly Harrison is assistant commissioner for internal operations. Dr. Anne B. Kerr(Florida Southern) is the President. Mike McDermott is the supervisor of officials for softball. The office address is 7061Grand National Drive, Suite 140, Orlando, Fla. 32819. Phone: (407) 248-8460. The SSC website address is www.sunshines-tateconference.com.

Southern New Hampshire

Saturday, March 5, Clearmont, Fla.

Location: Manchester, NHEnrollment: 3,900Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: PenmenConference: Northeast-10Affiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: University Field HousePresident: Dr. Paul LeblancAthletic Director: Chip PolakHead Coach: Deb Robitaille

Record at SNH: 103-103Overall Record: Same

2010 Record: 18-22Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Terry Prouty

SID Phone: (603)645-9641SID Fax: (603)645-9604SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.snhupenmen.com

Bowie State

Saturday, February 12, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Bowie, MD.Enrollment: 5,617Colors: Black and GoldNickname: BulldogsConference: CIAAAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Lady Bulldogs FieldPresident: Mickey BurnimAthletic Director: Arlene CreekHead Coach: Darrell Toney

Record at BSU: 49-30Overall Record: Same

2010 Record: 23-22Series Record: First meetingsSports Information Director: Gregory Goings

SID Phone: (301) 860-3574SID Fax: (301) 860-3585SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.bsubulldogs.com

Palm Beach Atlantic

Friday, February 18, West Palm Beach, Fla.Sunday, February 27, Clearwater, Fla.Location: West Palm Beach, Fla.Enrollment: 3,000Colors: Navy and WhiteNickname: SailfishConference: Independent Affiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Howard ParkPresident: Dr. David ClarkAthletic Director: Bob WhiteHead Coach: Kimberly Bloemers

Record at PBAU: 88-79Overall Record: same

2009 Record: 33-22Series Record: Tampa leads 3-2Sports Information Director: Michael Brown


Athletic Website: www.pbasailfish.com

West Florida

Friday, February 26, Clearwater, Fla.

Location: Pensacola, Fla.Enrollment: 10,000Colors: Blue and GreenNickname: ArgonautsConference: Gulf SouthAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: U.W.F. Field HousePresident: Judy A. BenseAthletic Director: David ScottHead Coach: Tami Cyr

Record at UWF: 869Overall Record: 758

2010 Record: 40-16Series Record: West Florida leads 7-6Sports Information Director: Matt Rowley


Athletic Website: www.goargos.com



2010 Opponent InformationLynn

Saturday, February 19, Boca Raton, Fla.Sunday, February 20, Boca Raton, Fla.Saturday, February 26, Clearwater, Fla.Location: Boca Raton, Fla.Enrollment: 2,100Colors: Blue and WhiteNickname: Fighting KnightsConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: McCusker Sports ComplexPresident: Dr. Kevin M. RossAthletic Director: Kristen MorazHead Coach: Mandy Harris

Record at LU: 45-60Overall Record: Same

2010 Record: 24-31Series Record: Tampa leads 22-18Sports Information Director: Chad Beattie


Athletic Website: www.lynn.edu/athletics

Flagler

Friday, February 25, Clearwater, Fla.

Location: Saint Augustine, Fla.Enrollment: 2,200Colors: Red and GoldNickname: SaintsConference: Peach BeltAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Flagler College GymnasiumPresident: William AbareAthletic Director: Jud DamonHead Coach: Kristen Overton

Record at FC: 46-55Overall Record: 169-46

2010 Record: 28-24Series Record: Flagler leads 4-0Sports Information Director: Kristen Overton


Athletic Website: www.flagler.edu

Saint Leo

Friday, February 26, Clearwater, Fla.Friday, March 25, Saint Leo, Fla.

Location: Saint Leo, Fla.Enrollment: 14,000Colors: Forest Green/GoldNickname: LionsConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: University Softball FeildPresident: Dr. Arthur Kirk, Jr.Athletic Director: Fran ReidyHead Coach: John Conway

Record at SLU: First yearOverall Record: 117-51

2010 Record: 22-31Series Record: 31-48Sports Information Director: Evan Ortiz


Athletic Website: www.saintleolions.com

UMass Lowell

Sunday, February 27, Clearwater, Fla.

Location: Lowell, Mass.Enrollment: 4,500Colors: Blue, Red and WhiteNickname: River HawksConference: Hockey EastAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Costello GymnasiumPresident: Jack M. WilsonAthletic Director: Dana SkinnerHead Coach: Harry Sauter

Record at UML: 23-27Overall Record: 367-330-4

2010 Record: 23-27Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Chris O’Donnell


Athletic Website: www.goriverhawks.com

Georgian Court

Friday, March 4, Clermont, Fla.

Location: Woodbridge, NJEnrollment: 3,000Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: LionsConference: CCACAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Wellness CenterPresident: Rosemary E. JeffriesAthletic Director: Laura LiesmanHead Coach: Freddy Flores

Record at GCU: 39-19Overall Record: 299-134-2

2010 Record: 39-19Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Chris McKibben

SID Phone: (732) 987-2690SID Fax: noneSID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.gculions.com

Webber International

Wednesday, March 23, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Babson Park, Fla.Enrollment: 700Colors: Green, Gold and WhiteNickname: WarriorsConference: SunAffiliation: NAIAHome Field: Legion FieldPresident: Dr. Keith WadeAthletic Director: Bill HeathHead Coach: Bobby Green

Record at WIU: First SeasonOverall Record: Same

2010 Record: 27-17Series Record: Tied 1-1Sports Information Director: Monica Spratley


Athletic Website: www.webberathletics.com

Hillsdale

Monday, March 21, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Hillsdale, MI.Enrollment: 1,200Colors: Royal and WhiteNickname: ChargersConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Johnny Williams FieldPresident: Dr. Larry AnnAthletic Director: Don BrubacherHead Coach: Jamie Meyers

Record at HC: 33-53Overall Record: Same

2010 Record: 16-28Series Record: Tampa leads 5-1Sports Information Director: BradMonastiere

SID Phone: (517) 607-3172SID Fax: (517) 607-3310SID Email:[email protected]

Athletic Website: www.hillsdale.edu

Florida Tech

Friday, March 18, Tampa, Fla.Saturday, March 19, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Melbourne, Fla.Enrollment: 4,200Colors: Crimson and GrayNickname: PanthersConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Nancy Bottage FieldPresident: Dr. Anthony J. CataneseAthletic Director: William K. JurgensHead Coach: Val Silvestrini

Record at FIT: 22-28Overall Record: same

2010 Record: 22-28Series Record: Florida Tech leads 36-31Sports Information Director: Rebecca Vick


Athletic Website: www.floridatechsports.com

Urbana

Sunday, March 6, Clearmont, Fla.

Location: Urbana. OHEnrollment: 1,220Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteNickname: Blue KnightsConference: GLVCAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Blue Knights StadiumPresident: Stephen JonesAthletic Director: Doug YoungHead Coach: Dani Lowe

Record at UU: First yearOverall Record: Same

2010 Record: 15-29Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Chris Anders

SID Phone: (937-484-1290SID Fax: (937) 484-1389SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.sports.urbana.edu

Kutztown

Sunday, March 6, Clearmont, Fla.

Location: Kutztown, PAEnrollment: 9.585Colors: Maroon and GoldNickname: Golden BearsConference: PSACAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: North Campus FieldPresident: Javier CevallosAthletic Director: Greg BambergerHead Coach: Judy Lawes

Record at KU: 684-382-2Overall Record: Same

2010 Record: 43-18Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Rob Knox


Athletic Website: www.kubears.com

Gannon

Saturday, March 5, Clearmont, Fla.

Location: Erie, PAEnrollment: 4,197Colors: Gold and MaroonNickname: Golden Knights Conference: PSACAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Gannon University FieldPresident: Dr. Antoine M. FaribaldiAthletic Director: Mark RichardHead Coach: Tom Jakubowski

Record at GU: 40-42Overall Record: Same

2010 Record: 18-21Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Dan Teliski


Athletic Website: www.gannonsports.com



Rollins

Friday, April 1, Winter Park, Fla.Saturday, April 2, Winter Park, Fla.

Location: Winter Park, Fla.Enrollment: 1,700Colors: Royal and GoldNickname: TarsConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Lake Island ParkPresident: Lewis DuncanAthletic Director: Pennie ParkerHead Coach: Michelle Frew

Record at RC: 446-226Overall Record: 564-309

2010 Record: 45-6Series Record: Tampa leads 36-35Sports Information Director: Nate Weyant


Athletic Website: www.rollinssports.com

Nova Southeastern

Saturday, March 12, Tampa, Fla.Sunday, March 13, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Davie, Fla.Enrollment: 4,218Colors: Navy Navy Blue and GrayNickname: SharksConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: AD Griffin Sports ComplexPresident: Ray FerreroAthletic Director: Michael MomineyHead Coach: Lesa Bonee

Record at NSU: 274-187-1Overall Record: 456-315-1

2010 Record: 45-17Series Record: Tampa leads 12-10SB Sports Information Director: Keith Smith

SID Phone: 954-262-8261SID Fax: (954) 262-3926SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.nsuathletics.nova.edu

UNC Pembroke

Thursday, March 10, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Pembroke, N.C.Enrollment: 6,200Colors: Black and GoldNickname: BravesConference: Peach BeltAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: LRA FieldPresident: Kyle CarterAthletic Director: Dan KenneyHead Coach: Lacinda Melanson

Record at UNCP: First seasonOverall Record: Same

2010 Record: 29-19Series Record: First meetingSports Information Director: Todd Anderson


Athletic Website: www.uncpbraves.com

Barry

Saturday, April 9, Tampa, Fla.Sunday, April 10, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Miami Shores, Fla.Enrollment: 8,242Colors: Red, Black and SilverNickname: BuccaneersConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Feinbloom FieldPresident: Sister Linda BevilaquaAthletic Director: Michael CovoneHead Coach: Danielle Penner

Record at BU: 159-64Overall Record: same

2010 Record: 32-24Series Record: Barry leads 53-22Sports Information Director: Dennis Jezek, Jr.


Athletic Website: www.barry.edu/athletics

Florida Southern

Friday, April 15, Tampa, Fla.Saturday, April 16, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Lakeland, Fla.Enrollment: 1,997Colors: Red, White and BlueNickname: MoccasinsConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Barnett FieldPresident: Dr. Anne KerrAthletic Director: Pete MeyerHead Coach: Chris Bellotto

Record at FSC: 1,126-357Overall Record: same

2010 Record: 26-22Series Record: Florida Southern leads 51-20Sports Information Director: Bill Turnage


Athletic Website: www.fscmocs.com



2010 Opponent InformationEckerd

Thursday, April 21, St. Petersburg, Fla.Friday, April 22, St. Petersburg Fla.

Location: St. Petersburg, Fla.Enrollment: 1,900Colors: Navy, Teal, and WhiteNickname: TritonsConference: Sunshine StateAffiliation: NCAA IIHome Field: Turley Athletic ComplexPresident: Dr. Donald Eastman IIIAthletic Director: Dr. Bob FortosisHead Coach: Josh Beauregard

Record at EC: 45-120-1Overall Record: same

2010 Record: 15-35-1Series Record: Tampa leads 60-17Sports Information Director: Rob Broussard


Athletic Website: www.eckerd.tritons.com



Opponent Record LastAlabama-Huntsville............3-7 ............2008Albany State..........................3-0 ............2008Alma ........................................2-4 ............1992American Intl. ......................3-0 ............2009Arkansas-Monticello ........2-0 ............2008Armstrong Atlantic ............2-5 ............2009Ashland ..................................1-1 ............2001Augustana (S.D.) ................3-4 ............2007Barry........................................22-53........2010Benedict ................................1-0 ............2004Bloomsburg ..........................0-2 ............1994Bluefield State ......................2-0 ............2003Bridgeport ............................0-2 ............1993Bryant ....................................3-1 ............2008Calvin ......................................3-3 ............1991Carson Newman ................2-0 ............2004Central Michigan ................0-2 ............1990Central Missouri ................2-0 ............2005Clarion ....................................2-0 ............2003Columbus State....................0-2 ............1994Charleston Southern ........1-1 ............2000Concord (W.V.) ....................2-0 ............2002CW Post..................................0-1 ............1993Davenport..............................1-0..............2010Davis & Elkins ....................2-0 ............1995Delta State..............................1-2 ............2006Detroit ....................................0-2 ............1990Dowling ..................................0-1 ............1995Drury........................................1-0..............2010East Stroudsburg.................1-0 ............1993Eckerd ....................................60-17........2010Felician ..................................1-0 ............2009Ferris State............................0-1 ............2003Flagler......................................0-4..............2010Florida Gulf Coast ..............2-1 ............2007Florida Southern ................20-51........2009Florida Tech. ........................36-31........2010Francis Marion.....................1-1.............2010Georgia College & State ....2-0 ............1999

Glenville State ......................4-0 ............2005Goldey-Beacom....................3-0 ............1995Grand Valley State ..............1-0 ............2009Hawaii-Hilo ..........................1-1 ............2002Hillsdale ..................................5-1 ............2009Huntingdon ..........................0-1 ............1991Indianapolis ........................4-0 ............2003Keene State ..........................0-2 ............1991Kennesaw State ..................1-0 ............2002Kentucky Wesleyan ..........1-1 ............1993Lake Superior State............2-0..............2010LeMoyne ................................3-0 ............2006Lincoln Memorial ..............2-0 ............2005Lynn ........................................22-18........2010Mankato State ......................0-1 ............1993Mercer ....................................1-2 ............1992Mercyhurst ..........................2-0 ............2001Merrimack ............................0-2 ............1996Michigan-Dearborn............1-1.............2010Midwestern State ..............2-1 ............2008Mississippi ............................0-1 ............1991Mississippi College ............1-1 ............1991Mississippi Women ..........0-2 ............1992Mobile......................................0-1 ............1991Molloy......................................2-0 ............1998Mount Olive ..........................1-0 ............2006Nebraska-Omaha ..............1-0 ............1993North Alabama....................2-0 ............2004North Florida........................1-22 ..........2001Northwood (Mich.)............4-8 ............2006Nova Southeastern............12-10........2010Ohio Valley ............................3-0 ............2009Olivet Nazarene ..................2-0 ............2001Pace..........................................1-0 ............1995Palm Beach Atlantic ..........4-3 ............2010Queens (N.Y.)........................5-3 ............2006Rollins ....................................36-35........2010Saginaw Valley State..........3-1 ............2004Saint Anselm.........................1-0..............2010Saint Leo ................................31-48........2010

Salem International ..........8-0 ............2009Salem State ............................7-2 ............1998Southeastern Mass. ..........2-0 ............1989Shaw ........................................0-1 ............1994Shippensburg ......................0-1 ............1995South Carolina-Upstate ..1-4 ............1993South Dakota........................2-0 ............2003South Florida ........................0-9 ............1993Southern Arkansas............2-1 ............2006Southern Colorado ............1-0 ............2000Southern Conn. St. ............3-0 ............2003SIU-Edwardsville ................0-1 ............2003Spring Arbor ........................10-4 ..........2002St. Andrews ..........................2-0 ............1991St. John’s ................................0-6 ............1995St. Joseph’s (Ind.)................1-0 ............2009St. Thomas ............................10-4 ..........1997St. Thomas Aquinas ..........2-0 ............1992Staton Island ........................2-0 ............1997Stetson ....................................4-2 ............1992Stony Brook..........................1-0 ............1997Tarleton State ......................1-0 ............2008Thomas ..................................2-0 ............2001Trinity Christian ................4-0 ............1999Troy ........................................1-2 ............1993Valdosta State........................6-22 ..........2010Warner ..................................4-0 ............2002Wayne State (Neb.)............2-1 ............2009Webber ..................................1-1 ............1996West Chester........................1-0 ............2007West Florida..........................6-7 ............2010West Georgia........................4-1 ............2005West Liberty State..............2-1 ............2009West Virginia ......................4-0 ............1990W. Virginia Wesleyan........1-0 ............2009Winston Salem State..........1-0 ............2006Winthrop ..............................0-4 ............1989Wisconsin-Parkside ..........0-2 ............1997

All-Time Series Records



The Leslie Kanter Years1995 current (16 years)376338 Overall Record

2010 Won 23, Lost 172/19 vs. Flagler L, 0-42/19 vs. Eckerd W, 3-02/20 vs. Drury W, 1-02/20 vs. Florida Tech L, 0-9 (5)2/21 vs. West Florida L, 2-92/21 vs. #6 Valdosta State L, 1-32/26 vs. Lake Superior State W, 2-02/26 vs. Lake Superior State W, 1-02/27 vs. Michigan-Dearborn W, 13-1 (5)2/27 vs. Michigan-Dearborn L, 5-62/28 vs. Davenport W, 8-42/28 vs. Saint Anselm W, 7-23/6 Palm Beach Atlantic L, 0-23/6 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 2-13/13 @ #23 Nova SoutheasternL, 1-53/13 @ #23 Nova SoutheasternL, 2-83/14 @ #23 Nova SoutheasternW, 2-13/18 Francis Marion L, 1-33/18 Francis Marion W, 3-13/19 Lynn W, 2-03/20 Lynn W, 2-03/20 Lynn W, 5-43/26 @ Florida Tech W, 4-03/27 @ Florida Tech W, 3-13/27 @ Florida Tech L, 3-43/31 Saint Leo W, 5-34/1 Saint Leo W, 5-24/1 Saint Leo W, 5-44/9 #10 Rollins L, 2-64/10 #10 Rollins L, 2-44/10 #10 Rollins L, 0-84/16 @ Barry L, 1-24/17 @ Barry L, 1-54/17 @ Barry L, 0-14/23 @ Florida Southern W, 4-34/24 @ Florida Southern L, 0-44/24 @ Florida Southern W, 3-14/30 Eckerd W, 4-25/1 Eckerd W, 7-0

2008 Won 35, Lost 132/7 vs. Arkansas-Monticello W, 6-52/7 vs. Arkansas-Monticello W, 1-02/8 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 3-12/8 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 3-22/16 vs. West Florida L, 1-02/16 at #15 Valdosta State L, 9-32/17 vs. West Florida W, 6-32/17 @ #15 Valdosta State W, 3-22/19 Salem International W, 6-12/19 Salem International W, 1-02/21 #17 Midwestern State L, 7-02/21 #17 Midwestern State W, 5-22/22 vs. Florida Tech L, 9-1 (6)2/22 vs. Tarleton State W, 5-22/24 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic W, 5-42/24 vs. #17 Midwestern State W, 3-02/24 vs. Saint Leo W, 6-32/29 @ #4 Florida Southern L, 2-1 (8)3/1 @ #4 Florida Southern W, 6-43/1 @ #4 Florida Southern W, 3-23/5 Eckerd W, 8-0 (5)3/6 Eckerd W, 4-13/6 Eckerd W, 12-4 (6)3/11 Bryant W, 8-0 (6)3/11 Bryant W, 3-23/18 Hillsdale W, 8-0 (6)3/18 Hillsdale W, 2-03/20 @ Nova Southeastern L, 3-2 (14)3/21 @ Nova Southeastern W, 6-23/21 @ Nova Southeastern L, 7-23/28 Lynn W, 7-63/29 Lynn W, 4-33/29 Lynn W, 5-34/11 #16 Saint Leo W, 2-14/12 #16 Saint Leo L, 2-04/12 #16 Saint Leo W, 5-34/18 Rollins L, 1-04/19 Rollins W, 1-04/19 Rollins L, 6-2 (9)4/25 @ #1 Barry L, 3-2 (8)4/26 @ #1 Barry W, 2-14/26 @ #1 Barry W, 2-15/7 vs. Rollins(NCAA) L, 4-15/8 vs. Albany State (NCAA) W, 5-05/9 vs. West Florida (NCAA) W, 2-05/10 vs. #2 UAH (NCAA) W, 1-0 (8)5/10 vs. #19 Saint Leo (NCAA) W, 2-05/10 @ #3 Barry (NCAA) L, 2-0 (8)

2007 Won 29, Lost 202/2 #12 Alabama-Huntsville L, 1-0 (9)2/2 #12 Alabama-Huntsville L, 5-42/4 #16 Barry L, 2-0 (9)2/4 #16 Barry L, 3-2 (10)2/10 Valdosta State W, 2-12/10 Valdosta State L, 6-12/23 West Florida W, 3-02/23 West Florida W, 5-02/24 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic L, 7-62/24 vs. Florida Gulf Coast L, 5-12/25 vs. Eckerd W, 12-10 (9)2/25 vs. Nova Southeastern L, 8-32/27 #2 Florida Southern L, 4-12/28 #2 Florida Southern W, 8-32/28 #2 Florida Southern L, 9-33/4 #16 Barry W, 3-2 (15)3/4 #16 Barry W, 2-03/5 #16 Barry W, 1-0

5/1 Eckerd W, 12-0 (5)

2009 Won 27, Lost 142/20 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic L, 7-6 (10)2/20 vs. Armstrong Atlantic St. W, 8-42/21 vs. Florida Tech W, 6-32/21 vs. #16 Saint Leo W, 11-0 (5)2/22 vs. Valdosta State L, 10-52/27 @ Eckerd W, 3-12/28 @ Eckerd W, 8-02/28 @ Eckerd W, 10-2 (5)3/3 Salem International W, 3-03/3 Salem International W, 11-2 (5)3/6 vs. Grand Valley State W, 1-03/6 vs. Saint Joseph's W, 10-0 (5)3/7 vs. Ohio Valley W, 7-33/7 vs. W.V. Wesleyan W, 4-13/8 vs. American International W, 6-03/8 vs. West Liberty State L, 3-23/12 vs. #17 Wayne State W, 2-1 (8)3/12 vs. Felician W, 4-03/13 #23 Nova Southeastern W, 3-23/14 #23 Nova Southeastern W, 3-23/14 #23 Nova Southeastern L, 7-33/18 Hillsdale L, 2-13/18 Hillsdale W, 4-03/20 @ Lynn W, 4-03/27 Florida Tech W, 1-0 (15)3/28 Florida Tech W, 4-13/28 Florida Tech L, 3-24/4 @ Saint Leo W, 2-04/5 @ Saint Leo W, 3-14/5 @ Saint Leo W, 7-34/9 @ Rollins L, 3-04/10 @ Rollins W, 9-74/10 @ Rollins L, 2-14/18 Barry L, 3-04/19 Barry L, 4-14/19 Barry L, 5-14/24 #17 Florida Southern W, 3-24/25 #17 Florida Southern W, 2-14/25 #17 Florida Southern L, 6-05/8 @ #3 Valdosta St. (NCAA) L, 5-05/9 vs. #22 FSC (NCAA) L, 8-6


In 2008, Tampa advanced to the NCAA South Regional finals while match-

ing a school record with 35 wins.



3/6 Ohio Valley W, 9-0 (5)3/6 Ohio Valley W, 8-0 (5)3/9 Salem International W, 7-13/9 Salem International W, 19-1 (5)3/13 West Liberty State W, 7-03/13 West Liberty State W, 7-13/16 vs. Hillsdale W, 10-2 (5)3/16 vs. Bryant L, 2-03/17 vs. Florida Tech W, 4-13/17 vs. West Chester W, 11-2 (6)3/17 vs. #18 Florida Southern L, 5-13/20 Eckerd W, 3-23/21 Eckerd W, 8-23/21 Eckerd W, 8-23/23 Augustana W, 3-23/23 Augustana W, 3-23/30 Nova Southeastern W, 1-03/31 Nova Southeastern W, 7-63/31 Nova Southeastern L, 5-44/6 Lynn W, 4-14/7 Lynn W, 9-7 (9)4/7 Lynn W, 11-84/13 Florida Tech L, 5-14/14 Florida Tech W, 11-54/14 Florida Tech L, 4-14/20 Saint Leo L, 2-14/21 Saint Leo L, 2-04/21 Saint Leo L, 3-1 (9)4/27 Rollins W, 6-14/28 Rollins L, 3-14/29 Rollins L, 2-1 (8)

2006 Won 19, Lost 312/18 @ Barry L, 1-02/19 @Barry L, 3-02/19 @ Barry L, 2-12/25 Rollins W, 1-02/25 Rollins L, 3-22/26 Rollins L, 4-23/1 LeMoyne W, 3-13/1 LeMoyne W, 4-33/3 vs. Queens W, 8-03/3 vs. #19 Northwood L, 2-03/4 vs. LeMoyne W, 3-23/5 vs. Northwood L, 5-23/5 vs. Armstrong Atlantic L, 2-13/7 vs. Mount Olive W, 4-33/7 vs. Winston-Salem State W, 6-13/8 @ Armstrong Atlantic L, 9-03/8 @ Armstrong Atlantic L, 6-13/11 Salem International W, 16-03/11 Salem International W, 10-03/14 @ #3 Florida Southern W, 2-13/15 @ #3 Florida Southern L, 8-03/15 @ #3 Florida Southern L, 3-23/17 vs. Armstrong Atlantic W, 9-13/17 vs. Bryant W, 11-23/18 vs. Delta State L, 5-33/18 vs. Delta State L, 10-53/18 vs. Hillsdale W, 7-03/19 vs. Southern Arkansas W, 8-13/19 vs. Southern Arkansas L, 3-03/21 Alabama-Huntsville L, 8-63/21 Alabama-Huntsville L, 9-43/24 Eckerd W, 8-13/25 Eckerd W, 3-13/25 Eckerd L, 3-23/28 Augustana L, 3-23/28 Augustana W, 1-04/1 @ Valdosta State L, 7-3

4/2 @ Eckerd W, 6-14/2 @ Eckerd W, 10-04/13 Valdosta State W, 7-04/13 Valdosta State L, 5-44/15 Nova Southeastern W, 1-04/16 Nova Southeastern W, 4-14/16 Nova Southeastern L, 3-14/22 @ Lynn L, 5-04/23 @ Lynn L, 9-1 (5)4/23 @ Lynn L, 11-3 (6)4/28 @ Valdosta State L, 4-34/28 @Valdosta State W, 4-1

2004 Won 33, Lost 142/13 @ Florida Tech W, 3-02/14 @ Florida Tech W, 1-02/14 @ Florida Tech L, 5-32/20 Saint Leo W, 3-22/21 Saint Leo W, 1-0 (9)2/21 Saint Leo W, 3-22/27 vs. West Florida W, 6-22/28 @ Valdosta State W, 7-12/28 vs. North Alabama W, 10-42/29 vs. Alabama Huntsville L, 4-32/29 vs. Lincoln Memorial W, 13-43/6 Saginaw Valley W, 4-33/6 Saginaw Valley W, 6-23/9 Glenville State W, 12-03/9 Glenville State W, 10-03/12 @ Barry W, 2-03/13 @ Barry L, 2-13/13 @ Barry W, 4-23/15 American Intl. W, 6-03/15 American Intl. W, 8-03/18 Carson-Newman W, 2-03/18 Carson-Newman W, 6-23/19 Rollins L, 3-2 3/20 Rollins L, 3-03/20 Rollins L, 6-53/23 West Georgia W, 5-13/23 West Georgia W, 3-03/26 vs. Albany State W, 8-53/26 vs. Albany State W, 9-13/27 vs. Valdosta State L, 4-2

4/1 @ Valdosta State L, 8-64/7 @ Nova Southeastern L, 7-24/8 @ Nova Southeastern W, 13-54/8 @ Nova Southeastern L, 12-44/14 Lynn L, 5-34/15 Lynn L, 7-64/15 Lynn L, 3-24/21 @ #9 Florida Tech W, 2-14/22 @ #9 Florida Tech L, 3-14/22 @ #9 Florida Tech L, 4-04/28 Saint Leo L, 4-14/29 Saint Leo L, 2-14/29 Saint Leo L, 4-0

2005 Won 19, Lost 222/9 Glenville State W, 3-02/9 Glenville State W, 4-02/11 @ Saint Leo L, 4-02/12 @ Saint Leo L, 8-52/12 @ Saint Leo L, 8-12/18 @ Rollins W, 3-12/19 @ Rollins W, 2-12/19 @ Rollins L, 5-32/20 Florida Gulf Coast W, 5-12/20 Florida Gulf Coast W, 9-32/21 West Florida L, 3-22/21 West Florida L, 8-0 (5)2/25 vs. West Georgia W, 4-32/26 vs. Lincoln Memorial W, 3-02/26 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 4-33/5 vs. Central Missouri W, 5-03/5 @ Saint Leo L, 8-0 (5)3/6 vs. Central Missouri W, 2-13/6 @ Saint Leo L, 7-13/8 Florida Tech L, 4-03/10 Florida Tech L, 2-13/10 Florida Tech L, 1-03/18 Florida Southern W, 1-03/19 Florida Southern L, 6-03/19 Florida Southern L, 8-0 (5)3/24 Barry W, 3-23/25 Barry L, 6-33/25 Barry L, 4-04/1 @ Eckerd W, 7-0

Tampa appeared in its third NCAA postseason tournament and finished

with 33 wins in 2004.




3/27 vs. Valdosta State L, 1-04/2 @ Florida Southern W, 3-24/3 @ Florida Southern L, 4-24/3 @ Florida Southern L, 5-04/7 Eckerd W, 9-14/8 Eckerd W, 8-04/8 Eckerd W, 9-14/23 @ Nova Southeastern L, 1-04/24 @ Nova Southeastern W, 7-04/24 @ Nova Southeastern W, 4-35/1 Lynn W, 1-05/1 Lynn L, 2-15/2 Lynn W, 3-05/6 vs. West Florida (NCAA) W, 5-45/6 vs. Fla. Southern (NCAA) L, 3-25/7 vs. Benedict (NCAA) W, 1-0 5/7 vs. Ala.-Huntsville (NCAA) L, 3-0

2003 Won 22, Lost 252/21 vs. Alabama-Huntsville L, 2-12/21 vs. North Alabama W, 9-02/22 @ Valdosta State L, 8-02/23 vs. West Florida L, 4-02/23 vs. West Georgia L, 4-13/2 vs. South Dakota W, 6-43/4 Saginaw Valley State W, 3-03/4 Saginaw Valley State W, 3-23/7 vs. Nova Southeastern W, 2-13/7 vs. Ferris State W, 7-33/8 vs. Florida Southern W, 5-23/9 vs. SIU - Edwardsville L, 14-63/9 @ Saint Leo W, 2-13/12 Indianapolis W, 7-23/12 Indianapolis W, 6-03/15 @ Florida Tech L, 2-13/15 @ Florida Tech W, 3-23/16 @ Rollins L, 3-03/16 @ Rollins W, 3-23/19 Eckerd W, 4-03/19 Eckerd W, 8-23/20 Bluefield State W, 11-13/20 Bluefield State W, 12-03/22 Barry L, 5-03/22 Barry L, 4-03/23 Lynn W, 2-03/23 Lynn L, 2-13/25 vs. Augustana-SD L, 2-13/25 vs. S. Connecticut State W, 5-03/29 Saint Leo L, 5-23/29 Saint Leo W, 1-03/30 Florida Southern L, 11-43/30 Florida Southern L, 2-04/5 @ Barry L, 6-54/5 @ Barry L, 5-14/6 @ Lynn L, 8-24/6 @ Lynn L, 1-04/12 Rollins L, 6-04/12 Rollins L, 2-14/13 Florida Tech W, 5-14/13 Florida Tech L, 2-04/16 @ Eckerd W, 7-04/16 @ Eckerd W,9-04/26 @ Saint Leo L, 7-34/26 @ Saint Leo W, 4-34/27 @ Florida Southern L, 3-14/27 @ Florida Southern L, 3-0

2002 Won 35, Lost 142/21 Warner W, 5-42/21 Warner W, 6-1

5/10 vs. Valdosta State (NCAA) W, 6-55/11 vs. Barry (NCAA) L, 1-05/11 vs. Valdosta State (NCAA) L, 5-0

2001 Won 33, Lost 162/23 Thomas W, 5-02/23 Thomas W, 5-22/24 Southern Arkansas W, 2-12/24 Valdosta State L, 3-22/25 Alabama-Huntsville L, 14-02/25 West Florida L, 7-23/1 Mercyhurst W, 7-23/1 Mercyhurst W, 2-03/6 Northwood L, 4-33/6 Northwood W, 3-03/9 Ashland L, 7-13/10 North Florida W, 3-13/10 Ashland W, 3-13/11 North Florida W, 2-13/11 Queens W, 1-03/12 North Florida L, 6-53/12 North Florida L, 4-23/13 Olivet Nazarene W, 8-13/13 Olivet Nazarene W, 4-13/14 Spring Arbor W, 2-13/14 Spring Arbor W, 13-03/17 Lynn L, 2-03/17 Lynn W, 7-23/18 Barry L, 3-03/18 Barry W, 7-23/21 @ Eckerd W, 3-13/21 @ Eckerd W, 2-03/24 @ Florida Southern W, 2-03/24 @ Florida Southern L, 2-03/25 Saint Leo W, 1-03/25 Saint Leo L, 5-34/1 @ Florida Tech W, 1-04/1 @ Florida Tech W, 5-14/7 @ Lynn L, 2-14/7 @ Lynn W, 4-04/8 @ Barry W, 1-04/8 @ Barry W, 4-24/11 Eckerd W, 5-04/11 Eckerd W, 1-0

2/23 vs. West Florida W, 4-12/23 @ Valdosta State W, 2-12/24 vs. West Georgia W, 9-02/24 vs. Alabama Huntsville W, 10-32/25 Clarion W, 8-02/25 Clarion W, 5-13/1 vs. Kennesaw State W, 4-33/9 @ Florida Tech W, 5-03/9 @ Florida Tech L, 6-13/11 Spring Arbor W, 9-13/11 Spring Arbor W, 6-13/14 Concord W, 8-03/14 Concord W, 8-03/16 @ Lynn L, 1-03/16 @ Lynn L, 1-03/17 @ Barry L, 2-13/17 @ Barry W, 1-03/20 Eckerd W, 6-23/20 Eckerd W, 6-23/23 Florida Southern W, 4-03/23 Florida Southern W, 1-03/24 Saint Leo L, 5-43/24 Saint Leo L, 1-03/27 vs. Augustana (SD) L, 4-03/27 vs. Southern Conn. W, 15-13/30 Hawaii-Hilo W, 1-03/30 Hawaii-Hilo L, 2-14/6 Rollins W, 6-04/6 Rollins L, 4-14/7 Florida Tech L, 2-14/7 Florida tech W, 1-04/10 @ Eckerd W, 10-14/10 @ Eckerd W, 12-44/13 Lynn W, 2-14/13 Lynn W, 4-14/14 Barry W, 2-14/14 Barry W, 3-04/20 @ Florida Southern W, 1-04/20 @ Florida Southern W, 8-34/21 Saint Leo L, 2-14/21 Saint Leo W, 3-24/27 @ Rollins W, 3-24/27 @ Rollins L, 3-05/9 vs. Delta State (NCAA) W, 2-1


UT won a school record 35 games in 2002 and also registered the pro-

gram’s first NCAA tournament victories.



4/18 Florida Tech W, 5-04/18 Florida Tech W, 6-04/21 Florida Southern W, 1-04/21 Florida Southern W, 2-14/22 @ Saint Leo L, 2-04/22 @ Saint Leo W, 3-14/28 Rollins W, 5-04/28 Rollins W, 2-15/11 vs. West Florida (NCAA) L, 5-15/11 vs. Lynn (NCAA) L, 9-0

2000 Won 28 Lost 112/25 Mercyhurst W, 7-02/25 Mercyhurst W, 18-42/26 Warner W, 8-02/26 Warner W, 11-13/2 Northwood W, 5-03/2 Northwood W, 7-33/9 Southern Colorado W, 5-33/11 @Rollins W, 4-03/11 @Rollins W, 5-03/12 @Florida Tech L, 2-13/12 @Florida Tech W, 2-13/15 Spring Arbor W, 6-03/15 Spring Arbor W, 8-03/18 Lynn W, 9-73/18 Lynn W, 11-23/19 Barry L, 1-03/19 Barry L, 3-03/22 @Eckerd W, 5-23/22 @Eckerd W, 6-23/25 Charleston Southern W, 3-13/25 Charleston Southern L, 5-24/1 @Florida Southern L, 1-04/1 @Florida Southern W, 2-14/2 @Saint Leo L, 2-04/2 @Saint Leo W, 5-34/8 Florida Tech L, 4-14/8 Florida Tech W, 1-04/9 Rollins W, 2-14/9 Rollins W, 3-24/12 Saint Leo L, 3-14/12 Saint Leo W, 5-44/15 @Lynn W, 1-04/15 @Lynn W, 6-0

4/22 @Florida Southern L, 3-04/24 @Saint Leo L, 3-04/24 @Saint Leo L, 3-0

1998 Won 22, Lost 202/21 Nova Southeastern L, 2-02/21 Nova Southeastern W, 2-02/25 Valdosta State L, 2-02/25 Valdosta State L, 4-13/3 @Rollins W, 3-23/3 @Rollins L, 1-03/5 Northwood L, 8-33/5 Northwood L, 6-23/6 Queens W, 3-23/6 Queens W, 3-13/8 Florida Southern L, 13-03/8 Florida Southern L, 3-23/14 Salem State W, 6-23/14 Salem State W, 6-13/15 @Florida Tech W, 2-13/15 @Florida Tech L, 5-13/23 Rollins W, 7-23/23 Rollins L, 3-23/25 @Eckerd L, 4-03/25 @Eckerd L, 2-03/27 @Barry L, 6-23/27 @Barry L, 6-53/28 @Lynn W, 8-03/28 @Lynn W, 10-03/30 Spring Arbor W, 6-23/30 Spring Arbor W, 9-44/1 @Florida Southern L, 8-04/1 @Florida Southen L, 3-04/4 @Saint Leo L, 8-04/4 @Saint Leo W, 10-84/8 Florida Tech W, 7-24/8 Florida Tech W, 4-34/15 Molloy W, 5-44/15 Molloy W, 9-44/18 Lynn W, 5-34/18 Lynn W, 8-04/19 Barry L, 8-34/19 Barry W, 10-24/22 Eckerd L, 4-14/22 Eckerd W, 10-14/24 Saint Leo L, 7-44/24 Saint Leo W, 1-0

1997 Won 18, Lost 282/20 @Florida Southern L, 6-02/20 @Florida Southern L, 5-22/22 @Florida Tech L, 4-24/22 @Florida Tech W, 8-32/25 Eckerd L, 8-12/25 Eckerd W, 7-32/27 Wisconsin-Parkside L, 10-12/27 Wisconsin-Parkside L, 9-13/1 @Valdosta State L, 5-03/1 @Valdosta State L, 5-03/3 Barry L, 6-03/3 Barry L, 7-33/8 Wayne State W, 4-33/8 @Eckerd W, 10-53/9 Stony Brook W, 8-03/9 North Florida L, 5-23/11 Salem State W, 11-03/11 Salem State W, 6-33/12 North Florida L, 6-03/12 North Florida L, 8-03/15 St. Thomas W, 7-2

4/16 @Barry L, 1-04/16 @Barry L, 1-04/19 Eckerd W, 8-04/19 Eckerd W, 9-04/20 Florida Southern L, 4-04/20 Florida Southern W, 2-0

1999 Won 16, Lost 242/14 Armstrong Atlantic L, 2-02/14 Armstrong Atlantic L, 1-02/19 @Lynn W, 13-22/19 @Lynn W, 9-22/20 @Barry L, 4-32/20 @Barry L, 7-13/4 Northwood W, 1-03/4 Northwood L, 4-33/13 Rollins W, 4-03/13 Rollins W, 14-13/23 Eckerd W, 4-03/23 Eckerd W, 7-23/24 Georgia College & State W, 2-13/24 Georgia College & State W, 4-23/27 Florida Southern W, 1-03/27 Florida Southern L, 5-23/28 Saint Leo L, 5-23/28 Saint Leo L, 5-33/30 Trinity Christian W, 8-03/30 Trinity Christian W, 9-13/31 Spring Arbor W, 8-73/31 Spring Arbor L, 4-14/8 Queens W, 2-14/8 Queens L, 7-34/10 @Florida Tech L, 6-34/10 @Florida Tech L, 7-14/11 @Rollins L, 2-14/11 @Rollins L, 9-04/15 Florida Tech W, 6-54/16 Florida Tech L, 3-14/17 Barry L, 1-04/17 Barry L, 10-14/18 Lynn W, 7-14/18 Lynn W, 5-24/21 @Eckerd W, 9-14/21 @Eckerd L, 9-14/22 @Florida Southern L, 1-0


The 2001 Spartans were the first and only team in program history

to win the Sunshine State Conference championship.



3/15 St. Thomas W, 5-43/21 Florida Tech L, 10-23/21 Florida Tech L, 13-83/22 @Rollins W, 2-13/22 @Rollins L, 3-13/27 Staten Island W, 9-13/27 Staten Island W, 8-13/31 Trinity Christian W, 4-03/31 Trinity Christian W, 9-04/1 Spring Arbor L, 5-24/1 Spring Arbor W, 10-94/4 Florida Southern L, 6-14/4 Florida Southern L, 13-94/6 @North Florida L, 3-24/6 @North Florida L, 7-24/12 @Barry L, 8-04/12 @Barry L, 6-24/19 Rollins W, 5-34/19 Rollins L, 7-54/20 @Saint Leo L, 3-24/20 @Saint Leo L, 9-24/24 @Eckerd L, 3-14/24 @Eckerd L, 3-2

1996 Won 5, Lost 312/21 Valdosta State L, 19-12/21 Valdosta State L, 3-22/27 Northwood L, 7-43/12 Merrimack L, 7-13/12 Merrimack L, 9-23/14 Salem State W, 6-13/14 Salem state W, 11-03/16 Rollins L, 6-53/16 Rollins L, 10-43/17 Florida Tech L, 10-13/17 Florida Tech L, 13-03/20 @Florida Southern L, 10-13/20 @Florida Southern L, 12-33/24 Barry L, 15-23/24 Barry L, 8-53/26 @Eckerd L, 2-03/26 @Eckerd L, 9-13/29 Northwood L, 8-53/30 North Florida L , 10-03/30 North Florida L, 8-04/5 @North Florida L, 6-14/5 @North Florida L, 4-34/10 Saint Leo L, 11-54/10 Saint Leo L, 11-64/11 Florida Southern L, 11-24/11 Florida Southern L, 15-04/13 @Rollins L, 4-14/13 @Rollins L, 11-64/14 @Florida Tech L, 13-74/14 @Florida Tech L, 10-94/21 @Saint Leo L, 15-04/21 @Saint Leo L, 13-24/23 Webber L, 2-14/23 Webber W, 3-04/27 Eckerd W, 4-34/27 Eckerd W, 9-7

1995 Won 12, Lost 381/27 Goldey-Beacom W, 8-01/27 Goldey-Beacom W, 6-52/17 St. Thomas L, 9-12/17 St. Thomas W, 6-52/19 vs. St. Johns L, 8-02/19 vs. St. Johns L, 8-62/25 Barry L, 5-1

1018 Overall Record

1994 Won 13, Lost 301/22 Goldey-Beacom W, 9-42/18 Columbus State L, 10-12/18 Columbus State L, 15-92/23 St. Johns L, 9-52/23 St. Johns L, 3-02/27 Rollins W, 8-02/27 Rollins W, 13-03/4 Davis & Elkins W, 8-03/4 @Queens L, 13-73/4 @Shaw L, 8-23/5 Florida Tech W, 2-13/5 Saint Leo L, 9-03/6 @Ferris State L, 7-63/7 Salem State L, 5-33/8 @Rollins L, 11-93/8 @Rollins W, 19-03/11 Saint Leo L, 3-03/11 Saint Leo L, 13-53/15 Eckerd W, 12-103/15 Eckerd W, 12-43/16 Wayne State L, 7-53/19 North Florida L, 9-63/19 North Florida L, 11-33/25 @Barry L, 11-03/25 @Barry L, 18-13/26 @Florida Tech L, 1-03/26 @Florida Tech W, 13-53/29 @Saint Leo W, 11-103/29 @Saint Leo L, 7-53/31 Bloomsburg L, 10-03/31 Bloomsburg L, 10-74/5 @North Florida L, 9-14/5 @North Florida L, 10-24/9 Florida Tech W, 3-24/9 Florida Tech L, 7-64/13 @Eckerd W, 12-44/13 @Eckerd W, 14-24/16 Florida Southern L, 17-14/16 Florida Southern L, 10-24/19 @Florida Southern L, 8-04/19 @Florida Southern L, 10-04/26 Barry Forfeit

2/25 Barry L, 10-03/3 vs. Eckerd L, 7-23/3 vs. Queens L, 9-23/3 vs. Davis & Elkins W, 9-83/4 @Saint Leo L, 10-23/4 vs. Dowling L, 6-53/5 vs. Florida Tech L, 8-33/5 @Florida Tech L, 12-63/6 SIU-Edwardsville L, 9-03/6 Shippensburg L. 11-43/7 Pace W 7-23/16 Salem State L, 6-33/16 Salem State W, 8-03/18 @Rollins L, 2-13/18 @Rollins L, 5-23/19 @Florida Tech L, 8-23/19 @Florida Tech W, 19-113/26 Florida Tech L, 12-53/28 Spring Arbor L, 8-03/28 Spring Arbor L, 3-23/30 @Saint Leo L, 5-33/30 @Saint Leo L, 4-14/1 Eckerd W, 7-54/1 Eckerd W, 10-44/4 Saint Leo L, 10-04/4 Saint Leo L, 8-14/8 @Barry L, 8-04/8 @Barry L, 5-24/9 North Florida L, 5-34/9 North Florida L, 13-34/11 @Florida Southern L, 7-14/11 @Florida Southern L, 10-14/13 @Valdosta State L, 12-34/13 @Valdosta State L, 8-04/14 @North Florida L, 5-24/14 @North Florida L, 4-34/18 Florida Southern L, 11-34/18 Florida Southern L, 12-14/20 @Eckerd L, 7-64/20 @Eckerd W, 4-24/23 Rollins W, 3-14/23 Rollins W, 5-0

The Pete Monteleone Years1994 (One year)


Tampa won 22 games in 1998 under head coach Leslie Kanter.




426 Barry Forfeit

The Michelle Lamont Years198993 (Five years)114104 Overall Record

1993 Won 28, Lost 202/23 @South Florida L, 9-12/23 @South Florida L, 6-22/28 Valdosta State L, 5-32/28 Valdosta State L, 12-33/2 Eckerd W, 2-13/2 Eckerd W, 11-03/4 vs. C.W. Post L, 3-23/4 vs. Saginaw Valley State W, 7-63/5 vs. Bridgeport W, 11-63/5 vs. Troy State L, 3-13/5 vs. Barry L, 2-13/6 vs. Eckerd W, 12-03/6 vs. Ferris State W, 5-43/6 vs. Bridgeport L, 5-23/12 Salem State W, 5-03/12 Salem State W, 6-43/14 @Barry L, 8-03/14 @Barry W, 3-23/19 Kentucky Wesleyan W, 3-13/19 Kentucky Wesleyan L, 9-13/20 North Florida W, 7-13/20 North Florida L, 6-03/21 vs. Mankato State L, 12-03/21 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W, 3-13/23 vs. East Stroudsburg W, 2-03/23 vs. SIU-Edwardsville L, 5-23/27 Saint Leo W, 3-23/27 Saint Leo W, 2-13/28 Barry L, 5-03/28 Barry W, 4-34/3 Rollins W, 10-04/3 Rollins W, 25-14/4 @Florida Tech W, 11-44/4 @Florida Tech W, 14-24/6 @Eckerd W, 14-24/6 @Eckerd W, 8-3

4/4 @ West Florida L, 8-04/9 @Eckerd W, 2-04/9 @Eckerd W, 13-14/11 Florida Southern W, 3-14/11 Florida Southern W, 2-04/12 Rollins W, 5-44/12 Rollins W. 7-14/14 @Florida Southern L, 2-14/14 @Florida Southern L, 9-14/17 Florida Tech W, 6-14/17 Florida Tech W, 10-04/18 Barry L, 6-24/18 Barry W, 9-5

1991 Won 27, Lost 192/21 @South Florida L, 2-12/21 @South Florida L, 12-22/25 Alma L, Forfeit2/25 Alma L, Forfeit3/1 Keene State L, 2-03/2 Saint Leo L, Forfeit3/2 USC-Upstate L, Forfeit5/7 Keene State L, Forfeit3/8 Bridgeport L, 2-03/9 Stetson W, 4-23/9 Stetson W, 6-13/16 Eckerd L, 7-63/17 Rollins W, 12-43/17 Rollins W, 14-43/23 St. Andrews W, 8-03/23 St. Andrews W, 6-13/24 @Florida Tech W, 3-03/24 @Florida Tech W, 13-43/26 @Barry L, 8-73/26 @Barry L, 6-53/30 Saint Leo L, 12-53/30 Saint Leo W, 8-74/2 Florida Southern L, 7-14/2 Florida Southern L, 14-04/3 Calvin W, 8-04/3 Calvin W, 3-04/5 vs. Mercer L, 4-34/6 vs. Huntingdon L, 3-24/6 vs. Mobile L, 5-14/6 vs. Mississippi L, 6-44/6 vs. Mississippi College L, 8-04/9 @Rollins W, 17-04/9 @Rollins W, 7-44/11 @Stetson W, 1-04/11 @Stetson W, 5-44/13 Barry W, 5-44/13 Barry W, 5-24/14 Florida Tech W, 2-1Florida Tech W, 8-1@Saint Leo W, 5-4@Saint Leo L, 2-1@Eckerd W, 4-2@Eckerd L, 2-1@Eckerd W, 7-4@Florida Southern L, 10-0@Florida Southern L, 3-0

4/8 @Saint Leo W, 9-04/8 @Saint Leo W, 8-14/9 USC-Upstate L, 6-14/9 USC-Upstate L, 7-14/13 Florida Southern L, 5-04/13 Florida Southern L, 9-04/16 @Rollins W, 10-14/16 @Rollins W, 4-04/17 Florida Tech W, 14-04/17 Florida Tech W, 7-24/20 @Florida Southern L, 8-34/20 @Florida Southern L, 3-0

1992 Won 25, Lost 182/29 Alma W, 8-12/29 Alma W, 6-43/3 @South Florida L, 4-13/3 @South Florida L, 14-13/6 vs. Saginaw Valley L, 7-33/7 vs. Eckerd W, 7-43/7 vs. Troy State W, 5-33/8 vs. Bridgeport L, 6-43/10 @Rollins W, 8-03/10 @Rollins W, 7-13/14 Eckerd W, 7-33/14 Eckerd W, 7-13/18 St. Thomas Aquinas W, 10-23/18 St. Thomas Aquinas W, 10-53/19 Saint Leo W, 1-03/19 Saint Leo W, 3-03/21 North Florida L, 6-23/21 North Florida L, 3-13/26 USC-Upstate L, 6-13/26 USC-Upstate L, 3-13/27 @Florida Tech L, 1-03/27 @Florida Tech W, 10-13/28 @Barry W, 2-13/28 @Barry W, 7-54/1 @Saint Leo L, 4-34/1 @Saint Leo L, 4-14/3 vs. Troy State L, 9-04/3 vs. Mississippi Women L, 8-34/3 vs. Mercer W, 7-44/4 vs. Stetson L, 8-0

In 1993, Tampa won 28 games while finishing second in the Sunshine

State Conference with 18 victories.



A

Abarbanel, Shannon 1992-93Abbott, Kristen 2001-04Agnitsch, Missy 1995-98Angell, Heather 2002Arcuri, Ashley 2008-09Asbury, Robin 1993-94

B

Bailey, Katie 2001-04Baldwin, Luanne 1989-90Bannon, Katie 2011Barnes, Cassie 2008currentBecker, Samantha 2006-09Bedford, Amanda 1995-98Bender, Katie 2002-05Bennett, Kelly 1991-92Bennett, Kim 1991-94Bird, Kami 2004-05Bires, Nicole 1997Blout, Brandi 2005-08Boswell, Bridget 1991-93Bowman, Jolene 1997Brooks, Chelsey 2011Browning, Rachel 2007-09Buker, Karlyn 2011Bushman, Natalie 1992-95

C

Carmichael, LaQuanda 1995Carrea, Ashley 2007-2010Carter, Francine 1994-95Casey, Kallan 2007-09Christansen, Amy 1996-98Clarkson, Rebecca 1998Cockrum, Kyra 2002-04Connolly, Megan 2005-08Cox 1990Crooks, Krystal 2007-08Crotty, Kim 1993

D

D’Arpino, Ashley 2006-07Dattilo, Brittany 2010Davis, Katie 2004-08Demsky, Sabrina 1999-2001Doherty, Megan 1989Dougherty, Devlin 2004-07

E

Exizian, Christy 2001-02

F

Fabian, Carly 2002Fenno, Nicole 2003-06Fischer, Brittany 2000-01Fletcher 1990Fuller, Regan 1999-2000

G

Garcia, Brittany 2010currentGarito, Ivy 1995-96Gavel, Donna 1994Genarelli, Laurie 1989

Glover, Dena 1999-2001Glover, Kelly 2004-07Greenfield, Erin 1997Greenwell, Gerrie 1999-2000Griffis, Gena 1991-94

H

Hadley, Trina 2000Harrison, Kerrie 1994Henriott, Deanna 2008currentHipple, Brittany 2010currentHogland, Rachel 1995-96Hokin, Sarah 2003-06Holden, Chrissy 1995-98Holden, Maggie 2008-09Holmes, Melissa 2002-05Horan, Michele 2006-09Huff 1989Hughes, Heidi 1993-94Humphrey, Kristi 2008currentHutchinson, Amanda 1998

I

Ippolito, Natalie 2004-05

J

Jallo, Susan 2009currentJohnson, Kasey 2009Joseph, Brittany 2011

K

Kabot, Liz 1989-91Katz, Nikki 1999-2001Keefe, Jessica 2006-09Kelly, Shannon 2009-2010Kerrins, Heather 2003Krenn, Melissa 2005-06

L

Law, Kristin 2002-05Leto 1989Lindbeck, Tori 1995Lowe, Kelly 1991-92Luis, Jenny 2004-06

M

Macri, Cheryl 1999Manthei, Farrah 1996Markley, Robyn 1997-2000McKendree, Kelly 1997-2000McKenzie, Stephanie 2002Milhan, Elizabeth 2011Morgan, Kathleen 1993-94Morris, Meredith 2006-07

N

Norat 1989Norman, Lacinda 2001-04

O

O’Connell, Carrine 1990-93Ozawa, Yoshiko 2002

P

Pacatte, Julie 1989-92Parks, Linda 2001Pattee, Jodi 1997-2000Paula, Kara 1990-93Pepe, Jean 1990-93Pirone, Jamie 1997-2000Pirone, Maria 1997-2000Plante, Jessica 1995-98Proch, Paula 1990-93Publicover, Kristen 1998-2001

Q

Quickery, Holly 1995

R

Raatz, Katlyn 2011Raby 1990Rexroat, Christie 1996Rinki, Alicia 2000Robinson, Kisha 1994-96Ruffolo, Francesca 2006

S

Schmidt, Holly 2001Schneider, Marlo 2005-07Schrader, Carissa 1995Sikes, Theresa 1989Smith, Amber 1998-2001Spadavecchia, Michelle 1994Stacy, Brenda 1989Stark, Miki 2001-04Swofford, Kris 1993-95

T

Tamayo, Marlene 1994Tapia, Melissa 1998-2001Tejas, Jessica 2007-2010Testin, Becky 2003-04Tiarks, Laci 1998-2001Towne, Megan 1999-2001Trowell, Brandyce 2005-07Trowell, Niki 2005-06

V

VanLandingham, Heather 2007-2010Verwoord, Karen 1991-94Vold, Patsy 1996Vyzas, Becky 2009current

W

Wallace, Dawn 1998-01Walsh, Kari 2008currentWalton, Brie 2010currentWeinberg, Lisa 1997Wisniewski, Julie 2010currentWoodard, Mandi 1996Woodward 1989-90

Y

Youngworth 1989-90

Z

Zakavec, Cathy 1996-99

UT Softball Alumni



UT National ChampionshipsThe University of Tampa's athletic history includes a total of 12 national championships at the NCAA II level. TheSpartans have captured titles in baseball (five), golf (two), men's soccer (three), women’s soccer (one) and volleyball(one).

2007 Women’s Soccer 2007 Baseball

2006 Volleyball 2006 Baseball

2001 Men’s Soccer 1998 Baseball



UT National Championships

1994 Men’s Soccer 1993 Baseball

1992 Baseball 1988 Golf

1987 Golf 1981 Men’s SoccerTampa SSC Championships (70 total)Baseball (13) 1987, 1989, 1993, 1997-98, 2000-03, 2006-08, 2010Men’s Basketball (eight) 1984-86, 1988-90, 1992-94, 1997-98, 2001-02Women’s Basketball (four) 1993-94, 2002-03, 2008-10Women’s Cross Country (eight) 1988, 2002-05, 2007-09Men’s Soccer (14) 1982-84, 1986-87, 1989-90, 1992, 1994-97, 2001, 2010Women’s Soccer (three) 2005-07Softball (one) - 2001Volleyball (19) 1983, 1985, 1987-88, 1991-92, 1996-2003, 2005-09



UT Athletic Hall of FameThe University of Tampa Athletic Hall of Fame was established as a way to aid the athletic department, its players, and teamsthrough sponsorship of banquets and improvement of dressing, training, practice, and playing facilities. The hopes were that theexistence of the Hall would encourage and motivate exemplary contributors, players, and coaches to exceed prior accomplish-ments.

Several of the Hall members’ accomplishments since leaving the university include: four World Series rings, one World Series win-ning manager, an Olympic Gold Medal, six Super Bowl rings by three different players, a number one NFL draft selection, 18 play-ers drafted or started in the NFL, a three-time Wimbledon tennis player, two major college football All-Americans, one HeismanTrophy nominee, a PGA Rookie of the Year, one NBA veteran and two alumni coaches who have guided UT teams to nationalchampionships. Four former Spartan head football coaches have been voted into the National Football Foundation College Hall ofFame.

’64 (F) Jim Galmin 1974’36 (F) Wilbur Gunnoe 1974’58 (B) J.C. Miller 1974’83 (C) Dr. Leonard Annis 1983’72 (W) Fletcher Carr 1983’58 (F) Charlie Coleman 1983’83 (C) Fran Curci 1983’51 (F) Jack Marley 1983’73 (F) John Matuszak 1983’70 (F) Leon McQuay 1983’70 (F) John Mooring 1983’64 (BK) John Pellegrino 1983’62 (B) Lou Piniella 1983’74 (F) Fred Solomon 1983’62 (F) Charles Bailey 1984’42 (B) John Comparato 1984’71 (F) Samuel Gellerstedt 1984’54 (F) Charles Harris 1984’84 (C) Arthur Pepin 1984’84 (C) Edward B. Rood 1984’65 (BK) George Shary 1984’39 (F) Richard Spoto 1984’73 (F) Mark Wakefield 1984’69 (T5) Judy Alvarez 1985’58 (F) Kenneth Belliveau 1985’42 (F) Howard Beynon 1985’73 (F) J.R. "Buddy" Carter 1985’62 (F) Paul Gore 1985’76 (W) David Hauser 1985’71 (F) Noah Jackson 1985’85 (C) Tom McEwen 1985’71 (F) Ron Mikolajczak 1985’70 (BK) John Napier 1985’72 (F) Eddie Caldwell 1986’72 (F) Alex Edlin 1986’67 (F) Armando Flores 1986’42 (F) Dixie Howell 1986’57 (C) Bob Martinez 1986’72 (F) Paul Orndorff 1986’67 (BK) Richard Pusins 1986’37 (F) John Edison 1987’83 (S) Michael Fall 1987’71 (F) Joe Hernandez 1987’76 (F) Vin Hoover 1987’73 (WS) Alan Kempton 1987’74 (F) Darlee Nelson 1987’70 (F) Richard Nittinger 1987’72 (C) Rick Thomas 1987’70 (F) John Benedetto 1988’82 (S) Peter Johannson 1988’80 (CR) Margaret McNiff 1988’88 (C) Lester Olson 1988’68 (F) Gary Rapp 1988’89 (C) John Adams 1989’72 (F) Bobby Brown 1989’84 (BK-V) Linda Catanach 1989

’36 (F) William Godwin 1962’62 (C) Nash Higgins 1962’55 (F) William Minahan 1962’52 (BK) George Montz 1962’47 (F) Paul Straub 1962’51 (F) Holland Aplin 1964’51 (BK) Harry Bryan 1964’64 (C) Crockett Farnell 1964’62 (C) George Howell 1964’55 (F) Robert Lovely 1964’39 (F) Al Yorkunas 1964’65 (C) Miller K. Adams 1965’49 (F) Jerry Jackson 1965’55 (F) Tom Mahin 1965’36 (F) Gus Muench 1965’50 (CR) Bill Stalnaker 1965’65 (C) George Strauss 1965’66 (C) Sam Bailey 1966’52 (F) Vince Chicko 1966’59 (F) Lowell Freeman 1966’37 (BK) Edwin Means 1966’66 (C) Eddie Rouleau 1966’41 (F) Joe Champ Williams 1966’67 (C) Dr. James Estes 1967’55 (F) Ted Green 1967’52 (F) Fred Pancoast 1967’36 (F) Rudy Rodriquez 1967’67 (C) H. Vincent Thornton 1967’59 (BK) Billy Turner 1967’68 (C) Sid Allen 1968’47 (B) Johnny Clements 1968’58 (F) Don Herdon 1968’68 (C) Marcelino F. Huerta 1968’36 (F) Phil Patterson 1968’55 (F) Joe Zalupski 1968’69 (C) George Edmonson,Sr. 1969’36 (F) Ken Hance 1969’51 (BK) Henry MacWilliams 1969’60 (F) Charlie McCullers 1969’70 (C) James Gallogly 1970’56 (F) Richard Harte 1970’41 (T) Johnny Kaufman 1970’65 (F) John Perry 1970’71 (C) Bernard Epstein 1971’62 (B Ronald Perez 1971’54 (F) Nick Waytovich 1971’62 (F) Anthony Yelovich 1971’68 (F) Ronald Brown 1972’48 (B) Douglas Forster 1972’56 (F) Gene King 1972’72 (C) Marcelo Maseda 1972’73 (C) William E. Culbreath 1973’69 (F) James Del Gaizo 1973’41 (F) Fleming Thornton 1973’36 (F) James White 1973’74 (C) Charlie Downie 1974

’81 (GLF) Brian Claar 1989’89 (B) Tino Martinez 1989’52 (F) Ernie Rubio 1989’89 (C) John Tyner 1989’83 (C) Chris Catanach 2002’92 (BK-V) Kim Dix 2002’88 (BK) Nate Johnston 2002’68 (F) Pete Kuharchek 2002’88 (G) Jeff Leonard 2002’87 (BK) Todd Linder 2002’90 (B) Sam Militello 2002’88 (C) Lelo Prado 2002’89 (B-BK) Terry Rupp 2002’72 (F) Dave Tomeo 2002’88 (SW) Laura Atterberry 2004’94 (BK) DeCarlo DeVeaux 2004’00 (V) Danielle Faggion 2004’04 (C) Tom Fitzgerald 2004’78 (BK-V) Jackie Langley 2004’97 (S) Henrik Nebrelius 2004’90 (B) Paul Russo 2004’04 (C) Richard Schmidt 2004’74 (F) Ervin Smith 2004’91 (S) Justin Throneburg 2004’94 (S) Adrian Bush 2006’74 (F) Darryl Carlton 2006’75 (G) Bob Ford 2006’81 (BK-V) Jane Castor 2006’72 (F) Wilbur Grooms 2006’98 (V) Dawn Rawlins 2006’91 (B) Ozzie Timmons 2006’92 (B) Joe Urso 2006’99 (B) Mike Valdes 2006’85 (C) Bob Birrenkott 2006’99 (C) Hindman Wall 2006’93 (SB) Shannon Abarbanel 2008’95 (BK) Crystal Ashley 2008(SW) Ed Brennan 2008’72 (C) Earle Bruce 2008’94 (BB) Gary Graham 2008’83 (SW) Pia Henrikkson 2008’94 (S) Ulf Lilius 2008’90 (BB) Steve Mauldin 2008’88 (SW) Jeff Sidor 2008’91 (BK) Bryan Williams 2008’65 (BK) Charles Andrews 2010’83 (SW) Donna Howe 2010’87 (SW) Cindy Jones 2010’87 (BB) Dean Kelley 2010’93 (BB) Rodd Kelley 2010’96 (BK) April Lindsey 2010’03 (S) Ginger Lynn 2010’05 (CC) Allison Macsas 2010’88 (S) Chris Sullivan 2010’10 (C) Anthony Borrell 2010’88 (C) Chuck Winship 2010



SSC Hall of FameThe Sunshine State Conference Hall of Fame was founded in 1991 to honor those persons who havemade outstanding contributions to the conference. Its purpose is to perpetuate the memory of those whobrought distinction, honor and excellence to the Sunshine State Conference. A total of 29 individuals cur-rently represent The University of Tampa in the league’s Hall of Fame. Tampa has had at least oneinductee for 16 consecutive years, including multiple inductions in the past six.

Class of 200809Gary Graham BaseballApril Lindsey Women’s BasketballGinger Lynn Women’s SoccerChuck Winship Golf Coach

Class of 200708Shannon Abarbanel SoftballCrystal Ashley Women’s BasketballBryan Williams Men’s BasketballKeith Fulk Men’s Soccer Coach

Class of 200607Dawn Rawlins VolleyballJay Miller Men’s Soccer Coach

Class of 200506Danielle Faggion VolleyballTerry Rupp Baseball CoachOzzie Timmons Baseball

Class of 200405Ulf Lilius Men’s SoccerMike Valdes Baseball

Class of 200304Henrik Nebrelius Men’s SoccerPaul Russo Baseball

Class of 200203Justin Throneburg Men’s Soccer

Class of 200102Adrian Bush Men’s Soccer

Class of 200001DeCarlo Deveaux Men’s Basketball

Class of 19992000Sam Militello BaseballHindman Wall Athletic Director

Class of 199899Kim Dix Volleyball/BasketballTom Fitzgerald Men’s Soccer Coach

Class of 199798

Tino Martinez Baseball

Class of 199697Bob Birrenkott Athletic Director

Class of 199596Lelo Prado Baseball Coach

Class of 199495Jeff Leonard Golf

Class of 199394Chris Catanach Volleyball Coach

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UT Academic All-AmericansSelected by CoSIDASince 1952, the College Sports Information Directors ofAmerican (CoSIDA) have honored student/athletes for aca-demic as well as athletic achievement with the creation ofthe CoSIDA Academic All-America teams. ESPN TheMagazine sponsors the awards in partnership withCoSIDA.

To be eligible, a student/athlete must be in his/her secondyear of residence at the institution, must be a starter orimportant substitute and must maintain a 3.2 cumulativegrade point average.

Student/athletes meeting these critieria are then nominated by each school’s sports information director(SID). SIDs within a region vote and select a CoSIDA Academic all-Region team. Those student/athletes’names are then placed on the All-America ballot, which is voted on by all college member SIDs across thecountry.

Following is a complete list of Spartan Academic All-Americans:

Name Sport Position AA Team YearMichael Farrell Baseball Third Base 2nd 1983Carina Svenson Volleyball Blocker 3rd 1983Jeff Leonard M. At-Large Golf 3rd 1985Penny Dickos W. Basketball Guard 2nd 1985Cathy Fox Volleyball Setter 1st 1986Donna Schroeder Volleyball Hitter 3rd 1986Cathy Fox W. Basketball Forward 2nd 1986Penny Dickos W. Basketball Guard 1st 1986Christian Gregory M. At-Large Swimming 2nd 1987Jeff Leonard M. At-Large Golf 3rd 1987Kent Engstrom M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1987Cathy Fox W. Basketball Forward 1st 1987Penny Dickos W. Basketball Forward 1st 1987Steve Mauldin Baseball Outfield 3rd 1988Susanne Wolmesjo Volleyball Hitter 2nd 1988Steve Mauldin Baseball Outfield 1st 1989Steve Mauldin Baseball Outfield 2nd 1990Jorgen Adolfsson M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1991Niklas Fredriksson M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1993David Dion Baseball Outfield 2nd 1994Brian Ussery Baseball Catcher 3rd 1994Jeff Sargent M. At-Large Cross Country 3rd 1996Roger Palm M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1998Allison Macsas W. At-Large Cross Country 1st 2005Chris Rosenbaum Baseball Catcher 1st 2007Margeaux Sinibaldi Volleyball Libero 3rd 2007



UT All-Americans

Former baseball player Tino Martinez

was a three-time All-American.

Elias Gonzales became the first cross

country All-American in 2003.

Baseball YearLevelClaude Caruso 1977-2ndSteve Mumaw 1984-2ndTino Martinez 1986-3rd, 1987-2nd

1988-1stRodney Ehrhard 1986-1stDean Kelley 1987-3rdSam Militello 1988-3rd, 1989-1st,

1990-1stJoey Wardlow 1988-2ndPaul Russo 1989-1st, 1990-1stOzzie Timmons 1990-2nd, 1991-1stJoe Urso 1991-2nd, 1992-2ndGary Graham 1991-2ndBrian Zalatel 1992-2ndMatt Hudson 1992-1stRodd Kelley 1993-1stBrian Zalatel 1993-1stShawn Slade 1993-3rdDavid Dion 1993-1st, 1994-2ndMarc Rodriguez 1993-3rd, 1994-3rd,

1995-1stRicky Burton 1996-1stErik Mirza 1996-2ndBo Donaldson 1996-3rdMike Valdes 1997-1st, 1998-1stAngel Diaz 1998-1stJim Kavourious 2000-1stRonnie Merrill, Jr., 2000-1stKris Sutton 2000-1st, 2001-1stTom Carrow 2001-1stCharlie Manning 2001-2ndAdrian Goas 2002-1stEric Beattie 2003-1stGene Reynolds 2003-3rdJustin Boza 2004-3rd, 2005-3rdLee Cruz 2006, 1stSergio Perez 2006, 1stOrlando Rosales 2006-1stJose Jimenez 2006-3rdCraig Corrado 2007-1stKevin Ferguson 2007-2ndJonathan Holt 2007-2ndAnthony Perez 2008-1st

Mike Schwartz 2010-2nd

Men’s Basketball YearLevelTodd Linder 1985-1st, 1986-1st

1987-1stNate Johnston 1988-2ndBryan Williams 1990-2ndDeCarlo Deveaux 1993-2nd, 1994-1stJon Brown 2001-2ndJeremy Black 2008-1stRashad Callaway 2010-HM

Women’s Basketball YearLevelKim Dix 1991-1st (AWSF),

1992-1st (AWSF)April Lindsey 1996-HMTrysta Morenz 2000-HMSheena Walton 2007-HM, 2008-2nd

Cross Country YearLevelElias Gonzales 2003Allison Macsas 2003, 2004Laura Woznicki 2007Jessica Forrester 2008

Football YearHolland “Luke” Aplin 1951Nick Waytovich 1953Bob Lovely 1955Dick Harte 1956Don Herndon 1957Fred “Moose” Cason 1958Lowell Freeman 1959Jim Galmin 1964John Perry 1965Jesse Kaye 1966Ron Brown 1968Jim DelGaizo 1969John Morring 1970Leon McQuay 1970Sammy Gellerstedt 1970, 1971Ron Mikolajczyk 1971John Matuszak 1972

Golf YearLevelBrian Claar 1980-3rd, 1981-3rdBob Beckmann 1981-3rdBob Royak 1982-3rdErnie Alonso 1986-1st, 1987-3rdScott Johnson 1986-3rd, 1988-3rdJeff Leonard 1986-3rd, 1987-1st,

1988-1stJohn Finster 1988-2ndJeff Schroeder 1988-3rdFred Cornell 1990-3rdKeith Gilkes 1996-ScholarMichael Sowerby 2002-ScholarMichael Alberico 2003-ScholarBrett McNamara 2003-Scholar

Men’s Soccer YearLevel

Chris Sullivan 1987-1stMika Muhonen 1988-3rdTom Reasoner 1989-1stJustin Throneburg 1990-1st, 1991-2ndNiklas Fredriksson 1990-2ndAdrian Bush 1991-1stMikael Grennas 1992-1stUlf Lilius 1992-2nd, 1994-1stHenrik Nebrelius 1995-1st, 1996-2nd,

1997-1stKristjan Brooks 1995-2ndSergio Jaramillo 1995-2ndRafnar Hermannsson 1995-HMRoger Palm 1996-1stAnders Paulsson 1997-1stRoy Fink 2000-2nd, 2001-1stPascal Milien 2008-1st, 2009-2ndRyan Maxwell 2008-2ndDan Ingvarsson 2008-2nd, 2009-1stRyan Thompson 2008-3rd, 2009-1stLister Warren 2009-3rd

Women’s Soccer YearLevelGinger Lynn 2001-3rdSamantha Robinson 2005-3rdShannon Aitken 2006-2nd, 2007-1stShelby Kuni 2006-1st, 2007-1stKara Rasmussen 2006-2ndMalana Winskas 2006-1stAshley Flateland 2007-1stCourtney Evans 2007-2nd, 2008-3rdEmily Stack 2007-2nd

Softball YearLevelLacinda Norman 2003-2nd

Swimming YearLevelJoe Lee 1979Pia Henrikkson 1981, 1982, 1983Alicia McLaughlin 1981, 1982Jorge Martinez 1981, 1982Jeff Tynes 1981, 1983Ralph Diaz 1981, 1982Nick Mooney 1981, 1982



UT All-Americans

Donna Howe 1981, 1982, 1983Donna Strong 1982Tom Janton 1982, 1983Peter Soderlund 1982, 1983Magnus Von Koch 1982Mike Carlson 1982Jan Brokmar 1983Jay Nash 1983Bill Key 1983John Loddigs 1990Keith Duncan 1990Trish Stevens 1990Kirsten Koslowski 1990Jenna Cavanagh 1990Missy Dora 1990Jenny Cornwell 1990Matt Standley 1994Joanne Bellard 1995, 1997Paul Swope 1996Steve Bautista 1996Chad Sundermeyer 1996, 1997Mike Didriksson 1996Chris Plaisted 1997Tim Slamkowski 1997, 1998Scott McLearn 1997, 1998Jim Kiner 1997, 1998,2000Preston Bokos 1997, 1998, 2000Kevin Peterson 1987Jennifer McLeod 1997Vesa Nurmiviita 1998Bill Frye 1998Steve Foster 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002Edward Agnew 2000Les Bernys 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Michael Chase 2000, 2001, 2002Ryan Irvine 2000Scott McLearn 2000Michael Mulbarger 2000Tim Slamkowski 2000Shannon Treen2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Melissa Fielder 2001, 2003Katy Hennig 2001

Kari Lawrence 2001Amber Galvan 2001Mandy Smith 2001, 2002Kevin Shortt 2001, 2002, 2003Phil Murray 2001, 2002, 2003Elysia Moreland 2001, 2002Matt Goodwin 2002, 2003, 2004Pat Weaver 2002, 2003Peter Ranstead 2002, 2003Jamie Peterkin 2003, 2004Lee Webber 2003, 2004, 2005Shanna Halsell 2003, 2004, 2005Mandy Smith 2003, 2004Jasmine DeGross 2003, 2004, 2005Jackie Majer 2003, 2004Meridith Roberts 2003, 2004, 2005Julie Visser 2003, 2004, 2005Meghann Mulbarger 2004, 2005Diana Mielke 2004, 2005Matt Mattingly 2004, 2005, 2006Jeff Gilreath 2004Dan Klee 2004, 2005, 2006Dan Cucchi 2005, 2006Chelsea Hastings 2005, 2006Kevin Hensley 2005Dan Laidlaw 2005Johnny McMahan 2005Ben Oshri 2005Sara Ragan 2005Malcolm Trier 2005Cole Tedhams 2006 Kyle Merritt 2006, 2008Jessie Bardin 2007, 2008, 2010Alexandra Colley 2007Madison Flake 2007, 2008Tyler Furrer 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Meghann Mulbarger 2007Hannah Hudson 2008, 2010Frank Kuchta 2008, 2010Mike Lewis 2008Chris O’Linger 2008, 2009, 2010Kim Tench 2008

Jeff Fiore 2009, 2010Alex Hetland 2009Matt Kramer 2009Hunter Lineback 2009Patrick Murray 2009Michael Verdi 2009Stephanie Branham 2010Ellie Eshleman 2010Kristine Kassl 2010Emilee Margiotta 2010Roman Sereda 2010

Volleyball YearLevelSusanne Wolmesjo1985-2nd, 1987-2ndKaren Solis 1988-1stKim Dix 1990-2nd, 1991-1stLuanne Baldwin 1991-2ndKatia Serkovic 1992-2nd, 1993-2ndAnne Bolger 1993-2ndValerie Jones 1994-2ndDawn Rawlins 1996-2nd, 1998-2ndMelissa Serio 1997-1stHilary Epling 1997-2nd, 1998-2ndDanielle Faggion 1996-2nd, 1997-2nd,

1998-1st, 1999-1stAnia Ruiz 2000-2nd, 2001-1st,

2002-1st, 2003-1stGretchen Naruta 2002-2nd, 2003-1stEricka Womack 2004-2nd, 2005-1stStephanie Rivera 2005-2nd, 2006-1stKatelen Dixon 2006-1st, 2007-1stMargeaux Sinibaldi 2006-2nd, 2007-1stErin Clark 2007-1stAlisha Green 2007-3rdMelissa Vanderhall 2008-1st, 2009-1stKaleigh Cunningham 2009-2ndMeghan Sherman 2009-1st

Current UT assistant swim coach Jim

Kiner was a three time All-American.

Nate Johnston was an All-American

prior to an NBA career.

Danielle Faggion remains the lone four

time volleyball All-American.



University of Tampa

Academic Features* More than 125 areas of study (undergraduate andgraduate)* College of Arts and Letters* College of Natural and Health Sciences* College of Social Sciences, Mathematics andEducation* John H. Sykes College of Business (AACSB accred-ited)* Graduate studies: Eight master’s programs and11 concentrations or tracks;Three MBA programs(eight concentrations), M.S. in Accounting, M.S. inFinance, M.S. in Marketing, M.A. in Education (twotracks) and M.S. in Nursing (two concentrations)* Average SAT: 1,110* Average GPA: 3.3

Campus Facts* 100 landscaped acres* 49 buildings* Excellent athletic and fitness facilities* 10 residence halls* 31 security personnel provide 24/7 campus cov-erage

New FacilitiesSince 1997, the following new construction/reno-vation projects have been completed:* John H. Sykes College of Business Building* Vaughn Center (includes a new Student Center,the Allen N. Reeves Theater, ninth-floor confer-ence/seminar center, and Barnes & NobleUniversity Bookstore)* Six new residence halls collectively housing 2,550students* R.K. Bailey Art Studios* Grand entryway to campus (Poe Parkway)* Two parking garages for 2,500 cars combined*Kennedy Academic Building* Athletic Weight Training Facility* Marine Science Center* Exercise Science/Athletic Training Center

The University of Tampa is a medium-sized com-prehensive, private university located on approxi-mately 100 acres of prime riverfront land in theheart of downtown Tampa. It is the school ofchoice for 6,500 students from 50 states and U.S.territories and approximately 100 countries.Approximately 50 percent of students are fromFlorida, and 70 percent of full-time students live oncampus.

The University offers more than 120 majors,minors and pre-professional programs through astrong core curriculum rooted in the liberal arts. AContinuing Studies Program presents degree pro-grams to adults who want to study part time atnight. Graduate degrees are offered for Master ofEducation, Master of Business Administration,Master of Science in Accounting, Master of Sciencein Finance, Master of Science in Marketing, Masterof Science in Nursing and Certificate in NonprofitManagement. The MBA program is one of thelargest in Florida, and UT is one of the elite privateschools in the Southeast to have AACSB accredita-tion.

UT students enjoy a combination of academic excel-lence, personal attention and real-world experience.An innovative first-year program helps new stu-dents fit in quickly. Internship and community ser-vice opportunities abound, and an Honors Programoffers undergraduates expanded opportunities forinstruction and study abroad.



University of Tampa

Did You Know?* All campus buildings are wired and connected viafiber optic cable, and feature approzimately 200wireless zones.* There are 45 computer labs on campus availablefor curricular, classroom, special or open use.* Every residence hall room has an individualInternet connection for each student.* Approximately 700 community leaders areinvolved at UT on various boards, advisory councilsand support groups.* 90 percent of full-time faculty have doctorates orthe highest degree in their field.* 95 percent of all UT students who apply to gradu-ate school are admitted.* 96 percent of the undergraduate class of 2009reported success in achieving their post-graduategoals.* UT is in the top tier of U.S. News and WorldReport’s “America’s Best Colleges.”* UT’s John H. Sykes College of Business is listed inPrinceton Review’s “Best 301 Business Schools.”

* Numerous new food venues including Chick-fil-A,Dairy Queen and Tsunami Sushi*Riverside Academic and Administrative Building* Cass Science and Communication Buildings* Athletic facilities for soccer, softball and baseball* Renovations of McNiff Fitness Center and SmileyHall

Campus Additions Under Way* Sykes Chapel and Center for Faith and Values* Plant Hall renovations* Science Annex* Student Health and Wellness Center

Campus Life* 3,000 University and community events each year* 145 clubs, student organizations and teams* 19 sororities and fraternities* 22 different food venue choices in four campuslocations* Eight campus publications* Scarfone/Hartley Gallery (art)* Falk and Reeves theaters* Student-run television station, radio station andnewspaper* Intramurals, sports clubs and student recreationprograms* More than 100,000 student and employee servicehours provided annually to more than 200 organi-zations* Army, Air Force and Naval ROTC units*Recreational activities including canoeing, deep-sea fishing, beach excursions, indoor rock climbing,paintball and more.



SAACA student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC) is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled toprovide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations andpolices that affect student-athletes' lives on NCAA member institution campuses.

Presently, there are separate national SAACs for NCAA Divisions I, II and III. NCAA legislation mandatesthat all member institutions have SAACs on their respective campuses. Further, NCAA legislation requiresthat all member conferences have SAACs.

The mission of the NCAA Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to enhance the totalstudent-athlete experience by promoting opportunity for all student-athletes; protecting student-athletewelfare; and fostering a positive student-athlete image.

The Division II SAAC will be guided by the following principles: ethics, integrity, fairness and respect fordiversity, which shall include attention to gender, race, ethnicity and sport.

201011 SAAC OfficersPresident: Sarah Wickham, Women’s BasketballVicePresident: Charlotte White, Women’s SoccerSecretary: Samantha Kay, Women’s SoccerSlide Show Coordinator: Clete Goddard, Men’s Soccer

Past Presidents200910: Amber Eisenberg and Jennifer Jenkins200809: Shelby Kuni and Jennifer Jenkins200708: Jeremy Black and Freddie Nesbitt200607: Meghann Mulbarger and Chris Rosenbaum200506: Sarah McBride and Josh Shave200405: Kristin Law

200910 SAAC Accomplishments*Sent representatives to the SAAC E.L.I.T.E. Weekendsponsored by the Sunshine State Conference.Represented by Rashad Callaway and SarahWickham.

*Participated in The Great American Teach-In, send-ing several student-athletes to Just Elementary inNovember.

*Raised $2,273 for the purchase of holiday gifts and aChristmas party for Just Elementary.

*Active in Give Kids The World in January.

*Welcomed kids from Just Elementary School for “JustElementary Day” at basketball doubleheader. Providedfood and snacks as kids watched the games with UTstudent-athletes.

*Had a Red Cross For Haiti Relief Drawing in MArchthat raised $1,665 for earthquake victims.



Athletic FacilitiesAn Olympic-size swimming pool,tennis and handball courts,newly resurfaced jogging track,outdoor basketball and volley-ball courts, crew training facilityand a modern fitness facility, theMcNiff Fitness Center, are usedby students, faculty and staff. Inaddition, there is a weight roomin the sports center for use bystudent athletes.

Athletic facilities at the University are among the best in thenation for a school of its size. The Bob Martinez Sports Center,a 3,432-seat area plays host to varsity volleyball, men’s andwomen’s basketball, intramural and recreational activitiesand other events throughout the year. Pepin Stadium is con-sidered the finest soccer venue in NCAA II and has been thesite of two national championship finals in the 1990s, includ-ing a Div. II national championship record crowd of 4,336 in1994. Pepin Stadium was also the site of the 2001 men's soc-cer national championship. The new, lighted University ofTampa Baseball Field is home to the three-time nationalchampion Spartan baseball team while the softball team playson its own lighted field, built in 1990.

Bob Martinez Sports CenterThe Bob MartinezSports Center, namedfor the UT alumnuswho served as Mayor ofTampa, Governor ofFlorida and PresidentGeorge H.W. Bush’scabinet level Drug Czar,was opened in July1984. The main gymna-sium houses three full-size courts with perma-nent seating for 3,432to view the main court. It also includes a training room,weight room, six locker rooms, classrooms and offices for theathletic and physical education departments.

Directions to the Martinez Sports Center: From Interstate 275,exit at Ashley Street/Downtown West. You are now on AshleySt. Turn right at the first traffic light, Tyler. Tyler merges intoCass as you cross the Cass Street Bridge. Turn left at the nextlight, North Boulevard, and find the Martinez Center on theright. From Kennedy Boulevard (Route 60), turn north ontoNorth Boulevard, travel three blocks and the Sports Center ison the left.

Pepin StadiumThrough the generosityof one of Tampa’s mostprominent families, TheUniversity of Tampasoccer teams have theprivilege of playing inone of the finest collegefacilities in the country,Pepin Stadium.

Named for Tampa busi-nessmen Arthur D.Pepin of PepinDistributors and his wife Polly, Pepin Stadium was rebuilt anddedicated in 2002. The new facility replaced 80-year-oldPepin/Rood Stadium, site of four NCAA National

Championships and numerous other high profile events. AnNCAA II attendance record was set during the 1994 champi-onship with a Finals crowd of 4,336.

Pepin Stadium is a 1,500-seat partially covered grandstandwith enclosed press box, meeting, storage and rest rooms anda ticket office. The grass field is lighted and bordered by a jog-ging track. The stadium has hosted five NCAA NationalChampionships, including the 2001 men's title that was wonby UT. The venue also hosted the 2008 and 2009 men's andwomen's championships.

Directions to Pepin Stadium: From I 275, exit at AshleyStreet/Downtown West. You are now on Ashley St. Turn rightat the first traffic light on to Tyler. Tyler merges into Cass asyou pass the Performing Arts Center and cross the Cass StreetBridge. Turn left at the next intersection on North Boulevard.Pepin Stadium is down the block on your left. From KennedyBoulevard (Route 60), turn north onto North Boulevard, travelthree blocks and Pepin Stadium is on the right.

University of Tampa Baseball FieldThe University ofTampa Baseball Fieldfeatures a granstandand full-size indoorpress box. The facilityseats 750 spectatorsand also features a patioon the first and thirdbase sides for lawnchair seating. The facili-ty features all theamenities, including aview of the downtownTampa skyline.

The granstand and press box was built in 2006 as a full con-cession stand with on-site restrooms was also constructed.

The UT Baseball Field has been the site of numerous NCAADivision II South Regionals and also serves as the host of theannual Tony Saladino Baseball Tournament for area highschools.

Directions to University of Tampa Baseball Field: The field ison the corner of Cass Street and North Boulevard. This can bereached by taking Interstate 275 and taking exit 25 ( AshleyStreet). Make a right at the first light ( Tyler Street); there willbe an overpass for the Performing Arts Center and a bridgegoing over the Hillsborough River. The first light after thebridge is North Boulevard and the baseball field is on the left.

University of Tampa Softball FieldThe University of Tampa softball complex is located directlybehind the Bob Martinez Sports Center. The field was built in1989 and has seating room for approximately 200 spectators.The field features a new press box. Other amenities includelights and covered dugouts. The dimensions of the field are243 all the way around.

Directions to the University of Tampa Softball Field: FromInterstate 275, exit at Ashley Street/Downtown West. You arenow on Ashley St. Turn right at the first traffic light, Tyler.Tyler merges into Cass as you cross the Cass Street Bridge.Turn left at the next light north boulevard and find theMartinez Center on the right. From Kennedy Boulevard(Route 60), turn north onto North Boulevard, travel threeblocks and the Sports Center is on the left. The softball com-plex is located directly behind the sports center.



President Ronald L. Vaughn, Ph.D.

University, he attended the Institute for EducationalManagement (IEM) in 1994 and the New President’sSeminar in 1995.

He has served on numerous boards including those forthe Performing Arts Center, the Gulf Ridge Council of BoyScouts, the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce, andthe Florida Aquarium. Leadership positions have includedserving as president of the Florida West Coast Chapter ofthe American Marketing Association, president of theTampa Bay Chapter of The Planning Forum, chair of theAmerican Red Cross Tampa Bay Chapter, president ofthe Sunshine State Athletic Conference, and chair of theIndependent Colleges and Universities of Florida.

President Ronald L. Vaughn came to the University inAugust 1984 as the coordinator of the Department ofMarketing and as the holder of the Max H. HollingsworthEndowed Chair of American Enterprise. Since then, hehas served as director of the MBA program, dean of theCollege of Business and Graduate Studies, and co-chiefacademic officer. He became president of the Universityin January 1995.

Under his leadership, the University has entered a periodof growth and expansion unlike any in its previous histo-ry. Since 1995, the University’s annual budget has grownfrom $28 million to $160 million. The record growth hasfueled dynamic improvements in both academics andstudent life. Since 1997, approximately $250 million ofconstruction has been completed or is under way.

President Vaughn beganhis academic career atBradley University as afaculty member andchair of the marketingdepartment. Continuinghis academic career atUT, he served morethan 20 years as a facul-ty member and inadministrative leader-ship positions prior tobecoming president.

President Vaughn has a bachelor’s degree in marketingand an MBA degree from Indiana State University, alongwith a Ph.D. in marketing from the University of Georgia.He has attended more than 30 workshops on strategicplanning, fundraising, corporate quality, marketingresearch, multivariate statistics, various university man-agement topics, and international business. At Harvard

New Facilities Since 1997* John H. Sykes College of Business Building* Vaughn Center (includes a new Student Center, the AllenN. Reeves Theater, ninth-floor conference/seminar center,and Barnes & Noble University Bookstore)* Six new residence halls collectively housing 2,550 stu-dents* R.K. Bailey Art Studios* Grand entryway to campus (Poe Parkway)* Two parking garages for 2,500 cars combined* Kennedy Academic Building* Athletic Weight Training Facility* Marine Science Center* Exercise Science/Athletic Training Center* Numerous new food venues including Chick-fil-A, DairyQueen and Tsunami Sushi* Riverside Academic and Administrative Building* Cass Science and Communication Buildings* Athletic facilities for soccer, softball and baseball* Renovations and expansion of McNiff Fitness Center andSmiley Hall



Athletic Director Larry MarfiseLarry Marfise is in his 12th year as athletic director at Tampa.Under Marfise’s direction, The University of Tampa AthleticProgram has continually placed among the top 30 nationally in theNCAA II Sports Academy Directors’ Cup standings.

Under Marfise, UT teams have captured five NCAA II nationalchampionships. His first Spartan title was a 2001 men’s soccerchampionship as his teams have combined to win four champi-onships in the previous four years with baseball winning a pairand volleyball and women’s soccer each capturing a crown.

In 2008, he was honored by the National Association of CollegiateDirectors of Athletics (NACDA) with the Southeast RegionAstroTurf AD of the Year Award (ADOY).

At Tampa, Marfise has led his department to the top of the NCAADivision II U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup standings. TheSpartans finished fifth in 2007-08, marking a record finish for UT. Under Marfise, Tampa has finished in thetop 20 in each of the past four years after previously finishing in the top 20 just once.

Additionally, UT facility improvements include a new soccer and baseball stadium, a modernized and enlargedweight room, renovated locker rooms and upgrades to the softball, tennis and swimming complexes. Marfisehas also established four new athletic endowments while at UT.

Currently, he serves on the NCAA Baseball Rules Committee. Prior to joining the Spartans, he served as athleticdirector at Ferris State (Mich.) (1994-99), Associate AD at St. Mary’s (Calif.) (1985-94), assistant AD atSouthern-Baton Rouge (1985), asst. coach/promotions and tickets administrator at UNLV (1984), administra-tor at Ohio (1983-84), wrestling coach/ intramural direc-tor at Evansville (1979-83) and wrestling/football coachand English teacher at Indianapolis Lawrence HighSchool (1975-79).

While at Ferris State, he directed the campaign to build anew gymnasium, a $1 million hockey locker room andrenovated the field house. He served on the NCAA IIFootball Championships Committee and was president ofthe Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference wherehe oversaw expansion.

While at St. Mary’s, he served on the NCAA I BaseballPromotion Committee. The 1974 DePauw graduate is anative of Chicago, Ill. and graduated from De LaSalle HighSchool where he lettered in three sports. He was an all-conference football player at DePauw. Marfise holds mas-ter’s degrees from DePauw and Ohio.

He is married to Suzanne and they have two children,Jacob (15) and Cole (13).

University of Tampa Athletic Directors1933-41 Nash Higgins1941 Flucie Stewart1942 Joe Justice1942-44 Miller Adams1945-46 Jesse Keene1946-48 Miller Adams1948-50 Myron A. Gaddis1950-51 Paul Myers1951-52 Frank Sinkwich1952-62 Marcelino Huerta1962-71 Sam Bailey1971-73 Gus Dielens1973-74 Sam Bailey1975-76 Billy Turner1976-85 Bob Birrenkott1985-88 Fran Curci1988-89 Chris Catanach (interim)1989-91 Bill Wall1991-99 Hindman Wall1999-present Larry Marfise



UT’s Nickname & ColorsInformation from Under the Minaret by Dr. James W. Couigton

In the early years, The University of Tampa started as Tampa Junior College. In 1931, the school began varsity sportscompetition. A committee sought to name the school teams. Since St. Petersburg Junior College, nicknamed the Trojans,was intended to be the arch rival, the name Spartans was selected from the ancient Greek Trojans/Spartans war. Whenthe school moved into the Tampa Bay Hotel in 1933, head football coach Nash Higgens chose the team colors. Due to thefact that most of his players came from Hillsborough High (red & black) and Plant High (black & gold), Coach Higgenscombined the colors of those two schools making the University’s colors red, black and gold.

When The University of Tampa began classes on October 5, 1931 as Tampa Junior College, there were 62 local stu-dents, tuition was $120 per semester, and there was no building to call home. Almost two years later, on Aug. 2,1933, UT found its permanent home in the old Tampa Bay Hotel and began its journey in earnest.

It has been a journey of alternating success and hardship, as the University has adapted and reinvented itself tomeet new challenges. Beginning with Frederic Spaulding, who almost single-handedly forged his dream of a localUniversity, to the present day as UT enjoys the greatest economic and academic expansion in its history under its10th president.

Some would say it has been a bumpy ride, but all would agree it has been interesting. During that first year when,in the grips of the world-wide Depression, the University’s 700 surplus dollars were divided among the faculty aspay, and the University was accepting notes, insurance policies and deeds on homes in lieu of tuition.

There were the war years, when military pilots were being trained in Tampa and GIs began returning from the warto go to school, and married couples and some faculty members lived in Plant Hall on the upper floors.

There was a huge struggle for accreditation, which lasted for 20 years and was finally achieved in December 1951.There were the glory days of our powerhouse football team, which struck fear into the hearts of our athletic rivals.Pajama parties, sock hops, parades and second jobs were daily rituals.

The creation of the University of South Florida created another challenge, as many believed it would swallow UT.President David Delo arrived to take the University in another direction, and began to expand the size of the cam-pus, construct new buildings and build enrollment.

In over 78 years, UT has educated and placed thousands of alumni in positions of leadership at all levels of societyaround the world. Today, its future is brighter than it has ever been, as it continues to expand in terms of academicexcellence, prestige, resources and enrollment.

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Media OutletsNewspapersTampa Tribune, PO Box 191, 202 S. Parker St., Tampa, FL 33601. Phone: (813) 259-7655. Fax: (813) 259-8148.Sports Editor: Kim Pendery ([email protected]), (813) 259-8406, Deputy Sports Editor: Doug Jacobs ([email protected]) (813) 259-7615. UT Beat Writer: Joanne Korth ([email protected]) (813) 259-7998.

St. Petersburg Times, 1000 N. Ashley St., #700, Tampa, FL 33602. Phone: Tampa (813) 226-3366, St. Pete (800) 333-7505, ext. 8123. Fax (813) 893-8782. Sports Editor: Jack Sheppard ([email protected]) (727) 893-8495.Sports Writer: Rick Stroud ([email protected]) (727) 893-8123.

UT Minaret, 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606-1490. Phone: (813) 257-3636. Fax (813) 253-6207. SportsEditor: Daniel Feingold ([email protected]).

Wire ServiceAssociated Press, 202 S. Parker St., Tampa, FL 33601. Phone: (813) 254-6316.Miami, (800) 824-5498. Fax (305) 594-9265.

TelevisionWFLA-TV, Channel 8, NBC, PO Box 1410, Tampa, FL 33601. Phone: (813) 221-5788. Fax: (813) 225-2770. Sports Anchor/Reporter: Dan Lucas, Photojournalist: Bob Hansen,Producer: Dan Lucas.

WTSP-TV, Ch. 10, CBS, 11450 Gandy Blvd., St. Petersburg, FL 33702. Phone: (727) 577-8479. Fax: (727) 576-6924. Sports Director: Chris Tilley, Anchor/Reporter: Justin Allen, AngelaJacobs and Travis Bell, Photojournalist: Chris Tilley.

WTVT-TV, Ch. 13, Fox, 3213 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33609. Phone: (813) 870-9730, 9733. Fax: (813) 870-9727. Sports Director: Chip Carter, Anchor/Reporter: Chris Field,Kevin O’Donnell, Photojournalist: Jeff Tewksbury.

WFTS-TV, Ch. 28, ABC, 4045 N. Himes, Tampa, FL 33607-6607. Phone: (813) 354-2828. Fax: (813) 870-2828. Sports Director: Al Keck, Anchor/Reporter: Tom Koran and DanEassa.

Bay News 9/Catch 47, 7901 66th St. N., Pinellas Park, FL 33781. Phone: (727) 437-2100. Fax: (727) 437-2034.Anchor/Reporter: Rock Riley, Joe Girvan.

WTTA-TV, Ch. 38, WB, 7622 Bald Cypress Place, Tampa, FL 33614. Phone: (813) 886-9882. Fax: (813) 880-8154.Sports Director: Mike Nabors, Anchor/Reporter: Chris Garrido.

RadioWDAE 620 AM, 4002 Gandy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33611. Phone (813) 839-9393. Fax (813) 831-3299. Sports Director:John Volmar, Hosts: Steve Duemig, Ron Diaz and Ian Beckles, Producers: Derek Sharpe, Justin Pawlawski and JerryPetuck.

WQYK (1010 AM), 5510 Gray St., Tampa, FL 33609. Phone (813) 639-1010. (813) 637-7901. Fax (813) 637-7986.Program Director, Jeff Ryan, Hosts: David Stein, Tom Krasniqi, Mike Pepper, Tony Bruno, Bobby Fenton, ArnieSpanier, Todd Wright and the SportChix, Producers: Little Mike, (morning), Sean McCarthy (Sports Chicks/mid-day)and Amy Beckman (afternoon).

UT Athletics Website: www.tampaspartans.comLive Stats: all home games, selected road games through athletics websiteeScores: text message and email alerts through tampaspartans.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/utspartansFacebook: www.facebook.com/tampaspartansLive Audio/Video Webcast: selected games through athletics website



2011 UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMESat., Feb. 12 Bowie State Tampa 12:00 pm (DH)Fri., Feb. 18 at Palm Beach Atlantic West Palm Beach, Fla. 6:00 pm (DH)Sat., Feb. 19 at Lynn* Boca Raton, Fla. 12:00 pm (DH)Sun., Feb. 20 at Lynn* Boca Raton, Fla. 12:00 pmFri., Feb. 25 vs. Flagler# Clearwater, Fla. 5:00 pmFri., Feb. 25 vs. Saint Leo# Clearwater, Fla. 7:30 pmSat., Feb. 26 vs. Lynn# Clearwater, Fla. 11:00 amSat., Feb. 26 vs. West Florida# Clearwater, Fla. 1:30 pmSun., Feb. 27 vs. UMass-Lowell# Clearwater, Fla. 12:00 pmSun., Feb. 27 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic# Clearwater, Fla. 2:30 pmFri., Mar. 4 vs. Georgian Court& Clermont, Fla. 5:30 pmSat., Mar. 5 vs. Southern New Hampshire& Clermont, Fla. 9:30 amSat., Mar. 5 vs. Gannon& Clermont, Fla. 11:30 amSun., Mar. 6 vs. Kutztown& Clermont, Fla. 11:30 amSun., Mar. 6 vs. Urbana& Clermont, Fla. 1:30 pmThurs., Mar. 10 North Carolina-Pembroke Tampa 3:00 pm (DH)Sat., Mar. 12 Nova Southeastern* Tampa 6:00 pmSun., Mar. 13 Nova Southeastern* Tampa 12:00 pm (DH)Fri., Mar. 18 Florida Tech* Tampa 7:00 pmSat., Mar. 19 Florida Tech* Tampa 1:00 pm (DH)Mon., Mar. 21 Hillsdale Tampa 6:00 pm (DH)Wed., Mar. 23 Webber International Tampa 6:00 pm (DH)Fri., Mar. 25 at Saint Leo* Saint Leo, Fla. 6:00 pmSat., Mar. 26 at Saint Leo* Saint Leo, Fla. 1:00 pm (DH)Fri., Apr. 1 at Rollins* Winter Park, Fla. 7:00 pmSat., Apr. 2 at Rollins* Winter Park, Fla. 1:00 pm (DH)Sat., Apr. 9 Barry* Tampa 6:00 pmSun., Apr. 10 Barry* Tampa 12:00 pm (DH)Fri., Apr. 15 Florida Southern* Tampa 7:00 pmSat., Apr. 16 Florida Southern* Tampa 1:00 pm (DH)Thurs., Apr. 21 at Eckerd* St. Petersburg, Fla. 6:00 pmFri., Apr. 22 at Eckerd* St. Petersburg, Fla. 6:00 pm (DH)May 13-15 NCAA South Regional campus sites TBAMay 20-21 NCAA Super Regional campus sites TBAMay 26-30 NCAA Championships Salem, Va. TBA

# - Eckerd Tournament (at Eddie C. Moore Complex, Clearwater)& - Clermont Tournament (at USA Training Complex)* - Sunshine State Conference gameHome contests in BoldAll home contests played at The University of Tampa Softball Field

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