2013 nsu softball media guide

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SOFTBALLMorgan BoydJunior OF

Haley WardSophomore OF

Jamie SchulleJunior P

Gipsy RamirezSenior SS

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Media Outlets ....................................................................... 3NSU President ....................................................................... 4Director of Athletics ........................................................... 5Athletics Highlights ........................................................... 6Year of the Spartan ............................................................. 8 2013 NSU Softball Team Coaching Staff ................................................................... 9 NSU Softball Field ..........................................................10 Schedule ...........................................................................11 Team Pictures ..................................................................12 Roster .................................................................................13 Player Breakdown ..........................................................14 Season Outlook ..............................................................15 Returning Players ...........................................................17 Newcomers ......................................................................30 2012 Statistics .................................................................32

MEAC Softball History of The MEAC .....................................................35 2013 Preseason Predictions .......................................36 2012 MEAC Review........................................................37 2012 MEAC Stats ............................................................38NSU Records ........................................................................41About Norfolk State University NSU Overview .................................................................66 NSU Timeline ...................................................................67 About Hampton Roads ................................................68 NSU Strength & Conditioning ...................................70 NSU Athletics Administration ....................................71 NSU Athletic Directory .................................................74 NSU Athletics Foundation ..........................................75

University InformationLocation ...................................................................Norfolk, Va.Founded ...............................................................................1935 Enrollment ..........................................................................7,100Mascot ........................................................................... Spartans School Colors ....................................................Green & Gold Affiliation ....................................................... NCAA Division IConference ...................Mid-Eastern Athletic ConferenceField ..............................................................NSU Softball FieldCapacity .................................................................................. 500 President .......................................................Dr. Tony AtwaterAthletics Director .......................................... Marty L. MillerAthletics Phone .............................................(757) 823-8152 Athletics Fax ...................................................(757) 823-2566

Sports InformationSID ........................................................................ Matt Michalec Email ....................................................... [email protected] Softball Contact .....................................................Mike Bello Email ..............................................................mjbello@nsu.eduOffice Phone ...................................................(757) 823-2628 Cell .......................................................................(814) 602-6678Fax .......................................................................(757) 823-8218

Mailing Address ........ NSU Office of Sports Information ...................................... 700 Park Ave., Norfolk, VA 23504Press Box ..........................................................(757) 823-0056Website ..............................................www.nsuspartans.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach ...........Heidi Cavallo (Virginia Wesleyan ‘01)Record at NSU ...........................................47-50 (2 Seasons)Career Record ...................................................................SameOffice Phone ...................................................(757) 717-5855Email ..........................................................hdcavallo@nsu.eduAssistant Coach ............................................................................................. Amanda Haverman (East Tennessee State ‘08)Office Phone ...................................................(314) 306-3600Email .................................................... [email protected]

Team Information 2012 Overall Record ..................................................... 24-252012 MEAC Record/Finish ... 12-6/3rd (Northern Division)Letterwinners Returning/Lost ....................................13/4Starters Returning/Lost (includes DP) ...................... 7/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................................... 2/0Newcomers ................................................................................. 6

The 2013 NSU Softball Media Guide was written, edited and produced by the NSU Sports Information Office, director Matt Michalec and assistant Mike Bello. Editorial assistance was provided by Marty Miller. Photography was provided by Jerry S. Altares, Mark’s Digital Photography, Jason Roberts, Frank Selden, Adam Streur Photography and NSU Marketing Services.

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NEWSPAPERS

The Virginian-Pilot150 W. Brambleton Ave.Norfolk, VA 23510Contact: Harry MiniumEmail: [email protected] Phone: (757) 508-8011Fax: (757) 533-9004

The Daily Press7505 Warwick Blvd.Newport News, VA 23607Contact: TBDEmail: [email protected] Phone: (757) 247-4630Fax: (757) 247-9420

The New Journal & Guide P.O. Box 209Norfolk, VA 23509Contact: Leonard ColvinEmail: [email protected]: (757) 543-6531Fax: (757) 543-7620

Richmond Times-Dispatch333 East Grace StreetRichmond, VA 23293Contact: John O’Connor Email: [email protected] Phone: (804) 649-6554Fax: (804) 775-8085

Petersburg Progress Index15 Franklin StreetPetersburg, VA 23803Contact: Tom DozierEmail: [email protected] Phone: (804) 732-3456 ext. 3251Fax: (804) 732-8417

Richmond Free Press 422 East Franklin StreetRichmond, VA 23219Contact: Raymond BoonePhone: (804) 644-0496Fax: (804) 643-7519

Suffolk News HeraldP.O. Box 1220Suffolk, VA 23439Contact: Andrew Giermak Phone: (757) 943-9614Fax: (757) 539-8804

WIRE SERVICES Associated Press (AP)600 E. Main St., Suite 1250Richmond VA 23219-2440 Phone: (804) 643-6646Fax: (804) 643-6223

MEAC OFFICE 2730 Ellsmere Ave.Norfolk, VA 23513Contact: Patricia Porter Email: [email protected]: (757) 416-7100 Fax: (757) 416-7109

CAMPUS MEDIA

The Spartan Echo700 Park AvenueNorfolk, VA 23504Contact: Marian BrooksEmail: [email protected]: (757) 823-8562

WNSB Hot 91.1 FM700 Park AvenueNorfolk, VA 23504Contact: Doug Perry Email: [email protected]: (757) 823-9672Fax: (757) 823-2385

AREA TELEVISION

WAVY-TV (NBC)300 Wavy StreetPortsmouth, VA 23704Contact: Bruce RaderEmail: [email protected] Phone: (757) 673-5440Fax: (757) 397-8279

WVEC-TV (ABC)613 Woodis Ave.Norfolk, VA 23510Contact: Scott Cash Email: [email protected]: (757) 628-6215Fax: (757) 628-5855

WTKR-TV (CBS)720 Boush StreetNorfolk, VA 23510Contact: Kevin Rafferty Email: [email protected] Phone: (757) 446-1361Fax: (757) 446-1376

AREA RADIO

WXTG 102.1 FM The Game232 Business Park Dr., Suite 120Virginia Beach, VA 23462Contact: Keith BennettEmail: [email protected] Phone: (757) 490-2750Fax: (757) 490-2755

WVSP-ESPN Radio 94.1 FM5589 Greenwich Road, Suite 200Virginia Beach, VA 23462Contact: Richie Summerville Email: [email protected]: (757) 671-1000 ext. 252Fax: (757) 671-1313

ELECTRONIC MEDIA

Black College Sports Page7 Belles CourtGreensboro, NC 27401Contact: Lut Williams Email: [email protected]: (336) 370-9752Fax: (336) 691-0990

College Sporting News, Inc.P. O. Box 5101Skokie, IL 60076Contact: Ralph WallaceEmail: [email protected] Phone: (847) 213-0999

Onnidan GroupP.O. Box 19963Raleigh, NC 27619Contact: Eric Moore Email: [email protected]: (919) 329-7036Fax: (775) 249-6545

The Sports Network2200 Byberry Road, Suite 200 Hatboro, PA 19040Contact: Craig HaleyEmail: [email protected] Phone: (215) 441-8444Fax: (800) 227-0803


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDENSU PRESIDENT TONY ATWATER

Dr. Tony Atwater President

Tony Atwater was appointed the fifth president of Norfolk State University on April 22, 2011. He previously served as a Senior Fellow of the American Associ-ation of State Colleges and Universities, a leadership association serving more than 400 public colleges and universities nationwide.

Atwater served as president and chief executive officer at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), a comprehensive,

doctoral/research university. It is the fifth largest university in Pennsylvania and the largest within the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. As president, he led a population of more than 14,600 students and nearly 1,700 employees; oversaw an annual university budget of $220 million; and supported six academic colleges and the School of Graduate Studies and Research. He also directed operations at three regional campuses.

Prior to serving as IUP president, he served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Youngstown State University in Ohio. In this capacity, he oversaw academic programs, academic policy and academic assessment. He also provided leadership and strategic direction to approximately 750 faculty members, serving six academic colleges, the School of Graduate Studies and Research, and the library.

Other administrative assignments have included serving as dean of the College of Professional Studies and Education at Northern Kentucky University; chairperson of the Rutgers University Department of Journalism and Mass Media; and special assistant to the provost at the University of Connecticut. He also served as associate vice president for academic affairs at the University of Toledo.

Throughout his career, Atwater has assumed significant community leadership roles. These efforts include serving on the Governor’s Task Force on Youth and Substance Abuse Prevention in Kentucky; the Board of Trustees of the Northwest Ohio Public Television Foundation; and the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce. He was also a member of the 2000-01 delega-tion of Leadership Cincinnati and the Ad-visory Board of KeyBank in the Northeast Ohio Region. Additionally, he was past president of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.

A native of Nashville, Tenn., Atwater earned a Ph.D. in communication research from Michigan State University in 1983, where he was the recipient of a competitive doctoral fellowship. He completed post-doctoral studies in the Department of Communication at the Uni-versity of Michigan in 1989. He also earned a bachelor’s degree in mass media arts from Hampton University in 1973. Addition-ally, he holds three graduate certificates in higher education administration from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

Atwater is a Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow and is the author of approximately 30 refereed journal articles on news selection behavior in the mass media – the subject of his research interests.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDEAD MARTY MILLER

Marty Miller Director of Athletics

Marty Miller has been called many things during his tenure at Norfolk State Uni-versity. Some have called him a rock. Oth-ers have referred to him as one of Norfolk State’s greatest ambassadors. Regardless of the label, what’s clear is that Miller has served his alma mater in various capacities for more than 40 years, providing NSU with stability in times of need.

His professional career at Norfolk State has included stints in the areas of financial aid, career services, student affairs and ath-letics. After winning more than 700 games as the school’s baseball coach, Miller was named NSU’s acting athletics director on December 16, 2004. He was appointed to the permanent athletics director post on March 18, 2005.

Early in Miller’s tenure, he was confront-ed with many challenges, the biggest one being the hiring of a football coach. Miller and his search committee worked during the Christmas and New Year’s holidays to find a football coach. The hard work paid off when the decision was made to hire Pete Adrian from Bethune-Cookman. With approval of then-President Dr. Marie V. McDemmond, Adrian became the first white head coach in any major sport at NSU and the second ever in MEAC football history.

Another major challenge upon Mill-er’s appointment as Director of Athletics was that he inherited a deficit exceeding $1,100,000. With his knowledge of financial

planning and strong administrative skills, the deficit was eliminated in FY10 and the de-partment ended the year with a positive fund balance of over $1,200,000.

The NSU athletics department has also made a number of major facilities improve-ments. With help from alumni, fans, friends and the Department of Facilities Manage-ment, the athletics department was able to raise funds to renovate and purchase new equipment for the weight room. In 2007, the school completed a major renovation of the NSU Softball Field, which included the instal-lation of new team dugouts and a press box. Bleacher renovations to Joseph Echols Hall were completed for the 2008-09 basketball season. A new state-of-the-art track surface was completed in the summer of 2010.

The crown jewel of the facility upgrades made in Miller’s first seven years as athlet-ics director is the purchase of two new Da-ktronics LED video display boards at William “Dick” Price Stadium. The project is sched-uled for completion during the summer of 2012.

Another highlight of his tenure as athlet-ics director includes NSU capturing the last eight Talmadge Layman Hill awards, given annually to the top men’s sports program in the conference. NSU has received a total of $185,000 for winning the awards. Miller was also presented in March 2006 with the Tom Fergusson Memorial Award, given annually to the area’s top sportsman by the Norfolk Sports Club. Miller also presided over one of the more historic years in NSU lore in 2011-12. An NSU-record six Spartan teams won MEAC titles, which included the first-ever championships for the football, men’s bas-ketball and women’s bowling teams during their Division I tenure. The men’s basketball team made its mark in NCAA Tournament history by scoring an upset of No. 2 seed Missouri in the second round of the NCAA West Region in March of 2012.

Miller is no stranger to winning. His career record as baseball coach was 718-543-3. Miller first started making a name for himself as a player at NSU from 1965-68. He hit .380 as a sophomore; .438 with eight dou-bles, two triples, three homers and 27 RBI as a junior; and .406 as a senior, when he be-came the first Spartan player to be named an NCAA College Division All-American. Miller was an All-CIAA baseball selection in 1967 and 1968, and led the nation in doubles in 1968.

Miller graduated with a bachelor’s

degree in mathematics in 1969. An ROTC member in college, Miller was commis-sioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army after he graduated. While on active duty, Miller was signed by the Minnesota Twins. Miller returned to his alma mater in 1972 as an assistant to baseball coach Bob An-drews. The next season, Miller inherited the head-coaching job, which he held until early in 2005.

Miller is the winningest baseball coach in CIAA history, having led the Spartans to a 584-374-3 record in their years in the league. Miller’s ledger in the CIAA includes 17 con-ference championships, including seven in a row from 1987-93; 12 post-season appear-ances; 15 CIAA Coach of the Year awards; six All-Americans and 22 players signed to pro contracts. He also won the 1980 NAIA District 19 Coach of the Year award after his team won the District 19 title. Between 1993-97, Miller won five consecutive Louis-ville Slugger Awards, given to championship coaches. He was one of a select few base-ball coaches to receive the award for five consecutive years.

In 1997, NSU honored Miller by building the Marty L. Miller Baseball Field. One year later, Miller led NSU to the MEAC Tourna-ment championship round in the Spartans’ first year in the league. He was named the MEAC Coach of the Year in 2000, and NSU reached the championship round again in 2001.

The year 2003 was also a special one for Miller. In February, Miller was inducted into the CIAA’s John B. McLendon Hall of Fame. In May, Miller earned his 700th career win with the Spartans when sixth-seeded NSU upset No. 2 Delaware State in the MEAC tournament. In August, Miller the player was honored as one of eight inductees into the Norfolk State University Athletics Founda-tion Sports Hall of Fame.

Miller was also inducted into the Hamp-ton Roads African American Sports Hall of Fame in 2010. He was also chosen to serve in March 2011 on the Hampton Roads Sports Hall of Fame Committee and is also a member of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame Honors Court. In October 2012, Miller was inducted into the Hampton Roads Sports Hall of Fame.

Miller, a native of Danville, Va., is a cur-rent member and past president of the Nor-folk Sports Club. He and his wife Liz have one son, Marty Eric, a former NSU outfielder.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDENSU ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS

The Norfolk State University intercollegiate athletics program has experienced unprecedented success at the NCAA Division I level during the past seven years (2005-12). This period of progress has been highlighted by improvements in virtually every area critical to transforming the NSU athletics program into a highly competitive program that will consistently challenge for Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) and NCAA Division I championships. The catalyst for these advancements has been Marty Miller, who was appointed athletics director at NSU in December 2004 and will continue to lead the Spartan athletic program for at least the next five years. Miller be-lieves that the mission of the athletics program is an extension of the mission of Norfolk State University. He places an emphasis on areas that impact the welfare of student-athletes. Improving graduation rates, gender equity, and the retention of student-athletes are equally – if not more – important, than winning conference and national championships. However, the initiatives designed to enhance the student-athlete experi-ence and improve the overall administrative process have been successful due to the achievements of the teams and individual student-athletes. Perhaps the biggest achievement came in early 2009, when the athletics department was recertified to receive NCAA accreditation for the next 10 years. By achieving certification status, NSU is considered to be operating its athletics program in substantial conformity with operating principles adopted by the NCAA’s Division I membership. Numerous staff and coaching hires have been made to enhance the de-partment’s efficacy. New personnel have been hired in the areas of academic support, compliance, business operations and development to meet the growing demand in those departments. Head coaches have been hired in every sport since Miller took over, with great success across the board. Pete Adrian has orchestrated the steady progress of the football team, which culminated in the program’s first-ever MEAC title and NCAA Division I playoff appearance in 2011. Men’s basketball coach Anthony Evans kept the banner year for NSU rolling after leading the Spartans to the MEAC champi-onship in 2012 and perhaps the most defining moment in the history of NSU athletics: an upset of No. 2 seed and nationally-ranked No. 3 Missouri in the NCAA tournament second round. Kenneth Giles’ cross country and track teams have dominated the MEAC, amassing 20 conference titles since 2005, while Wilhelmenia Harrison led NSU to its first-ever bowling champion-ship in 2012. Claudell Clark, meanwhile, helped guide the baseball team to a runner-up finish at the MEAC Championships in 2008 and 2011. Brandon Duvall was named the MEAC Coach of the Year in 2010 after guiding the volleyball team to its best overall and MEAC record in Division I. Heidi Cavallo led the Spartan softball team to just its second winning conference season during the MEAC era in 2012. The accomplishments of NSU stu-dent-athletes in the classroom since 2005 have been equally impressive. The number of student-athletes annu-ally named to the MEAC Commission-er’s All-Academic Team has steadily increased the last several years, reaching a record 67 in 2011-12.

Academics• Had 79 student-athletes earn a spot on the Athletics Director’s Honor Roll (min. GPA:

3.0) in the spring of 2012• Had record 67 student-athletes (sophomores or higher) named to MEAC All-Aca-

demic team (min. GPA: 3.0) in 2011-12• Increased student-athlete graduation success rate from 40% to 62% • Won the inaugural Division I Football Championship Subdivision Academic Progress

Rate Award for having the MEAC’s highest cumulative APR for three straight years from 2008-09 to 2010-11

• David Kemboi was one of 50 student-athletes nationwide named to the 2006-07 Division I Men’s Cross Country All-Academic team as selected by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA)

• Thea Aspiras named to the 2010-11 National Tenpin Coaches Association (NTCA) All-Academic First Team

• Women’s tennis earned the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team Award in 2011 and ‘12 for having a team GPA of at least 3.20; 3 players each year named ITA Scholar-Athletes for having a GPA of 3.50 or better

Program Awards• Won the last eight MEAC men’s all-sports

awards (Talmadge Layman Hill Award) and earned the NSU Athletics Depart-ment $185,000 from 2005-12

• Won both the football and men’s basket-ball MEAC Championships in 2011-12, just the second time in 20 years a MEAC school pulled off the feat

• Had the baseball, men’s basketball and football teams all post winning records in 2007-08 for the first time in the Division I era

Facilities• Added two new state-of-the-art Daktronics video boards to Dick Price Stadium

(spring/summer 2012)• Resurfaced the NSU Tennis Complex and installed new nets (summer 2012)• Renovated and resurfaced the Dick Price Stadium track (summer 2010)• Renovated the Joseph G. Echols Memorial Hall basketball arena to add new chair-

back seating (August 2008 and 2009)• Completed refurbishing of women’s sports locker rooms in Gill Gymnasium (fall

2008)• Completed softball field renovations in 2007-08, including construction of a press

box, dugouts and restrooms• Replaced the outfield wall at Marty L. Miller Baseball Field (summer 2007)• Renovated weight room in Gill Gymnasium in 2005, increasing size of existing room

and purchasing new equipment

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Athletics Seven-Year Highlights(2005-Present)

The following is a list of accomplishments and improvements the NSU athletics program has experienced since 2005.

Basketball player Rodney McCauley (left) and bowler

Jessica Overton (right) were named the 2012 Male

and Female Scholar Ath-letes of the Year, respective-ly, at the department’s end-of-year awards ceremony.

McCauley and Overton were two of the record 67 student-athletes named

to the MEAC All-Academic Team for 2011-12.

Kenneth Giles has led the men’s track and field team to seven

straight indoor/outdoorconference title sweeps


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDENSU ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS

Football• Won school’s first-ever MEAC title in 2011 and made first NCAA Division I FCS playoff appearance• Went 9-3 overall in 2011, the most wins in the D-I era and most for any Spartan football team since going 10-2 in 1984• Offensive lineman Blake Matthews and kicker Ryan Estep named to Associated Press FCS All-America second team in 2011• Quarterback Chris Walley named 2011 MEAC Co-Offensive Player of the Year, NSU’s first ever; Matthews named MEAC Offensive Lineman of the Year• Won three different HBCU national titles in 2011 – the Boxtorow.com, HSRN and American Sports Wire Black College Football polls• Had three straight winning seasons in 2009 (7-4), 2010 (6-5) and 2011 (9-3) for first time since the mid-90s• A record 10 NSU players were named All-MEAC in both 2007 and 2011, and 38 overall named All-MEAC from 2007-11• Pete Adrian named NSU’s first MEAC Football Coach of the Year in 2007 and then again in 2011• Adrian also named FCS Coach of the Year by College Sporting News in 2011

• Earned school’s first-ever national FCS national ranking in 2007 and reached as high as 18th in 2011 in the FCS Coaches Poll

• Had its first NFL draftee since 1996 when Don Carey was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the sixth round of the 2009 draft

Cross Country• Won 11 of the last 12 MEAC men’s titles, including a conference-record seven

straight from 2000-06• Won the school’s first-ever MEAC women’s title in 2009• Sent a runner to the NCAA Division I National Cross Country Championship for the

first time in school and MEAC history in 2006 (David Kemboi)• Head coach Kenneth Giles named MEAC Men’s Most Outstanding Coach for 11 of

the past 12 seasons

Men’s Basketball• Won school’s first-ever MEAC Championship in 2012 and earned first NCAA Division I

Tournament berth• As No. 15 seed, defeated No. 2 seed Missouri in NCAA second round, just the fifth time

ever a 15th seed knocked off a 2nd seed in the NCAA Tournament• Finished the year with a 26-10 record, a Division I-era wins record and the most victories

at NSU since 1994-95• Kyle O’Quinn named MEAC Player of the Year, MEAC Defensive Player of the Year, MEAC

Tournament Most Outstanding Performer and the Lou Henson Award winner (national mid-major player of the year) in 2012

• Head coach Anthony Evans named the Clarence “Big House” Gaines Award winner as top minority basketball coach in Division I

• O’Quinn taken with the 49th overall pick in 2012 NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic, the first MEAC player drafted since 1998 and the first NSU player since 1988

• Nominated for an ESPY Award for Best Upset for the win over Missouri

Track & Field

• Became first MEAC men’s track program to win both the indoor and outdoor confer-ence championships for seven consecutive academic years (2006-12)

• Sprinter Sean Holston placed sixth at the 2012 NCAA indoor championships, earn-ing first-team All-America honors

• Holston, Champagne Bell, Aramis Massenburg and Darris Shelton earned honorable mention All-America honors at the NCAA outdoor championship in 2011, while Keith Nkrumah did the same in 2012

• Won the school’s first MEAC women’s indoor championship in 10 years in 2010, and first outdoor title in 10 years in 2011

• Had two athletes (Marlon Woods, Corey Vinston) earn NCAA Division I All-American status in the same championship meet for the first time in school history in 2009

• Head coach Kenneth Giles named MEAC Men’s Most Outstanding Coach 14 times

Bowling• Won school’s first-ever MEAC title in 2012• Wilhelmenia Harrison named MEAC Coach of the Year in both 2011 and 2012• Topped previous school record of 67 wins with a 91-40 campaign in 2011-12• Thea Aspiras named to the All-MEAC first team in both 2011 and 2012, a first for

NSU, while Chelsea Krall earned second team honors in 2012• Aspiras also named to the NTCA All-America second team and the MEAC Rookie of

the Year in 2011, each a first for NSU• Reached as high as No. 10 in the national rankings in 2011-12, topping the previous

best of 16th in 2010-11

Media Exposure• Made numerous appearances on national media outlets, including ESPN and CBS,

as well as in national newspapers such as The New York Times following upset of Missouri in NCAA men’s basketball tournament

• Received over 90,000 web site visits in March 2012, a record for a single month for www.nsuspartans.com

• Averaged over 29,000 web site visits per month during the 2010-11 academic year, the best one-year period in school history

• Conducted live video streaming for all basketball, football, baseball, softball and volleyball home games in 2011-12 for the first time ever

• Redesigned www.nsuspartans.com in the summer of 2010• Conducted live video streaming for the first time in 2009-10, broadcasting 16 athlet-

ic events on the department’s web site• Began airing a weekly radio show, Inside Spartan Sports, on Fox Sports affiliate

WXTG 102.1 FM in January 2009• Had five sporting events televised on ESPN networks (three football games, two

men’s basketball) in 2008-09• Hosted the school’s first two nationally-televised softball games in 2007 and 2008• Had six sporting events televised on ESPN networks (three football games, two

men’s basketball, one softball) in 2007-08, most in school history• Transitioned the department’s web site from the www.nsu.edu domain to the

current www.nsuspartans.com domain in the fall of 2007

No. 15 seed NSU’s upset of No. 2 seed Missouri was (at the time) just the fifth all-time 15-over-2 upset in NCAA tournament history.

NSU became the first MEAC school since 2003 to sweep the MEAC men’s and women’s indoor track and field titles when they accomplished the feat in 2010.

Defensive back Don Carey be-came the first Spartan football player to be drafted in 13 years when the Browns selected him

in the 2009 draft.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDETHE YEAR OF THE SPARTAN

NSU Athletics Director Marty L. Miller proclaimed that the 2011-12 school year would be “The Year of the Spartan” even before it began. His words proved to be prophetic as Spartan athletic teams brought home six (6) Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference titles – the biggest yearly haul in school history.

The NSU men’s cross country and track and field programs captured a yearly sweep of the MEAC titles in cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field for the fourth consecutive year. But that is nothing new – led

by head coach Kenneth Giles, the Spartan men’s cross country and track pro-grams have secured 25 MEAC championships in the last 13 years.

Meanwhile, the Spartan football team surprised the so-called experts by winning its first-ever MEAC title and reaching the Division I FCS playoffs for the first time. Coach Pete Adrian’s team finished 9-2 and reached as high as

No. 19 in the national FCS rankings, the highest in the history of the program.

But the NSU men’s basketball team was the squad that left an indeli-ble mark not only in school record books, but in NCAA lore. Coach Anthony Evans’ Spartans won their first-ever MEAC title in early March. One week later, NSU pulled one of the biggest stunners in modern day NCAA Tournament history by becoming just the fifth No. 15 seed to ever defeat a No. 2 seed, shocking Missouri 86-84 in

a West Region second-round game. The Spartans finished the year with a school Division I-era record 26 victories.

Just two days after the Missouri upset, NSU secured yet another MEAC title as Wilhelmenia Harrison’s women’s bowling team also captured its first-ever crown.

Spartan athletes and coaches also had a banner year individually:• Seven athletes earned All-America honors• Three athletes won MEAC Player of the Year awards• Four athletes won MVP accolades at their respective MEAC championship events• Two coaches (Wilhelmenia Harrison, Pete Adrian) were named MEAC Coach of the Year• Three coaches (Harrison, Kenneth Giles, Anthony Evans) were named

Most Outstanding Coach at their respective MEAC championship events• And two coaches (Adrian, Evans) earned national Coach of the Year hon-

ors by at least one organization

Indeed, 2011-12 was definitely a year to “Behold!”


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDECOACHING STAFF

Amanda Haverman enters her third year as an assistant coach with the Norfolk State softball program for the 2013 season, following a pair of campaigns in which the Spartans dramatically improved their offensive prowess under her guidance. Haverman (pronounced HAV-er-men), who oversees NSU’s hitters, turned the team’s fortunes around in 2011 in just her first year. As a team, the Spartans hit 43 points higher than the previous season, finishing the year with a .294 average. Outfielders Danielle Wright and Jeanette Sauceda earned All-MEAC First Team honors and catcher Kathy Cortez was named to the second team. The Spartans then hit .277 as a team in 2012. Combined with its .294 clip the year before, NSU

has posted two of the three best team batting averages over the last 12 years in back-to-back seasons under Haverman’s watch. Also in 2012, two more Spartans earned All-MEAC status, including first-team outfielder Haley Ward. She became the first NSU rookie to earn first-team all-conference honors since 1992 and the first Spartan to hit .400 in a season since 1998. Ward finished 32nd in the nation and fourth among freshmen with a .409 batting average. Gipsy Ramirez earned second-team All-MEAC honors in 2012 at shortstop after raising her average 47 points from the previous year. In 2011 Wright ranked in the top six in the MEAC in batting average, runs, hits, home runs, total bases, slugging, on-base percentage and steals. Sauceda, meanwhile, bumped her average up 126 points from the previous year. Under Haverman’s coaching, NSU has had five regular starters hit over .300 in each of the last two years. Haverman was named to the assistant coach position in Sept. 2010, replacing Heidi Cavallo, who was promoted to interim head coach following the

2010 season. Prior to her arrival in Norfolk, Haverman spent two years at Virginia Inter-mont College during the 2009 and ’10 campaigns as the assistant softball coach. The Lady Cobras posted a winning record in the Appalachian Athletic Conference during both seasons Haverman was there, with the team advancing all the way to the championship game in 2010 before falling short against Union College. Under Haverman’s coaching, the Lady Cobras finished first in the confer-ence in home runs in 2010 and 16th in the nation among all NAIA schools. Haverman came to Virginia Intermont after a four-year career at East Tennessee State from 2005-08. While there, she was a two-time Atlantic Sun All-Academic honoree her junior and senior seasons and broke the school’s single-season record for RBI during her junior year in 2007. She earned All-Atlantic Sun first team honors in 2007 at designated player after tying the single-game record for hits and posting a team-best nine multi-RBI games during her junior campaign. Haverman was also a preseason All-Atlantic Sun selection at designated hitter prior to her senior year in 2008. In 2006 she was named to the Buzzworthy Classic All-Tournament Team and earned Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week honors on April 24. A St. Louis, Mo., native, Haverman graduated from Kirkwood High School in 2004 and was a four-year starter on the varsity softball team. She was named to the MSHAA Class 4A All-State Team in 2002 and to the St. Louis Suburban West All-Conference Team in ‘02 and ’03. In addition, Haver-man was a nominee for the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award her senior year. She was later inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in March of 2009. A member of the National Fastpitch Coaches Association, Haverman has also worked as a volunteer assistant with the Kirkwood High softball team and as an instructor at the East Tennessee State Lady Bucs Softball Camp in addition to numerous other athletic and non-athletic organizations. Haverman graduated from East Tennessee State in 2008 with a bachelor’s in sports management and a minor in management.

Heidi Cavallo begins her third year as the head coach with the Norfolk State softball program in 2013 riding a huge wave of momentum both on the field and in recruiting circles. She has annual-ly inked early signing classes during her time with the Spartans, and in 2012 turned that recruiting prowess into one of NSU’s best-ever seasons in the Division I era. In their first season in the MEAC Northern Divi-sion, the Spartans finished third in the standings with a 12-6 record while posting a 24-25 overall mark. NSU tied for the second-most overall wins in its 15-year D-I history and ended the 2012 campaign with just its second winning season in MEAC play. Five players have earned All-MEAC status in the

last two years after none did so in the year prior to Cavallo taking over the team. Infielder Gipsy Ramirez earned second-team honors in 2012, while outfielder Haley Ward was tabbed to the first team. Ward became the first Spartan fresh-man to earn first-team all-conference honors since 1992, when NSU was in the Division II CIAA. Ward also became the first NSU player to hit above .400 in a season since the 1998 campaign, finishing 32nd in the nation in batting average at .409. Cavallo’s overall coaching record stands at 47-50 in two years, including 18-12 in the MEAC. The Spartans rebounded in 2011 under Cavallo’s first season, posting a 23-25 overall record and advancing to the MEAC Championship after missing out on the tournament the previous year. NSU increased its win total by nine and saw three players earn All-MEAC honors. NSU caught fire at the end of the season, posting a 13-game win streak, the most victories in a row since 1997 – and best in the Division I era. The Spar-tans saw their team batting average jump 43 points from 2010 while their team ERA also improved in Cavallo’s first season. Outfielders Danielle Wright and Jeanette Sauceda each earned a spot on the All-MEAC First Team, while catcher Kathy Cortez was named to the second team in her rookie season in 2011.

Under Cavallo’s direct tutelage – she was a standout pitcher during her collegiate days at Virginia Wesleyan – Casey Pomeroy became the workhorse on the staff, posting a 13-9 record with a 2.36 ERA, including a 0.92 ERA over the last 61.2 innings of the season. In 2012, Jamie Schulle set the school’s D-I record for strikeouts with 137, also the third-best total ever by an NSU pitcher. Prior to her appointment as head coach in May 2010 – she held the title of interim head coach for the 2011 season – Cavallo spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons as the assistant coach at NSU. Her main duties included developing the pitchers and outfielders and handling all aspects of recruiting. Cavallo came to NSU after serving as the head girls softball coach at Bayside High School in Virginia Beach, Va., from 2006-08. She also served as an assistant coach at her alma mater, Virginia Wesleyan, for five seasons from 2002-04 and 2006-07. Cavallo’s responsibilities included working with the pitchers and catchers, recruiting, coordinating off-season conditioning and fundraising. Cavallo was an instructor at the VWC Lady Marlin Softball Camp for 11 years and was the director of softball camps and lessons at 7 Cities Sports in Virginia Beach for a year. She also had a four-year stint from 1999-2003 at Grand Slam USA in Virginia Beach, where she gave private pitching and hitting lessons. Cavallo had a stellar pitching career at Virginia Wesleyan from 1998-2001. She had a 112-54 career record and went 43-9 in the Old Dominion Athletic Con-ference. Cavallo was named VWC’s Player and Pitcher of the Year as a freshman in 1998 and made the all-state team in 1998 and 1999. She was a four-time ODAC all-conference pick and was the ODAC Most Valuable Player in 1998. She currently ranks No. 1 in school history with 22 career shutouts, second in career strikeouts (382) and third in career innings pitched (532) and earned run average (1.91). Additionally, she holds four of the top seven single-season strikeout totals at Virginia Wesleyan. Cavallo was a standout pitcher at Bayside High School from 1994-97. She was named the school’s Player of the Year and earned all-state honors as a junior in 1996. Cavallo also made the All-Beach District and All-Eastern Region teams her junior and senior years. Her career pitching record at Bayside stood at 45-5. Cavallo earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Virginia Wes-leyan in 2001. She and her husband Joey, a VWC alumnus and former baseball player, live in Virginia Beach. The couple has one daughter, Ashlyn (7).

Heidi CavalloHead Coach

Amanda HavermanAssistant Coach



The NSU Softball Field serves as the on-campus site for all Spartan home softball games. The field has bleacher seating for 500 fans and is wheelchair accessible. An 8-foot permanent fence encircles the outfield and is 200 feet from home plate down the lines and to straight-away center field. An enclosed batting cage is located on the third-base side of the facility. A pitchers’ warm-up area sits in front of a large lighted scoreboard beyond the left-field fence.

The NSU Softball Field is also one of the only facilities in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference with lighting for night games. The complex underwent a major renovation in the summer and fall of 2007 to add cinderblock home and visitors’ dugouts, additional bathrooms in both dug-outs and an elevated press box to the existing facility. The press box also serves as the main office for both softball coaches.

The field is just a short walk from NSU’s sports medicine and strength and conditioning depart-ments. Parking is readily available behind the third base side of the field, and bathroom facilities for fans are located at the NSU Tennis Complex right across the street behind home plate. The facility, and the entire NSU campus, is easily reachable from the surrounding area by I-264.

The NSU Softball Field was showcased on national television for the first time on May 5, 2007, as the Spartans defeated perennial MEAC power Florida A&M in a live broadcast on ESPNU. NSU hosted ESPNU for the second year in a row on April 30, 2008 when the Spartans faced off against rival Hampton in a mid-week clash.

NSU SOFTBALL FIELD



Norfolk State University2013 Softball Schedule

Date Opponent Location TimeFeb. 20 at North Carolina Central (DH) Durham, N.C. 2 p.m.

Feb. 23-24 Spartan Clash Norfolk, Va. Feb. 23 Monmouth 11 a.m.Feb. 23 Fairleigh Dickinson 3 p.m.Feb. 24 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 p.m.Feb. 24 Monmouth 3 p.m.

March 1 Delaware Norfolk, Va. 2:30 p.m.

March 2-3 Spartan Classic Norfolk, Va. March 2 Army 1 p.m.March 2 Marist 3 p.m.March 3 Marist 11 a.m.March 3 Delaware 3 p.m.

March 6 at Savannah State (DH) Savannah, Ga. 3 p.m.

March 8-9 Camel Stampede Invitational Buies Creek, N.C. March 8 at Campbell 5:30 p.m. March 8 vs. Drexel 8 p.m. March 9 vs. Northern Kentucky 12:30 p.m. March 9 vs. Morehead State 8 p.m.

March 13 at North Carolina A&T (DH) Greensboro, N.C. 2 p.m.

March 15-17 Delaware Invitational Newark, Del. March 15 at Delaware 3:15 p.m. March 16 vs. Hartford 1:30 p.m. March 16 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) 3:45 p.m.March 17 vs. Villanova 11:15 a.m.

March 23 at Coppin State (DH) * Baltimore, Md. 1 p.m.March 24 at Coppin State * Baltimore, Md. NoonMarch 29 Howard (DH) * Norfolk, Va. 1 p.m.March 30 Howard * Norfolk, Va. NoonApril 4 Longwood (DH) Norfolk, Va. 4 p.m.April 6 UMES (DH) * Norfolk, Va. 1 p.m.April 7 UMES * Norfolk, Va. NoonApril 13 at Morgan State (DH) * Baltimore, Md. 1 p.m.April 14 at Morgan State * Baltimore, Md. NoonApril 16 North Carolina Central (DH) Norfolk, Va. 4 p.m.April 20 Delaware State (DH) * Norfolk, Va. 1 p.m.April 21 Delaware State * Norfolk, Va. NoonApril 24 at George Mason (DH) Fairfax, Va. 4 p.m.May 4 at Hampton (DH) * Hampton, Va. NoonMay 5 at Hampton * Hampton, Va. NoonMay 9-11 at MEAC Tournament Ormond Beach, Fla. TBD

Home Games in Bold* Denotes MEAC Northern Division Game

2013 SCHEDULE


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDE2013 NSU SOFTBALL TEAM

Freshmen

Sophomores

Juniors

Seniors

Left to Right: Robyn Mitchell, Liz Riley, Chelsea Davis, Jamie Schulle, Melina Valles, Gip-sy Ramirez, Kathy Cortez, Whitney Williams, Morgan Boyd, Stephanie Wheatley, Gillian Giarrizzo, Nikki Jones, Alina Moriarty, Haley Ward, Shekinah Stewart, Heather Dunning, Marjorie Pettitt, Malinka Walters, Clara Quiñones



Numerical

No. Name Pos. Cl. B-T Ht. Hometown/Previous School1 Morgan Boyd OF Jr. S-R 5-3 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River HS3 Alina Moriarty 2B So. R-R 5-3 Chesapeake, Va./Hickory HS4 Heather Dunning OF/2B Fr. S-R 5-6 Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside HS5 Gillian Giarrizzo OF R-Sr. R-R 5-1 Suffolk, Va./James Madison/King’s Fork HS8 Nikki Jones UT Jr. R-R 5-7 Providence Forge, Va./New Kent HS9 Shekinah Stewart OF Fr. L-L 5-2 Burke, Va./Gar-Field HS10 Kathy Cortez C Jr. R-R 5-3 Pomona, Calif./Garey HS11 Jamie Schulle P Jr. L-L 5-7 Maxwell, Texas/Lockhart HS13 Chelsea Davis C Sr. R-R 5-3 Tappahannock, Va/Louisburg College/Essex HS15 Marjorie Pettitt OF Sr. S-R 5-3 Virginia Beach, Va./Louisburg College/Ocean Lakes HS16 Liz Riley P So. S-R 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes HS19 Haley Ward OF So. S-R 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Cox HS20 Robyn Mitchell 1B/P So. L-L 5-3 Chesapeake, Va./Grassfield HS21 Clara Quiñones 3B/C Fr. R-R 5-4 Norfolk, Va./Granby HS22 Whitney Williams 1B/OF Fr. R-R 5-6 Four Oaks, N.C./South Johnston HS23 Gipsy Ramirez SS/3B Sr. R-R 5-6 LaVerne, Calif./San Dimas HS25 Melina Valles 1B Jr. L-L 5-3 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes HS26 Malinka Walters SS Fr. B-R 5-6 Toana, Va./Warhill, HS29 Stephanie Wheatley P Jr. R-R 6-0 Seaford, Del./Delaware Tech/Laurel HS

Alphabetical

No. Name Pos. Cl. B-T Ht. Hometown/Previous School1 Morgan Boyd OF Jr. S-R 5-3 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River HS10 Kathy Cortez C Jr. R-R 5-3 Pomona, Calif./Garey HS13 Chelsea Davis C Sr. R-R 5-3 Tappahannock, Va/Louisburg College/Essex HS4 Heather Dunning OF/2B Fr. S-R 5-6 Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside HS5 Gillian Giarrizzo OF R-Sr. R-R 5-1 Suffolk, Va./James Madison/King’s Fork HS8 Nikki Jones UT Jr. R-R 5-7 Providence Forge, Va./New Kent HS20 Robyn Mitchell 1B/P So. L-L 5-3 Chesapeake, Va./Grassfield HS3 Alina Moriarty 2B So. R-R 5-3 Chesapeake, Va./Hickory HS15 Marjorie Pettitt OF Sr. S-R 5-3 Virginia Beach, Va./Louisburg College/Ocean Lakes HS21 Clara Quiñones 3B/C Fr. R-R 5-4 Norfolk, Va./Granby HS23 Gipsy Ramirez SS/3B Sr. R-R 5-6 LaVerne, Calif./San Dimas HS16 Liz Riley P So. S-R 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes HS11 Jamie Schulle P Jr. L-L 5-7 Maxwell, Texas/Lockhart HS9 Shekinah Stewart OF Fr. L-L 5-2 Burke, Va./Gar-Field HS25 Melina Valles 1B Jr. L-L 5-3 Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes HS26 Malinka Walters SS Fr. B-R 5-6 Toana, Va./Warhill, HS19 Haley Ward OF So. S-R 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Cox HS29 Stephanie Wheatley P Jr. R-R 6-0 Seaford, Del./Delaware Tech/Laurel HS22 Whitney Williams 1B/OF Fr. R-R 5-6 Four Oaks, N.C./South Johnston HS

Head Coach: Heidi Cavallo (Virginia Wesleyan ‘01/3rd Season)Assistant Coach: Amanda Haverman (East Tennessee State ‘08/3rd Season)

Pronunciation GuideHeidi CAVALLO Cah-VAW-lowGillian GIARRIZZO Jah-RITZ-ohAmanda HAVERMAN HAV-er-menAlina MORIARTY More-REE-ar-teeMajorie PETTITT PET-itCLARA QUIÑONES KLARR-ah Keen-YO-nessGIPSY Ramirez Gip-SEEJamie SCHULLE SHOE-leeSHEKINAH Stewart Sha-KAY-nahMelina VALLES VY-ez

2013 ROSTER



Player by State

California (2)Kathy Cortez - PomonaGipsy Ramirez - LaVerne

Delaware (1)Stephanie Wheatley - Seaford

North Carolina (1)Whitney Williams - Four Oaks

Texas (1)Jamie Schulle - Maxwell

Virginia (14)Shekinah Stewart - Burke

Morgan Boyd, Robyn Mitchell, Alina Moriarty - Chesapeake

Clara Quiñones - Norfolk

Nikki Jones - Providence Forge

Gillian Giarrizzo - Suffolk

Chelsea Davis - Tappahannock

Malinka Walters - Toana

Heather Dunning, Marjorie Pettitt, Liz Riley, Melina Valles, Haley Ward - Virginia Beach

Player by Class Freshman (5)Heather DunningClara QuiñonesShekinah StewartMalinka WaltersWhitney Williams

Sophomore (4)Robyn MitchellAlina MoriartyLiz RileyHaley Ward

Junior (6)Morgan BoydKathy CortezNikki JonesJamie SchulleMelina VallesStephanie Wheatley

Senior (4)Chelsea DavisGillian GiarrizzoMarjorie PettittGipsy Ramirez

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Pitcher (4)Robyn MitchellLiz RileyJamie SchulleStephanie Wheatley

Catcher (3)Kathy CortezChelsea DavisClara Quiñones

First Base (3)Robyn MitchellMelina VallesWhitney Williams

Second Base (2)Heather DunningAlina Moriarty

Shortstop (2)Gipsy RamirezMalinka Walters

Third Base (2)Clara QuiñonesGipsy Ramirez

Outfield (7)Morgan BoydHeather DunningGillian GiarrizzoMarjorie PettittShekinah StewartHaley WardWhitney Williams

Utility (1)Nikki Jones

Player by Position

PLAYER BREAKDOWN

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Spartans Ready to Take Next LeapToward MEAC Title in 2013

After picking up an additional nine wins over the previous year in 2011 and then finishing with just the second-ever winning record in MEAC play in 2012, the Norfolk State softball team is ready to turn yet another corner in 2013. With a good majority of the team back from last year and with several newcomers ready to step in and take over prominent roles, NSU is ready to battle it out for the top spot in the Northern Division and contend for that ever-elusive MEAC title. The Spartans lost only their starting center fielder and third baseman from a year ago, and a deeper pitching staff with a couple of new big bats in the lineup should easily bolster this year’s squad. A year after going 12-6 in the MEAC, finishing third in the Northern Division behind Delaware State and Coppin State, head coach Heidi Cavallo believes the Spartans are ready to make that extra push this year not only in the regular season but in the conference tournament in mid-May. The key, though, will be maintaining consistency throughout the year, something the Spartans lacked at times in 2012 evidenced by taking the first two games at league-leading Delaware State but then following it up by losing two of three to fifth-place Howard. “Consistency will be the key for us,” said Cavallo. “We know we can play at the highest level in the conference. We just need to be able to play how

we are capable of play-ing week in and week out.” NSU went 24-25 in 2012, tied for

the second-most wins in the Division I era,

with 14 of those 25 losses coming by

either one or two runs or in extra innings. With a more experi-enced team this year, the

coaching staff is looking for that

maturity to turn those one-run

losses into one-run wins and eventu-

ally something even bigger at the end of the year. “There’s no

reason we can’t be at the top,” Cavallo said. “They’ve come in hungry and have put in the work – this may

be the hardest-working team I’ve been around. We’ve mentally tough, we know physically we are capable of winning. “We should be at the top. I expect us to be there.”

Outfield Losing an All-MEAC caliber player in Danielle Wright in center field will force Cavallo to reshuffle her outfield a bit. Preseason MEAC Player of the Year Haley Ward (Virginia Beach, Va./Cox HS) will continue to man left field, while junior Morgan Boyd (Chesapeake, Va./Indian River HS) moves from right field to center to take advantage of her speed. “Morgan has changed as an outfielder; she’s really growing in that spot and has gotten a lot better,” said Cavallo of the converted high school infielder. “She covers a lot of ground. Then of course at the plate we look for her to continue to get on base and utilize her speed. “Haley is such a natural player – we saw that last year – and we are looking for her to pick right up where she left off. Along with Morgan, she can close gaps in the outfield very quickly and her arm strength is a plus. We do well when she does well.” The third outfield spot is expected to be taken over by freshman Heather Dunning (Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside HS), another former high school infielder and, like Boyd, one who is making the transition from a high school right-handed hitter to a left-handed slapper. “Heather has extremely high instincts for the game,” stated Cavallo. “She reads angles well, and it’s fun to watch her play out there. We are also counting on her to add productivity at the plate now that she’s become a power slapper from the left side.” With redshirt senior Gillian Giarrizzo (Suffolk, Va./James Madison) still not cleared to play after a setback in the fall from her ACL injury last spring, walk-on freshman Shekinah Stewart (Burke, Va./Gar-Field HS) will be the first reserve off the bench for NSU in the outfield. Stewart arrived at NSU with a solid background in softball and has adjusted well. “She is a great fit for our program, and she’s been a pleasant surprise for us,” Cavallo said. “Shekinah is an athlete and provides plenty of speed as a left-handed slapper. She’s really meshed well with the rest of the team.” The coaches are hoping to have Giarrizzo back by the middle of the year. After playing in just seven games last year and sitting out in 2011, the coaches know she can provide that spark the team lacked at times in the past. “We want her to be able to jump into the outfield mix right away when she gets back,” Cavallo said. “She wants big things for her senior year and so do we. She’ll have some rust from having only played seven actual games in the last three year, but the spark she provides our team is always there.” NSU’s other outfield option is senior Marjorie Pettitt (Virginia Beach, Va./Louisburg College), who saw time out in left field last year when Gia-rrizzo went down. “Marjorie is a player who really pushes the other players to get better, especially with conditioning and the team’s overall fitness. We need her to step up to the challenge with what we need her to do this year,” Cavallo stated.

Infield Some new faces could pop up at the corner spots, while the middle of the infield will see a couple of .300 hitters stake their claim to those starting positions again. Second-team All-MEAC shortstop Gipsy Ramirez (LaVerne, Calif./San Dimas HS) is only player who has been with the program for four years. She’ll be counted on to pick up where she left off last year, while sopho-more second baseman Alina Moriarty (Chesapeake, Va./Hickory HS) is looking to take the next step after a solid rookie campaign. “Gipsy is ready to go out with a bang,” said Cavallo. “We’re very proud of her, because she is one of those players who does anything you ask and

SEASON OUTLOOK

Senior Gillian Giarrizzo



goes hard non-stop. She’s just one of those players who always gets the job done. “Alina is a much more mature player this year. She knows the game and has the skill, now it’s a matter of her really becoming an infield leader. The key for her will be to just go out and play, let her natural abilities take over, rather than trying to think too much about everything.” With those two spots locked down, a pair of power-hitting freshmen could very well hold down first and third base. Whitney Williams (Four Oaks, N.C./South Johnston HS) has perhaps the most powerful bat on the team, while Clara Quiñones (Norfolk, Va./Granby HS) has already made a smooth transition from her successful high school team. “Clara can pretty much start right away at third base for us. She’s not your typical freshman. She’s adjusted quickly and done everything we’ve asked her to do. She doesn’t get flustered, she hits well for a freshman and is in a good rhythm already,” said Cavallo. “Whitney is pushing to start at first. She has a big bat, great hand speed, and just so much power. She’s one of the strongest kids I’ve ever coached. Once she’s able to get mentally prepared and gain confidence, she will do big things here.” Junior Melina Valles (Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes HS) is not quite ready to give up her starting first base spot to Williams, though. Valles provides better defense at first, although Williams has the bigger bat. “Melina is a very defensively sound player. She knows the game,” said Cavallo. “She just needs to pick her bat up.” Two other players capable of pushing for time at first are sophomore Robyn Mitchell (Chesapeake, Va./Grassfield HS) and junior Nikki Jones (Providence Forge, Va./New Kent HS). Those two, though, will be counted on more to provide relief pitching (Mitchell) and be the No. 1 option at designated hitter (Jones).

Jones, especially, could be anoth-er big bat for the Spartans. “Nikki is a clutch DH,” said Cavallo. “She can spot pinch hit; she did such a good job of that last year. Although

she could push for time at first, her main role will be in the batter’s

box for us.” Freshman Malinka Wal-ters (Toana, Va./Warhill

HS) will also back up both Moriarty and Ramirez at the

middle infield positions. “Malinka is a young player. It’s going to take her

some time to adjust to the col-lege game,” said Cavallo. “Right

now her main role is to provide depth in the middle infield until

she gets settled.”

CatcherJunior Kathy Cortez

(Pomona, Calif./Garey HS) re-

sumes her role as the starting

catcher for the Spar-

tans, and now that

she enters her third year with the program the coaching staff is looking for her to expand her role with the team. “We are putting more pressure on her to step up this year,” said Ca-vallo. “We expect a lot out of her, and the good thing is she knows what to expect out of herself. She works well with our pitching staff, which is going to be key with our more veteran staff this year.” Backing up Cortez is senior Chelsea Davis (Tappahannock, Va./Louisburg College), with Quiñones also capable of putting on the pads if necessary. Davis could see more time at catcher than last year to save wear and tear on Cortez. “We’re proud of how Chelsea has come back ready to play. Her work ethic is just so much better,” stated Cavallo. “She’s been hitting well, and she will be able to spot start at catcher more than last year.”

Pitchers It will be a luxury for the Spartans this year in the circle, as Cavallo believes they have three capable pitchers who could each be that No. 1 starter if called upon. With two right-handers and a lefty, Cavallo can mix it up from game to game or even make the righty-lefty, or vise-versa, switch mid-game to throw teams off. Right now, though, junior Jamie Schulle (Maxwell, Texas/Lockhart HS) is expected to be that No. 1 starter. The left-hander made big strides from her freshman to her sophomore year, and with a long-time injury to her non-throwing wrist now fixed, the coaches are high on Schulle to become one of the top pitchers in the league. “Jamie is absolutely ready to go. She’s worked hard on her spins, has added some miles per hour to her pitches, and is disguising them well,” Ca-vallo said. “That’s a testament to the crazy hours she’s put in and how much better physically and mentally she is now.” Option No. 2 for NSU can be either sophomore Liz Riley (Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes HS) or junior college transfer Stephanie Wheat-ley (Seaford, Del./Delaware Tech). Like Schulle, both are power pitchers – Wheatley slightly more than Riley – and also like Schulle, all three can hit the ball and are expected to contribute at the plate more than NSU’s pitch-ers did last year. “Liz has been hitting very well, and we expect her to hit this year,” stated Cavallo. “She’s picked up right where she left off last year in the circle and has actually gotten stronger. She is throwing so well, and she’s the type of player who will do whatever we need her to do out there. “Stephanie is a power pitcher. She can dominate with the pitches we have already, now it’s a matter of adding to what she can already throw. She has a big, powerful bat, and she’s getting used to hitting again. She’ll be another great player for us.” Coming out of the bullpen, Mitchell gives the Spartans a fourth option in their pitching staff. “Robyn’s been working on her pitching a lot, and she is dedicated to getting better both at first and in the circle,” said Cavallo. “We need her to elevate to the next level, and she’s ready to make that push because of her great attitude.”

Schedule NSU opens the season Feb. 20 at North Carolina Central and then returns to the NSU Softball Field for two straight home tournaments. Monmouth, Fairleigh Dickinson and Delaware State will come down for the Spartan Clash Feb. 23-24, while Delaware, Army and Marist will join NSU for the Spartan Classic March 2-3. Along with a game on March 1 against Delaware, NSU will also wel-come non-conference foes Longwood (April 4) and North Carolina Central (April 16) to Norfolk, the latter two of which are doubleheaders. Howard (March 29-30), UMES (April 6-7) and Delaware State (April 20-21) will also play in Norfolk for a three-game conference series. The Spartans also play on the road in the Camel Stampede Invitation-al at Campbell March 8-9, the Delaware Invitational March 15-17 and in doubleheaders at Savannah State, North Carolina A&T and George Mason during the year. NSU travels to conference opponents Coppin State, Morgan State and Hampton in MEAC play this year as well.

SEASON OUTLOOK

Junior Kathy Cortez



#13 Chelsea Davis5-3 • Senior • C Tappahannock, Va.Louisburg College/Essex HSBats-Throws: R-R

2012 (Junior Year): Played in 11 games and made three starts at catcher … Batted .267 with four hits in 15 at bats, including one triple … Scored three runs on the year … Made her first of three starts March 8 at South Carolina State with one hit in two at bats in the second game of a doubleheader … Also got the starting nods March 14 in Game 2 at North Carolina A&T and March 17 at Delaware … Hit a pinch-hit triple and later scored in Game 2 against Morgan State on April 14 … Made her first appearance of the season Feb. 25 against Monmouth in a designated hitter role.

Louisburg College: Competed for two years on the softball team for coach Monica Gordy … Batted .243 in 16 games as a senior with four runs on nine hits in 37 at bats … Hit three doubles and added 11 RBI.

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team and was a starter all four years for coach Milton Simmons … Was a four-time all-district and all-region first-team selection … Earned single-A all-state first-team honors her junior and senior years, second-team honors sopho-more year and was named honorable mention all-state freshman year … Named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) South Region second team at catcher senior year … Tabbed to the NFCA all-region second team at utility freshman year … Selected to play in the East-West All-Star Game her senior year … Also competed on the volleyball team her freshman and sophomore years, the cross country team her junior year and the field hockey team senior year … Earned all-academic honors during her time at Essex.

Personal: Full name is Chelsea N. Davis … Born on Aug. 10, 1991 … Daughter of Charlotte and Chuck Davis … Has one older brother, Chaz … Majoring in business … Wants to pursue a career in marketing and art … Enjoys reading, going to the movies and going to the beach.

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DAVIS’ CAREER HITTING STATISTICS (* at Louisburg College)Year Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2010* 2011* .243 16- 37 4 9 3 0 0 11 12 2 0-02012 .267 11-3 15 3 4 0 1 0 0 6 0 8 0-0Total .267 11-3 15 3 4 0 1 0 0 6 0 8 0-0(NSU Only)



2012 (Redshirt Junior Year): Named to the MEAC All-Academic Team … Started the first seven games of the season in left field before suffering a season-ending knee injury March 7 at Savannah State … Hit .333 with six hits in 18 at bats during the first part of the season … Scored two runs and had two doubles, an RBI and four walks on the year … Had a hit and walked twice in her first collegiate game in three years against Marist on Feb. 18 … Went 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored and an RBI against Army on Feb. 26 … Had base hits in five of the six full games she competed in.

2011 (Redshirt Sophomore Year): Sat out the season as a Division I transfer.

2010 (at JMU): Did not compete.

2009 (at JMU): Scored a run as a pinch runner in her JMU debut against Houston … Scored a run and drove in her first career RBI against the College of Charleston … Appeared in two games in the Gamecock Invitational, including making her first career start in right field against Chattanooga … Recorded her first career hit as a pinch hitter against Rider … Was hit by a pitch and scored a run in the Dukes’ 17-0 win over George Washington … Appeared in Game 1 against Liberty as a pinch runner and played right field in Game 2 … Appeared as a pinch hitter in Game 3 against Towson … Appeared in two games against Drexel, scoring a run and walking once … Appeared as a pinch runner against Georgetown.

High School: Four-year varsity starter at King’s Fork HS … Team captain and MVP … Two-time all-district second-team selection sophomore and junior years … Named first team all-city … Golden Glove Award winner … Sportsmanship Award winner senior year … Selected to represent USA in 2008 World Cup in The Netherlands … Earned numerous tournament MVP awards in travel ball … Ran varsity track for three years … Won track team’s Bulldog Award sophomore year … Two-year starter on the varsity volleyball team … Member of the National Honor Society.

GIARRIZZO’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICS (* at JMU)Year Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2009* .167 13-1 6 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 0-02010 - DNP -2011 - DNP -2012 .333 7-7 18 2 6 2 0 0 1 8 4 5 1-1Total .292 20-8 24 6 7 2 0 0 2 9 5 7 1-1Total .333 7-7 18 2 6 2 0 0 1 8 4 5 1-1(NSU Only)

#5 Gillian Giarrizzo5-1 • R-Senior • OF Suffolk, Va.James Madison/King’s Fork HSBats-Throws: R-R

RETURNING PLAYERSPersonal: Full name is Gillian Giarrizzo … Was born on July 10, 1990 … Daughter of Mark and Elaine Giarrizzo … Has one older brother, Mark, and one younger brother, Bobby … Majoring in kinesiotherapy … Wants to become a strength and conditioning coach and coach soft-ball post-grad … Enjoys reading, working out and going to the beach.



2012 (Junior Year): Played in 30 games and made 16 starts on the year … Made 13 of those starts in left field and the other three in right … Batted .151 on the season with eight hits in 53 at bats … Scored four runs and added two RBI … Had a pair of multi-hit games on the year, including a 2-for-3 effort with an RBI March 18 versus Western Michigan … Also went 2-for-3 in Game 2 of a doubleheader March 19 against Central Connecticut State … Drove in a run March 8 in her first start of the year at South Carolina State in Game 1 … Played in her first game Feb. 18 against Fairleigh Dickinson.

Louisburg College: Competed for two years for coach Monica Gordy … Led team to a third-place finish at the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region 10 tournament … Batted .283 as a freshman … Two-time Lee-Fowler Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Also a member of the Dean’s List both years.

High School: Competed on the JV softball team as a freshman and the varsity team as a sophomore and junior … Earned second-team All-Beach District honors sophomore year … Hit .298 with eight doubles and two home runs as a junior … Hit .303 sophomore year and .325 freshman year on the JV team … Also competed on the field hockey team all four years … Was the team’s leading scorer junior and senior years … Earned second-team All-Beach District honors as a sophomore and junior … Also won the Most Improved Dolphin Award as a junior … A member of the Honor Roll … Received the President’s Award for academic excellence junior year.

Club: Two-year member of the U-16 Virginia Lady Eagles … Led the team to the 2006 ASA State Championship … Also played for the Orion Hunter U-18 team for two years … Finished third in 2008 at the Fast Nationals.

Personal: Full name is Marjorie R. Pettitt … Born on Dec. 24, 1990 … Daughter of Mary and Michael Pettitt … Has three older brothers, Michael, Matthew and Mark … Majoring in business marketing … Wants to be a sales rep and work for IBM … Enjoys fishing, cruising the beach and different boating activities.

PETTITT’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICS (* at Louisburg College)Year Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2010* 2011* .182 22- 55 5 10 2 0 0 7 12 2 1-12012 .151 30-16 53 4 8 0 0 0 2 8 0 11 0-1Total .151 30-16 53 4 8 0 0 0 2 8 0 11 0-1(NSU Only)

#15 Marjorie Pettitt5-3 • Senior • OFVirginia Beach, Va.Louisburg College/Ocean Lakes HSBats-Throws: S-R

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#23 Gipsy Ramirez5-6 • Senior • SS/3B LaVerne, Calif.San Dimas HS Bats-Throws: R-R

2012 (Junior Year): An All-MEAC second-team performer … The first NSU infielder to earn all-conference honors since 2009 … Named MEAC Player of the Week on March 14 … One of just two players to compete in all 49 games and the only player to start all 49 … Made 39 starts at shortstop, eight at second base and two at third base … Finished second on the team with a .324 average and added 20 runs, 46 hits, nine doubles, one home run, 19 RBI, 18 walk and a .423 on-base percentage … Ranked second on the team in on-base percent-age and third in doubles … Had 11 multiple-hit games on the year … Had a nine-game hitting streak in the early part of the season, going 12-for-25 (.480) during that time … Also went 13-for-22 (.591) during a seven-game hitting streak later in the year … Hit safely in 12 of the last 14 games on the season … Had a pair of three-hit games during that time, including a 3-for-4 effort with one run and one RBI April 15 in a 13-7 win over Morgan State … Went 5-for-8 with three runs and an RBI in the three-game sweep of the Bears … Batted 3-for-4 with two runs April 25 in Game 2 against Howard … Hit 2-for-3 with two runs and three RBI March 8 in a 10-0 win at South Carolina State … Knocked in a pair of runs in a 6-3 win over Coppin State on May 10 in the MEAC tournament … Smacked a two-run double in the bottom of the sev-enth that contributed to an eventual 4-3 win over Delaware on Feb. 26 … Added a pair of RBI April 6 in a 8-0 victory over UMES.

2011 (Sophomore Year): Competed in 46 games, starting 38 … Made 33 starts at shortstop and five at designated hitter … Batted .277 on the season after a slow start, with 10 runs, 31 hits, two doubles, a home run, eight RBI and two stolen bases … Had nine multi-hit games on the season … Posted a team-leading 12-game hitting streak that raised her average more than 100 points toward the end of the year … In a three-game sweep at North Carolina Central on May 7-8, batted 7-for-10 with two runs scored … Went 2-for-3, including her first collegiate home run, in Game 2 against Hampton on March 24 … Hit 2-for-4 with an RBI in Game 1 against Savannah State on March 28 … Added two hits in Game 2 against South Carolina State on April 16 and then again the next day against the Bulldogs … Knocked home two runs on a pair of hits in Game 2 against UMES on April 21.

2010 (Freshman Year): Competed in 40 games, starting 36 … Started 34 at second base with another two at designated player … Batted .368 on the year … Led the team with 123 at bats … Totaled 18 runs and 35 hits, finishing third on the team in hits … Hit five doubles, knocked in seven runs, drew 13 walks and finished third on the team with 38 total bases … Batted .314 (11-of-35) with runners in scoring position and .298 (17-of-57) with runners on … Tied for the team lead

with nine multiple-hit games … Also made one appearance in the circle, pitching 1.1 innings at North Carolina Central on Feb. 18 … Hit 2-for-4 with two runs and one RBI against Quinnipiac on Feb. 26 … Made seven putouts in the field from her second-base position against Rider on Feb. 27 … Went 7-of-14 over four games against UMES on March 31 and Bethune-Cookman on April 2 … Batted 3-for-4 with one run and one RBI against North Carolina Central on April 8 … In a doubleheader at South Carolina State on April 17, had back-to-back 3-for-4 performances.

High School: Was a three-time All-Valle Vista League first-team pick … Earned second-team honors her freshman year … Hit .532 (41-for-77) in 25 games during her senior year in 2009, helping San Dimas to a 21-4 record … Batted in 21 runs and had two home runs, two triples and one double … Also spent time in the pitching circle for San Dimas, going 4-0 with three saves in 17 appearances in 2009 … Had a 0.69 ERA, tossed 40.2 innings and struck out 38 batters … Led the league in ERA and ranked fourth in batting average, on-base percentage (.554) and strikeouts … Named to the all-area team by the San Gabriel Valley Tribune her junior and senior years and by the Daily Bulletin her senior year … Team captain her junior and senior years … Earned the team’s Defensive MVP Award her junior year and Offensive MVP Award her senior year … Was a Scholar-Athlete her first three years … Helped San Dimas capture the Valle Vista League Championship all four years … Integral part of the San Dimas squad that advanced to the CIF South-ern Section quarterfinals in 2007, the semifinals in 2008 and finished as the runner-up in 2009 … Competed on the JV volleyball team her freshman and sophomore years.

Personal: Full name is Gipsy Olivia Ramirez … Born on Dec. 1, 1991 … Daughter of Gipsy and Ricardo Ramirez … Has a younger brother and sister, Ricky and Clarisa …Majoring in social work … Wants to become a social worker.

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RAMIREZ’ CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2010 .268 40-36 123 18 33 5 0 0 7 38 13 18 2-22011 .277 46-38 112 10 31 2 0 1 8 36 6 14 2-22012 .324 49-49 142 20 46 9 0 1 19 58 18 12 0-0Total .292 135-123 377 48 110 16 0 2 34 132 37 44 4-4


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#1 Morgan Boyd5-3 • Junior • OF Chesapeake, Va.Indian River HSBats-Throws: S-R

2013 (Junior Year): Named to the Preseason All-MEAC Team.

2012 (Sophomore Year): Named to the MEAC All-Academic Team … Competed in 47 games on the season with 44 starts, 43 of those in right field and one at designated hitter … Finished third on the team with a .323 average … Totaled 24 runs on 41 hits with six RBI and a team-leading 23 stolen bases … Ranked second in the MEAC in total stolen bases and 37th in the nation in stolen bases per game … Also ranked third on the team in runs scored … Had 12 multi-ple-hit games on the year … Hit 24-for-44 (.545) during a 15-game stretch in the middle of the season … Batted .345 with runners on base … Went 4-for-4 in the second game of a doubleheader against Howard on April 25, the second four-hit game of her career … Hit 3-for-3 with two runs and two RBI in a 15-2 win in Game 2 of a doubleheader against Morgan State on April 14 … Batted 7-for-11 with five runs, two RBI and four stolen bases in the three-game series with the Bears … Also went 7-for-10 in the three-game series with Howard … Had a good day at South Carolina State on March 8, helping NSU to a DH sweep with a 5-for-8 effort combined with four runs and an RBI, including three runs scored in Game 2.

2011 (Freshman Year): Made the switch from a right-handed hitter in high school to a left-handed slap hitter at NSU … Competed and started in 46 games … Batted .365 on the season … Totaled 26 runs, 50 hits, one triple, eight RBI, a .400 on-base percentage and 24 stolen bases … Ranked third in the MEAC in stolen bases … Started off the season slow, hitting just .167 before posting a .436 batting average over the last 31 games of the year … Had a pair of 10-game hitting streaks during that time and hit safely in 28 of the last 31 games … Batted .421 (32-of-76) with runners on base … Played the first 15 games at shortstop before moving to right field for the rest of the year … Had her most productive game in a 19-1 win at UMES on April 27, going 4-for-5 with two runs and three RBI in Game 1 of a doubleheader … Added three hits with two RBI and three stolen bases against South Carolina State on April 17 … Also had three hits at Bethune-Cookman on April 3 and in Game 1 of a DH at North Carolina Central on May 7, an 8-3 win … Had 11 multiple-hit games on the season … Walked twice, scored two runs and stole two bases in a 9-0 victory against North Carolina A&T on May 1 … Scored two runs in a game on six occasions.

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team all four years at Indian River … Won the team’s Coaches Award her freshman, junior

BOYD’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2011 .365 46-46 137 26 50 0 1 0 8 52 8 31 24-272012 .323 47-44 124 24 41 0 0 0 6 41 3 24 23-24Total .345 93-90 264 50 91 0 1 0 14 93 11 55 47-51

and senior seasons … Named Team MVP and won the team’s Academ-ic Award her sophomore year … Batted .527 her freshman year … Also competed on the JV volleyball team her first two years and the varsity team her junior and senior seasons … Team MVP her senior year … Member of the gymnastics team all four years … Won the Coaches Award in gymnastics her freshman and sophomore years … Earned the team’s Most Improved Award senior year.

Personal: Full name is Morgan Alisa Boyd … Born on Nov. 7, 1991 … Daughter of Muriel Boyd … Has one older brother, Stephen … Cousins Gladys and Clarence Freeman Jr. both went to NSU … Majoring in kinesiotherapy … Wants to become a physical therapist

… Enjoys hanging out with friends, participating in dif-ferent sports and playing pranks on people … President of the NSU chapter of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) … Will serve as the MEAC representative on the NCAA national SAAC for the

2012-13 season.



#10 Kathy Cortez5-3 • Junior • C Pomona, Calif.Garey HSBats-Throws: R-R

2012 (Sophomore Year): Made 46 starts at catcher on the year and appeared in all 49 games behind the plate … Hit .255 on the season, posting 37 hits in a team-leading 145 at bats … Scored 21 runs and added five doubles, one triple, 14 RBI and eight walks … Struck out just three times all year and stood fifth in the nation with a strikeout every 48.3 at bats … Made just two errors behind the plate for a .991 fielding percentage … Had a team-leading eight sacrifice hits, tied for fourth in the MEAC … Had nine multiple-hit games on the year and had the second-longest hitting streak on the team at nine … Batted 24-for-66 (.364) over the last 19 games of the season, including 13-of-30 (.433) during her nine-game hitting streak … Also tied for the team lead with five multi-RBI games … Batted 3-for-4 with a run scored and two RBI April 7 during a 4-2 win at UMES … Hit a combined 4-for-11 with four runs and six RBI during the three-game sweep of the Hawks … Knocked in a career-high four runs during a 2-for-4 performance April 14 in a 15-2 win over Morgan State … Added two RBI in Game 1 of that doubleheader as part of a 5-for-10 performance during the three-game sweep … Had three hits in four at bats with two runs scored against Army on Feb. 25, an 8-0 win, and also added three hits May 5 during a 4-0 victory over Hampton … Went 2-for-4 with two runs scored in Game 2 against Howard on April 25.

2011 (Freshman Year): An All-MEAC second-team performer … By the beginning of the season, was the only true catcher on the roster … Competed in and started all 48 games behind the plate … Showed her durability by catching every single inning on the season … Tabbed the MEAC Rookie of the Week on March 16 … Batted .307 with 24 runs, 42 hits, two doubles, 15 RBI, six walks and just four strikeouts … Ranked seventh in the nation in toughest-to-strikeout, fanning once every 34.3 at bats … Finished tied for second in the MEAC with seven sacrifice bunts … Earned the team’s Top Defensive Player Award … Threw out slightly more than 21 percent of base stealers (14-of-55) … Had a .978 fielding percentage with just six errors in 268 chances … Batted .341 (15-of-44) with runners in scoring position … Had her best game of the year against North Carolina Central on Feb. 19, batting 3-for-3 with three runs and three RBI in Game 2 of a doubleheader … Hit the game-winning sacrifice fly in the bottom of the eighth for a 4-3 win over South Carolina State on April 16 in Game 2 of a DH … Had two hits each against Delaware and St. Francis (PA) on March 12 … Finished the season with 10 multiple-hit games … Knocked in two runs in Game 1 of a DH against South Caro-lina State on April 16 and against in Game 2 of a DH at North Carolina Central on May 7 … Also scored two runs against

Hampton on March 24 in Game 1 and at UMES on April 27 in the first game of a DH.

High School: Competed for four years on the varsity softball team … Earned first-team All-Mt. Baldy League honors freshman and junior years … Named to the second team sophomore and senior seasons … Three-time Golden Glove Award winner freshman through junior years … Scholar-Athlete Award winner freshman season … Competed with the California Lite 18 Gold travel team coached by Pam Newton and Vic Stewart … Helped squad take first place at the Worth Wom-en’s Tournament in Corona, Calif., and third at the Champions Cup in Irvine, Calif. … California Lite also took sixth at The Premiere/ESPN Rise Tournament in Huntington Beach, Calif.

Personal: Full name is Katherine Danielle Cortez … Often goes by the nickname Kat … Born on Feb. 27,

1992 … Daughter of Julie Cortez … Has one younger brother, James … Majoring in psychol-ogy … Wants to eventually become a sports psychologist and possibly get into coach-ing … Enjoys reading and watching TV.

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CORTEZ’ CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2011 .307 48-48 137 24 42 2 0 0 15 44 6 4 0-02012 .255 49-46 145 21 37 5 1 0 14 44 8 3 1-2Total .280 97-94 282 45 79 7 1 0 29 88 14 7 1-2



#8 Nikki Jones5-7 • Junior • UTLProvidence Forge, Va.New Kent HSBats-Throws: R-R

2012 (Sophomore Year): Played in 28 games and made 18 starts on the season, all at designated hitter … Batted .172 with 10 hits in 58 at bats, six of those hits going for extra bases … Also totaled five runs, four doubles, two home runs and 11 RBI … Batted 2-for-3 with a run-scoring double Feb. 26 in a 4-3 win over Delaware … Went 2-for-3 again with two doubles and two RBI in a 3-0 victory over LaSalle on March 18 … Belted a two-run, pinch hit homer April 14 during a 15-2 win over Morgan State … Hit a two-run, pinch hit single the next day in another victory over the Bears … Also belted a solo home run in the first game of a double-header against Hampton on May 6.

2011 (Freshman Year): Competed in 40 games, making 35 starts … Batted .219 on the season with 19 runs, 25 hits, four doubles, two home runs, 11 RBI and two stolen bases … Started 27 games at designated hitter, five in right field and three in left … Had a 3-for-5 showing with three runs, two RBI and a home run in Game 1 of a doubleheader at UMES on April 27, a 19-1 win … Added two hits and two RBI in Game 1 of a DH against Savannah State on March 28, including her first collegiate homer, to give NSU a 6-5 victory … Also knocked home the game-winning run with two outs in the bottom of the seventh against the Tigers … Had two hits and two RBI April 16 against South Carolina State in a 4-3 victory in Game 2 of a DH … Posted seven multiple-hit games on the year … Went 2-for-2 in the season opener against North Carolina Central on Feb. 19, then scored four runs in Game 2 as NSU swept the Eagles, 11-5, 20-6.

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team all four years for Coach Betsey Tart … Earned second-team all-district honors her sophomore and junior seasons and honorable mention all-district her senior and freshman campaigns … Won the team’s Coaches Award her senior year … Named the Senior Athlete of the Year as well … Helped New Kent to a state runner-up finish at the VHSL AA Championship … Led team to the Region 2 Championship her freshman year and to a runner-up finish her sophomore season … Team won the Bay Rivers District regular season championship and district tourna-ment championship freshman and sophomore seasons … Finished as the Bay River District tournament runner-up senior year … Compet-ed for Coach Sheri Carneal on the Virginia Rowdies travel team … Also competed on the JV basketball team her freshman year and the varsi-ty team her last three years … Earned the team’s Coaches Award her senior year … Earned honorable mention all-district her junior year.

JONES’ CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2011 .219 40-35 114 19 25 4 0 2 11 35 4 21 2-22012 .172 28-18 58 5 10 4 0 2 11 20 2 21 0-0Total .203 68-53 172 24 35 8 0 4 22 55 6 42 2-2

RETURNING PLAYERSPersonal: Full name is Nikole JaNae Jones … Goes by Nikki … Born on July 19, 1992 … Daughter of Angela and Dwight Jones … Has one older brother, Corey … Majoring in business management … Wants to pursue a master’s degree in sports management.



#11 Jamie Schulle5-7 • Junior • P Maxwell, TexasLockhart HSBats-Throws: L-L

2012 (Sophomore Year): Named to the MEAC All-Aca-demic Team … The team’s No. 1 starter the entire year … Started 33 of the team’s 49 games in the pitcher’s circle … Appeared in 43 games altogether, break-ing the previous NSU record of 39 appear-ances set by Catherine Wright in 1990 … Owned a 13-10 record on the year with a 3.20 ERA … Posted 16 complete games with six shutouts, one off the pro-gram record of seven … Also had two saves … Threw 192.1 innings and allowed 201 hits, 103 runs, 88 earned runs and 78 walks … Struck out 137 batters on the year, the Division I pro-gram record and the third-high-est total all-time … Her inning total also ranked third all-time at NSU … Finished third in the MEAC in strikeouts and second in appearances … Pitched her best game of the season April 6 in an 8-0 shutout of UMES, allowing four hits and striking out a career-high 12 batters in just five innings of work … Tied the NSU record for strikeouts in a game with 12, a feat accomplished five other times, including twice in five innings … Pitched her first shutout of the year Feb. 25 in an 8-0 win over Army, allowing just two hits in six innings … Allowed three hits and struck out three in seven shutout innings March 8 in a 4-0 win at South Carolina State … Struck out seven while giving up four hits in seven innings April 14 during a 7-0 win against Morgan State … Pitched back-to-back shutouts April 26 against Howard and May 5 versus Hampton, striking out a combined nine

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SCHULLE’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2011 .160 17-8 25 6 4 2 0 0 1 6 0 4 0-02012 .500 3-2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0Total .185 20-10 27 6 5 2 0 0 1 7 0 4 0-0

SCHULLE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER W SO2011 4.56 6-10 23 18 9 0 0 101.1 125 80 66 41 712012 3.20 13-10 43 33 16 6 2 192.1 201 103 88 78 137Total 3.67 19-20 66 51 25 6 2 293.2 326 183 154 119 208

batters and allowing just six hits in 14 innings of work … Had nine strikeouts Feb. 26 during a 4-3 win over Delaware … Tallied eight K’s in

a 6-3 victory at North Carolina Central on March 28 … Made two plate appearances on the season and had one hit.

2011 (Freshman Year): The team’s No. 2 starter … Named the MEAC Rookie of the Week on May 2 … Pitched in 23 games, making 18 starts … Owned a 6-10 record with a 4.56 ERA … Struck out 71 with 41 walks in 101.1 innings … Threw nine complete games … Ranked fifth in the MEAC with 4.90 strikeouts per game … Batted .160 on the year with four hits in 25 at bats … Had six runs, two doubles and one RBI … Made her most impres-sive start at UMES on April 27, giving up one unearned run on five hits with seven strikeouts in a 3-1, eight-inning victory … Earned victories in back-to-back outings against North Carolina A&T on April 30 in a 12-1 win and at North Carolina Central on May 7 in an 8-2 victory, giving up a

combined 11 hits and three runs with 13 strikeouts in 12.0 innings of work … Posted a season-high eight strikeouts in a

9-2 win over UMES on April 21 in Game 1, giving up two runs on seven hits in all seven innings … Struck out six, allowed two

hits and did not surrender a run in 4.2 innings of relief to earn the win over South Carolina State on April 16 in a 4-3 victory… Also pitched well in a 1-0 loss to James Madison on March 9, giving up one earned run on seven hits with four strikeouts in seven innings … Had her best game at the plate May 7 in Game 2 of a doubleheader at North Carolina Central, going 3-for-4 with two runs, an RBI and a pair of doubles.

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team all four years … Went 11-2 with 88 strikeouts and a 1.29 ERA senior year … Batted .247 that year … Named first-team all-district junior and senior years … Honorable mention all-district freshman and sophomore years … Named to the Floresville All-Tournament Team sophomore season … Earned Academic All-State honors senior year … Three-time Academic All-District honoree freshman through junior seasons … Also competed on the JV volleyball team freshman and sophomore years and varsity team junior year.

Personal: Full name is Jamie Lyn Schulle … Born on Feb. 8, 1993 … Daughter of David and Debbie Schulle … Has one older sister, Bobbi … Majoring in exercise science … Wants to pursue a career as a college coach … Enjoys reading and playing the piano.



#25 Melina Valles5-3 • Junior • 1B Virginia Beach, Va.Ocean Lakes HSBats-Throws: L-L

2012 (Sophomore Year): Played in 45 games and made 43 starts, all at first base … Batted .165 with 15 hits in 91 at bats … Scored seven runs and added three doubles, 10 RBI and a team-leading 23 walks … Finished tied for second in the MEAC in walks … Carried a .967 fielding percentage … Batted 6-for-21 (.286) over the last eight games of the year with eight RBI and five walks … Knocked in a pair of runs May 6 in a 6-3 win over Hampton … Hit a two-run single May 11 against Florida A&M in the MEAC tournament … Had her lone multi-hit game of the year April 14 with a 2-for-4 effort in a Game 1, 7-0 win over Morgan State … Hit 1-for-2 with a pair of runs scored and an RBI April 26 during a 7-0 victory over Howard … Also scored two runs in Game 1 at North Carolina Central on March 28 and then against April 15 against Morgan State … Walked three times in Game 1 at James Madison on April 4 and had eight over a five-game stretch.

2011 (Freshman Year): Started all 48 games at first base, one of four players to start all 48 games for the Spartans … Batted .257 with 19 runs, 35 hits, six doubles, 23 RBI, five sacrifice hits and a team-leading 19 walks … Held a .977 fielding percentage with eight errors and 319 putouts … Went 2-for-4 with a one and four RBI at Florida A&M on April 10, including a bases-clearing double … Added two hits and two RBI in Game 1 against Hampton on March 24 … Went 3-for-3 with two runs scored in Game 1 at UMES on April 21 … Added three hits at UMES on April 27 in the second game of a doubleheader … Batted 1-for-3 with a run scored and three RBI May 1 against North Carolina A&T … Went 2-for-6 with three runs and three RBI in a doublehead-er sweep of North Carolina Central on Feb. 19 … Added two hits in Game 2 the next day against Coppin State … Had six multiple-hit games on the season and knocked in two or more runs four times.

High School: Four-year member of the varsity softball team at Ocean Lakes … Earned first-team all-district honors her junior year and second-team all-district honors senior year … Led Ocean Lakes to the Beach District Cham-pionship senior year.

Personal: Full name is Melina Alice Valles … Born on Dec. 5, 1991 … Daughter of Mark and Robin Valles …. Has one older brother, Robert … Majoring in sociology with a minor in busi-ness … Wants to join the Navy and become a registered nurse post-grad.

VALLES’ CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2011 .257 48-48 136 19 35 6 0 0 23 41 19 27 0-02012 .165 45-43 91 7 15 3 0 0 10 18 23 22 0-0Total .220 93-91 227 26 50 9 0 0 33 59 42 49 0-0



#20 Robyn Mitchell5-3 • Sophomore • 1B/PChesapeake, Va.Grassfield HSBats-Throws: L-L

2012 (Freshman Year): Played in 20 games with nine starts … Made six starts at first base and three at designated hitter … Had five hits in 34 at bats, including three doubles … Scored four runs and also added four RBI and five walks … Had a pinch-hit, run-scoring double for her first collegiate hit Feb. 18 against Fairleigh Dickinson … Also hit RBI doubles March 14 in Game 1 at North Carolina A&T and March 28 in Game 2 at North Carolina Central … Drove in the winning run in the top of the seventh with an RBI groundout in a 6-5 win over North Carolina A&T on March 14 in Game 2 … Made her collegiate debut as a pinch hitter Feb. 18 against Marist.

High School: Competed on the JV team for two years and on the varsity team junior and senior seasons for coach Leroy Bohn … Named to the All-Southeastern District second team as a senior and honorable men-tion junior year … Led team to the district regular season and tournament championships and a second place finish at the Eastern Regional tournament senior year … Finished fourth at the AAA state tournament … Batted .403 senior year with 15 RBI, 20 walks, a .494 slugging percentage and .539 on-base percentage … The team’s Offensive Player of the Year junior season … Hit .333 with 11 walks, 10 RBI, a .526 slugging percentage and .383 on-base percentage … Team captain on the JV team both freshman and sophomore seasons … Batted .317 sophomore year with 11 walks, 17 RBI, a .419 on-base percentage and .429 slugging percentage.

Club: Competed for the Orion Hunter U-18 team that advanced to the ASA Nationals in San Diego in 2010.

Personal: Full name is Robyn Nicole Mitchell … Born on May 28, 1993 … Daughter of Tarcela and Booker Mitch-ell … Has one older sister, Kathryn … Majoring in kinesiotherapy … Wants to become a physical therapist … Enjoys sleeping and working out.

RETURNING PLAYERS

MITCHELL’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2012 .147 20-9 34 4 5 3 0 0 4 8 5 12 1-1Total .147 20-9 34 4 5 3 0 0 4 8 5 12 1-1



#3 Alina Moriarty5-3 • Sophomore • 2B Chesapeake, Va.Hickory HSBats-Throws: R-R

2012 (Freshman Year): Competed in 48 of the team’s 49 games … Made 42 starts on the year, 40 at second base and two at designated hitter … Batted .302 on the year with 15 runs, 42 hits, five doubles, two home runs, 17 RBI, six walks, three stolen bases and a .957 fielding percentage … Was one of five players in the regular lineup to hit above .300 … Also batted .327 with runners in scoring position … Had 11 multiple-hit games on the season and an eight-game hitting streak midway through the year … Batted 33-for-86 (.383) during a 27-game stretch from March 8-April 14 … Reached base in 14 straight games at one point, the third-longest streak on the team … Made her first collegiate start against Fairleigh Dickinson on Feb. 18 and had her first collegiate hit during a pinch hit at bat Feb. 25 against Army … Knocked in the game-winning run in the bottom of the eighth with an infield single in a 3-2, Game 2 win over George Mason … Went 3-for-4 with one run and an RBI in a 6-5, Game 2 win over North Carolina A&T on March 14 … Batted 4-for-8 with one run and three RBI in a DH sweep of George Mason on March 13 … Had four multiple-hit games in a row against Coppin State and North Carolina Central from March 24-28, going a combined 8-for-16 with one run and one RBI … Hit a solo home run in the first game against Coppin State on March 24 to aid NSU to a 2-1 victory … Smacked a two-run homer on April 6 in a 10-0 victory at UMES.

High School: Competed on the JV team as a freshman and on the varsity team the next three years for Coach Ryan Wieck … Earned second-team all-southeastern district and Virginian Pilot second-team All-Tidewater honors her senior year … Led Hickory to a regular season co-championship as well at the Eastern Regional champion-ship … Batted .376 at the leadoff spot with 21 RBIs and a .952 fielding percentage … Team captain senior year … Led team to district and regional championships as a junior … Also competed on the varsity swim team freshman and junior years … Led team to the district and regional championship junior year … Earned the team’s Sportsmanship Award … Also led team to district champion-ship freshman year … Swam at the regional meet after placing in the district meet and qualified for states … Earned some academic awards sophomore year.

Personal: Full name is Alina Kathleen Moriarty … Often goes by Ali … Born on March 9, 1993 … Daughter of Margaret and Sean Moriarty … Has one older sister, Bryn, and two younger sisters, Seana and Siobhan … Majoring in biology … Wants to eventually go into either marine biology or pathology … Member of the NSU Honors College.

MORIARTY’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2012 .302 48-42 139 15 42 5 0 2 17 53 6 26 3-4Total .302 48-42 139 15 42 5 0 2 17 53 6 26 3-4

RETURNING PLAYERS



#16 Liz Riley5-7 • Sophomore • P Virginia Beach, Va.Ocean Lakes HSBats-Throws: S-R

2012 (Freshman Year): The team’s No. 2 starter throughout the season … Named the MEAC Rookie of the Week on March 14 after giving up two earned runs in 12.0 innings of work in wins over Savannah State and South Carolina State … Appeared in 33 games in the circle, making 16 starts … Also started 10 games at designated hitter … Finished with an 11-15 overall record and a 2.93 ERA … Struck out 59 in 134.0 innings and allowed 168 hits, 69 runs, 56 earned runs and 36 walks … Pitched six complete games, including three shutouts … Also hit .182 on the season with six hits in 33 at bats … Scored six runs and added one double, two home runs with six RBI … Allowed two earned runs or fewer in 17 straight outings at one point during the season … Had two of her strongest outings in the Delaware Invitational on March 18, pitching 5.2 shutout innings in relief against Western Michigan … Followed that up later in the day with a three-hit shutout of LaSalle, striking out five in all seven innings of work … Pitched her first shutout of the season March 8 in Game 2 at S.C. State, striking out four while allowing eight hits in a six-inning, 10-0 win … Gave up just two hits and struck out four without allowing a walk in a five-inning, 10-0 victory at UMES on April 6 in Game 2 … Had her first collegiate hit and drove in a run Feb. 26 against Army … Hit a solo home run and scored two runs all-together March 28 in a Game 1, 6-3 win at North Carolina Central … Also belted a solo homer April 4 in the first game of a doubleheader at James Madison … Knocked in two runs in Game 2 April 25 against Howard.

High School: Competed for four years for coach Jack Wheeler … Earned AAA second-team all-state honors junior season … Garnered first-team All-Eastern Region honors junior year … Named first-team All-Beach District junior and senior years … Also earned first-team All-Tidewater honors by the Virginian Pilot junior and senior years … Named the Beach District Co-Pitcher of the Year as a junior … Led Ocean Lakes to the semifinals of the state tournament and a 22-4 record … Had a 17-4 record with a 0.49 ERA … Also batted .386 with 17 RBI … Earned first-team All-Beach Dis-trict honors sophomore year and second-team honors freshman season … Led Ocean Lakes

RETURNING PLAYERS

RILEY’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2012 .182 14-13 33 6 6 1 0 2 6 13 5 12 0-0Total .182 14-13 33 6 6 1 0 2 6 13 5 12 0-0

RILEY’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER W SO2012 2.93 11-15 33 16 6 3 0 134.0 168 69 56 36 59Total 2.93 11-15 33 16 6 3 0 134.0 168 69 56 36 59

to the regional semifinal game sophomore year … Also named Team MVP sophomore and junior years … Earned the team’s Best Defensive

Player Award and the Sportsmanship Award freshman year.

Club: Competed for the U-14 and U-12 Virginia Beach Hawks … Also a member of the U-18, U-16 and U-14 Virgin-ia Lady Aces.

Personal: Full name is Elizabeth S. Riley … Goes by Liz … Born on Oct. 27, 1992 … Daughter of Sharon James and Keith

Riley … Has an older sister, Kristina, and brother, Joseph, and two younger siblings, L.J. and Kayleigh … Majoring

in business … Wants to eventually become a business owner … Enjoys spending time with family and going to the beach.



#19 Haley Ward5-7 • Sophomore • OF Virginia Beach, Va.Cox HSBats-Throws: S-R

2013 (Sophomore Year): Tabbed the Preseason MEAC Player of the Year … Named to one of the three outfield spots on the preseason all-conference team.

2012 (Freshman Year): An All-MEAC first-team performer … Became the first NSU freshman to earn first-team honors in the Division I era and the first rookie to be named first-team all-conference since 1992 … Named to the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) All-State first team … A two-time MEAC Rookie of the Week, on April 2 and then again April 23 … Played in 46 games with 41 starts … Started 28 games in left field, 10 in center field and three in right … Hit .409 on the season, the first time an NSU player hit above .400 in 14 seasons … Her mark stood second in the conference and also ranked 32nd in the nation, including fourth nationally among fresh-men … Had 14 multiple-hit games on the year and tied for the team lead with five multi-RBI games … Posted an 18-game hitting streak from March 19-April 21, the longest in the Division I era … Led the team with 36 runs, 56 hits, 11 doubles, a .547 slugging percentage and a .488 on-base percentage … Also added one triple, two home runs, 21 RBI, 19 walks and three stolen bases … Stood third in the confer-ence in on-base percentage and fifth in walks and doubles … Had a 5-for-5 performance in a 7-1, Game 2 victory at North Carolina Central on March 28, the first time in at least 10 years an NSU player had five hits in a game … Also smacked three doubles that day, tying the NSU record for two-baggers in a game shared by four other players … Batted 4-for-4 with two runs and two RBI in Game 2 at UMES on April 6 and finished 6-for-8 with four runs and two RBI in the twinbill sweep … Posted an even .500 average (31-for-62) during her 18-game hitting streak … Hit safely in 25 of the last 27 games on the season … Also hit 5-for-9 with a run scored and two RBI as the Spartans took two-of-three at Delaware State on April 20-21 … Series at DSU ended of streak of six multi-hit games over an eight-game stretch … Went 2-for-2, including her second home run of the season, with three runs scored and two RBI in Game 2 against Morgan State on April 14, a 15-2 win … Hit 5-for-10 with five runs and four RBI during the three-game sweep of Morgan State … Had her first collegiate hit Feb. 25 against Army during an 8-0 victory … Smacked her first collegiate homer, leading off the bottom of the first inning, in Game 1 against Coppin State on March 24 to help NSU to a 2-1 win … Member of the VA Leg-ends that won the United State Specialty Sports Association (USSSA) Over 18 Fastpitch World Series title in July 2012.

High School: Four-year member of the varsity softball team … Earned second-team All-Eastern Region honors her senior season … Named first-team All-Beach District as a senior and second-team all-district as a junior … Batted .543 with five home

WARD’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP-GS AB RUNS HITS 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT2012 .409 46-41 137 36 56 11 1 2 21 75 19 16 3-4Total .409 46-41 137 36 56 11 1 2 21 75 19 16 3-4

runs and 18 RBI her junior year … Team MVP freshman and sopho-more years.

Club: Competed for the U-18 Gold Virginia Legends team in 2008.

Personal: Full name is Haley E. Ward … Born on Feb. 26, 1993 … Daughter of Michelle Blythe … Has one older sister, Alea … Majoring in education with a minor in psychology … Wants to eventually be-come a special education teacher … Enjoys drawing.



#21 Clara Quiñones5-4 • Freshman • 3B/C Norfolk, Va.Granby HSBats-Throws: R-R

High School: Competed on the varsity team at Granby High all four years under her father and coach, Carlos Quiñones … Named the East-ern District Pitcher of the Year and to the All-Eastern District first team her sophomore, junior and senior seasons … Earned second-team all-district honors at catcher as a freshman … Earned first-team All-Eastern Region, first-team All-Tidewater by the Virginian Pilot and honorable mention AAA All-State her senior season … Tabbed second-team all-region and second-team all-Tidewater junior year … Finished her senior season with a 20-1 record and a 0.67 ERA while hitting .642 with 34 runs, 34 hits, 10 doubles, two home runs and 28 RBI … Led Granby to the district regular season and tournament titles

#4 Heather Dunning5-6 • Freshman • OF/2BVirginia Beach, Va.Bayside HSBats-Throws: S-R

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team at Bayside all four years under coach Liz Stroud … Named second-team All-Tidewater by the Virginian Pilot as an infielder and second-team All-Eastern Region as a utility player her senior year … Also tabbed first-team All-Beach District at utility … Hit .468 with a .548 on-base percentage her senior year … Batted .357 with 10 stolen bases and a .428 on-base percent-age her junior year … Earned the team’s Coaches Award her sopho-more and junior years and the Rookie of the Year award her freshman season … Also competed on the volleyball team all four years, the swim team her freshman through junior years and the track team her junior and senior seasons … Took home the third place individual award at the Granby Tournament in volleyball her senior year … Re-ceived the Coaches Award for swimming her sophomore year and for volleyball her junior year … Also earned the Rookie of the Year award for swimming her freshman season … Member of the VA Legends that won the United State Specialty Sports Association (USSSA) Over 18 Fastpitch World Series title in July 2012.

Club: Played for the Virginia Legends travel team … Hit .356 with 19 stolen bases in 2011.

Personal: Full name is Heather Ann Dunning … Born on Sept. 14, 1994 … Daughter of Robyn and Brian Dunning … Has one younger sister, Megan … Majoring in kinesiotherapy … Wants to eventually become a physical therapist … Enjoys playing softball and volleyball and going swimming.

#9 Shekinah Stewart5-2 • Freshman • OFBurke, Va.Gar-Field HSBats-Throws: L-L

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team all four years under coach Thomas Brown … Earned first-team All-Cardinal District honors at second base as a junior in 2011 … Tabbed to the all-district second team at second base her freshman and senior years … Named All-Met by the Washington Post her junior season … Belted five home runs her senior year, including three in a spring break tournament … Also competed on the basketball team for four years … Named to the all-tournament team at the Apple Federal Credit Union Winter Classic senior year.

Personal: Full name is Shekinah B.L. Stewart … Born on April 15, 1994 … Daughter of Vera Johnson-Stewart and Gregory Stewart … Has three older brothers, Reginald, Raghib and Darren … Majoring in kinesiotherapy … Wants to become a physical therapist … Also enjoys playing basketball.

NEWCOMERS… Tallied a 14-1 record with a 0.78 ERA as a junior, hitting .500 with 22 runs, 26 hits, 13 doubles, one home run and 19 RBI … During her sophomore season held an 11-3 record in the circle with a 1.39 ERA … Also batted .564 with 18 runs, 31 hits, 11 doubles, one triple, one home run and 24 RBI to help Granby to the district tournament title … Hit .420 during her freshman campaign to go along with 16 runs, 21 hits, three doubles, one triple and 17 RBI … Posted slugging percentages of .855, .805 and .943 and on-base percentages of .576, .565 and .689 her last three years.

Club: Competed for the Virginia Lady Thunder U-18 Gold.

Personal: Full name is Clara Michelle Quiñones … Last name is pronounced Keen-YO-ness … Born on Aug. 20, 1994 … Daughter of Carlos and Aracelis Quiñones … Has three older sisters, Melissa, Maria and Jessica, and an older brother, Enrique … Majoring in kinesiother-apy … Wants to eventually become a physical therapist in the sports field … Also enjoys playing volleyball and reading.



#29 Stephanie Wheatley6-0 • Junior • P Seaford, Del.Delaware Tech/Laurel HSBats-Throws: R-R

Delaware Tech: Competed for two years under coach Wayne Price … Earned first-team National Junior College Association of America (NJCAA) All-Region 19 honors her freshman year and second-team all-region accolades her sophomore season in the Division II classifi-cation … Led her team to the District K (Region 19) championship in 2012 and a 35-3 overall record … Went 14-3 in the circle with a 2.68 ERA … Struck out 61 and allowed 101 hits in 99.1 innings of work … Also had three hits in five at bats with two doubles, two runs and three RBI … Led her team to the District K (Region 19) championship in 2011 as well and a 36-6 overall record … Went 15-6 with a 3.01 ERA … Struck out 89 and allowed 114 hits in 116.1 innings … Batted 5-of-15 at the plate in 2011 with three doubles and three RBI.

Club: Competed for U.S. East at the 2011 Big League Softball World Series, falling just short of the title game.

#22 Whitney Williams5-6 • Freshman • 1B/OF Four Oaks, N.C.South Johnston HSBats-Throws: R-R

High School: A multi-sport athlete at South Johnston High … Competed on the varsity softball team all four years under coach Rhonda Langdon … Earned All-Eastern Carolina Conference honors freshman, sophomore and junior seasons … Named to the North Carolina Softball Coaches Association’s 3A all-state team at first base as a sophomore and junior … Named the team’s MVP sophomore year in leading South Johnston to the semifinals of the state tournament … Earned the team’s offensive award as a junior and the coach’s award her senior season … Led South Johnston to a 20-1 record and to the second round of the state playoffs her junior year, hitting .517 with 15 doubles, five triples, 10 home runs and 54 RBI … South Johnston ranked sixth in North Carolina and 92nd in the country that year according to maxpreps.com … Competed on the varsity basketball team for three years and the JV team for one … Earned all-conference honors in basketball all three years on the varsity team … Garnered team MVP honors her sophomore and senior seasons … Was twice named MVP of a Christmas tournament her sophomore and junior years … Also competed for the JV volleyball team for two years and the varsity squad for two years … Named to the all-conference team as a senior … Also a member of the varsity track team for two seasons … Earned all-conference and all-state honors in track and field both years … Won the 3A state championship in the shot put as a senior and finished as the runner-up as a junior … Named the school’s Female Athlete of the Year senior season … Also a member of the school’s Honor Roll.

Personal: Full name is Whitney Danyale Williams … Born on Aug. 19, 1994 … Daughter of Kim and Tavares Williams … Has two younger brothers, Trae and Kaleb … Majoring in criminal justice … Also enjoys playing volleyball and basketball and competing in track.

High School: Competed on the varsity softball team all four years under coach Meredith Schmidt … Earned All-Bay Rivers District first-team honors and honorable mention All-Region I as a senior shortstop in 2012 … Named second-team all-district her first three years … Tabbed the Virginia Gazette Player of the Year as a senior … Team captain her senior season and team MVP her sophomore, junior and senior years … Was named the team’s best defensive player as a freshman when she fielded .987 with a .425 batting average … Also played on the basketball team all four years and the volleyball team her freshman, sophomore and senior seasons … Earned honorable mention all-district honors in basketball senior season … Member of the cheerleading squad her junior year … A member of the schol-ar-athlete team as well throughout her time at Warhill.

Club: Competed on the Va Lady Pilots U-18 team, hitting .490 in the summer of 2011.

Personal: Full name is Malinka Paige Walters … Born on Feb. 16, 1994 … Daughter of Tracy and Alicia Walters … Has one younger sister, Jewel … Majoring in biology … Wants to someday become a recon-structive plastic surgeon … Enjoys going to the beach and striking up conversations.

NEWCOMERS

#26 Malinka Walters5-6 • Freshman • SSToana, Va.Warhill HSBats-Throws: B-R

High School: Competed on the varsity team all four years under coach Jodi Green … Earned first-team All-Henlopen Southern Division Con-ference and first-team all-state honors senior year at pitcher … Team MVP … Tabbed second-team all-conference as a junior pitcher and honorable mention as a sophomore … Earned second-team at-large honors her freshman year … Competed for Laurel in the Senior League World Series each year from 2007-09 … Led host Laurel to the title game in 2009, dropping a 3-2 contest to West Ouachita Little League in Calhoun, La., in a game broadcast on ESPN2 … Also a member of the basketball team her senior year.

Personal: Full name is Stephanie Elizabeth Wheatley … Born on Feb. 3, 1992 … Daughter of Inok Wheatley … Has an older sister, Stacey, and two younger brothers, Christian and Shane … Majoring in elementary education … Wants to pursue a master’s degree and then teach in the first grade … Enjoys reading and listening to music.



2012 Norfolk State SoftballOverall Statistics for Norfolk State (Final 2012 Stats)

(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 24-25 Home: 11-13 Away: 11-8 Neutral: 2-4 MEAC: 12-6

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%11 SCHULLE,Jamie . 5 0 0 3-2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 11 43 2 . 9 6 4

19 WARD,Haley . 4 0 9 46-41 137 36 56 11 1 2 21 75 . 5 4 7 19 3 16 0 . 4 8 8 1 2 3-4 62 6 3 . 9 5 8

5 GIARRIZZO,Gillian . 3 3 3 7-7 18 2 6 2 0 0 1 8 . 4 4 4 4 0 5 0 . 4 5 5 0 0 1-1 11 2 0 1.000

23 RAMIREZ,Gipsy . 3 2 4 49-49 142 20 46 9 0 1 19 58 . 4 0 8 18 7 12 0 . 4 2 3 1 0 0-0 99 99 10 . 9 5 2

1 BOYD,Morgan . 3 2 3 47-44 127 24 41 0 0 0 6 41 . 3 2 3 3 1 24 0 . 3 4 4 0 4 23-24 47 2 3 . 9 4 2

17 WRIGHT,Danielle . 3 0 7 39-39 140 27 43 10 1 2 22 61 . 4 3 6 5 2 22 0 . 3 4 0 0 2 15-16 62 5 5 . 9 3 1

3 MORIARTY,Alina . 3 0 2 48-42 139 15 42 5 0 2 17 53 . 3 8 1 6 1 26 0 . 3 2 9 3 4 3-4 106 51 7 . 9 5 7

21 HOLLAND,Whitney . 2 7 0 47-47 141 16 38 6 0 4 21 56 . 3 9 7 21 1 7 2 . 3 6 6 1 0 0-0 47 77 8 . 9 3 9

13 DAVIS,Chelsea . 2 6 7 11-3 15 3 4 0 1 0 0 6 . 4 0 0 0 0 8 0 . 2 6 7 0 0 0-0 13 2 0 1.000

10 CORTEZ,Kathy . 2 5 5 49-46 145 21 37 5 1 0 14 44 . 3 0 3 8 1 3 1 . 2 9 7 1 8 1-2 184 40 2 . 9 9 1

24 VASQUEZ,Candice . 2 5 0 7-2 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 . 2 5 0 1 0 3 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.000

6 GRAY,Whittni . 2 0 6 35-25 63 12 13 0 0 1 12 16 . 2 5 4 7 6 17 0 . 3 2 9 3 0 0-2 20 22 6 . 8 7 5

16 RILEY,Liz . 1 8 2 14-13 33 6 6 1 0 2 6 13 . 3 9 4 5 0 12 0 . 2 8 2 1 1 0-0 4 17 4 . 8 4 0

8 JONES,Nikki . 1 7 2 28-18 58 5 10 4 0 2 11 20 . 3 4 5 2 0 21 1 . 1 9 7 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

25 VALLES,Melina . 1 6 5 45-43 91 7 15 3 0 0 10 18 . 1 9 8 23 2 22 2 . 3 4 2 1 2 0-0 264 26 10 . 9 6 7

15 PETTITT,Marjorie . 1 5 1 30-16 53 4 8 0 0 0 2 8 . 1 5 1 0 1 11 0 . 1 6 7 0 0 0-1 12 0 3 . 8 0 0

20 MITCHELL,Robyn . 1 4 7 20-9 34 4 5 3 0 0 4 8 . 2 3 5 5 1 12 0 . 2 7 5 0 0 1-1 35 2 0 1.000

Totals . 2 7 7 49 1346 202 373 59 4 16 166 488 . 3 6 3 127 26 221 6 . 3 4 8 13 23 47-55 979 394 63 . 9 5 6

Opponents . 2 8 5 49 1296 172 369 57 4 21 153 497 . 3 8 3 114 22 196 1 . 3 5 0 10 47 61-72 974 378 83 . 9 4 2

LOB - Team (361), Opp (340). DPs turned - Team (18), Opp (14). IBB - Team (1), HOLLAND 1. Picked off - BOYD 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha16 RILEY,Liz 2 . 9 3 11-15 33 16 6 3/0 0 134.0 168 69 56 36 59 20 4 7 . 3 0 1 4 4 1 5 1711 SCHULLE,Jamie 3 . 2 0 13-10 43 33 16 6/0 2 192.1 201 103 88 78 137 37 0 14 . 2 7 2 24 18 0 5 30Totals 3 . 0 9 24-25 49 49 22 9/0 2 326.1 369 172 144 114 196 57 4 21 . 2 8 5 28 22 1 10 47

Opponents 3 . 3 9 25-24 49 49 28 5/2 2 324.2 373 202 157 127 221 59 4 16 . 2 7 7 40 26 0 13 23

PB - Team (8), DAVIS 4, CORTEZ 4, Opp (13). Pickoffs - Team (4), CORTEZ 3, SCHULLE 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - CORTEZ (54-64),SCHULLE (39-47), RILEY (22-25), DAVIS (7-8).

2012 SEASON STATS



2012 Norfolk State SoftballGame Results for Norfolk State (Final 2012 Stats)

(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall MEAC Pitcher of record Attend TimeFeb 18, 2012 MARIST L 3-5 (8) 0-1-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (L 0-1) 1 0 5 2:15Feb 18, 2012 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 1-12 5 0-2-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 0-1) 9 2 1:28

$ Feb 25, 2012 ARMY W 8-0 6 1-2-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (W 1-1) 7 9 1:55$ Feb 25, 2012 MONMOUTH L 4-10 7 1-3-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 0-2) 7 6 2:01$ Feb 26, 2012 ARMY L 4-5 7 1-4-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 0-3) 8 0 1:55$ Feb 26, 2012 DELAWARE W 4-3 7 2-4-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (W 2-1) 8 6 2:05

Mar 07, 2012 at Savannah State-1 L 2-3 7 2-5-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (L 2-2) 4 9 1:56Mar 07, 2012 at Savannah State-2 W 4-3 7 3-5-0 0-0-0 RILEY (W 1-3) 5 1 1:55Mar 08, 2012 at South Carolina State-1 W 4-0 7 4-5-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (W 3-2) 7 5 2:36Mar 08, 2012 at South Carolina State-2 W 10-0 6 5-5-0 0-0-0 RILEY (W 2-3) 6 1 1:48Mar 13, 2012 GEORGE MASON-1 W 6-5 7 6-5-0 0-0-0 RILEY (W 3-3) 9 4 2:04Mar 13, 2012 GEORGE MASON-2 W 3-2 (8) 7-5-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (W 4-2) 9 6 1:52Mar 14, 2012 at North Carolina A&T-1 L 2-3 7 7-6-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 3-4) 6 8 1:40Mar 14, 2012 at North Carolina A&T-2 W 6-5 7 8-6-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (W 5-2) 5 9 2:06

% Mar 16, 2012 vs Villanova L 0-4 7 8-7-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (L 5-3) 1 1 5 1:49% Mar 17, 2012 at Delaware L 0-2 7 8-8-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 3-5) 1 8 0 1:36% Mar 18, 2012 vs Western Michigan L 1-4 7 8-9-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (L 5-4) 8 0 1:42% Mar 18, 2012 vs La Salle W 3-0 7 9-9-0 0-0-0 RILEY (W 4-5) 1 1 0 1:28

Mar 19, 2012 CENTRAL CONN. STATE-1 L 0-4 7 9-10-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 4-6) 8 9 1:21Mar 19, 2012 CENTRAL CONN. STATE-2 L 3-5 7 9-11-0 0-0-0 RILEY (L 4-7) 1 0 1 1:55Mar 20, 2012 CENTRAL CONN. STATE-1 L 3-6 7 9-12-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (L 5-5) 7 8 1:38Mar 20, 2012 CENTRAL CONN. STATE-2 L 0-6 7 9-13-0 0-0-0 SCHULLE (L 5-6) 8 3 1:36

* Mar 24, 2012 COPPIN STATE-1 W 2-1 7 10-13-0 1-0-0 RILEY (W 5-7) 9 5 1:31* Mar 24, 2012 COPPIN STATE-2 L 1-4 7 10-14-0 1-1-0 RILEY (L 5-8) 7 2 1:42* Mar 25, 2012 COPPIN STATE L 1-2 7 10-15-0 1-2-0 SCHULLE (L 5-7) 8 0 1:57Mar 28, 2012 at N.C. Central-1 W 6-3 7 11-15-0 1-2-0 SCHULLE (W 6-7) 5 2 1:45Mar 28, 2012 at N.C. Central-2 W 7-1 7 12-15-0 1-2-0 RILEY (W 6-8) 6 5 1:45Apr 04, 2012 at James Madison-1 L 2-3 7 12-16-0 1-2-0 SCHULLE (L 6-8) 4 1 5 1:38Apr 04, 2012 at James Madison-2 L 1-4 7 12-17-0 1-2-0 RILEY (L 6-9) 4 1 5 1:38

* Apr 06, 2012 at Md. Eastern Shore-1 W 8-0 5 13-17-0 2-2-0 SCHULLE (W 7-8) 1 5 1:24* Apr 06, 2012 at Md. Eastern Shore-2 W 10-0 5 14-17-0 3-2-0 RILEY (W 7-9) 1 2 1:16* Apr 07, 2012 at Md. Eastern Shore W 4-2 7 15-17-0 4-2-0 RILEY (W 8-9) 1 2 1:53Apr 12, 2012 at Longwood-1 L 3-4 7 15-18-0 4-2-0 SCHULLE (L 7-9) 1 2 5 1:38Apr 12, 2012 at Longwood-2 L 1-9 6 15-19-0 4-2-0 RILEY (L 8-10) 1 2 5 1:28

* Apr 14, 2012 MORGAN STATE-1 W 7-0 7 16-19-0 5-2-0 SCHULLE (W 8-9) 8 9 1:46* Apr 14, 2012 MORGAN STATE-2 W 15-2 5 17-19-0 6-2-0 SCHULLE (W 9-9) 9 2 1:23* Apr 15, 2012 MORGAN STATE W 13-7 7 18-19-0 7-2-0 RILEY (W 9-10) 7 6 2:03* Apr 20, 2012 at Delaware State Univ.-1 W 3-1 7 19-19-0 8-2-0 SCHULLE (W 10-9) 1 0 4 1:43* Apr 20, 2012 at Delaware State Univ.-2 W 6-1 7 20-19-0 9-2-0 RILEY (W 10-10) 1 2 1 1:48* Apr 21, 2012 at Delaware State Univ. L 0-10 5 20-20-0 9-3-0 RILEY (L 10-11) 1 6 4 1:14* Apr 25, 2012 HOWARD-1 L 4-5 7 20-21-0 9-4-0 RILEY (L 10-12) 9 1 1:56* Apr 25, 2012 HOWARD-2 L 7-8 7 20-22-0 9-5-0 RILEY (L 10-13) 9 6 2:15* Apr 26, 2012 HOWARD W 7-0 7 21-22-0 10-5-0 SCHULLE (W 11-9) 7 2 1:46* May 05, 2012 HAMPTON W 4-0 7 22-22-0 11-5-0 SCHULLE (W 12-9) 1 1 7 1:44* May 06, 2012 HAMPTON-1 L 1-2 7 22-23-0 11-6-0 SCHULLE (L 12-10) 8 9 1:44* May 06, 2012 HAMPTON-2 W 6-3 7 23-23-0 12-6-0 RILEY (W 11-13) 9 1 1:59# May 10, 2012 vs Bethune-Cookman L 2-3 7 23-24-0 12-6-0 RILEY (L 11-14) 5 0 5 1:37# May 10, 2012 vs Coppin State W 6-3 7 24-24-0 12-6-0 SCHULLE (W 13-10) 5 0 5 1:45# May 11, 2012 vs Florida A&M L 4-7 (10) 24-25-0 12-6-0 RILEY (L 11-15) 3 6 9 2:50

* = Conference game$ = Spartan Classic% = Delaware Invitational# = MEAC Tournament() extra inning game

2012 RESULTS



2012 Norfolk State SoftballOverall Statistics for Norfolk State (Final 2012 Stats)

(All games Sorted by Fielding pct)

Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci20 MITCHELL,Robyn 37 35 2 0 1.000 1 0 0 - - - 0 013 DAVIS,Chelsea 15 13 2 0 1.000 0 7 1 . 8 7 5 4 0 5 GIARRIZZO,Gillian 13 11 2 0 1.000 0 0 0 - - - 0 024 VASQUEZ,Candice 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - - - 0 010 CORTEZ,Kathy 226 184 40 2 . 9 9 1 5 54 10 . 8 4 4 4 025 VALLES,Melina 300 264 26 10 . 9 6 7 7 0 0 - - - 0 011 SCHULLE,Jamie 56 11 43 2 . 9 6 4 4 39 8 . 8 3 0 0 019 WARD,Haley 71 62 6 3 . 9 5 8 2 0 0 - - - 0 0 3 MORIARTY,Alina 164 106 51 7 . 9 5 7 3 0 0 - - - 0 023 RAMIREZ,Gipsy 208 99 99 10 . 9 5 2 7 0 0 - - - 0 0 1 BOYD,Morgan 52 47 2 3 . 9 4 2 1 0 0 - - - 0 021 HOLLAND,Whitney 132 47 77 8 . 9 3 9 8 0 0 - - - 0 017 WRIGHT,Danielle 72 62 5 5 . 9 3 1 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 6 GRAY,Whittni 48 20 22 6 . 8 7 5 1 0 0 - - - 0 016 RILEY,Liz 25 4 17 4 . 8 4 0 0 22 3 . 8 8 0 0 015 PETTITT,Marjorie 15 12 0 3 . 8 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 8 JONES,Nikki 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0Totals 1436 979 394 63 . 9 5 6 18 61 11 . 8 4 7 8 0

Opponents 1435 974 378 83 . 9 4 2 14 47 8 . 8 5 5 13 0

2012 FIELDING STATS



THE MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) is in its 43rd year of intercollegiate

competition during the 2012-13 academic school year. Located in Norfolk, Va., the MEAC is made up of 13 outstanding historically black institutions across the Atlantic coastline: Bethune-Cookman University, Coppin State University, Delaware State University, Florida A&M University, Hampton University, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, Norfolk State University, North Carolina A&T State Univer-sity, North Carolina Central University, Savannah State University and South Carolina State University.

The MEAC sponsors 15 Division I (FCS) sports with automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason competition in baseball, bowling, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and field, softball and volleyball.

MEAC student-athletes excel on and off the field and several have been recognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America and All-District teams. The MEAC awards two post-graduate scholarships of $5,000 each annually to one male and one female stu-dent-athlete who have excelled academically and athletically and are in their final season of intercollegiate athletics eligibility and competition under MEAC and NCAA regulations.

HISTORYIn 1969, a bold ad hoc group of innovators long associated with intercollegiate ath-

letics met in Durham, N.C., to discuss the feasibility of organizing a new conference. From these discussions, they formed a steering and planning committee to fully investigate the idea, present a detailed report with recommendations to interested collegiate institutions and construct a workshop to outline proposals.

After selecting a proposal and adopting a program, seven institutions (Delaware State College, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University and South Carolina State College) agreed to become the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Their major objective was to establish, organize and supervise an intercollegiate athletic program among a com-pact group of educational institutions of high academic standards with a sound philosophy of cocurricular activities. The conference agreed to seek Division I status for its sports.

The conference was confirmed in 1970, kicking off its first season of competition in football in 1971.

In 1978, the MEAC reached a milestone when it selected Kenneth A. Free to be its first full-time commissioner. Free served the conference for 18 years before stepping down in May of 1996. In July 1996, Charles S. Harris was named commissioner and served in the capacity until April 2002. On September 1, 2002, Dr. Dennis E. Thomas was named commis-sioner and has served in the position for nine years.

The conference’s first expansion occurred in October 1979 when Bethune-Cookman College and Florida A&M University were voted into the MEAC as new members. Original members Morgan State, North Carolina Central and Maryland Eastern Shore withdrew from the conference at the end of the 1979-80 fiscal year. Maryland Eastern Shore was readmit-ted in 1981 and Morgan State returned in 1984. Florida A&M opted to resign in 1984 but rejoined the conference in 1986. Coppin State College was granted admittance in 1985, be-coming the ninth member institution.

The MEAC expanded again in the 1990s with the inclusion of Hampton University (1995) and Norfolk State University (1997). The conference expanded once again in 2007, adding Winston-Salem State University. Following the 2009-10 academic/athletic season, however, Winston-Salem State withdrew from the conference and returned to Division II. On July 1, 2010, the MEAC made its most recent expansion with the admittance of North Carolina Central and Savannah State University.

On June 8, 1980, the MEAC was classified as a Division I conference by the NCAA. Prior to that year, the conference operated as a Division II conference. The month after it achieved Division I status, the MEAC received an automatic qualification to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. Currently, the conference has automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason play in baseball (since 1994), men’s basketball (since 1981), women’s basketball (since 1982), football (since 1996), softball (since 1995), men’s and women’s tennis (since 1998), and volleyball (since 1994).

The MEAC initiated cross country in 1980, and North Carolina A&T earned the inau-gural men’s crown. The first women’s cross country championship took place a year later, with Howard winning the first of its seven titles. Indoor Track and Field was also added in 1981, with South Carolina State capturing the men’s title and Howard winning the women’s crown.

Tennis and golf returned as MEAC-governed sports in 1981 after a five-year hiatus.South Carolina State won all seven of the conference’s golf championships from 1972-

1983 before the sport was discontinued after the 1983 championship.Baseball, which began in 1972, was discontinued following the 1977 season. It was

brought back as a MEAC-governed sport along with women’s volleyball in 1983. Women’s softball became a MEAC-sanctioned sport in 1992.

Bowling was officially sanctioned as a MEAC sport in 1999. The MEAC was the first conference to secure NCAA sanctioning for women’s bowling by adopting the club sport prior to the 1996-97 school year.

SPORTS HIGHLIGHTSThe MEAC has enjoyed tremendous athletic success over the years. In 2008, Maryland

Eastern Shore (UMES) defeated Arkansas State 4-2 to win the NCAA Women’s Bowling Na-tional Championship, a first for the conference and institution. The Lady Hawks repeated the feat in 2011 and 2012. Also during 2011, UMES won the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Intercollegiate Team Championships (ITC), becoming the first team to win two na-tional championships during the same season.

In men’s basketball, UMES became the first historically black college/university (HBCU) to participate in the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) in 1974. The Hawks de-feated Manhattan, 84-81, in the first round before falling to Jacksonville by two points in the second round. Before the Jacksonville loss, UMES had the best record in the nation at 27-1. That same year, Morgan State won the NCAA College Division II National Championship and junior center Marvin “The Human Eraser” Webster was named the Division II Player of the Year. The 1981 tournament champion Howard Bison became the first MEAC team to play in the NCAA Division I Basketball Championship.

Coppin State, Hampton and Norfolk State made history in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament by accounting for half of the six No. 15 seed over No. 2 seed upsets in tourney annals. Coppin State defeated South Carolina in 1997, Hampton defeated Iowa State in 2001 and NSU ousted Missouri in 2012. ESPN’s SportsCenter ranked the CSU and Hampton wins among the Top 10 greatest tournament upsets of all time, while NSU’s win over Missouri was nominated for the Best Upset ESPY in 2012.

In women’s basketball, South Carolina State won the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) Division II National Championship in 1979. In 1982, Howard became the first MEAC women’s team to participate in the NCAA Division I Women’s Basket-ball Championship. SCSU earned the conference’s bid in 1983 and became the first MEAC team, men or women, to win an opening-round game in the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament.

In 2010, The North Carolina A&T Lady Aggies defeated Wake Forest and Charlotte before falling to Miami in the third round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). North Carolina A&T became the first MEAC team and historically black college/university to win two consecutive basketball games in a national postseason tournament.

The No. 13 Hampton Lady Pirates faced No. 4 Kentucky in the 2011 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament. The 13th seed was the highest seed earned by a MEAC women’s basketball program since the inception of the 64-team bracket in 1994.

In football, the MEAC was instrumental in constructing the Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic, the Heritage Bowl and the Gold Bowl. Prior to Division I competition, the MEAC com-peted in the Gold Bowl, held in Richmond, Va., which matched the MEAC champion against the champion of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA). South Carolina State represented the MEAC in 1976 and 1979, winning both outings over Winston-Salem State and Norfolk State respectively. In addition to the 1976 and 1979 crowns, South Carolina State won MEAC football titles in 1974-78, 1980-83, 1994, 2004, 2008 and 2009. The Bulldogs were also named co-champions along with Bethune-Cookman and Florida A&M in 2010.

On the track, Hampton’s Francena McCorory set an American record in the 400m dash with a time of 50.54 and defended her national indoor title at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Cham-pionships. McCorory, a two-time All-American and three-time MEAC indoor champion in the 400m dash, became the first back-to-back NCAA indoor 400m champion since Suziann Reid of Texas (1998 and 1999). McCorory was named the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division I National Athlete of the Year for the 2010 Indoor Track and Field season.

In outdoor track and field, North Carolina Central won the first three MEAC titles. The quartet of Melvin Bassett, Robert Ouko, Julius Sang and Larry Black set the world record in the sprint medley relay with a time of 38.19 in the 1972 Olympics. MEAC women began outdoor track and field conference competition in 1980. In 1982, South Carolina State won the AIAW Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championship.

The MEAC has showcased more than 27 athletes in the Olympics. Among them, 11 have earned medals during the Summer Games.

In 2003, Florida A&M became the first MEAC school to win a volleyball match in the NCAA Championship, with a first-round win over Winthrop. In 2004, the Lady Rattlers be-came the first historically black college/university to rank in the Top 25 of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) national poll.

South Carolina State’s women’s tennis team earned the conference’s first Intercolle-giate Tennis Association (ITA) ranking in a 2005 poll, reaching No. 72.

In softball, Bethune-Cookman earned the conference’s first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Softball Championship in 2005. The Lady Wildcats defeated Florida, Central Florida and South Florida in the Florida Regional to become the first MEAC school to win an NCAA Division I Softball Regional. Bethune-Cookman ended the 2005 season with the confer-ence’s first-ever rankings in the final softball polls, reaching as high as No. 18.

Florida A&M was the first MEAC baseball team to advance to NCAA postseason play in 1994, falling to Southeastern Louisiana in a best-of-three series. During the 2002 campaign, Bethune-Cookman advanced to the Gainesville Regional and became the first MEAC team to win in the NCAA Tournament with a 7-4 victory over Florida International.

MEAC HISTORY



2013 Preseason Predicted Order of Finish(First-Place Votes in Parenthesis)

MEAC Northern DivisionTeam Points1. Delaware State (15) .......................................... 268 pts.2. Norfolk State (6) ....................................240 pts.3. Hampton (3) ........................................................ 218 pts.4. Coppin State (1) ................................................. 185 pts.5. Howard (1) ........................................................... 163 pts.6. Morgan State ...................................................... 137 pts.7. Maryland Eastern Shore ................................. 108 pts.

MEAC Southern DivisionTeam Points1. Bethune-Cookman (16) .................................. 280 pts.2. Savannah State (8) ............................................ 248 pts.3. Florida A&M (2) .................................................. 225 pts.4. North Carolina A&T .......................................... 170 pts.5. South Carolina State ........................................ 150 pts.6. North Carolina Central .................................... 131 pts.

2013 Preseason All-Conference Team

Pos. Name School Cl. Ht. HometownP Madison Hedderly Savannah State Sr. 5-10 Dublin, OhioP Jennifer Lindsey Florida A&M Sr. 5-6 Jacksonville, Fla.C Sabrina Edmonds North Carolina A&T Jr. 5-8 Riverside. Calif.1B Jax Woodard North Carolina A&T Jr. 5-8 Raleigh, N.C.2B India Morgan Savannah State Jr. 5-3 Newnan, Ga.3B Amber Hallman Savannah State So. 5-6 Kennesaw, Ga.SS Aurelia Gamch Bethune-Cookman Sr. 5-4 Madera, Calif.OF Michelle Banuelos-Smith Bethune-Cookman Sr. 5-5 Mission Hills, Calif.OF Morgan Boyd Norfolk State Jr. 5-3 Chesapeake, Va.OF Haley Ward Norfolk State So. 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va.UTL Morgan King UMES So. 5-6 Danville, Ill.

Preseason Player of the Year: Haley Ward, Norfolk StatePreseason Pitcher of the Year: Madison Hedderly, Savannah State

2013 MEAC PREDICTIONS

All-Time MEAC Champions 1993-Present

2012.................Bethune-Cookman2011 .................Bethune-Cookman2010.................Bethune-Cookman2009........................... Florida A&M2008...................... Delaware State2007.................................. Howard2006........................... Florida A&M2005........................... Florida A&M2004.................Bethune-Cookman2003.................Bethune-Cookman

2002.................Bethune-Cookman2001.................Bethune-Cookman2000.................Bethune-Cookman1999........................... Florida A&M1998........................... Florida A&M1997........................... Florida A&M1996................................ Hampton1995........................... Florida A&M1994........................... Florida A&M1993........................... Florida A&M



2012 All-Conference Teams

FIRST TEAMPos. Name School Cl. Ht. HometownP Paige Arnold Coppin State Sr. 5-7 Detroit, Mich.P Madison Hedderly Savannah State Jr. 5-10 Dublin, OhioC Chelsea Parrish Savannah State Sr. 5-8 Baxely, Ga.1B Juanita Jernigan N.C. A&T So. 5-8 Raleigh, N.C. 2B Tera Gainer Florida A&M Sr. 5-7 Crestview, Fla.3B Amber Hallman Savannah State Fr. 5-6 Kennesaw, Ga.SS Aurelia Gamch B-CU Jr. 5-2 Madera, Calif. OF Jordan Reid Delaware State Sr. 5-8 Accokeek, Md.OF Michelle Banuelos-Smith B-CU Jr. 5-4 Mission Hills, Calif.OF Haley Ward Norfolk State Fr. 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va.UTL Jamie Paolini Savannah State So. 5-7 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

SECOND TEAMPos. Name School Cl. Ht. HometownP Stephanie Sarris Delaware State So. 5-6 Rohnert Park, Calif.P Shanel Tolbert B-CU So. 5-6 Los Angeles, Calif.C Sabrina Ferguson B-CU Sr. 5-3 Oxnard, Calif.1B Karina Romero B-CU Fr. 5-7 Cathedral City, Calif.2B India Morgan Savannah State So. 5-3 Newnan, Ga.3B Tranea Jones N.C. A&T So. 5-6 Hickory, N.C.SS Gipsy Ramirez Norfolk State Jr. 5-6 LaVerne, Calif.OF Jasmin Donaldson Florida A&M Sr. 5-9 Rockledge, Fla.OF Cember Carmichael N.C. Central So. 5-6 Griffin, Ga.OF Bria Green Delaware State Fr. 5-8 Wheatley Heights, N.Y.UTL Morgan King UMES Fr. 5-4 Danville, Ill. [*] Indicates Tie

Player of the Year: Jordan Reid, Delaware StatePitcher of the Year: Paige Arnold, Coppin StateRookie of the Year: Amber Hallman, Savannah StateCoach of the Year: Jose Gonzalez, Savannah State

Final 2012 Standings

Northern DivisionTeam ................................MEAC Pct. Overall Pct.Delaware State ......................14-3 .824 25-18-1 .580Coppin State...........................13-5 .722 20-22 .476Norfolk State ...................12-6 .667 24-25 .490Hampton .................................9-9 .500 25-33 .431Howard .....................................8-10 .444 11-36 .234Morgan State .........................6-12 .333 12-23 .343UMES .........................................0-17 .000 0-33 .000

Southern DivisionTeam ................................MEAC Pct. Overall Pct.Savannah State ......................12-3 .800 26-24 .520Bethune-Cookman ..............11-4 .733 30-31 .492Florida A&M ............................10-4 .714 27-28 .491North Carolina A&T ..............7-8 .467 16-33 .327 South Carolina State ............3-12 .200 14-29 .326North Carolina Central ........1-13 .071 4-45 .082

2012 MEAC Tournament(Ormond Beach Sportsplex, Ormond Beach, Fla.)

Thursday, May 10Hampton 5, Savannah State 4North Carolina A&T 3, Delaware State 1Florida A&M 5, Coppin State 1Bethune-Cookman 3, Norfolk State 2Savannah State 6, Delaware State 4Norfolk State 6, Coppin State 3Hampton 15, Florida A&M 6Bethune-Cookman 6, North Carolina A&T 1

Friday, May 11Florida A&M 7, Norfolk State 4Savannah State 7, North Carolina A&T 3Bethune-Cookman 3, Hampton 2Florida A&M 8, Savannah State 0Florida A&M 12, Hampton 4

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDSaturday, May 12Bethune-Cookman 2, Florida A&M 1

2012 NCAA TournamentCollege Station Regional (College Station, Texas)

Friday, May 18Texas A&M 11, Bethune-Cookman 0

Saturday, May 19Texas State 5, Bethune-Cookman 3

2012 MEAC REVIEW



Team Statistics Batting Leaders Hitting minimums - 2 TPA Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game

Batting Avg.1. Delaware State ................................3241. Delaware State ............................... .2912. Bethune-Cookman ....................... .2873. Morgan State .................................. .2784. Norfolk State ..........................2775. Florida A&M .................................... .277

Slugging Pct.1. Bethune-Cookman ....................... .4222. Delaware State ............................... .4143. Hampton .......................................... .3854. North Carolina A&T ...................... .3855. Morgan State .................................. .366

On-Base Pct.1. Morgan State .................................. .3692. Bethune-Cookman ....................... .3513. Norfolk State ..........................3484. Delaware State ............................... .3485. Florida A&M .................................... .341

Runs Scored1. Bethune-Cookman ........................2702. Florida A&M .....................................2443. Hampton ...........................................2404. Savannah State ...............................2065. Norfolk State ..........................202

Hits1. Bethune-Cookman ........................4452. Hampton ...........................................4113. Florida A&M .....................................4084. Norfolk State ..........................3735. Savannah State ...............................369

Runs Batted In1. Bethune-Cookman ........................2342. Hampton ...........................................2183. Florida A&M .....................................1984. Savannah State ...............................1735. Delaware State ................................169 Doubles1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 832. Hampton ............................................. 673. Norfolk State ............................594. Delaware State .................................. 555. North Carolina A&T ......................... 50

Triples1. Coppin State ...................................... 172. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 163. Delaware State .................................. 144. Florida A&M ....................................... 135. North Carolina A&T ......................... 11

Home Runs1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 322. Hampton ............................................. 28 North Carolina A&T ......................... 284. Savannah State ................................. 235. Delaware State .................................. 19

Total Bases1. Bethune-Cookman ........................6562. Hampton ...........................................5803. Florida A&M .....................................5224. North Carolina A&T .......................5175. 2 tied at ..............................................488

Total Plate Appearances1. Bethune-Cookman ......................17762. Florida A&M ...................................16903. Hampton .........................................16894. Norfolk State ........................15355. Savannah State .............................1511

At Bats1. Bethune-Cookman ......................15532. Hampton .........................................15053. Florida A&M ...................................14734. Savannah State .............................13635. Norfolk State ........................1346

Walks1. Norfolk State ..........................1272. Florida A&M .....................................1223. Bethune-Cookman ........................1144. Hampton ...........................................1055. Morgan State ..................................... 99

Hit By Pitch1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 482. N.C. Central......................................... 42 Morgan State ..................................... 424. Hampton ............................................. 395. Delaware State .................................. 33

Strikeouts1. Florida A&M .....................................2642. Howard ..............................................2563. Maryland E. Shore ..........................2494. North Carolina A&T .......................233 Bethune-Cookman ........................233

Sac Bunts1. Florida A&M ....................................... 562. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 463. Coppin State ...................................... 374. South Carolina State ....................... 345. Delaware State .................................. 32

Sac Flies1. Hampton ............................................. 162. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 153. Norfolk State ............................134. 5 tied at ................................................ 12

Stolen Bases1. Florida A&M .....................................1052. Hampton ............................................. 513. Savannah State ................................. 504. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 49 N.C. Central ........................................ 49

Caught Stealing1. Delaware State .................................. 182. N.C. Central......................................... 173. Florida A&M ....................................... 164. Hampton ............................................. 155. Morgan State ..................................... 14

Steal Attempts1. Florida A&M .....................................1212. N.C. Central......................................... 66 Hampton ............................................. 664. Savannah State ................................. 62 Delaware State .................................. 62

Grounded into DP1. Norfolk State .............................. 62. Morgan State ........................................53. Coppin State .........................................44. N.C. Central............................................35. Howard ...................................................2

Pitching Leaders

Earned Run Avg1. Savannah State ..............................2.472. Norfolk State .........................3.093. Florida A&M ....................................3.164. Coppin State ...................................3.245. Bethune-Cookman .......................3.81 Opposing Bat. Avg.1. Florida A&M .................................... .2642. Savannah State .............................. .2653. Coppin State ................................... .2654. Norfolk State ..........................2855. Delaware State ............................... .292

Innings Pitched1. Bethune-Cookman .....................381.22. Florida A&M ..................................372.23. Hampton ........................................363.04. Savannah State ............................335.05. Norfolk State .......................326.1

Batters Struck Out1. Coppin State ....................................2452. Hampton ...........................................2433. Savannah State ...............................2374. Norfolk State ..........................1965. Florida A&M .....................................166

Batters SO Looking1. Hampton ............................................. 902. Savannah State ................................. 643. South Carolina State ....................... 634. Coppin State ...................................... 605. Howard ................................................ 48

Wins1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 302. Florida A&M ....................................... 283. Savannah State ................................. 264. Delaware State .................................. 255. 2 tied at ................................................ 24 Losses1. N.C. Central......................................... 432. Howard ................................................ 363. North Carolina A&T ......................... 354. Maryland E. Shore ............................ 33 Hampton ............................................. 33

Saves1. Delaware State .....................................62. Florida A&M ..........................................3 Coppin State .........................................34. 3 tied at ...................................................2

Runners Picked Off1. Hampton ................................................62. Savannah State ....................................4 Norfolk State .............................. 44. 3 tied at ...................................................2

Sac Bunts Allowed1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 47 Norfolk State ............................473. North Carolina A&T ......................... 384. N.C. Central......................................... 375. Hampton ............................................. 36 Sac Flies Allowed1. N.C. Central......................................... 212. Morgan State ..................................... 183. Maryland E. Shore ............................ 174. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 145. 2 tied at ................................................ 13 Hits Allowed1. Coppin State ....................................3002. Morgan State ...................................3243. Delaware State ................................3394. Savannah State ...............................3515. Maryland E. Shore ..........................362 Runs Allowed1. Norfolk State ..........................1722. Savannah State ...............................1793. Coppin State ....................................185 Delaware State ................................1855. Morgan State ...................................212

Earned Runs Allowed1. Savannah State ...............................1182. Coppin State ....................................1293. Norfolk State ..........................1444. Delaware State ................................1585. Morgan State ...................................166

Walks Allowed1. Maryland E. Shore ............................ 462. Savannah State ................................. 743. South Carolina State ....................... 754. Morgan State ..................................... 765. Coppin State ...................................... 88 Doubles Allowed1. Florida A&M ....................................... 492. Delaware State .................................. 503. South Carolina State ....................... 544. Morgan State ..................................... 555. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 56

Triples Allowed1. Bethune-Cookman .............................32. Norfolk State .............................. 43. Savannah State ....................................64. Delaware State .....................................75. 2 tied at ................................................ 10

Home Runs Allowed1. Coppin State ...................................... 122. South Carolina State ....................... 153. Delaware State .................................. 184. Maryland E. Shore ............................ 205. Norfolk State ............................21

2012 MEAC TEAM STATS



Wild Pitches1. Howard ................................................ 452. Coppin State ...................................... 44 Hampton ............................................. 444. N.C. Central......................................... 305. Norfolk State ............................28 Balks1. Howard ...................................................2 N.C. Central ...........................................23. Norfolk State .............................. 1 Florida A&M ..........................................1 Morgan State ........................................1

Hit Batters1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 552. N.C. Central......................................... 543. Hampton ............................................. 384. Savannah State ................................. 335. Maryland E. Shore ............................ 31 Intentional BB Allowed1. Hampton ................................................1 Howard ...................................................13. Coppin State .........................................54. Bethune-Cookman .............................15. Delaware State .................................. 11

Fielding Leaders

Fielding pct1. Delaware State ............................... .9572. Norfolk State ..........................9563. Bethune-Cookman ....................... .9494. Savannah State .............................. .9475. Morgan State .................................. .947

Chances1. Bethune-Cookman ......................18122. Hampton .........................................16853. Florida A&M ...................................16234. Savannah State .............................14375. 2 tied at ............................................1436

Putouts1. Bethune-Cookman ......................11452. Florida A&M ...................................11173. Hampton .........................................10894. Savannah State .............................10055. Norfolk State ..........................979

Assists1. Bethune-Cookman ........................5742. Hampton ...........................................5033. Howard ..............................................4584. Florida A&M .....................................4195. Norfolk State ..........................394

Errors1. Maryland E. Shore ..........................1362. N.C. Central.......................................1303. Howard ................................................ 954. 3 tied at ................................................ 93 Fielding Double Plays1. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 19 South Carolina State ....................... 193. Hampton ............................................. 18 Norfolk State ............................185. Morgan State ..................................... 16

Stolen Bases Against1. Howard ................................................ 982. N.C. Central......................................... 973. North Carolina A&T ......................... 764. Coppin State ...................................... 645. South Carolina State ....................... 62 Caught Stealing By1. Hampton ............................................. 192. Howard ................................................ 183. N.C. Central......................................... 164. Bethune-Cookman .......................... 155. Savannah State ................................. 13

Steal Attempts Against1. Howard ..............................................1162. N.C. Central.......................................1133. North Carolina A&T ......................... 844. Hampton ............................................. 765. South Carolina State ....................... 74

Passed Balls1. Hampton ............................................. 382. South Carolina State ....................... 333. Coppin State ...................................... 314. Howard ................................................ 275. N.C. Central......................................... 26

Catchers Interference1. Coppin State .........................................22. 5 tied at ...................................................1

Individual Statistics Batting Leaders Hitting minimums - 2 TPA Pitching minimums - 1.0 IP/Game

Batting Avg1. REID,Jordan, DSU .......................... .4202. WARD,Haley, NSU...................4093. HALLMAN,Amber, SSU ................ .3974. DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ..... .3975. BROWN,Bre’Anna, HAM ............... .391

Slugging Pct1. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ..................... .6782. EDMONDS,Sabrina, NCAT .......... .6073. CARMICHAEL,Cember, NCCU ... .5894. REID,Jordan, DSU .......................... .5885. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich., BCU .. .585

On-Base Pct1. REID,Jordan, DSU .......................... .5042. BROWN,Devina, MSU ................... .4913. WARD,Haley, NSU...................4884. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ..................... .4645. HALLMAN,Amber, SSU ................ .462

Runs Scored1. DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ........ 422. REID,Jordan, DSU ............................. 41 SHELLEY,Calesha, BCU ................... 414. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ...................... 395. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ........................ 38

Hits1. DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ........ 692. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU ...... 64

3. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ...................... 624. HALLMAN,Amber, SSU ................... 605. 2 tied at ................................................ 57

Runs Batted In1. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU ...... 372. FERGUSON,Sabrina, BCU ............... 353. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ...................... 33 HALLMAN,Amber, SSU ................... 335. 2 tied at ................................................ 32

Doubles1. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU ...... 192. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ........................ 12 FERGUSON,Nina, HAM ................... 12 RODNEY,Kelsey, BCU ...................... 12 FERGUSON,Sabrina, BCU ............... 12

Triples1. 7 tied at ...................................................4

Home Runs1. EDMONDS,Sabrina, NCAT ............. 112. HUWE,Shine, HAM ..............................93. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU .........84. HALLMAN,Amber, SSU ......................75. 2 tied at ...................................................6

Total Bases1. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU ....1072. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ...................... 893. HALLMAN,Amber, SSU ................... 884. DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ........ 825. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ........................ 80

Walks1. FERGUSON,Nina, HAM ................... 302. VALLES,Melina, NSU ................23 MYRICK,Kiefi, FAMU ........................ 234. HOLLAND,Whitney, NSU .........215. 2 tied at ................................................ 19

Hit by Pitch1. BROWN,Devina, MSU ...................... 182. RODNEY,Kelsey, BCU ...................... 143. BATIE,Martha, NCCU ....................... 13 REID,Jordan, DSU ............................. 135. ROBERSON,Obie, FAMU ................. 10

Sac Bunts1. TAFOYA,Cesley, BCU ....................... 122. REEGER,Tawny, DSU ........................ 10 WILLIAMS,Patrice, CSU ................... 104. 4 tied at ...................................................8

Sac Flies1. GAINER,Tera, FAMU ............................4 FERGUSON,Nina, HAM ......................4 KIRSHNER,Rebecca, HOW ................44. 18 tied at ................................................3

Stolen Bases1. DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ........ 262. BOYD,Morgan, NSU .................233. BROWN,Bre’Anna, HAM ................. 174. 3 tied at ................................................ 16

Total Plate Appearances1. SHELLEY,Calesha, BCU .................2182. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ....................216

3. FERGUSON,Nina, HAM .................2084. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU ....2075. FERGUSON,Sabrina, BCU .............199

At Bats1. SHELLEY,Calesha, BCU .................1942. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ....................1923. BANUELOS-SMITH,Mich, BCU ....1834. FERGUSON,Sabrina, BCU .............1775. 2 tied at ..............................................174

Steal Attempts1. DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ........ 312. BOYD,Morgan, NSU .................243. BROWN,Devina, MSU ...................... 204. BROWN,Bre’Anna, HAM ................. 19 REID,Jordan, DSU ............................. 19

Strikeouts1. CARRINGTON,Kirsten, UMES ........ 502. SHELLEY,Calesha, BCU ................... 433. TURNER,Ashley, HOW ..................... 424. MACKLIN,Tiffany, NCAT ................. 365. PITT,Samanta, UMES ....................... 35

Caught Stealing1. GREEN,Bria, DSU ..................................5 FERGUSON,Nina, HAM ......................5 BROWN,Devina, MSU .........................5 DONALDSON,Jasmin, FAMU ...........55. 4 tied at ...................................................4

Grounded into DP1. VALLES,Melina, NSU .................. 2 CHRISTINA,S., MSU .............................2 DENLINGER,Samantha, CSU ............2 HOLLAND,Whitney, NSU ........... 25. 15 tied at ................................................1

Pitching Leaders

Earned Run Avg1. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU ...........1.922. LINDSEY,Jenn, FAMU ....................2.083. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU .....................2.114. SARRIS,Stephanie, DSU ...............2.375. BEIGHLEY,Casey, DSU ..................2.64

Opposing Bat Avg1. LINDSEY,Jenn, FAMU ................... .2272. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ..................... .2323. BEIGHLEY,Casey, DSU .................. .2394. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU ........... .2485. SARRIS,Stephanie, DSU ............... .269

Innings Pitched1. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ................350.02. DOBISON,Ashira, NCAT .............238.03. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU .........215.04. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ...................196.05. 2 tied at ...........................................192.1

Batters Struck Out1. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU ............1922. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ......................1903. SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU .............1374. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ...................1235. BYRD,Travonna, HAM ...................122

2012 MEAC TEAM/INDIV. STATS



Batters Struck Out Looking1. BYRD,Travonna, HAM ..................... 512. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU .............. 493. GOMEZ,Vianney, SCSU ................... 454. JACKSON,Jailynn, HAM .................. 395. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ........................ 38

Wins1. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 302. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU .............. 183. LINDSEY,Jenn, FAMU ...................... 164. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ........................ 15 DOBISON,Ashira, NCAT .................. 15

Saves6 tied at .......................................................2 Appearances1. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 592. SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU ...............433. DOBISON,Ashira, NCAT .................. 414. GOMEZ,Vianney, SCSU ................... 38 BYRD,Travonna, HAM ..................... 38

Games Started1. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 532. DOBISON,Ashira, NCAT .................. 363. GURROLA,Carmen, UMES ............. 33 SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU ...............335. HEDDERLY,Madison, SSU .............. 30 Games Finished1. RILEY,Liz, NSU ..........................172. SARRIS,Stephanie, DSU .................. 133. DOZIER,Addie, FAMU ..................... 11 GOMEZ,Vianney, SCSU ................... 115. SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU ...............10

Games in Relief1. SARRIS,Stephanie, DSU .................. 212. RILEY,Liz, NSU ..........................173. ROBINSON,Whitney, FAMU .......... 154. DOZIER,Addie, FAMU ..................... 145. 2 tied at ................................................ 12

Sac Bunts Allowed1. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 422. SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU ...............303. DOBISON,Ashira, NCAT .................. 284. BYRD,Travonna, HAM ..................... 225. MOLINA,Bianka, NCCU ................... 21

Sac Flies Allowed1. GURROLA,Carmen, UMES ............. 172. MOLINA,Bianka, NCCU ................... 143. DOBISON,Ashira, NCAT .................. 11 EADES,J., MSU ................................... 115. 2 tied at ...................................................9

Losses1. GURROLA,Carmen, UMES ............. 332. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 263. MOLINA,Bianka, NCCU ................... 244. 3 tied at ................................................ 21

Runners Picked Off1. BOYKIN,Brooke, HAM ........................52. PARRISH,Chelsea, SSU .......................43. CORTEZ,Kathy, NSU ................... 34. CHRISTINA,S., MSU .............................2

5. 9 tied at ...................................................1

Wild Pitches1. GATSON,Samantha, HOW ............. 342. BYRD,Travonna, HAM ..................... 263. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 254. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ........................ 24 SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU ...............24 Balks1. GATSON,Samantha, HOW ................22. 5 tied at ...................................................1

Hit Batters1. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 462. GURROLA,Carmen, UMES ............. 313. BYRD,Travonna, HAM ..................... 28 MOLINA,Bianka, NCCU ................... 285. BAKER,Aurora, NCCU ...................... 24

Intentional BB Allowed1. BYRD,Travonna, HAM ........................12. ARNOLD,Paige, CSU ...........................33. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ........................1 WHALEY,Tiffani, CSU ..........................1 LAWRENCE,Dominique, HOW ........1 Hits Allowed1. LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................22. WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU ..................33. THOMAS,Taylor, FAMU .....................74. BURRUEL,Kerissa, HAM .................. 115. BACHMAN,Ambe, MSU .................. 21

Runs Allowed1. WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU ..................0 LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................03. THOMAS,Taylor, FAMU .....................44. BACHMAN,Ambe, MSU .....................8 BURRUEL,Kerissa, HAM .....................8

Earned Runs Allowed1. WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU ..................0 LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................03. THOMAS,Taylor, FAMU .....................14. BACHMAN,Ambe, MSU .....................65. BURRUEL,Kerissa, HAM .................... 7

Walks Allowed1. BACHMAN,Ambe, MSU .....................02. LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................13. JOSKER,Heather, CSU ........................2

WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU..................25. POISSANT,Paige, BCU ........................4

Doubles Allowed1. WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU ..................0 LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................03. THOMAS,Taylor, FAMU .....................14. BURRUEL,Kerissa, HAM .....................2 POISSANT,Paige, BCU ........................2

Triples Allowed1. WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU ..................0 SCHULLE,Jamie, NSU ................. 0 LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................0 THOMAS,Taylor, FAMU .....................0 BEIGHLEY,Casey, DSU ........................0

Home Runs Allowed1. WEAVER,Amanda, FAMU ..................0 MEAGLEY,Rachel, DSU ......................0 LUGO,Daniell, MSU .............................0 JOHNSON,Mikala, SCSU ....................0 THOMAS,Taylor, FAMU .....................0

Fielding Leaders

Fielding Pct1. JOHNSON,Raven, SCSU .............1.000 HUWE,Shine, HAM ......................1.000 HERNANDEZ,Joanna, BCU .......1.000 SCOTT,Adriana, HAM .................1.000 DOHERTY,Kelsey, DSU ...............1.000

Chances1. ROMERO,Karina, BCU ....................4632. FERGUSON,Nina, HAM .................4233. PARRISH,Chelsea, SSU ..................3054. MARTELLO,Stephanie, DSU ........3025. VALLES,Melina, NSU ..............300 Putouts1. ROMERO,Karina, BCU ....................4532. FERGUSON,Nina, HAM .................3963. MARTELLO,Stephanie, DSU ........2814. VALLES,Melina, NSU ..............2645. PARRISH,Chelsea, SSU ..................260

Assists1. KIRSHNER,Rebecca, HOW ............1452. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ....................1383. WILKINS,Margaret, HAM ..............135

4. TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ...................1225. TAFOYA,Cesley, BCU .....................121

Fielding Double Plays1. FERGUSON,Nina, HAM ................... 142. ROMERO,Karina, BCU ...................... 123. WILSON,Marquita, SCSU ................ 104. RUBIN,T., MSU ...................................... 95. 5 tied at ...................................................8

Passed Balls1. BOYKIN,Brooke, HAM ..................... 242. GLEASON,Kira, CSU ......................... 203. PARRISH,Chelsea, SSU .................... 194. 3 tied at ................................................ 17

Catchers Interference1. GLEASON,Kira, CSU ............................22. 5 tied at ...................................................1 Steal Attempts Against1. LY,Jenny, HOW .................................. 712. MOLINA,Bianka, NCCU ................... 683. EDMONDS,Sabrina, NCAT ............. 67 GATSON,Samantha, HOW ............. 675. 2 tied at ................................................ 66

Stolen Bases Against1. EDMONDS,Sabrina, NCAT ............. 612. MOLINA,Bianka, NCCU ................... 573. GATSON,Samantha, HOW ............. 56 LY,Jenny, HOW ................................... 565. SEARLS,Andrea, NCCU ................... 55 Caught Stealing By1. FERGUSON,Sabrina, BCU ............... 15 TOLBERT,Shanel, BCU ..................... 15 LY,Jenny, HOW .................................. 154. PARRISH,Chelsea, SSU .................... 135. 4 tied at ................................................ 11

Errors1. DIAZ,Regina, NCCU ......................... 322. GAMCH,Aurelia, BCU ...................... 313. RODNEY,Kelsey, BCU ...................... 244. PITT,Samanta, UMES ....................... 23 MYRICK,Kiefi, FAMU ........................ 23

2012 MEAC INDIVIDUAL STATS



HITTINGGAMES PLAYEDSeason1. Brianeisha Eure, Micki Rodriguez, Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ......................................... 562. Jacklyn Peaton, Gladys Cabeza, 2008 ............... 553. Meghan Ramsey, 2008 ........................................... 54 Allison Greene, Katie Byrne, 2006 ...........................5. Hitomi Greene, Priscilla Weidner, 2006 ............ 536. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 ............................................. 51 Brianeisha Eure, Cassandra Petway, Jewel White, Micki Rodriguez, 2007 ....................... Leekycia Brown, Erica Tillar, 2006 ...........................9. Gipsy Ramirez, Kathy Cortez, 2012 ........... 49 Hitomi Greene, 2007 .................................................... Micki Rodriguez, Cassandra Petway, 2006 ...........12. Alina Morarity, 2012 ................................... 48 Danielle Wright, Candice Vasquez , Kathy Cortez, Melina Valles, 2011 ...................... Sarah Wittwer, 2008 ..................................................... Jennifer Morrison, 2007 ..............................................

GAMES STARTEDSeason1. Micki Rodriguez, Brianeisha Eure, 2008 ........... 562. Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 .............................................. 553. Gladys Cabeza, 2008 ............................................... 54 Allison Greene, Katie Byrne, 2006 ...........................5. Meghan Ramsey, 2008 ........................................... 53 Hitomi Greene, Priscilla Weidner, 2006 .................7. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ......................................... 528. Cassandra Pettway, Jewel White, Micki Rodriguez, 2007 ............................................ 519. Brianeisha Eure, 2007 ............................................. 5010. Gipsy Ramirez, 2012 ................................... 49 Hitomi Greene, 2007 .................................................... Cassandra Petway, Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ...........13. Danielle Wright, Candice Vasquez , Kathy Cortez, Melina Valles, 2011 ............. 48 Erica Tillar, 2006 .............................................................15. Whitney Holland, 2012 .......................................... 47 Brianeisha Eure, 2009 .................................................. Sarah Wittwer, 2008 .....................................................

BATTING AVERAGESeason (Overall – Min. 50 at bats)1. Monica Hood, 1983 ...............................................5952. Ursel Bruton, 1985 .................................................5513. Onisha Cook, 1995 .................................................5414. Trena Clark, 1986 ....................................................5215. Lekita Wilson, 1997................................................5186. Tabmitha Young, 1987 .........................................4947. Kimberly Theriault, 1988 .....................................4918. Akilah Jackson, 1997 .............................................486 Lisa Westcott, 1993 ......................................................10. Cassandra Terry, 1990 ..........................................48311. Suzy Parker, 1992 ...................................................47812. Michelle Gregory, 1988 ........................................47613. Michelle Stone, 1992 ............................................47414. Lakicia Coltrane, 1996 ..........................................47415. Ursel Bruton, 1987 .................................................466

Season (D-I – Min. 50 at bats)1. Margaret McRobbie, 1998 ..................................431

2. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................4273. Haley Ward, 2012 ..................................... .4094. Danielle Wright, 2011 ...........................................3835. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 ..........................................3806. Jessica Donester, 2000 .........................................3787. Margaret McRobbie, 1999 ..................................3778. Susan Hardy, 2000 .................................................3729. Johari Tucker, 2000 ...............................................37110. Dalonda Reed, 1998 ..............................................37111. Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 .......................................36912. Morgan Boyd, 2011 ................................. .36513. Jewel White, 2008 ..................................................35414. Angel Cashwell, 2002 ...........................................34815. Michelle Patterson, 2001 .....................................348

AT BATSGame Bernice Hammond vs. St. Aug., 4/2/84 ................7Season1. Brianeisha Eure, 2008 ...........................................1702. Priscilla Weidner, 2006 .........................................1673. Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 ............................................166 Cassandra Petway, 2006 .............................................5. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 .......................................1646. Brianeisha Eure, 2009 ...........................................159 Cassandra Petway, 2007 .............................................8. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ..........................................1579. Meghan Ramsey, 2008 .........................................15610. Danielle Wright, 2011 ...........................................154 Angel Cashwell, 2001 ..................................................12. Allison Greene, 2006 .............................................153 Katie Byrne, 2006 ..........................................................14. Brianeisha Eure, 2007 ...........................................15215. Hitomi Greene, 2006 .............................................149

RUNS Game Danielle Jones vs. Virginia Union, 3/17/97 ........6 Cheryl Hood vs. St. Augustine’s, 4/2/84 ................ Fatima James vs. Bowie State, 4/6/83 ....................Season (Overall)1. Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ........................................ 822. Danielle Jones, 1997 ............................................... 753. Lekita Wilson, 1997.................................................. 734. Angie Williams, 1994 .............................................. 665. Judy McMillan, 1994 ............................................... 646. Judy McMillan, 1993 ............................................... 627. Onisha Cook, 1994 ................................................... 588. Danielle Jones, 1996 ............................................... 569. Onisha Cook, 1995 ................................................... 53 Judy McMillan, 1992 ....................................................11. Angie Williams, 1992 .............................................. 5112. Mashanta Todd, 1997 ............................................. 5013. Nakia Johnson, 1996 ............................................... 48 Cassandra Terry, 1990 .................................................15. Charo Tate, 1998 ...................................................... 47 Beverly Withers, 1994 .................................................. Lisa Westcott, 1993 ......................................................Season (D-I)1. Charo Tate, 1998 ...................................................... 472. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 463. Blanca Vasquez, 1998 ............................................. 434. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 ............................................ 40 Danielle Jones, 1998 ....................................................6. Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .................................... 38

7. Brianeisha Eure, 2007 ............................................. 378. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 369. Danielle Wright, 2009 ............................................. 35 Rebecca Barmes. 2008 ................................................ Brianeisha Eure, 2008 .................................................. Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 ................................................... Raynisha Rushton, 1998 .............................................14. Hitomi Greene, 2006 ............................................... 3415. Hitomi Greene, 2007 ............................................... 33

HITSGame Bernice Hammond vs. St. Aug., 4/2/84 ................7Season (Overall)1. Lekita Wilson, 1997.................................................. 732. Danielle Jones, 1997 ............................................... 633. Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ........................................ 624. Onisha Cook, 1995 ................................................... 605. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 596. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 56 Mashanta Todd, 1997 .................................................. Cassandra Terry, 1990 .................................................9. Brianeisha Eure, 2008 ............................................. 5510. Lisa Westcott, 1993 ................................................. 5411. Beverly Withers, 1994 ............................................. 5212. Cassandra Petway, 2006 ........................................ 5113. Morgan Boyd, 2011 .................................... 50 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .........................................15. Allison Greene, 2006 ............................................... 49 Angie Williams, 1994 ................................................... Barbara Evans, 1990 .....................................................Season (D-I)1. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 592. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 563. Brianeisha Eure, 2008 ............................................. 554. Cassandra Petway, 2006 ........................................ 515. Morgan Boyd, 2011 .................................... 50 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .........................................7. Allison Greene, 2006 ............................................... 498. Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 ......................................... 48 Brianeisha Eure, 2009 .................................................. Hitomi Greene, 2007 ....................................................11. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ............................................. 47 Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 ................................................... Priscilla Weidner, 2006 ................................................ Michelle Patterson, 2001 ............................................ Charo Tate, 1998 ...........................................................

DOUBLESGame Haley Ward at N.C. Central, 3/28/12 ............ 3 Priscilla Weidner vs. N.C. A&T, 3/28/06 .................. Lisa Westcott vs. UMES, 4/4/93 ................................. Andrea Evans vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/15/91 .. Monica Hood vs. Bowie State, 4/7/83 ....................Season (Overall)1. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ......................................... 172. Barbara Evans, 1990 ................................................ 143. Jewel White, 2007 .................................................... 12 Lisa Westcott, 1993 ....................................................... Andrea Evans, 1991 ...................................................... Ursel Bruton, 1986 ........................................................7. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 11 Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 ..............................................

Individual Game/Season Records

NSU GAME/SEASON RECORDS



Hitomi Greene, 2006 .................................................... Blanca Vasquez, 1998 .................................................. Audra Chambers, 1997................................................12. Danielle Wright, 2012 ............................................. 10 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 ......................................... LaShelle Griffin, 1997 ................................................... Lakicia Coltrane, 1996 ................................................. Onisha Cook, 1995 ........................................................ Lekita Wilson, 1995 ....................................................... Judy McMillan, 1992 .................................................... Trena Clark, 1986 ........................................................... Michelle Baytop, 1985 ................................................. Fatima James, 1983 ......................................................Season (D-I)1. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ......................................... 172. Jewel White, 2007 .................................................... 123. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 11 Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 .............................................. Hitomi Greene, 2006 .................................................... Blanca Vasquez, 1998 ..................................................7. Danielle Wright, 2012 ............................................. 10 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .........................................9. Gipsy Ramirez, 2012 ..................................... 9 Danielle Wright, 2010 .................................................. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 .................................................. Hitomi Greene, 2007 .................................................... Micki Rodriguez, 2007 .................................................14. Jamie Raab, 2010.........................................................8 Rebecca Barnes, 2009 .................................................. Meghan Ramsey, 2009 ................................................ Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 ................................................... Meghan Ramsey, 2008 ................................................ Brianeisha Eure, 2007 .................................................. Priscilla Weidner, 2006 ................................................. Erica Tillar, 2006 ............................................................. Angel Cashwell, 2001 ..................................................

TRIPLESGame Akilah Jackson vs. ECSU, 4/10/97 ..........................3 Michelle Stone vs. Bowie State, 4/8/90 .................Season (Overall)1. Trina Williams, 1995 ................................................ 142. Barbara Evans, 1991 ................................................ 133. Charo Tate, 1998 ...................................................... 124. Lekita Wilson, 1997.................................................. 115. Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ...........................................9 Cheryl Hood, 1984 ........................................................7. Danielle Jones, 1997 ..................................................8 Nakia Johnson, 1996 ....................................................9. Akilah Jackson, 1997 ..................................................7 Ursel Bruton, 1985 ........................................................11. Angel Cashwell, 2001 ................................................6 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 ......................................... Tammy Pezzella, 1997 ................................................. LaShelle Griffin, 1997 ................................................... Cassandra Terry, 1990 ................................................. Michelle Baytop, 1988 .................................................Season (D-I)1. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................... 122. Angel Cashwell, 2001 ................................................6 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .........................................4. Danielle Wright, 2009 ................................................55. Gladys Cabeza, 2008 ..................................................4 Hitomi Greene, 2007 .................................................... Hitomi Greene, 2006 ....................................................

Priscilla Weidner, 2006 ................................................. Michelle Patterson, 2001 ............................................ Johari Tucker, 2001 ....................................................... Jessica Donester, 2000 ................................................ Johari Tucker, 2000 ....................................................... Dorshawn Bradshaw, 1998 ........................................

HOME RUNSGame Veronica McCargo vs. Bowie State, 4/6/83 ........3Season (Overall)1. Lekita Wilson, 1997 .................................................. 122. Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ............................................ 113. Trena Clark, 1986 .........................................................9 Cheryl Hood, 1984 ........................................................5. Danielle Wright, 2011 ................................................8 Monica Hood, 1983 ...................................................... Veronica McCargo, 1983 .............................................8. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ................................................7 Allison Greene, 2006 .................................................... Akilah Jackson, 1997 .................................................... Cassandra Terry, 1990 .................................................. Fatima James, 1985 ...................................................... Michelle Baytop, 1985 .................................................14. Charo Tate, 1998 ..........................................................6 Lekita Wilson, 1996 ....................................................... Lisa Westcott, 1993 ....................................................... Ursel Bruton, 1986 ........................................................Season (D-I)1. Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ............................................ 112. Danielle Wright, 2011 ................................................83. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ................................................7 Allison Greene, 2006 ....................................................5. Charo Tate, 1998 ..........................................................66. Danielle Wright, 2009 ................................................5 Rebecca Barnes, 2008 .................................................. Meghan Ramsey, 2008 ................................................ Ashley Archer, 2007 ......................................................10. Whitney Holland, 2012..............................................4 Jennifer Morrison, 2007 .............................................. Jennifer Morrison, 2006 .............................................. Rachelle Wigenton, 2003............................................

RUNS BATTED INGame Lekita Wilson vs. ECSU, 4/10/97 .............................8 Cristal Singleton vs. N.C. Central, 3/21/92 ............Season (Overall)1. Lekita Wilson, 1997.................................................. 842. Trina Williams, 1995 ................................................ 623. Lisa Westcott, 1993 ................................................. 584. Mashanta Todd, 1997 ............................................. 565. Tammy Pezzella, 1997 ............................................ 556. Barbara Evans, 1990 ................................................ 537. Akilah Jackson, 1997 ............................................... 51 Michelle Baytop, 1988 ................................................. Monica Hood, 1983 ......................................................10. Charo Tate, 1998 ...................................................... 4711. Danielle Jones, 1997 ............................................... 45 Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ............................................. Barbara Evans, 1991 ..................................................... Ursel Bruton, 1984 ........................................................15. Judy McMillan, 1992 ............................................... 44Season (D-I)1. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................... 47

2. Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .................................... 393. Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 .............................................. 37 Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 .............................................. Mashanta Todd, 1998 ..................................................6. Whitney Holland, 2011........................................... 367. Meghan Ramsey, 2008 ........................................... 35 Blanca Vasquez, 1998 ..................................................9. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 ............................................. 3410. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 33 Rebecca Barnes, 2009 .................................................. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 .................................................13. Meghan Ramsey, 2007 ........................................... 3114. Danielle Wright, 2009 ............................................. 30 Hitomi Greene, 2007 .................................................... Hitomi Greene, 2006 ....................................................

STOLEN BASESGame Lekita Wilson at Elizabeth City State, 4/3/97.....6 Raynisha Rushton vs. St. Paul’s, 3/18/97 ............... Cassandra Terry vs. Virginia State, 3/26/87 .........Season (Overall)1. Ursel Bruton, 1987 ................................................... 522. Judy McMillan, 1993 ............................................... 483. Angie Williams, 1994 .............................................. 464. Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ........................................ 455. Judy McMillan, 1992 ............................................... 436. Judy McMillan, 1994 ............................................... 427. Angie Williams, 1992 .............................................. 418. Angie Williams, 1991 .............................................. 39 Michelle Gregory, 1988 ...............................................10. Onisha Cook, 1994 ................................................... 3811. Lekita Wilson, 1995.................................................. 3612. Danielle Jones, 1997 ............................................... 35 Onisha Cook, 1995 ........................................................ Ursel Bruton, 1986 ........................................................14. Michelle Stone, 1990 .............................................. 3315. Lekita Wilson, 1997.................................................. 32Season (D-I)1. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 282. Morgan Boyd, 2011..................................... 24 Cassandra Petway, 2005 .............................................4. Morgan Boyd, 2012..................................... 23 Cassandra Petway, 2006 .............................................6. Cassandra Petway, 20072 ...................................... 227. Raynisha Rushton, 1998 ........................................ 188. Danielle Wright, 2009 ............................................. 16 Cassandra Petway, 2004 ............................................. Angel Cashwell, 2001 .................................................. Johari Tucker, 2001 ....................................................... Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .........................................13. Danielle Wright, 2012 ............................................. 15 Angel Cashwell, 2002 .................................................. Michelle Patterson, 2002 ............................................ Tonya Norman, 1998 ....................................................

STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTSGame Lekita Wilson at Elizabeth City State, 4/3/97.....6 Raynisha Rushton vs. St. Paul’s, 3/18/97 ............... Cassandra Terry vs. Virginia State, 3/26/87 .........Season (Overall)1. Ursel Bruton, 1987 ................................................... 542. Angie Williams, 1994 .............................................. 51 Angie Williams, 1993 ...................................................

Individual Game/Season Records (Cont.)




4. Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ........................................ 495. Judy McMillan, 1992 ............................................... 486. Angie Williams, 1992 .............................................. 457. Judy McMillan, 1994 ............................................... 448. Michelle Gregory, 1988 .......................................... 409. Angie Williams, 1991 .............................................. 3910. Onisha Cook, 1994 ................................................... 3811. Lekita Wilson, 1995.................................................. 36 Ursel Bruton, 1986 ........................................................13. Danielle Jones, 1997 ............................................... 35 Onisha Cook, 1995 ........................................................Season (D-I)1. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 312. Cassandra Petway, 2005 ........................................ 303. Morgan Boyd, 2011..................................... 27 Cassandra Petway, 2006 .............................................5. Cassandra Petway, 2007 ........................................ 256. Morgan Boyd, 2012..................................... 247. Cassandra Petway, 2004 ........................................ 218. Angel Cashwell, 2002 ............................................. 20 Raynisha Rushton, 1998 .............................................10. Johari Tucker, 2001 .................................................. 19 Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .........................................12. Danielle Wright, 2009 ............................................. 18 Michelle Patterson, 2001 ............................................14. Priscilla Weidner, 2005 ............................................ 17 Michelle Patterson, 2002 ............................................ Angel Cashwell, 2001 ..................................................

WALKSGame Kasie Jones vs. Virginia Union, 3/12/89...............6Season (Overall)1. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................... 372. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 34 Raynisha Rushton, 1997 .............................................4. Lonnisha Brown, 1994 ............................................ 335. Judy McMillan, 1994 ............................................... 306. Lekita Wilson, 1997 .................................................. 297. Angie Williams, 1994 ............................................... 288. Judy McMillan, 1993 ............................................... 27 Trena Clark, 1988 ...........................................................10. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ......................................... 26 Judy McMillan, 1992 ....................................................12. Samantha Thompson, 1990 ................................. 2513. Angie Williams, 1992 ............................................... 24 Michelle Gregory, 1988 ...............................................15. Melina Valles, 2012 ..................................... 23 Suzy Parker, 1991 .......................................................... Andrea Evans, 1990 ...................................................... Gail Delaney, 1990 ........................................................Season (D-I)1. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 342. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ......................................... 263. Melina Valles, 2012 ..................................... 234. Whitney Holland, 2012........................................... 21 Micki Rodriguez, 2007 ................................................. Allison Greene, 2006 .................................................... Michelle Patterson, 2002 ............................................8. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 19 Melina Valles, 2011 ......................................... Jamie Raab, 2009........................................................... Micki Rodriguez, 2005 ................................................. Janelle Lafrades, 2004 .................................................13. Gipsy Ramirez, 2012 ................................... 18 Brianeisha Eure, 2007 ..................................................

Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ................................................. Danielle Jones, 1998 ....................................................

STRIKEOUTSGame Numerous Times .........................................................3 Last: Liz Riley vs. Coppin State, 5/10/12Season1. Danielle Wright, 2009 ............................................. 422. Cassandra Petway, 2007 ........................................ 413. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 364. Erica Tillar, 2006 ........................................................ 355. Jennifer Morrison, 2006 ......................................... 33 Cassandra Petway, 2006 .............................................7. Tamika Hawkins, 2001 ............................................ 328. Morgan Boyd, 2011..................................... 31 Priscilla Weidner, 2006 .................................................10. Micki Rodriguez, 2007 ............................................ 3011. Gladys Cabeza, 2008 ............................................... 29 Allison Greene, 2006 .................................................... Kristin Taylor, 2002 ........................................................14. Allison Greene, 2004 ............................................... 28 Aiyana Hill, 2002 ............................................................

TOTAL BASESGame Onnisha Cook vs. Virginia Union, 4/6/95 ......... 14 (Single, Double, Triple, 2 Home Runs)Season (Overall)1. Lekita Wilson, 1997 ................................................1402. Danielle Jones, 1997 .............................................1003. Cassandra Terry, 1990 ............................................. 954. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................... 94 Raynisha Rushton, 1997 .............................................6. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 92 Lisa Westcott, 1993 .......................................................8. Onisha Cook, 1995 ................................................... 89 Ursel Bruton, 1986 ........................................................10. Trena Clark, 1986 ...................................................... 8511. Barbara Evans, 1991 ................................................ 8312. Akilah Jackson, 1997 ............................................... 7913. Allison Greene, 2006 ............................................... 7814. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ............................................. 76 Tammy Pezzella, 1997 ................................................. Trina Williams, 1995 ...................................................... Michelle Baytop, 1988 .................................................Season (D-I)1. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................... 942. Danielle Wright, 2011 ............................................. 923. Allison Greene, 2006 ............................................... 784. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ............................................. 765. Haley Ward, 2012 ........................................ 75 Jeanette Sauceda, 2008 ..............................................7. Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ............................................ 748. Margaret McRobbie, 1998 .................................... 729. Danielle Wright, 2009 ............................................. 6910. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 ............................................. 6811. Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 ......................................... 65 Jewel White, 2007 ......................................................... Hitomi Greene, 2007 .................................................... Hitomi Greene, 2006 ....................................................15. Jacklyn Peaton, 2008 .............................................. 63 Priscilla Weidner, 2006 ................................................. Angel Cashwell, 2001 ..................................................

SLUGGING PERCENTAGESeason (Overall – Min. 50 at bats)1. Trena Clark, 1986 ................................................ 1.1642. Ursel Bruton, 1986 ............................................. 1.1253. Beverly Withers, 1993 ....................................... 1.0804. Akilah Jackon, 1997 ........................................... 1.0685. Lekita Wilson, 1997................................................9936. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................8557. Lisa Westcott, 1993 ...............................................8298. Cassandra Terry, 1990 ..........................................8199. Trina Williams, 1994 ..............................................80310. Onisha Cook, 1995 .................................................80211. Trina Williams, 1995 ..............................................80012. Samantha Thompson, 1990 ...............................77913. Michelle Baytop, 1988 ..........................................76814. Barbara Evans, 1991 ..............................................73515. Danielle Jones, 1996 .............................................726Season (D-I – Min. 50 at bats)1. Charo Tate, 1998 .....................................................8552. Margaret McRobbie, 1998 ..................................6213. Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ..........................................6024. Danielle Wright, 2011 ...........................................5975. Dalonda Reed, 1998 ..............................................5816. Johari Tucker, 2000 ................................................5577. Blanca Vasquez, 1998 ...........................................5578. Jessica Donester, 2000 .........................................5569. Ashley Archer, 2007 ...............................................55210. Haley Ward, 2012 ..................................... .54711. Rachelle Wigenton, 2003.....................................53612. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ...........................................52113. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 ...........................................51114. Allison Greene, 2006 .............................................510 Dorshawn Bradshaw, 1998 ........................................

HIT BY PITCHGame Andrea Evans vs. Bowie State, 3/30/92 ...............3Season1. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 ............................................. 182. Rebecca Barnes, 2009 ................................................83. Gipsy Ramirez, 2012 ..................................... 7 Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 .............................................. Sarah Wittwer, 2008 .....................................................6. Whittni Gray, 2012 ......................................................67. Danielle Wright, 2011 ................................................5 Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ................................................... Jeanette Sauceda, 2010 .............................................. Joi Stewart, 2005 ........................................................... Judy McMillan, 1992 .................................................... Suzy Parker, 1991 ..........................................................

SACRIFICESGame Priscilla Weidner vs. Brown, 3/10/06 ....................3 Celestine Vaughn, 4/2/87...........................................Season (Overall)1. Katrina Alexander, 1986 ......................................... 152. Aiyana Hill, 2004 ....................................................... 13 Suzy Parker, 1992 ..........................................................4. Allison Cave, 2004 .................................................... 10 Trena Clark, 1986 ...........................................................6. Lenore Heron, 2005 ....................................................9 Andrea Evans, 1991 ...................................................... Suzy Parker, 1990 ..........................................................9. Kathy Cortez, 2012 ........................................ 8





Candice Vasquez, 2010 ............................................... Angel Cashwell, 2002 .................................................. Katrena Kennedy, 2002 ............................................... Michelle Patterson, 2000 ............................................ Angie Williams, 1993 .................................................... Barbara Evans, 1990 ..................................................... Angela Ruppel, 1990 .................................................... Andrea Evans, 1990 ......................................................Season (D-I)1. Aiyana Hill, 2004 ....................................................... 132. Allison Cave, 2004 .................................................... 103. Lenore Heron, 2005 ....................................................94. Kathy Cortez, 2012 ........................................ 8 Candice Vasquez, 2010 ............................................... Angel Cashwell, 2002 .................................................. Katrena Kennedy, 2002 ............................................... Michelle Patterson, 2000 ............................................8. Kathy Cortez, 2011 ........................................ 7 Candice Vasquez, 2009 ............................................... Micki Rodriguez, 2007 ................................................. Priscilla Weidner, 2006 ................................................. Allison Greene, 2004 .................................................... Joi Stewart, 2004 ........................................................... Aiyana Hill, 2003 ............................................................

SACRIFICE FLIESGame Michelle Baytop vs. St. Paul’s, 3/21/86 ................3Season1. Monica Hood, 1984 ................................................. 122. Barbara Evans, 1990 ................................................ 113. Lisa Westcott, 1993 .....................................................74. Angie Crecilus, 1992 ...................................................66. Lekita Wilson, 1997 .....................................................57. Lonnisha Brown, 1993 ...............................................4 Michelle Stone, 1992 ................................................... Judy McMillan, 1992 .................................................... Jennifer Carr, 1991 ........................................................11. Numerous Times Last: Whittni Gray, Alina Moriarty, 2012 ..........3

ON-BASE PERCENTAGESeason (Overall – Min. 50 at bats)1. Beverly Withers, 1993 ...........................................5962. Kimberly Theriault, 1988 .....................................5913. Michelle Gregory, 1988 ........................................5874. Lekita Wilson, 1997................................................5835. Suzy Parker, 1992 ...................................................5806. Samantha Thompson, 1990 ...............................5777. Judy McMillan, 1992 .............................................5758. Onisha Cook, 1995 .................................................5749. Danielle Jones, 1996 .............................................56910. Akilah Jackson, 1997 .............................................56711. Brandy Nichols, 1988 ............................................55812. Raynisha Rushton, 1997 ......................................55413. Cassandra Terry, 1990 ..........................................54514. Lakicia Coltrane, 1996 ..........................................54515. Lisa Westcott, 1993 ...............................................543Season (D-I – Min. 50 at bats)1. Charo Tate, 1998 .....................................................5192. Margaret McRobbie, 1998 ..................................4963. Haley Ward, 2012 ..................................... .4884. Danielle Jones, 1998 .............................................4635. Danielle Wright, 2011 ...........................................4426. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 ..........................................441

7. Dorshawn Bradshaw, 1998 .................................4388. Rebecca Barnes, 2008 ...........................................4349. Jessica Donester, 2000 .........................................42910. Raynisha Rushton, 1998 ......................................42611. Johari Tucker, 2000 ................................................42612. Gipsy Ramirez, 2012 ................................ .42313. Margaret McRobbie, 1999 ..................................42114. Jeanette Sauceda, 2011 .......................................41415. Angel Cashwell, 2002 ...........................................411

PITCHINGEARNED RUN AVERAGESeason (Overall – Min. 50 Innings)1. Paulette Hack, 1985 .............................................0.592. Paulette Hack, 1984 .............................................0.633. Angela Smith, 1994 ..............................................0.984. Paulette Hack, 1983 .............................................1.015. Kelly Carr, 1992 ......................................................1.106. Angela Smith, 1995 ..............................................1.347. Shane Sams, 1994 .................................................1.778. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009 .......................................1.889. Kelly Carr, 1991 ......................................................2.0910. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 .........................................2.1311. Johari Tucker, 2001 ..............................................2.1412. Kelly Carr, 1993 ......................................................2.3013. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ..........................................2.3614. Michelle Patterson, 2002 ....................................2.4315. Trina Williams, 1994 .............................................2.45Season (D-I)1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................1.882. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 .........................................2.133. Johari Tucker, 2001 ...............................................2.144. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ...........................................2.365. Michelle Patterson, 2002 ....................................2.436. Micki Rodriguez, 2005 .........................................2.617. Leekycia Brown, 2006 ..........................................2.688. Liz Riley, 2012 ...........................................2.939. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010........................................2.9510. Lenore Heron, 2004 ..............................................2.9711. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007........................................3.0712. Leekycia Brown, 2008 ..........................................3.0713. Tamika Hawkins, 2001 .........................................3.1214. Natasha Steele, 2006............................................3.1215. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................3.20

WINSSeason (Overall)1. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................... 28 Paulette Hack, 1984 .....................................................3. Angela Smith, 1997 ................................................. 274. Paulette Hack, 1985 ................................................ 255. Paulette Hack, 1983 ................................................ 246. Kelly Carr, 1992 ......................................................... 217. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009 .......................................... 17 Angela Smith, 1994 ...................................................... Schree Potts, 1986 ........................................................10. Kelly Carr, 1991 ......................................................... 16 Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ............................................ Schree Potts, 1987 ........................................................13. Angela Smith, 1996 ................................................. 1514. Shane Sams, 1994 .................................................... 14 Shane Sams, 1993 .........................................................Season (D-I)1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................... 17

2. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................... 13 Casey Pomeroy, 2011 .............................................. 134. Kara Campbell, 1998 ............................................... 12 Tammy Pezzella, 1998 .................................................6. Liz Riley, 2012 .............................................. 11 Natasha Steele, 2006............................................... 118. Leekycia Brown, 2008 ............................................. 10 Leekycia Brown, 2007 ..................................................10. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007..............................................911. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010..............................................8 Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ................................................. Lenore Heron, 2002 ......................................................14. Johari Tucker, 2001 .....................................................7 Tamika Hawkins, 2001 ................................................. Johari Tucker, 2000 .......................................................

LOSSESSeason1. Lenore Heron, 2002 ................................................. 18 Lenore Heron, 2004 ......................................................3. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010........................................... 174. Lenore Heron, 2003 ................................................. 165. Liz Riley, 2012 .............................................. 156. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................... 14 Natasha Steele, 2006.................................................... Micki Rodriguez, 2005 ................................................. Natasha Steele, 2005.................................................... Kara Campbell, 1998 ....................................................11. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 13 Johari Tucker, 2001 .......................................................13. Sarah Wittwer, 2008 ................................................ 11 Leekycia Brown, 2006 .................................................. Catherine Wright, 1990 ...............................................

APPEARANCESSeason1. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................... 432. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................... 393. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007........................................... 37 Angela Smith, 1997 ......................................................5. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................... 346. Liz Riley, 2012 .............................................. 33 Alyssa Velazquez, 2010................................................ Lenore Heron, 2004 ......................................................9. Leekycia Brown, 2008 ............................................. 32 Paulette Hack, 1984 ......................................................11. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 30 Lenore Heron, 2002 ...................................................... Kelly Carr, 1992...............................................................14. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2010.................................... 28 Natasha Steele, 2006....................................................

STARTSSeason1. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................... 392. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................... 333. Angela Smith, 1997 ................................................. 32 Paulette Hack, 1984 ......................................................5. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................... 296. Kelly Carr, 1992.......................................................... 277. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010........................................... 26 Natasha Steele, 2006....................................................9. Lenore Heron, 2004 ................................................. 25 Lenore Heron, 2002 ......................................................





Kara Campbell, 1998 ....................................................12. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 .............................................. 23 Alyssa Velazquez, 2007................................................14. Angela Smith, 1996 ................................................. 2215. Leekycia Brown, 2008 ............................................. 21 Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ................................................. Natasha Steele, 2005.................................................... Lenore Heron, 2003 ...................................................... Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ............................................

COMPLETE GAMESSeason1. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................... 372. Angela Smith, 1997 ................................................. 32 Paulette Hack, 1984 ......................................................4. Kara Campbell, 1998 ............................................... 255. Kelly Carr, 1992.......................................................... 236. Angela Smith, 1996 ................................................. 227. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................... 20 Natasha Steele, 2006....................................................9. Kelly Carr, 1991.......................................................... 1910. Lenore Heron, 2002 ................................................. 18 Kelly Carr, 1993............................................................... Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ............................................13. Lenore Heron, 2004 ................................................. 1714. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................... 16 Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ................................................... Angela Smith, 1994 ......................................................

SHUTOUTSSeason1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009..............................................7 Kelly Carr, 1992...............................................................3. Jamie Schulle, 2012 ...................................... 6 Angela Smith, 1994 ......................................................5. Angela Smith, 1997 ....................................................5 Angela Smith, 1996 ...................................................... Kelly Carr, 1993............................................................... Catherine Wright, 1991 ...............................................9. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 .................................................4 Angela Smith, 1995 ...................................................... Shane Sams, 1993 .........................................................

INNINGS PITCHEDGame Alyssa Velazquez vs. WSSU, 5/8/10.................11.0Season1. Catherine Wright, 1990 .................................... 235.02. Angela Smith, 1997 ........................................... 203.13. Jamie Schulle, 2012 ...............................192.14. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009..................................... 182.15. Paulette Hack, 1984 ........................................... 175.06. Kelly Carr, 1992.................................................... 171.27. Lenore Heron, 2004 ........................................... 160.18. Kara Campbell, 1998 ......................................... 159.19. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010..................................... 154.010. Natasha Steele, 2006......................................... 152.211. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007..................................... 150.112. Paulette Hack, 1983 ........................................... 150.013. Lenore Heron, 2002 ........................................... 149.114. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ........................................ 139.215. Johari Tucker, 2001 ............................................ 137.2

HITSGame Micki Rodriguez vs. Hampton, 3/3/06 .............. 18Season1. Natasha Steele, 2006.............................................2022 Jamie Schulle, 2012 ..................................2013. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009.........................................194 Catherine Wright, 1990 ...............................................5. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007.........................................1936. Angela Smith, 1997 ...............................................1847. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010.........................................1828 Liz Riley, 2012 ............................................1689. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ..........................................16210. Natasha Steele, 2005.............................................15611. Leekycia Brown, 2008 ...........................................154 Lenore Heron, 2003 ......................................................13. Kara Campbell, 1998 .............................................14414. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ............................................138 Sarah Wittwer, 2008 .....................................................

FEWEST HITS/7 INNINGSSeason (Min. 50 innings)1. Trina Williams, 1994 ..............................................3.262. Angela Smith, 1995 ..............................................3.623. Kelly Carr, 1991.......................................................4.584. Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ....................................4.925. Kara Campbell, 1999 ............................................4.996. Kelly Carr, 1992.......................................................5.067. Angela Smith, 1994 ..............................................5.098. Shane Sams, 1994 .................................................5.329. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 .........................................5.3810. Johari Tucker, 2001 ...............................................5.5911. Catherine Wright, 1991 .......................................5.7412. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................5.7813. Lenore Heron, 2004 ..............................................5.8114. Kelly Carr, 1993.......................................................5.8715. Trina Williams, 1995 ..............................................5.91

RUNSGame Micki Rodriguez vs. Hampton, 3/3/06 .............. 14 Kara Campbell vs. Hampton, 3/24/98 .................... Angela Smith vs. Liberty, 3/29/97 ........................... Shane Sams at Delaware State, 4/4/93 ................. Kelly Carr at Florida A&M, 3/11/93 .......................... Shane Sams vs. Elmira, 4/14/92 ...............................Season1. Catherine Wright, 1990 ........................................1502. Lenore Heron, 2002 ...............................................1413. Kara Campbell, 1998 .............................................1404. Angela Smith, 1997 ...............................................1365. Lenore Heron, 2004 ...............................................1196. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ..........................................1167. Natasha Steele, 2005.............................................1158. Lenore Heron, 2003 ...............................................1149. Natasha Steele, 2006.............................................11310. Jamie Schulle, 2012 ..................................10311. Tamika Hawkins, 2001 ..........................................10212. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007.........................................10013. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010........................................... 98 14. Johari Tucker, 2001 .................................................. 9715. Angela Smith, 1996 ................................................. 95

EARNED RUNSGame Micki Rodriguez vs. Hampton, 3/3/06 .............. 12 Kelly Carr at Florida A&M, 3/11/93 ..........................Season1. Catherine Wright, 1990 ........................................1042. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................... 883. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 864. Kara Campbell, 1998 ............................................... 82 Angela Smith, 1997 ......................................................6. Lenore Heron, 2002 ................................................. 817. Sarah Wittwer, 2008 ................................................ 68 Natasha Steele, 2006.................................................... Lenore Heron, 2004 ......................................................10. Jamie Schulle, 2011 .................................... 66 Alyssa Velazquez, 2007................................................12. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010........................................... 6513. Lenore Heron, 2003 ................................................. 6214. Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ....................................... 5815. Natasha Steele, 2005............................................... 57 Angela Smith, 1996 ......................................................

WALKSGame Tammy Pezzella, 3/22/97 ...................................... 15Season1. Lenore Heron, 2002 ...............................................1542. Kara Campbell, 1998 .............................................1383. Lenore Heron, 2004 ...............................................1244. Catherine Wright, 1990 ........................................1215. Lenore Heron, 2003 ................................................. 836. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................... 787. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 748. Tammy Pezzella, 1997 ............................................ 65 Kelly Carr, 1993............................................................... Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ............................................11. Tamika Hawkins, 2002 ............................................ 6312. Kelly Carr, 1991.......................................................... 5213. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 ............................................ 4814. Trina Williams, 1994 ................................................. 4615. Michelle Patterson, 2002 ....................................... 45 Tammy Pezzella, 1996 ................................................. Trina Williams, 1995 ......................................................

FEWEST WALKS/7 INNINGSSeason (Min. 50 innings)1. Leekycia Brown, 2006 ..........................................0.732. Leekycia Brown, 2007 ..........................................0.913. Angela Smith, 1994 ..............................................0.914. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009........................................1.045. Angela Smith, 1997 ..............................................1.076. Tamika Hawkins, 2000 .........................................1.077. Alyssa Velazquez, 2010........................................1.188. Tamika Hawkins, 2001 .........................................1.299. Micki Rodriguez, 2005 .........................................1.3410. Angela Smith, 1995 ..............................................1.3411. Kelly Carr, 1992.......................................................1.3512. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007........................................1.4413. Natasha Steele, 2006............................................1.4714. Micki Rodriguez, 2006 .........................................1.6615. Natasha Steele, 2005............................................1.68





STRIKEOUTSGame Jamie Schulle at UMES, 4/6/12 ................... 12 Micki Rodriguez vs. UMES, 4/5/06 ........................... Angela Smith vs. Virginia State, 4/12/96 ............... Tammy Pezella vs. Elizabeth City State, 3/31/96 Angela Smith vs. South Carolina State, 3/9/95 ... Kelley Carr vs. St. Paul’s, 4/3/92 ................................Season1. Catherine Wright, 1990 ........................................1652. Angela Smith, 1997 ...............................................1503. Jamie Schulle, 2012 ..................................1374. Angela Smith, 1996 ...............................................1345. Kelly Carr, 1992........................................................1196. Alyssa Velazquez, 2009.........................................1107. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 .............................................. 998. Kara Campbell, 1998 ............................................... 959. Micki Rodriguez, 2008 ............................................ 9410. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007........................................... 92 Kelly Carr, 1991...............................................................12. Lenore Heron, 2002 ................................................. 8513. Lenore Heron, 2004 ................................................. 73 Catherine Wright, 1991 ...............................................15. Jamie Schulle, 2011 .................................... 71

STRIKEOUTS/7 INNINGSSeason (Min. 50 innings)1. Angela Smith, 1996 ..............................................7.232. Kara Campbell, 1999 ............................................6.973. Angela Smith, 1995 ..............................................6.934. Trina Williams, 1994 ..............................................6.425. Catherine Wright, 1991 .......................................5.306. Tamika Hawkins, 2000 .........................................5.297. Kelly Carr, 1991.......................................................5.218. Angela Smith, 1997 ..............................................5.169. Jamie Schulle, 2012 .................................4.9910. Casey Pomeroy, 2011 ...........................................4.9611. Shane Sams, 1993 .................................................4.9612. Catherine Wright, 1990 .......................................4.9113. Jamie Schulle, 2011 .................................4.9014. Kelly Carr, 1992.......................................................4.8515. Carol Sykes, 1988...................................................4.81

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason1. Shane Sams, 1993 .................................... .933 (14-1)

2. Tammy Pezzella, 1998 ............................ .923 (12-1)3. Trina Williams, 1994 ................................ .917 (11-1)4. Angela Smith, 1995 ................................. .909 (10-1)5. Paulette Hack, 1984 ................................ .903 (28-3)6. Shane Sams, 1994 .................................... .875 (14-2)7. Angela Smith, 1994 ................................. .850 (17-3)8. Kelly Carr, 1991 ......................................... .800 (16-4) Kimberly Theriault, 1988 ....................... .800 (16-4)10. Kelly Carr, 1992 ......................................... .778 (21-6)11. Angela Smith, 1997 ................................. .750 (27-9)12. Catherine Wright, 1990 .........................718 (28-11)13. Catherine Wright, 1991 .......................... .688 (11-5)14. Angela Smith, 1996 ................................. .682 (15-7)15. Kelly Carr, 1993 ......................................... .650 (13-7)

NO-HITTERSNatasha Steele vs. Howard, 4/9/06Lenore Heron at Bethune-Cookman, 3/13/02 ***Tammy Pezzella vs. Jackson State, 2/28/98 *Angela Smith vs. Virginia Union, 4/12/97 **Akilah Jackson vs. Alabama State, 4/7/97 *Tammy Pezzella at St. Paul’s, 3/18/97 **Tammy Pezzella/Angela Smith at Virginia Union, 3/17/97 **Tammy Pezzella at Virginia Union, 3/17/97 *Tammy Pezzella at St. Paul’s, 4/12/96 **Angela Smith vs. Elizabeth City State, 3/31/96 **Tammy Pezzella vs. Elizabeth City State, 3/31/96 **Angela Smith vs. St. Augustine, 3/16/96Trina Williams vs. Virginia Union, 4/6/95 **Shane Sams/Tamika Mangum vs. Virginia Union, 4/6/95 **Angela Smith vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/16/94 **Shane Sams vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/16/94 **Angela Smith vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/16/94 **Trina Williams vs. University of New England, 3/24/94 **Shane Sams vs. North Carolina A&T, 3/10/94 *Kelly Carr vs. St. Paul’s, 4/9/93 **Lisa Westcott/Shane Sams vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/9/93 **Lisa Westcott/Kelly Carr vs. St. Paul’s, 3/16/93 **Lisa Westcott/Kelly Carr vs. Edward Waters, 3/12/93 **Kelly Carr at St. Paul’s, 4/3/92Kelly Carr at Virginia State, 3/29/92 **Kelly Carr at Virginia State, 3/29/92 **Kelly Carr vs. Fayetteville State, 3/22/92Kelly Carr vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/15/91 **Kelly Carr vs. Virginia Union, 3/26/91 **Cathy Wright vs. St. Paul’s, 3/21/91 **Kelly Carr vs. Hampton, 3/9/91

Catherine Wright vs. St. Paul’s, 4/13/90 **Kim Theriault vs. Bowie State, 1988Barbara Evans vs. St. Paul’s, 3/15/88 **

* 4 inning game** 5 inning game*** 6 inning game

DEFENSEPUTOUTS (Infielders)Game Tammy Pezzella vs. Pace, 3/14/97 ..................... 17 Lisa Westcott vs. Chowan, 4/1/93 ...........................Season Allison Greene, 2006 .............................................419

PUTOUTS (Outfielders)Game Leekycia Brown vs. Longwood, 4/2/09 ...............6 Gladys Cabeza vs. N.C. A&T, 4/27/08 ...................... Gladys Cabeza vs. FAMU, 4/6/08 .............................Season Brianeisha Eure, 2008 ............................................. 72

ASSISTS (Infielders)Game Jewel White vs. Iona, 2/23/08 .................................7 Jewel White vs. Bethune-Cookman, 4/7/07 ........ Micki Rodriguez vs. N.C. A&T, 3/29/06 ................... Hitomi Greene vs. Hampton, 3/3/06 ...................... Micki Rodriguez vs. Canisius, 2/19/06 ................... Akilah Jackson vs. Siena, 3/28/97 ............................Season Micki Rodriguez, 2006 ..........................................122

ASSISTS (Outfielders)Game Angie Williams vs. Chowan, 4/1/93 ......................3Season Ursel Bruton, 1986 ................................................... 12 Veronica McCargo, 1984 ............................................

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HITTINGGAMES PLAYED1. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 .....................................1962. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 ................................1893. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................1854. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 ................................1785. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10...................................1776. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................175 Allison Greene, 2003-06 ..............................................8. Janelle Lafrades, 2001-04 ....................................170 Aiyana Hill, 2001-04 .....................................................10. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ....................................16611. Katie Byrne, 2003-06 .............................................16412. Ashley Archer, 2005-08 ........................................14913. Katrena Kennedy, 2000-03..................................145 Angie Williams, 1991-94 .............................................15. Candice Vasquez, 2009-12 ..................................142 Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 .............................................

GAMES STARTED1. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 .....................................1952. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 ................................1853. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................1834. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................174 Allison Greene, 2003-06 ..............................................6. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10...................................1727. Janelle Lafrades, 2001-04 ....................................170 Aiyana Hill, 2001-04 .....................................................9. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 ................................16110. Katie Byrne, 2003-06 .............................................15611. Katrena Kennedy, 2000-03..................................14412. Candice Vasquez, 2009-12 .................................135 Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ........................................... Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ...............................................

BATTING AVERAGE (Min. 150 AB)1. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 .......................485 (149-307)2. Beverly Withers, 1993-96.................455 (127-279)3. Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ................441 (146-331)4. Lisa Westcott, 1993-94 ...................... .437 (69-158)5. Trena Clark, 1986-88 .........................434 (109-251)6. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 .............428 (155-362)7. Barbara Evans, 1988-91 ....................419 (124-296)8. Trina Williams, 1994-95 ..................... .417 (65-156)9. Margaret McRobbie, 1998-99 ......... .414 (70-169)10. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ......................412 (146-354)11. Tonya Norman, 1994-96 ................... .412 (82-199)12. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ..................402 (163-405)13. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 ...................396 (124-313) 14. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 ...................396 (150-379)15. Suzy Parker, 1990-92 .......................... .393 (94-239)

AT BATS1. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 .....................................5952. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................5543. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 ................................5324. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 ................................5115. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10...................................5096. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................4767. Janelle Lafrades, 2001-04 ....................................4688. Allison Greene, 2003-06 .......................................4589. Aiyana Hill, 2001-04 ..............................................41610. Angel Cashwell, 1999-2002 ................................412

11. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ......................................40512. Katrena Kennedy, 2000-03..................................38513. Katie Byrne, 2003-06 .............................................38014. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .......................................37915. Rebecca Barnes, 2008-10 ....................................363

RUNS 1. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ......................................2012. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .......................................1813. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 .......................................1794. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 .................................1625. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ..........................................1546. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ......................................1477. Lakicia Coltrane, 1993-96 ....................................1418. Raynisha Rushton, 1997-99 ................................1409. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 .......................................136 Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ..................................................11. Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ....................................13512. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ....................................13213. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................12814. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 .....................................12515. Andrea Evans, 1990-92.........................................116

HITS1. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 .....................................1792. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................1753. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ......................................1634. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, 99 ..................................1555. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 ................................1516. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .......................................1507. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ...........................................1498. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ..........................................146 Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ...........................................10. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 ................................13911. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 .......................................13712. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ....................................13213. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10...................................13014. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ......................................12815. Beverly Withers, 1993-96 .....................................127

DOUBLES1. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 .................................. 372. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 ....................................... 313. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, 99 .................................... 28 Barbara Evans, 1988-91 ...............................................5. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ............................................. 266. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10..................................... 257. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ........................................ 238. Rebecca Barnes, 2008-10 ...................................... 22 Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 .......................................... Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .............................................. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ................................................. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 ..............................................13. Allison Greene, 2003-06 ......................................... 21 Judy McMillan, 1992-94 ..............................................15. Hitomi Greene, 2006-07 ........................................ 20 Lakicia Coltrane, 1993-96 ........................................... Andrea Evans, 1990-92................................................

TRIPLES1. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ............................................. 212. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ‘99 .................................... 16

Trina Williams, 1994-95 ...............................................4. Beverly Withers, 1993-96 ....................................... 14 Barbara Evans, 1988-91 ...............................................6. Charo Tate, 1998 ....................................................... 12 Danielle Jones, 1996-98 .............................................. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 .............................................. Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ...........................................10. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ........................................ 11 Onisha Cook, 1993-95 .................................................12. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 ....................................... 10 Raynisha Rushton, 1997-99 ....................................... Trena Clark, 1986-88 ....................................................15. Angel Cashwell, 1999-2002 .....................................9 Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...........................................

HOME RUNS1. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ............................................. 22 Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ‘99 .........................................3. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 174. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 ....................................... 165. Trena Clark, 1986-88 ............................................... 146. Rebecca Barnes, 2008-10 ...................................... 137. Allison Greene, 2003-06 ......................................... 11 Michelle Baytop, 1985-88 ...........................................9. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10..................................... 10 Beverly Withers, 1993-96 ............................................ Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ............................................. Trina Williams, 1994-95 ............................................... Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ...........................................

RUNS BATTED IN1. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 .................................1642. Michelle Baytop, 1985-88 ....................................1423. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 .......................................1274. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ....................................1235. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ......................................1176. Barbara Evans, 1988-91 ........................................1167. Mashonta Todd, 1997-99 .....................................1138. Beverly Withers, 1993-96 .....................................111 Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ..................................................10. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .......................................11011. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................10712. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10...................................106 Onisha Cook, 1993-95 .................................................14. Lonnisha Brown, 1993-95 ..................................... 99 Judy McMillan, 1992-94 ..............................................

STOLEN BASES1. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ......................................1472. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 .......................................1333. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ............................................ 91 Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ...........................................5. Michelle Stone, 1989-92 ........................................ 886. Ursel Bruton, 1986-87 ............................................. 877. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 .................................. 858. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 ................................... 819. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 ......................................... 7310. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 ....................................... 7211. Raynisha Rushton, 1997-99 .................................. 6612. Trena Clark, 1986-88 ............................................... 5913. Andrea Evans, 1990-92........................................... 5614. Lakicia Coltrane, 1993-96 ...................................... 5415. Michelle Gregory, 1987-88 ................................... 53

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STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS1. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ......................................1572. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 .......................................1433. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 ................................1034. Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ...................................... 945. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ............................................ 926. Ursel Bruton, 1986-87 ............................................. 907. Michelle Stone, 1989-92 ........................................ 898. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 ................................... 869. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 ....................................... 8110. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 ......................................... 7311. Raynisha Rushton, 1997-99 .................................. 7212. Trena Clark, 1986-88 ............................................... 6113. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ........................................ 5814. Lakicia Coltrane, 1993-96 ...................................... 57 Andrea Evans, 1990-92................................................

WALKS1. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 922. Angie Williams, 1991-94 ........................................ 873. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 ......................................... 834. Danielle Jones 1996-99 .......................................... 745. Lonnisha Brown, 1993-95 ..................................... 696. Janelle Lafrades, 2001-04 ...................................... 64 Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 .............................................8. Lakicia Coltrane, 1993-96 ...................................... 629. Raynisha Rushton, 1997-99 .................................. 5910. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 ................................... 56 Andrea Evans, 1990-92................................................12. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 ....................................... 5513. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...................................... 54 Suzy Parker, 1990-92 ....................................................15. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 ......................................... 53 Barbara Evans, 1988-91 ...............................................

STRIKEOUTS1. Cassandra Petway, 2004-07 ................................1222. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................1053. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................1004. Allison Greene, 2003-06 ......................................... 965. Jennifer Morrison, 2005-07................................... 766. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 .................................. 737. Ashley Archer, 2005-08 .......................................... 718. Janelle Lafrades, 2001-04 ...................................... 709. Aiyana Hill, 2001-04 ................................................ 6610. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 ....................................... 6511. Katie Byrne, 2003-06 ............................................... 61 Angel Cashwell, 1999-2002 .......................................13. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10..................................... 5914. Erica Tillar, 2005-07 .................................................. 58 Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...........................................

TOTAL BASES1. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ...........................................3162. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 .................................2813. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................2744. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 ................................2255. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .......................................2236. Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ....................................2147. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ..........................................2118. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 .....................................2109. Beverly Withers, 1993-96 .....................................20410. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ......................................203

11. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................199 Angie Williams, 1991-94 .............................................13. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 .......................................19214. Allison Greene, 2003-06 .......................................19015. Meghan Ramsey, 2007-10...................................187

HIT BY PITCH1. Rebecca Barnes, 2008-10 ...................................... 272. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 .................................. 153. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................... 124. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 ......................................... 115. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 ....................................... 10 Andrea Evans, 1990-92................................................7. Ashley Archer, 2005-08 .............................................98. Gipsy Ramirez, 2010-Present ....................... 8 Sarah Wittwer, 2007-08 ............................................... Joi Stewart, 2003-05 ..................................................... Suzy Parker, 1990-92 ....................................................

SACRIFICES1. Michelle Baytop, 1985-88 ...................................... 302. Suzy Parker, 1990-92 ............................................... 283. Aiyana Hill, 2002-04 ................................................ 264. Andrea Evans, 1990-92........................................... 225. Allison Greene, 2003-06 ......................................... 216. Candice Vasquez, 2009-12 .................................... 19 Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..........................................8. Brianeisha Eure, 2007-10 ....................................... 18 Angie Williams, 1991-94 .............................................10. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................... 1711. Katrena Kennedy, 2000-03.................................... 1612. Kathy Cortez, 2011-Present ....................... 15 Janelle Lafrades, 2002-04 ...........................................

SACRIFICE FLIES1. Michelle Baytop, 1985-88 ...................................... 272. Barbara Evans, 1988-91 .......................................... 12 Monica Hood, 1984 ......................................................4. Judy McMillan, 1992-94 ............................................9 Michelle Stone, 1990-92 .............................................6. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 ............................................87. Lonnisha Brown, 1993-95 ........................................7 Lisa Westcott, 1993-94 ................................................9. MaShanta Todd, 1997-99 ..........................................6 Tianika Mangum, 1992-95 .........................................11. Jeanette Sauceda, 2008-11 .....................................5 Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ‘99 ......................................... Beverly Withers, 1993-96 ............................................ Onisha Cook, 1993-95 .................................................

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (Min. 150 AB)1. Ursel Bruton, 1984-87 ....................................... 1.0292. Trina Williams, 1994-95 ........................................9043. Lekita Wilson, 1995-97, ’99 .................................7764. Trena Clark, 1986-88 .............................................7375. Beverly Withers, 1993-96 .....................................7316. Lisa Westcott, 1993-94 .........................................7227. Cassandra Terry, 1987-90 ....................................6478. Barbara Evans, 1988-91 ........................................6289. Angie Crecilus, 1992-95 .......................................59710. Onisha Cook, 1993-95 ..........................................59611. Danielle Jones, 1996-99 .......................................588

12. Nakia Johnson, 1993-96 ......................................57213. Margaret McRobbie, 1998-99 ............................56814. Raynisha Rushton, 1997-99 ................................55415. Dalonda Reed, 1996-98 .......................................528

HITTING STREAK1. Onisha Cook, 4/23/94-1995.................................. 332. Paulette Hack, 1984 ................................................. 20

PITCHINGEARNED RUN AVERAGE (Min. 100 IP)1. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 ....................................0.76 *2. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................1.753. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................2.304. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ...........................................2.505. Trina Williams, 1994-95 .......................................2.596. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 .....................2.707. Liz Riley, 2012-Present ............................2.938. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................2.989. Kimberly Theriault, 1988-89 ..............................3.1410. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 .....................................3.2511. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...................................3.2812. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ..........................3.3413. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................3.3614. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................3.5115. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................3.6716. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................3.69

* NSU played by slow-pitch rules from 1983-85

WINS1. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 .......................................... 772. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................... 693. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................... 504. Shane Sams, 1992-95 .............................................. 405. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................... 396. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ........................ 367. Schree Potts, 1986-87 ............................................. 338. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...................................... 299. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...................................... 2610. Kim Theriault, 1988-89 ........................................... 2311. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................... 2112. Trina Williams, 1994-95 .......................................... 2013. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................... 1914. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 18 Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ............................................ Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ..................................

LOSSES1. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................... 542. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ........................ 433. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 354. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................... 335. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...................................... 326. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ........................................ 287. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................... 228. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................... 20 Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ............................................ Angela Smith, 1994-97 ................................................11. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ............................. 1912. Sarah Wittwer, 2007-08 .......................................... 17 Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ........................................................

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14. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................... 16

APPEARANCES1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ......................1102. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ........................................1063. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................... 974. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 .......................................... 945. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...................................... 836. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................... 777. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 728. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................... 669. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................... 6510. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2009-11 ............................. 6411. Shane Sams, 1992-95 .............................................. 6212. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................... 5613. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ........................................ 5014. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................... 49 Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ..................................

STARTS1. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 .......................................... 902. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ........................ 83 Angela Smith, 1994-97 ................................................4. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................... 735. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................... 656. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................... 567. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................... 558. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 52 Shane Sams, 1992-95 ...................................................10. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................... 51 Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...........................................12. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ........................................ 4713. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ............................. 4414. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................... 4215. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................... 38

COMPLETE GAMES1. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 .......................................... 872. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................... 803. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................... 604. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................... 525. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................... 486. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ............................. 427. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ........................ 408. Shane Sams, 1992-95 .............................................. 379. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................... 3610. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................... 3111. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ........................................ 3012. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................... 2913. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...................................... 2614. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................... 2515. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...................................... 23

SHUTOUTS1. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................... 202. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................... 143. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ........................ 114. Shane Sams, 1992-95 .............................................. 105. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .......................................76. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ........................ 6 Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..........................................8. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ..........................................5

INNINGS PITCHED1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 .................. 518.12. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ..................................... 508.03. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .................................... 468.14. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 .................................... 450.05. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ............................................. 417.06. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .............................. 331.17. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ............................... 332.18. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ................................ 309.29. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present .................293.210. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ........................................ 277.011. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ............................... 270.012. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 .................................. 269.113. Kara Campbell, 1999-2001 .............................. 268.014. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ................................. 265.215. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ................................. 217.2

HITS1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ......................6152. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ........................................4693. Angela Smith, 1994-97 .........................................4194. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................4065. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ....................................3996. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ......................................3587. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ....................3268. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ...................................3129. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 .................................................30710. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 ..................................27311. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 .....................................26612. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2009-11 ...........................24513. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 .....................................23914. Sarah Wittwer, 2007-08 ........................................237 Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ..................................

FEWEST HITS/7 INNINGS (Min. 100 IP)1. Trina Williams, 1994-95 .......................................4.662. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...................................4.933. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................5.154. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................5.775. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................5.776. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ...........................................5.967. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ..........................6.198. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................7.019. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................7.0110. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................7.6911. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................7.7712. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................8.0913. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 .....................8.3114. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................8.5515. Liz Riley, 2012-Present ............................8.78

RUNS1. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ........................................4212. Angela Smith, 1994-97 .........................................3023. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ......................2994. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ...................................2965. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................2696. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 .....................................2417. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ......................................2288. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ....................................2259. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 .................................................22310. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 ..................................21411. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ...........................212

12. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ....................18313. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ............................................17114. Sarah Wittwer, 2007-08 ........................................16115. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2009-11 ...........................157 Tai Sharpley, 2003-04, ‘06 ...........................................

EARNED RUNS1. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ........................................2252. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ......................2003. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................1754. Angela Smith, 1994-97 .........................................1675. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ...................................1606. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ....................1547. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ....................................1458. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 ..................................1419. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 .....................................14010. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ...........................12811. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ......................................12512. Sarah Wittwer, 2007-08 ........................................11413. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 .....................................10914. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2009-11 ...........................10715. Tai Sharpley, 2003-04, ’06 ....................................104 Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ........................................................

WALKS1. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ........................................3782. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ...........................1953. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ....................................163 Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .........................................5. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 .................................................1506. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ....................1197. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ...................................1188. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................1169. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................... 98 Shane Sams, 1992-95 ...................................................11. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................... 9312. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2009-11 ............................. 9213. Trina Williams, 1994-95 .......................................... 9114. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ........................ 8815. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................... 86

FEWEST WALKS/7 INNINGS (Min. 100 IP)1. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 .....................1.192. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ...................................1.273. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................1.354. Liz Riley, 2012-Present ............................1.885. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................2.446. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................2.457. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ...........................................2.488. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 .....................................2.489. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................2.5210. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................2.7711. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................2.8412. Sarah Wittwer, 2007-08 .......................................2.9013. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................3.0614. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................3.4415. Elizabeth Castaneda, 2009-11 ..........................3.62

STRIKEOUTS1. Angela Smith, 1993-97 .........................................4212. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 ......................2863. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 .................................................276


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4. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 ..................................2385. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 ........................................2326. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ....................2087. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ...................................2028. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ...........................1979. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ............................................16410. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 .....................................14511. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ...................................144 Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ............................................13. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ....................................14014. Natasha Steele, 2005-06 ......................................12315. Leekycia Brown, 2006-09 ....................................119

STRIKEOUTS/7 INNINGS (Min. 100 IP)1. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ...................................6.222. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ........................................5.803. Kara Campbell, 1998-99, 2001 ..........................5.154. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 .................................5.035. Jamie Schulle, 2011-Present ...................4.96

6. Trina Williams, 1994-95 .......................................4.857. Casey Pomeroy, 2009-11 ....................................4.668. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ................................................4.639. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ..................................4.2510. Shane Sams, 1992-95 ...........................................4.1411. Alyssa Velazquez, 2007, 2009-11 .....................3.8612. Johari Tucker, 1999-2001 ....................................3.7913. Tamika Hawkins, 2000-03 ..................................3.7314. Kimberly Theriault, 1988-89 ..............................3.6715. Lenore Heron, 2002-05 .......................................3.47

WINNING PERCENTAGE1. Tammy Pezzella, 1996-99 ..................... .967 (29-1)2. Paulette Hack, 1983-85 .......................... .895 (77-9)3. Shane Sams, 1992-95.............................800 (40-10)4. Trina Williams, 1994-95 .......................... .800 (20-5)5. Angela Smith, 1994-97 ..........................775 (69-20)6. Kelly Carr, 1991-93 ..................................746 (50-17)7. Catherine Wright, 1990-91 ..................709 (39-16)

DEFENSEPUTOUTS (Infielders)1. Allison Green, 2003-06 .........................................943

PUTOUTS (Outfielders)1. Danielle Wright, 2009-12 .....................................218

ASSISTS (Infielders)1. Micki Rodriguez, 2005-08 ....................................234

ASSISTS (Outfielders)1. Veronica McCargo, 1983-85 ................................. 30



NSU CAREER RECORDS



Game RecordsAt Bats 52 vs. Bowie State, 3/23/87Runs 35 vs. Virginia Union, 3/17/97Hits 32 vs. Virginia Union, 3/23/96Hits (Both Teams) 37 (NSU 32, Virginia Union 5), 3/23/96Doubles 8 vs. Virginia Union, 3/23/97Triples 6 vs. Elizabeth City State, 4/10/97Home Runs 10 vs. Bowie State, 4/4/83Runs Batted In 34 vs. Virginia Union, 3/17/97Stolen Bases 25 vs. Bowie State, 3/23/87Walks 25 vs. Bowie State, 3/23/87

Strikeouts 16, at Virginia, 3/10/10 16, at Bethune-Cookman, 5/7/99Largest Margin of Victory 33 (35-2) vs. Virginia Union, 3/17/97Longest Game 11 innings, vs. Winston-Salem State (W 8-7), 5/8/10Longest Win Streak 18, 1986, 1997Longest Losing Streak 13, 2002Consecutive Games Without Being Shutout 97, last eight games of 1993 through 1997, ended in 8-0 loss to Seton Hall, 3/16/97Consecutive Games Shutout 5, last game of 2000 through first four games of 2001Consecutive Innings Held Scoreless (Same Season) 31, 3/1/01 - 3/3/01Consecutive Shutout Innings 23, 4/9/06 - 4/11/06

Season Records

OffenseGames Played1. 56 (23-33), 20082. 54 (21-33), 20063. 51 (26-25), 2007

Batting Average1. .442, 19872. .425, 19963. .398, 1997

At Bats1. 1,526, 20082. 1,411, 20063. 1,346, 2012

Runs1. 575, 19942. 555, 19973. 463, 1995

Runs Per Game1. 12.77, 19962. 12.18, 19953. 11.98, 1994

Hits1. 506, 19972. 461, 19943. 434, 2008

Doubles1. 77, 19972. 76, 20083. 70, 1996

Triples1. 57, 19972. 37, 19983. 35, 1995

Home Runs1. 62, 19842. 35, 19973. 27, 1995

Runs Batted In1. 492, 19972. 359, 19943. 343, 1995

Stolen Bases1. 259, 19942. 236, 19973. 217, 1988

Stolen Base Attempts1. 275, 19942. 246, 19973. 237, 1992

Total Bases1. 802, 19972. 640, 19943. 628, 1995

Slugging Percentage1. .631, 19972. .614, 19963. .585, 1995

Walks1. 244, 19942. 214, 19903. 192, 1997, ‘92

Strikeouts1. 278, 20062. 244, 20093. 226, 2008

Hit By Pitch1. 33, 20082. 26, 2012, ‘073. 25, 2011

On-Base Percentage1. .502, 19962. .490, 19923. .487, 1988

Sacrifices1. 60, 19902. 58, 20043. 50, 2005

Sacrifice Flies1. 29, 19932. 21, 1997, ‘923. 20, 1990

PitchingERA1. 1.62, 19942. 1.71, 19923. 2.25, 1995

Most Wins1. 42, 19942. 38, 19973. 34, 1988

Fewest Wins1. 9, 20042. 10, 20033. 11, 2005

Most Losses1. 36, 20042. 33, 2008, ‘06, ‘023. 30, 2005

Fewest Losses1. 3, 19842. 6, 1994, ‘893. 7, 1996

Highest Winning Percentage1. .903 (28-3), 19842. .875 (42-6), 19943. .810 (34-8), 1988

Complete Games1. 41, 19972. 40, 19943. 38, 1990

Shutouts1. 11, 20092. 10, 1995, ‘93, ‘92, ‘913. 9, 2012, ‘94

Most Shutouts Against1. 14, 20052. 13, 20013. 12, 2006, ‘03

Innings Pitched1. 353.1, 20082. 331.0, 20063. 327.1, 2007

Hits1. 454, 2008, ‘062. 436, 20073. 369, 2012

Runs1. 301, 20022. 288, 20083. 287, 2004

Earned Runs1. 210, 20082. 179, 20043. 174, 2007

Walks1. 283, 20022. 198, 20043. 186, 1998

Strikeouts1. 216, 19972. 209, 20113. 199, 1996

FieldingPutouts1. 1,060, 20082. 993, 20063. 982, 2007

Assists1. 528, 20062. 507, 20073. 478, 2008

Errors1. 158, 19972. 141, 20053. 138, 2001

Total Chances1. 1,639, 20082. 1,632, 20063. 1,565, 2007

Fielding Percentage1. .956, 20122. .951, 20073. .946, 1995

NSU TEAM RECORDS



TEAM BATTING

Batting Average.343, 1998

At BatsTotal – 1,526, 2008Per Game – 27.47, 2012

RunsTotal – 355, 1998Per Game – 9.10, 1998

HitsTotal – 434, 2008Per Game – 8.87, 1998

DoublesTotal – 76, 2008Per Game – 1.41, 1998

TriplesTotal – 37, 1998Per Game – 0.95, 1998

Home RunsTotal – 25, 2006Per Game – 0.46, 2006

Runs Batted InTotal – 315, 1998Per Game – 8.08, 1998

Total BasesTotal – 589, 2008Per Game – 13.41, 1998

Slugging Percentage.519, 1998

Most WalksTotal – 158, 1998Per Game – 4.05, 1998

Hit by PitchTotal – 33, 2008Per Game – 0.59, 2008

Most StrikeoutsTotal – 278, 2006Per Game – 5.19, 2009

Fewest StrikeoutsTotal – 87, 1999Per Game – 3.15, 1998

Sacrifice FliesTotal – 13, 2012Per Game – 0.31, 2000

Sacrifice HitsTotal – 58, 2004Per Game – 1.26, 2004

Stolen BasesTotal – 111, 1998Per Game – 2.85, 1998

Stolen Base AttemptsTotal – 123, 1998Per Game – 3.15, 1998

PITCHING

Highest Earned Run Average5.76, 1999

Lowest Earned Run Average2.73, 2001

Wins26, 2007

Losses36, 2004

Games56, 2008

Complete Games37, 2006

Shutouts11, 2009

Most Innings Pitched353.1, 2008

Fewest Innings Pitched120, 1999

Most Hits AllowedTotal – 454, 2006; 2008Per Game – 8.55, 2007 Fewest Hits AllowedTotal – 124, 1999Per Game – 5.05, 1998

Most Runs AllowedTotal – 301, 2002Per Game – 6.54, 2002

Fewest Runs AllowedTotal – 111, 1999Per Game – 3.51, 2012

Most Earned Runs AllowedTotal – 210, 2008Per Game – 3.89, 2004

Fewest Earned Runs AllowedTotal – 77, 1999Per Game – 2.44, 2001

Most WalksTotal – 283, 2002Per Game – 6.15, 2002

Fewest WalksTotal – 44, 2000Per Game – 1.47, 2001

Most StrikeoutsTotal – 209, 2011Per Game – 4.45, 1999

Fewest StrikeoutsTotal – 86, 2003Per Game – 2.24, 2006

All-Time Division I Records (Since 1998)

NSU DIVISION I RECORDS



Year Overall Record Conf. Record Conf. Finish Conference Tourney/Postseason Coach1983 * Faye Gallop1984 * 28-3 1st Northern Division Faye Gallop1985 * 1st Northern Division Clarence Staton1986 1st Northern Division Faye Gallop1987 30-13 16-5 CIAA 1st Northern Division CIAA Champs Turan Smith1988 34-8 23-1 CIAA 1st Northern Division CIAA Champs Turan Smith1989 10-6 3rd CIAA Turan Smith1990 28-11 23-2 CIAA 1st Northern Division CIAA Champs Turan Smith1991 29-9 15-3 CIAA 2nd Northern Division Turan Smith1992 28-10-1 14-1-1 CIAA 2nd Northern Division CIAA Champs Turan Smith1993 30-8 12-2 CIAA 1st Northern Division Turan Smith1994 42-6 13-1 CIAA 1st Northern Division Turan Smith1995 29-9 14-2 CIAA 2nd Northern Division Turan Smith1996 24-7 14-1 CIAA 1st Northern Division Turan Smith1997 38-9 14-2 CIAA 1st Northern Division CIAA Champs Turan Smith1998 24-15 4-8 MEAC 1-2 MEAC Tourney Turan Smith1999 18-19 4-12 MEAC 2-2 MEAC Tourney Turan Smith2000 11-17 4-10 MEAC 1-2 MEAC Tourney Turan Smith2001 18-27 3-13 MEAC 5th Southern Division 3-2 MEAC Tourney Chris Ake2002 13-33 3-13 MEAC 5th Southern Division 1-2 MEAC Tourney Chris Ake2003 10-24 2-14 MEAC 5th Southern Division 2-2 MEAC Tourney Chris Ake2004 9-36-1 2-14 MEAC 5th Southern Division 1-2 MEAC Tourney Chris Ake2005 11-30 1-15 MEAC 5th Southern Division N/A Chris Ake2006 21-33 7-7 MEAC 5th Overall 0-2 MEAC Tourney Kary Kankey2007 26-25 13-1 MEAC 2nd Overall 0-2 MEAC Tourney Kary Kankey2008 23-33 4-8 MEAC 4th Southern Division MEAC Tournament Runner-Up (4-2) Kary Kankey2009 22-25 6-6 MEAC 3rd Southern Division 0-2 MEAC Tourney Kary Kankey2010 14-28 3-9 MEAC 5th Southern Division N/A Kary Kankey2011 23-25 6-6 MEAC 3rd Southern Division 1-2 MEAC Tourney Heidi Cavallo2012 24-25 12-6 MEAC 3rd Northern Division 1-2 MEAC Tourney Heidi Cavallo

* NSU played by slow-pitch rules from 1983-85 before switching to fast-pitch rules in 1986.

Conference OverallYears Name Seasons W L-T Pct. W L-T Pct.1983-84, ‘86 Faye Gallop 3 -- Unknown -- 1985 Clarence Staton 1 -- Unknown --1987-2000 Turan Smith 14 190 57-1 .768 375 147-1 .7182001-05 Chris Ake 5 11 69 .138 61 150-1 .2902006-10 Kary Kankey 5 33 31 .516 106 144 .4242011-Present Heidi Cavallo 2 18 12 .600 47 50 .485 26 232 162-1 .589 589 491-1 .545

NSU’S ALL-TIME COACHES

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS



-A-Adams State .......................................................... 1-0Akron ....................................................................... 0-2Alabama State ...................................................... 8-0Army ......................................................................... 1-1

-B-Bethune-Cookman ...........................................8-57Binghamton .......................................................... 2-1Bowie State ..........................................................51-1Brown....................................................................... 1-0Bucknell .................................................................. 0-1

-C-Campbell ................................................................ 0-2Canisius ................................................................... 1-6Central Connecticut State ................................ 0-6Charleston Southern .......................................... 1-1Chowan .................................................................14-7Christopher Newport ......................................... 1-1Cleveland State .................................................... 0-2Colgate .................................................................... 1-2Coppin State..................................................... 34-10Cornell ..................................................................... 0-5

-D-Delaware ...............................................................2-10Delaware State ................................................ 17-17Drexel ....................................................................... 0-1

-E-East Carolina .......................................................... 0-1Edward Waters ...................................................... 2-0Elizabeth City State ...........................................53-3Elmira ....................................................................... 0-1Elon ........................................................................... 0-1

-F-Fairleigh Dickinson ............................................. 0-3Fayetteville State ...............................................11-1Florida A&M ...................................................... 12-45Fordham ................................................................. 2-0Franklin Pierce ...................................................... 1-1

-G-Gannon ................................................................... 0-1George Mason ....................................................4-14George Washington ........................................ 0-1-1Grambling State ................................................... 1-0

-H-Hampton ....................................................... 47-57-1Hartford................................................................... 1-3Howard ............................................................... 10-11

-I-Iona ........................................................................... 0-3

-J-Jackson State ........................................................ 1-1

James Madison ...................................................2-10Johnson C. Smith ................................................. 5-1

-L-La Salle .................................................................... 1-0Lafayette ................................................................. 0-1Lehigh ...................................................................... 0-1LeMoyne ................................................................. 1-1Liberty ...................................................................0-14Livingstone ............................................................ 3-0Longwood ............................................................0-17Lynchburg .............................................................. 1-0

-M-Maine (PI) ................................................................ 5-1Marist ....................................................................... 1-2Mary Washington ................................................ 2-2Maryland ................................................................ 0-1Maryland-Baltimore County ............................ 0-2Maryland Eastern Shore ..................................57-5Millersville .............................................................. 0-2Mississippi Valley State ...................................... 0-1Molloy ...................................................................... 1-2Monmouth ............................................................. 0-2Morgan State ................................................... 19-10

-N-New England ......................................................... 2-0Niagara CC ............................................................. 2-0Niagara University ............................................... 2-0North Carolina ...................................................... 0-1North Carolina A&T ........................................ 23-37North Carolina Central .....................................30-5North Carolina Greensboro ............................. 0-1

-P-Pace .......................................................................... 1-0Princeton ................................................................ 0-1

-Q-Quinnipiac.............................................................. 2-3

-R-Radford .................................................................... 0-8Rider ......................................................................... 1-2

-S-Salisbury State ...................................................... 0-1San Jose State ....................................................... 0-1Savannah State ..................................................... 3-1Seton Hall ............................................................... 0-2Shaw ......................................................................... 5-7Shippensburg ....................................................... 0-2Siena ......................................................................... 2-1South Carolina State ...................................... 32-26Southern ................................................................. 0-1Southern Maine ................................................... 1-1St. Augustine’s ....................................................19-8St. Bonaventure .................................................... 0-1St. Francis (N.Y.) .................................................... 1-0

St. Francis (Pa.) ...................................................... 2-3St. Joseph’s (Maine) ............................................. 6-4St. Paul’s ................................................................49-4St. Peter’s ................................................................ 0-5SUNY Brockport ................................................... 2-0SUNY New Platz ................................................... 2-0

-T-Texas Southern ..................................................... 1-0

-V-Villanova ................................................................. 0-2Virginia .................................................................... 0-4Virginia Commonwealth ................................... 0-4Virginia State .......................................................38-3Virginia Tech .......................................................... 3-1Virginia Union .....................................................58-0Virginia Wesleyan ................................................ 3-4

-W-Western Michigan ............................................... 0-1Winston-Salem State ........................................15-3

-Y-Youngstown State ............................................... 0-1

All-Time Series Results

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS



BATTINGBatting Average (minimum 50 AB)1983 Monica Hood .................................................. .5951985 Ursel Bruton .................................................... .5511986 Trena Clark ....................................................... .5211987 Tabmitha Young ............................................. .4941988 Kim Theriault ................................................... .4911990 Cassandra Terry .............................................. .4831991 Barbara Evans ................................................. .4251992 Suzy Parker ...................................................... .4781993 Beverly Withers............................................... .5801994 Angie Williams ................................................ .4261995 Onisha Cook .................................................... .5411996 Beverly Withers............................................... .4901997 Lekita Wilson ................................................... .5181998 Margaret McRobbie ...................................... .4311999 Margaret McRobbie ...................................... .3772000 Jessica Donester ............................................ .3782001 Michelle Patterson ........................................ .3482002 Angel Cashwell ............................................... .3482003 Rachelle Wigenton ........................................ .3202004 Kristy Groves ................................................... .2882005 Katie Byrne ....................................................... .3042006 Leekycia Brown .............................................. .3392007 Gladys Cabeza ................................................ .3332008 Jewel White ..................................................... .3542009 Rebecca Barnes .............................................. .3222010 Danielle Wright .............................................. .2982011 Danielle Wright .............................................. .3832012 Haley Ward ......................................... .409

At Bats1983 Cheryl Hood ........................................................ 501984 Cheryl Hood ........................................................ 611985 Katrina Alexander .............................................. 801986 Veronica McCargo ............................................. 801987 Ursel Bruton ......................................................1031988 Michelle Baytop ................................................. 991989 Kasie Jones .......................................................... 451990 Barbara Evans ...................................................1251991 Barbara Evans ...................................................1131992 Angie Williams ..................................................1161993 Lisa Westcott .....................................................1111994 Onisha Cook ......................................................1341995 Onisha Cook ......................................................1111996 Tonya Norman, Nakia Johnson ...................1011997 Lekita Wilson .....................................................1411998 Margaret McRobbie ........................................1161999 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 642000 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 972001 Angel Cashwell .................................................1542002 Angel Cashwell .................................................1322003 Rachelle Wigenton ............................................ 972004 Kristy Groves, Joi Stewart .............................1322005 Cassandra Petway ...........................................1332006 Priscilla Weidner ...............................................1672007 Cassandra Petway ...........................................1592008 Brianeisha Eure .................................................1702009 Brianeisha Eure .................................................1592010 Gipsy Ramirez ......................................1232011 Danielle Wright ................................................1542012 Kathy Cortez .........................................145

Runs1983 Fatima James ...................................................... 311984 Cheryl Hood ........................................................ 421985 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 39

1986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 381987 Tabmitha Young ................................................. 401988 Cassandra Terry, Trena Clark .......................... 421989 Kasie Jones .......................................................... 171990 Cassandra Terry .................................................. 481991 Angie Williams .................................................... 461992 Judy McMillian ................................................... 531993 Judy McMillian ................................................... 621994 Angie Williams .................................................... 661995 Onisha Cook ........................................................ 531996 Danielle Jones..................................................... 561997 Raynisha Rushton .............................................. 821998 Charo Tate ............................................................ 471999 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 262000 Michelle Patterson, Jessica Donester ......... 232001 Michelle Paterson .............................................. 322002 Michelle Paterson .............................................. 262003 Jessica Donester ................................................ 192004 Janelle Lafrades.................................................. 222005 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 162006 Hitomi Greene .................................................... 342007 Brianeisha Eure ................................................... 372008 Brianeisha Eure, Rebecca Barnes ...................... Jacklyn Peaton .................................................... 352009 Danielle Wright .................................................. 352010 Brianeisha Eure ................................................... 242011 Danielle Wright .................................................. 462012 Haley Ward ............................................. 36

Hits1983 Monica Hood ...................................................... 281984 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 461985 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 421986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 401987 Ursel Bruton, Tabmitha Young ...................... 481988 Michelle Baytop ................................................. 461989 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 221990 Cassandra Terry .................................................. 561991 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 481992 Judy McMillian ................................................... 461993 Lisa Westcott ....................................................... 541994 Beverly Withers................................................... 521995 Onisha Cook ........................................................ 601996 LaKicia Coltrane ................................................. 461997 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 731998 Margaret McRobbie .......................................... 501999 Margaret McRobbie ............................................... Raynisha Rushton .............................................. 202000 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 362001 Michelle Paterson .............................................. 472002 Angel Cashwell ................................................... 462003 Rachelle Wigenton ............................................ 312004 Kristy Groves ....................................................... 382005 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 372006 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 512007 Hitomi Greene .................................................... 482008 Brianeisha Eure ................................................... 552009 Brianeisha Eure ................................................... 482010 Jaime Raab ........................................................... 352011 Danielle Wright .................................................. 592012 Haley Ward ............................................. 56

Doubles1983 Fatima Jones ....................................................... 101984 Ursel Bruton ...........................................................81985 Michelle Baytop ................................................. 101986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 12

1987 Ursel Bruton, Cassandra Terry ..........................51988 Michelle Baytop ....................................................61989 Barbara Evans ........................................................41990 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 141991 Andrea Evans ...................................................... 121992 Judy McMillian ................................................... 101993 Lisa Westcott ....................................................... 121994 Beverly Withers......................................................91995 Onisha Cook ........................................................ 101996 LaKicia Coltrane ................................................. 101997 Audura Chambers ............................................. 111998 Blanca Vasquez ................................................... 111999 Raynisha Rushton, Danielle Jones ..................32000 Jessica Donester ...................................................52001 Angel Cashwell ......................................................82002 Katrena Kennedy ..................................................72003 Rachelle Wigenton ...............................................72004 Allison Greene .......................................................72005 Jennifer Morrison .................................................52006 Hitomi Greene .................................................... 112007 Jewel White ......................................................... 122008 Jeanette Sauceda .............................................. 172009 Rebecca Barnes, Meghan Ramsey ..................82010 Danielle Wright .....................................................92011 Jeanette Sauceda .............................................. 112012 Haley Ward ............................................. 11

Triples1983 Fatima James .........................................................51984 Cheryl Hood ...........................................................91985 Ursel Bruton ...........................................................71986 Ursel Bruton ...........................................................51987 Ursel Bruton, Cassandra Terry ..........................31988 Michelle Baytop ....................................................61989 Rhonda Andrews ..................................................21990 Cassandra Terry .....................................................61991 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 131992 Angie Crecelius, Judy McMillian ....................... Angie Williams .......................................................31993 Lisa Westcott ..........................................................41994 Beverly Withers......................................................51995 Trina Williams ...................................................... 141996 Nakia Johnson .......................................................81997 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 111998 Charo Tate ............................................................ 121999 5 Players ...................................................................12000 Jessica Donester, Johari Tucker .......................42001 Angel Cashwell ......................................................62002 Michelle Paterson .................................................22003 Allison Greene .......................................................32004 Kristy Groves ..........................................................32005 5 Players ...................................................................12006 Hitomi Greene, Priscilla Weidner ....................42007 Hitomi Greene .......................................................42008 Gladys Cabeza .......................................................42009 Danielle Wright .....................................................52010 Danielle Wright .....................................................32011 Danielle Wright, Morgan Boyd ................. 12012 4 Players ...................................................................1

Home Runs1983 Monica Hood, Veronica McCargo ...................81984 Cheryl Hood ...........................................................91985 Michelle Baytop, Fatima James .......................71986 Trena Clark ..............................................................91987 Ursel Bruton ...........................................................51988 Michelle Baytop ....................................................4

All-Time Year-by-Year Batting Leaders

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS



1989 Barbara Evans ........................................................11990 Cassandra Terry .....................................................71991 Jennifer Carr ...........................................................21992 Angie Crecelius .....................................................31993 Lisa Westcott ..........................................................61994 Trina Williams .........................................................51995 Trina Williams, Nakia Johnson..........................51996 Lekita Wilson ..........................................................61997 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 121998 Charo Tate ...............................................................61999 Lekita Wilson ..........................................................22000 Johari Tucker, Jessica Bagwell ..........................22001 Kara Campbell .......................................................22002 Jessica Donester ...................................................32003 Rachelle Wigenton ...............................................42004 Allison Greene .......................................................12005 Allison Greene .......................................................32006 Micki Rodriguez ................................................. 112007 Ashley Archer .........................................................52008 Rebecca Barnes, Meghan Ramsey ..................52009 Rebecca Barnes .....................................................72010 5 Players ...................................................................12011 Danielle Wright .....................................................82012 Whitney Holland ...................................................4

RBI1983 Monica Hood ...................................................... 511984 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 451985 Michelle Baytop ................................................. 421986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 361987 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 301988 Michelle Baytop ................................................. 511990 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 531991 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 451992 Judy McMillian ................................................... 441993 Lisa Westcott ....................................................... 581994 Beverly Withers................................................... 411995 Trina Williams ...................................................... 621996 Nakia Johnson .................................................... 421997 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 841998 Charo Tate ............................................................ 471999 Mashanta Todd ................................................... 202000 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 222001 Katrena Kennedy ............................................... 242002 Katrena Kennedy ............................................... 152003 Rachelle Wigenton ............................................ 182004 Allison Greene .................................................... 172005 Lenore Heron ...................................................... 142006 Hitomi Greene .................................................... 302007 Meghan Ramsey ................................................ 312008 Jacklyn Peaton, Jeanette Sauceda .............. 372009 Rebecca Barnes .................................................. 332010 Jamie Raab ........................................................... 232011 Whitney Holland ................................................ 362012 Danielle Wright .................................................. 22

Stolen Bases1986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 301987 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 521988 Michelle Gregory ............................................... 391989 Kasie Jones .......................................................... 111990 Michelle Stone .................................................... 331991 Angie Williams .................................................... 391992 Judy McMillian ................................................... 431993 Judy McMillian ................................................... 481994 Angie Williams .................................................... 461995 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 36

1996 Danielle Jones..................................................... 231997 Raynisha Rushton .............................................. 451998 Raynisha Rushton .............................................. 181999 Margaret McRobbie .............................................42000 Jessica Donester, Johari Tucker ......................... Michelle Paterson .................................................52001 Angel Cashwell, Johari Tucker ...................... 162002 Angel Cashwell, Michelle Patterson............ 152003 Katrena Kennedy ..................................................82004 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 162005 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 242006 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 232007 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 222008 Gladys Cabeza .......................................................82009 Danielle Wright .................................................. 162010 Brianeisha Eure ................................................... 142011 Danielle Wright .................................................. 282012 Morgan Boyd.......................................... 23

Walks1987 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 201988 Trena Clark ........................................................... 271989 N/A1990 Catherine Wright ............................................... 371991 Suzanne Parker ................................................... 231992 Judy McMillan..................................................... 261993 Judy McMillan..................................................... 271994 Lonnisha Brown ................................................. 331995 Tonya Norman .................................................... 211996 Danielle Jones..................................................... 221997 Raynisha Rushton .............................................. 341998 Danielle Jones..................................................... 221999 Angel Cashwell, Johari Tucker .........................92000 Michelle Patterson, Jessica Bagwell ............ 132001 Janelle Lafrades.................................................. 172002 Michelle Patterson ............................................ 212003 Janelle Lafrades.................................................. 172004 Janelle Lafrades.................................................. 192005 Micki Rodriguez ................................................. 192006 Allison Greene .................................................... 212007 Micki Rodriguez ................................................. 212008 Micki Rodriguez ................................................. 342009 Jamie Raab ........................................................... 192010 Jamie Raab ........................................................... 162011 Melina Valles .......................................... 192012 Melina Valles .......................................... 23

Total Bases1987 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 741988 Michelle Baytop ................................................. 761989 N/A1990 Cassandra Terry .................................................. 951991 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 831992 Judy McMillan..................................................... 621993 Lisa Westcott ....................................................... 921994 Beverly Withers................................................... 741995 Onisha Cook ........................................................ 891996 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 631997 Lekita Wilson .....................................................1401998 Charo Tate ............................................................ 941999 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 272000 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 542001 Angel Cashwell ................................................... 632002 Angel Cashwell ................................................... 512003 Rachelle Wigenton ............................................ 522004 Kristy Groves ....................................................... 472005 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 38

2006 Allison Greene .................................................... 782007 Hitomi Greene, Jewel White .......................... 652008 Jeanette Sauceda .............................................. 752009 Rebecca Barnes .................................................. 762010 Danielle Wright .................................................. 522011 Danielle Wright .................................................. 922012 Haley Ward ............................................. 75

PITCHINGInnings Pitched1983 Paulette Hack ................................................ 150.01984 Paulette Hack ................................................ 175.01985 Paulette Hack ................................................ 125.01986 Schree Potts ......................................................80.01987 Schree Potts ......................................................67.01988 Kim Theriault ................................................. 131.01989 Kim Theriault ....................................................80.01990 Catherine Wright ......................................... 235.01991 Kelley Carr ...................................................... 123.21992 Kelley Carr ...................................................... 171.21993 Kelley Carr ...................................................... 121.21994 Angela Smith ................................................ 107.11995 Trina Williams ...................................................77.01996 Angela Smith ................................................ 129.21997 Angela Smith ................................................ 203.11998 Kara Campbell .............................................. 159.11999 Kara Campbell .................................................67.12000 Tamika Hawkins ..............................................91.12001 Johari Tucker ................................................. 137.22002 Lenore Heron ................................................ 149.12003 Lenore Heron ................................................ 119.22004 Lenore Heron ................................................ 160.12005 Natasha Steele .............................................. 116.22006 Natasha Steele .............................................. 152.22007 Alyssa Velazquez .......................................... 150.12008 Micki Rodriguez ........................................... 137.02009 Alyssa Velazquez .......................................... 182.12010 Alyssa Velazquez .......................................... 154.02011 Casey Pomeroy ............................................. 139.22012 Jamie Schulle ....................................192.1

Wins1983 Paulette Hack ...................................................... 241984 Paulette Hack ...................................................... 281985 Paulette Hack ...................................................... 251986 Schree Potts ......................................................... 171987 Schree Potts ......................................................... 161988 Kim Theriault ....................................................... 161989 Kim Theriault ..........................................................71990 Catherine Wright ............................................... 281991 Kelley Carr ............................................................ 161992 Kelley Carr ............................................................ 211993 Shane Sams ......................................................... 141994 Angela Smith ...................................................... 171995 Angela Smith ...................................................... 101996 Angela Smith ...................................................... 151997 Angela Smith ...................................................... 271998 Kara Campbell, Tammy Pezzella ................... 121999 Johari Tucker ..........................................................42000 Johari Tucker ..........................................................72001 Johari Tucker, Tamika Hawkins ........................72002 Lenore Heron .........................................................82003 Lenore Heron .........................................................62004 Lenore Heron .........................................................62005 Natasha Steele, Micki Rodriguez ....................52006 Natasha Steele .................................................... 112007 Leekycia Brown .................................................. 10

All-Time Year-by-Year Batting\Pitching Leaders




2008 Leekycia Brown .................................................. 102009 Alyssa Velazquez ................................................ 172010 Alyssa Velazquez ...................................................82011 Casey Pomeroy ................................................... 132012 Jamie Schulle ......................................... 13

Strikeouts1983 Paulette Hack .........................................................61984 Paulette Hack ...................................................... 151985 Paulette Hack ...................................................... 121986 Schree Potts ......................................................... 291987 Schree Potts ......................................................... 291988 Kim Theriault ....................................................... 591989 Kim Theriault ....................................................... 451990 Catherine Wright .............................................1651991 Kelley Carr ............................................................ 921992 Kelley Carr ..........................................................1191993 Kelley Carr ............................................................ 651994 Angela Smith ...................................................... 701995 Angela Smith ...................................................... 671996 Angela Smith ....................................................1341997 Angela Smith ....................................................1501998 Kara Campbell .................................................... 951999 Kara Campbell .................................................... 672000 Tamika Hawkins ................................................. 692001 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 702002 Lenore Heron ...................................................... 852003 Lenore Heron ...................................................... 572004 Lenore Heron ...................................................... 732005 Natasha Steele .................................................... 692006 Natasha Steele .................................................... 542007 Alyssa Velazquez ................................................ 922008 Micki Rodriguez ................................................. 942009 Alyssa Velazquez ..............................................1102010 Alyssa Velazquez ................................................ 662011 Casey Pomeroy ................................................... 992012 Jamie Schulle .......................................137

ERA1983 Paulette Hack ...................................................1.011984 Paulette Hack ...................................................0.631985 Paulette Hack ...................................................0.591986 Schree Potts ......................................................3.451987 Brenda Holeman .............................................2.651988 Kim Theriault ....................................................3.101989 Kim Theriault ....................................................3.031990 Catherine Wright ............................................3.101991 Kelley Carr .........................................................2.091992 Kelley Carr .........................................................1.101993 Kelley Carr .........................................................2.301994 Angela Smith ...................................................0.981995 Angela Smith ...................................................1.341996 Tammy Pezzella ...............................................3.131997 Angela Smith ...................................................3.631998 Tammy Pezzella ...............................................2.131999 Kara Campbell .................................................3.212000 Tamika Hawkins ..............................................3.842001 Johari Tucker ....................................................2.142002 Michelle Patterson .........................................2.432003 Samantha Urban .............................................2.702004 Lenore Heron ...................................................2.972005 Lenore Heron ...................................................2.512006 Leekycia Brown ...............................................2.682007 Alyssa Velazquez .............................................3.072008 Leekycia Brown ...............................................3.072009 Alyssa Velazquez .............................................1.882010 Alyssa Velazquez .............................................2.95

2011 Casey Pomeroy ................................................2.362012 Liz Riley ...............................................2.93

FIELDINGPutouts (Infielders)1983 Monica Hood ...................................................... 721984 Monica Hood ...................................................... 851985 Kim Alexander .................................................... 901986 Kim Alexander .................................................... 801987 Kim Alexander ..................................................1451988 Kim Alexander ..................................................1591989 Tonya Green ........................................................ 561990 Angela Ruppel ..................................................1951991 Jennifer Carr ......................................................1651992 Gail Delaney ......................................................1461993 Lisa Westcott .....................................................1981994 Lisa Westcott .....................................................1421995 Angie Crecilus ...................................................1861996 Nakia Johnson ..................................................1421997 Tammy Pezzella ................................................2681998 N/A1999 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 972000 Jessica Bagwell .................................................1332001 N/A2002 Crystal Woods ...................................................2742003 Jessica Donester ..............................................2222004 Joi Stewart .........................................................2482005 Allison Greene ..................................................3842006 Allison Greene ..................................................4192007 Micki Rodriguez ...............................................3492008 Jeanette Sauceda ............................................2252009 Jeanette Sauceda ............................................2742010 Jeanette Sauceda ............................................3282011 Melina Valles ........................................3192012 Melina Valles ........................................264

Putouts (Outfielders)1983 Fatima James ...................................................... 301984 Fatima James ...................................................... 431985 Veronica McCargo ............................................. 341986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 381987 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 651988 Katrina Alexander, Cassandra Terry ............ 411989 Cassandra Terry .................................................. 231990 Michelle Stone .................................................... 441991 Suzy Parker, Michelle Stone ........................... 331992 Cristal Singleton ................................................. 321993 Onisha Cook ........................................................ 301994 Onisha Cook ........................................................ 371995 Lekita Wilson ....................................................... 661996 Beverly Withers................................................... 351997 Danielle Jones..................................................... 251998 N/A1999 Danielle Jones..................................................... 172000 Dorshawn Bradshaw ........................................ 322001 N/A2002 Angel Cashwell ................................................... 562003 Janelle Lafrades.................................................. 492004 Aiyana Hill ............................................................ 472005 Priscilla Weidner ................................................. 352006 Katie Byrne ........................................................... 572007 Cassandra Petway ............................................. 512008 Brianeisha Eure ................................................... 732009 Danielle Wright .................................................. 572010 Danielle Wright .................................................. 482011 Danielle Wright .................................................. 582012 Danielle Wright, Haley Ward ................... 62

Assists (Infielders)1983 Cheryl Goudelock .............................................. 311984 Michelle Gregory ............................................... 421985 Michelle Gregory ............................................... 561986 Trena Clark ........................................................... 511987 Michelle Gregory ............................................... 611988 Trena Clark ........................................................... 511989 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 201990 Catherine Wright ............................................... 691991 Barbara Evans ..................................................... 551992 Andrea Evans ...................................................... 611993 Judy McMillian ................................................... 711994 Judy McMillian ................................................... 871995 Lonnisha Brown ................................................. 781996 Angela Smith ...................................................... 531997 Angela Smith ...................................................... 841998 N/A1999 Johari Tucker ....................................................... 252000 Jessica Donester ................................................ 462001 N/A2002 Jessica Donester ..............................................1122003 Allison Greene .................................................... 792004 Allison Greene ..................................................1162005 Cassandra Petway ...........................................1082006 Micki Rodriguez ...............................................1222007 Jewel White .......................................................1192008 Jewel White ......................................................... 862009 Candice Vasquez ................................................ 752010 Candice Vasquez ................................................ 902011 Candice Vasquez ................................................ 732012 Gipsy Ramirez ........................................ 87

Assists (Outfielders)1983 Veronica McCargo ............................................. 101984 Veronica McCargo ............................................. 121985 Veronica McCargo ................................................81986 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 121987 Ursel Bruton ........................................................ 101988 Michelle Baytop ....................................................41989 Cassandra Terry .....................................................41990 Michelle Stone .................................................... 111991 Suzy Parker .............................................................51992 Michelle Stone .......................................................51993 Angie Williams .......................................................91994 Angie Williams .......................................................61995 Onisha Cook ...........................................................81996 Sharon Skipper ......................................................81997 Danielle Jones........................................................41998 N/A1999 Danielle Jones........................................................42000 Angel Cashwell ......................................................42001 N/A2002 Angel Cashwell ......................................................62003 Aiyana Hill ...............................................................62004 Cassandra Petway, Katie Byrne ........................32005 Priscilla Weidner ....................................................32006 Priscilla Weidner ....................................................52007 Cassandra Petway, Gladys Cabeza .................32008 Brianeisha Eure ......................................................82009 Danielle Wright .....................................................82010 Danielle Wright .....................................................62011 Danielle Wright .....................................................82012 Haley Ward ............................................... 6


All-Time Year-by-Year Pitching/Fielding Leaders




All-Conference Honorees1984Ursel Bruton

1985Ursel Bruton

1986Michele Baytop, RFUrsel Bruton, CFTrena Clark, 3B

1987First TeamUrsel Bruton, CFMichele Baytop, RFMichele Gregory, SSKim Alexander, 1BCassandra Terry, DH

Second TeamTrena Clark, 3BSchree Potts, PCelestine Vaughn, LFTabmitha Young, 2BBrandy Nichols, C

1988Cassandra Terry, INF

1989Cassandra Terry, LFBarbara Evans, 1B

1990Michelle Stone, RFBarbara Evans, SSCathy Wright, P

1991Kelly Carr, PBarbara Evans, SSAndrea Evans, 3BJennifer Carr, CAngela Williams, 2B

1992First TeamJudy McMillan, SSKelley Carr, P

Second TeamAngie Williams, 2B

1993First TeamLisa Westcott, 1BOnisha Cook, OFKelly Carr, P

Second TeamShane Sams, PJudy McMillan, SS

1994First TeamAngela Williams, RFNakia Johnson, CShame Sams, PBeverly Withers, DH

Second TeamLonnisha Brown, 3B

1995First TeamNakia Johnson, CTrina Williams, P/1BOnisha Cook, CF

Second TeamLonnisha Brown, 3BShane Sams, P

1996Angela Smith, PNakia Johnson, C

1997First TeamAngela Smith, PDanielle Jones, LFLekita Wilson, C

Second TeamMashanta Todd, 3B

1998Second TeamBlanca Vazquez, DH

1999Second TeamMashanta Todd, IF

2001Second TeamAngel Cashwell, OFMichelle Patterson, IF

2002None

2003Second TeamJessica Donester, 1B

2004None

2005None

2006First TeamAllison Greene, INF

Second TeamHitomi Greene, INF

2007Second TeamAlyssa Velazquez, PHitomi Greene, INFCassandra Petway, OFBrianeisha Eure, UTL

2008Second TeamBrianeisha Eure, OF

2009First TeamAlyssa Velazquez, PMeghan Ramsey, C

Second TeamJamie Raab, INFBrianeisha Eure, OFRebecca Barnes, UTL

2010None

2011First TeamDanielle Wright, OFJeanette Sauceda, OF

Second TeamKathy Cortez, C

2012First TeamHaley Ward, OF

Second TeamGipsy Ramirez, SS

All-Tournament Team (CIAA and MEAC)1987Ursel BrutonMichele BaytopMichele GregoryKim AlexanderBrenda Holeman (MVP)

1990Samantha ThompsonMichelle StoneBarbara EvansCathy Wright (MVP)

1991Cathy WrightBarbara EvansJennifer Carr

1992Andrea EvansKelly Carr

1993Onisha Cook

1994Angie WilliamsShane Sams

1995None

1996None

1997Lekita WilsonAkilah JacksonAngela Smith (MVP)

1999None

2001Ebonie McClintock, OFMichelle Patterson, IF

2002None

2004None

2005N/A

2006None

2007None

2008Leekycia Brown, PRebecca Barnes, 3BBrianeisha Eure, OF

2009None

2010N/A

2011Casey Pomeroy, PDanielle Wright, OF

2012None

All-Rookie Team1991* Kelly Carr, P

1992* Judy McMillan, SS* Tianika Mangum, 2B

1993* Nakia Johnson, C* Lakicia Coltrane, 2B* Beverly Withers, RF/DH

1994* Angie Smith, P

1996Danielle Jones, CFTammy Pezzella, SS/PDelonda Reed, 2B

1997Akilah Jackson, SSLaToya Crocker, OF

Player of the Year1987 - Ursel Bruton1990 – Cathy Wright (Co-)1991 – Kelly Carr (Co-)1992 – Kelly Carr1993 – Lisa Westcott1997 – Lekita Wilson

Coach of the Year1984 – Turan Smith (Co-)1984 – Clarence Staton (Co-)1987 – Turan Smith1988 – Turan Smith1990 – Turan Smith1992 – Turan Smith1997 – Turan Smith

Rookie of the Year* 1991 – Kelly Carr* 1993 – Nakia Johnson* 1994 – Angie Smith (Co-)* 1997 – Akilah Jackson1998 – Charo Tate

All-Americans1987 – Ursel Bruton, CF1988 – Michelle Baytop, RF1988 – Cassandra Terry, CF

Retired Numbers2 – Paulette Hack, P 1983-857 – Ursel Bruton, CF 1984-87

* CIAA Northern Division

AWARDS



-A-Alexander, Katrina ................................................................1985-88Alexander, Kim.......................................................................1985-88Archer, Ashley ........................................................................2005-08Aylor, Natasha ..............................................................................2008

-B-Bagwell, Jessica ...........................................................................2000Barnes, Rebecca ....................................................................2008-10Baytop, Michelle ...................................................................1985-88Belton, Lytonia ...........................................................1987-88, 1991Blanding, Tarsha ..........................................................................2000Bohn, Tomi ..............................................................................2002-03Boyd, Morgan .............................................. 2011-PresentBradshaw, Dorshawn .....................................................1997-2000Brooks, Willena ............................................................................1997Brookins, Kim .........................................................................1992-94Brothers, Johnnice ...............................................................1995-96Brown, Leekycia ....................................................................2006-09Brown, Lonnisha ...................................................................1993-95Bruton, Ursel ...........................................................................1984-87Burke, Alicia ..................................................................................2004Byrd, Andrea .................................................................................1995Byrne, Katie .............................................................................2003-06

-C-Cabeza, Gladys ......................................................................2007-08Campbell, Kara ..........................................................1998-99, 2001Carr, Jennifer ................................................................................1991Carr, Kelley...............................................................................1991-93Carrasquillo, Angel .....................................................................2004Cashwell, Angel ................................................................1999-2002Castaneda, Elizabeth ...........................................................2009-11Cave, Allison ...........................................................................2004-05Chambers, Audra ........................................................................1997Clark, Trena .............................................................................1985-88Coltrane, LaKicia ...................................................................1993-96Cook, Onisha ..........................................................................1993-95Cortez, Kathy ............................................... 2011-PresentCreceilus, Angie .....................................................................1992-95Crocker, LaToya ......................................................................1997-98

-D-Davis, Chelsea ............................................. 2012-PresentDelaney, Gail ..........................................................................1990-92Donester, Jessica ...................................................................2000-03Doresy, Tanya .........................................................................1990-92Duplessis, K’Rin ...........................................................................2002

-E-Easter, CaShawn ....................................................................1993-96Eure, Brianeisha .....................................................................2007-10Evans, Andrea ........................................................................1990-92Evans, Barbara........................................................................1988-91

-F-Faulkner, Nenesta .......................................................................1986Fleming, Alexa .............................................................................2011Frenzley, Aronda .........................................................................1990Fungo, Kristin .........................................................................2009-10

-G-Gee, Adina .....................................................................................2004Giarrizzo, Gillian ......................................... 2012-PresentGray, Whittni .................................................................................2012Green, Tonya .................................................................................1988Greene, Allison ......................................................................2003-06Greene, Hitomi ......................................................................2006-07Gregory, Michelle .................................................................1984-87Griffin, Lashelle ............................................................................1997Groves, Kristy ...............................................................................2004

-H-Hack, Paulette ........................................................................1983-85Haraway, Samantha .............................................................2004-05Harding, Marlene ............................................................2007, 2009Hardy, Susan ......................................................................1999-2000

Harmon, Stephanie ....................................................................1990Harrison, Crystal ....................................................................2002-03Harvey, Della ................................................................................1986Hawkins, Tamika ...................................................................2000-03Heron, Lenore ........................................................................2002-05Hill, Aiyana ..............................................................................2001-04Hill, Tracey .....................................................................................1995Hodges, Kim .................................................................................2002Holland, Whitney ..................................................................2011-12Hood, Cheryl ..........................................................................1983-84Hood, Monica.........................................................................1983-84Hook, Shardae .......................................................................2005-06

-J-Jackson, Akilah ............................................................................1997James, Fatima .........................................................................1983-85Johnson, Nakia ......................................................................1993-96Jones, Danielle .......................................................................1996-99Jones, Kasie .............................................................................1988-89Jones, Nikki ................................................. 2011-PresentJones, Rashida .............................................................................2001

-K-Kennedy, Katrena .................................................................2000-03

-L-Lafrades, Janelle ....................................................................2001-04Lanier, Danielle ............................................................................1986Lewis, Amelia .........................................................................2008-09Long, Meagan ........................................................................2010-11

-M-Mangum, Tianika ..................................................................1992-95Manning, Cynthia .......................................................................1986Mason, Uranda ............................................................................2008Mathis, Elizabeth.........................................................................1994Mathis, Jamie ...............................................................................1994McArthur, Brie ..............................................................................2001McCargo, Veronica ...............................................................1983-86McClintock, Ebonie ....................................................................2001McMillian, Judy......................................................................1992-94McRobbie, Margaret ............................................................1998-99Mitchell, Robyn ........................................... 2012-PresentMoriarty, Alina ............................................ 2012-PresentMorrison, Jennifer ................................................................2005-07

-N-Neydon, Dyitha .....................................................................2005-07Nichols, Brandy......................................................................1987-88Norman, Tonya ..........................................................1994-96, 1998

-P-Parker, Patricia .............................................................................1986Parker, Suzy .............................................................................1990-92Patterson, Michelle ..............................................................2000-02Peacock, Monique ......................................................................1986Peaton, Jacklyn ............................................................................2008Pettitt, Marjorie .......................................... 2012-PresentPetway, Cassandra ................................................................2004-07Pezzella, Tammy ....................................................................1996-99Pomeroy, Casey .....................................................................2009-11Potts, Schree ...........................................................................1986-87

-R-Raab, Jamie .............................................................................2009-10Ramirez, Gipsy ............................................ 2010-PresentRamirez, Tierra .............................................................................2009Ramsey, Meghan ..................................................................2007-10Rayford, Serina.............................................................................1991Reed, Dalonda .......................................................................1996-98Riley, Liz ....................................................... 2012-PresentRivera, Shayla .........................................................................2001-03Rodriguez, Micki ...................................................................2005-08Ruppel, Angela ............................................................................1990Rushton, Raynisha ................................................................1997-99

-S-Sams, Shane ...........................................................................1992-95Sauceda, Jeanette ................................................................2008-11Saunders, Lynn ............................................................................1986Schulle, Jamie ............................................. 2011-PresentScott, Colette ................................................................................1986Scott, Greta ...................................................................................1986Scruggs, Cassie ............................................................................2004Senior, Taneshe’ ...........................................................................2004Shands, Adrienne .......................................................................1988Sharpley, Tai ............................................................................2003-06Shavies, Evett .........................................................................1995-96Singleton, Cristal ...................................................................1992-94Skipper, Sharon .....................................................................1995-97Smith, Angela.........................................................................1994-97Smith, Donna ...............................................................................1990Spanka, Sara .................................................................................2010Spracklin, Rose ............................................................................2007Stancil, Carlethea ..................................................................1993-96Steele, Natasha ......................................................................2005-06Stewart, Joi .............................................................................2003-05Stone, Michelle ......................................................................1989-92

-T-Tate, Charo ....................................................................................1998Taylor, Kristin ................................................................................2002Tedder, Sonya ...............................................................................1986Terry, Cassandra ....................................................................1987-90Theriault, Kim .........................................................................1988-90Thompson, Samantha ..............................................................1986Thompson, Sharon.....................................................................1986Tillar, Erica....................................................................2003, 2005-07Todd, MaShanta ....................................................................1997-99Tucker, Johari ....................................................................1999-2001Turner, Kym ...................................................................................1993

-U-Urban, Samantha ........................................................................2003

-V-Valles, Melina .............................................. 2011-PresentVasquez, Blanca ...........................................................................1998Vasquez, Candice ..................................................................2009-12Vaughn, Celestine ................................................................1986-87Velazquez, Alyssa ......................................................2007, 2009-11

-W-Ward, Haley ................................................. 2012-PresentWeidner, Priscilla ...................................................................2005-06Westcott, Lisa .........................................................................1993-94White, Jewel ...........................................................................2007-08Wigenton, Rachelle ....................................................................2003Wiggins, Dijon...................................................................1999-2000Williams, Angie ......................................................................1991-94Williams, Trina ........................................................................1994-95Wilson, LeKita .............................................................1995-97, 1999Withers, Beverly ....................................................................1993-96Wittwer, Sarah ........................................................................2007-08Woods, Crystal .............................................................................2002Wright, Catherine .................................................................1990-91Wright, Danielle ....................................................................2009-12

-Y-Young, Tabmitha ...................................................................1987-89


All-Time Letterwinners

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDESEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS

TURAN SMITH ERA (375-147-1, .718; 190-57-1 CIAA/MEAC, .768, 14 years)

198730-13 (16-5 CIAA)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. ScoreGame-by-Game Results Unavailable

198834-8 (23-1 CIAA, 23-1 CIAA North)

(Dates for the 1988 season are unavailable)Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score North Carolina A&T A W 4-0 North Carolina A&T A L 6-7 St. Paul’s * H W 11-1 St. Paul’s * H L 7-8 Hampton * H W 28-4 Hampton * H W 18-4 Bowie State * H W 19-1 Bowie State * H W 7-1 Chowan A L 2-5 Chowan A W 16-5 Elizabeth City State * A W 3-1 Elizabeth City State * A W 10-2 Virginia State * A W 21-8 Virginia State * A W 20-5 North Carolina A&T H W-forfeit 7-0 North Carolina A&T H W-forfeit 7-0 Mary Washington H W 7-1 Mary Washington H W 14-1 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H W 5-4 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H L 6-15 St. Paul’s * A W 19-12 St. Paul’s * A W 5-2 Elizabeth City State * H W 4-0 Elizabeth City State * H W 5-3 Bowie State * A W-forfeit 7-0 Bowie State * A W 21-4 Virginia Union * A W 13-6 Virginia Union * A W 21-6 Hampton * A W 18-6 Hampton * A W 12-6 Virginia Union * H W-forfeit 7-0 Virginia Union * H W-forfeit 7-0 Virginia A L 0-10 Virginia A L 1-10 George Mason A L 1-7 George Mason A L 1-17 Virginia State * H W-forfeit 7-0 Virginia State * H W-forfeit 7-0 Shaw # N W 16-5 Fayetteville State # N W 6-5 St. Augustine’s # N W 9-4 St. Augustine’s # N W 4-1* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament

198910-6

Date Opponent Loc. Res. ScoreGame-by-Game Results Unavailable

199028-11 (23-2 CIAA, 21-2 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/7 Christopher Newport N L 0-33/10 North Carolina Central * A W 12-13/10 North Carolina Central * A L 1-23/11 North Carolina Central * A W 14-63/13 Hampton * H W 4-33/13 Hampton * H W 8-43/15 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H L 4-9

3/15 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H L 1-43/17 Niagara C.C. H W ** 10-73/17 Niagara C.C. H W ** 10-23/21 Millersville H L 1-83/21 Millersville H L 0-113/22 Bowie State * A W 13-23/22 Bowie State * A W 21-13/23 Virginia Tech H L 4-53/23 Virginia Tech H W 16-53/27 Virginia Union * A W 19-03/27 Virginia Union * A W 6-34/4 Mary Washington A L 2-3 (8)4/4 Mary Washington A L 10-134/5 Virginia State * A W 10-24/5 Virginia State * A W 14-64/8 Bowie State * H W 12-24/8 Bowie State * H W 10-04/10 Virginia Union * H W 19-24/10 Virginia Union * H W 14-14/13 St. Paul’s * A W 20-04/13 St. Paul’s * A W 27-24/17 Hampton * A L 2-34/17 Hampton * A W 20-164/18 Elizabeth City State * H W 5-24/18 Elizabeth City State * H W 10-34/19 Virginia State * H W 11-84/19 Virginia State * H W 6-54/23 Elizabeth City State * A W 10-14/23 Elizabeth City State * A W 15-24/27 Fayetteville State # N W 11-94/27 Virginia State # N W 6-24/28 St. Augustine’s # N W 6-44/28 St. Augustine’s # N L 1-64/28 St. Augustine’s # N W 10-2** - Does not count toward overall team record* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Winston-Salem, N.C.

199129-9 (15-3 CIAA, 15-3 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/7 St. Paul’s * H W 32-03/7 St. Paul’s * H W 20-03/8 Virginia State $ N W 17-13/8 St. Augustine’s $ N W 6-43/9 Hampton $ A W 4-13/12 Hampton * A L 1-43/12 Hampton * A L 1-113/21 St. Paul’s * A W 13-03/21 St. Paul’s * A W 11-03/26 Virginia Union * A W 13-13/26 Virginia Union * A W 10-03/28 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H W 8-73/28 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H W 10-94/1 Elizabeth City State * H W 20-24/1 Elizabeth City State * H W 8-04/2 Bowie State * H W-forfeit 7-04/2 Bowie State * H W-forfeit 7-04/4 Siena H W 12-24/4 Siena H W 6-54/5 George Mason A L 3-124/5 George Mason A L 6-7 (8)4/6 Lynchburg & N W 8-7 (9)4/6 Molloy & N W 17-04/6 Salisbury & N L 0-34/7 Gannon & N L 0-84/9 Hampton * H L 0-64/9 Hampton * H W 2-14/11 Virginia Union * H W 13-04/11 Virginia Union * H W 11-14/15 Elizabeth City State * A W 12-14/15 Elizabeth City State * A W 12-14/19 North Carolina Central # N W 12-24/19 St. Augustine’s # N L 6-134/24 Virginia State # N W 4-34/27 North Carolina Central # N W 12-24/27 Hampton # N W 3-24/27 St. Augustine’s # N W 7-3

4/27 St. Augustine’s # N L 9-12$ - Hampton Invitational – Hampton, Va.& - Mary Washington Invitational – Fredericksburg, Va.* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Hampton, Va.

199228-10-1 (14-1-1 CIAA, 10-1-1 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/1 Virginia Tech H W 16-23/1 Virginia Tech H W 8-33/4 St. Paul’s * H W 10-03/4 St. Paul’s * H W 18-13/16 Molloy H L 5-63/16 Molloy H L 1-93/17 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H L 3-103/17 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H L 1-63/19 Hampton * A L 1-33/19 Hampton * A T 2-23/21 North Carolina Central $ N W 18-03/21 Livingstone $ N W 15-03/22 Johnson C. Smith $ N W 26-03/22 Fayetteville State $ N W 3-03/25 Franklin Pierce H W 16-23/25 Franklin Pierce H L 1-43/27 Virginia State * A W 21-03/27 Virginia State * A W 12-13/28 Adams State H W 5-33/29 Virginia Union * H W 12-03/29 Virginia Union * H W 22-83/30 Bowie State * H W 12-43/30 Bowie State * H W 15-24/3 St. Paul’s A W 13-34/3 St. Paul’s A W 6-04/4 UMES A W 26-04/4 UMES A W-forfeit 7-04/7 Virginia Wesleyan A W 3-24/7 Virginia Wesleyan A L 1-74/9 Hampton H L 1-44/9 Hampton H L 2-84/10 Elizabeth City State * A W 12-24/10 Elizabeth City State * A W 16-14/14 Elmira & N L 2-144/14 Christopher Newport A W 9-14/17 North Carolina Central # N W 12-24/17 St. Augustine’s # N W 6-5 (10)4/18 Hampton # N W 3-1 (8)4/19 St. Augustine’s # N W 4-1$ - CIAA Round-Up – Raleigh, N.C.& - Newport News, Va.* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Raleigh, N.C.

199330-8 (12-2 CIAA, 10-1 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/11 Bethune-Cookman $ N W 20-03/11 Florida A&M $ A L 4-163/12 Edward Waters $ N W 28-93/16 St. Paul’s * H W 9-63/16 St. Paul’s * H W 19-03/19 LeMoyne H W 11-83/19 LeMoyne H L 3-83/21 UMES H W 11-13/21 UMES H W 14-03/23 Elizabeth City State * H W 23-33/23 Elizabeth City State * H W 22-13/26 St. Augustine’s * & N W 8-03/26 Winston-Salem State * & N W 25-03/26 Shaw * & N L 3-7 (8)3/31 Virginia Union * A W 10-33/31 Virginia Union * A W 13-14/1 Chowan H W 10-54/1 Chowan H W 7-34/4 Delaware State A W 16-144/4 UMES A W 21-1



4/5 Virginia Union H W 21-44/8 SUNY New Platz H W 12-44/8 SUNY New Platz H W 3-24/9 Elizabeth City State % N W 19-34/9 Elizabeth City State % N W 13-34/9 St. Paul’s % N W 10-04/9 St. Paul’s % N W 14-04/10 Bowie State * ^ N W 17-04/10 Bowie State * ^ N W 11-24/12 Hampton * A L 0-104/12 Hampton * A W 6-04/13 Chowan A L 2-34/13 Chowan A L 5-74/14 Hampton * H W 6-54/16 Fayetteville State # N W 10-04/16 St. Augustine’s # N L 10-114/17 North Carolina Central # N W 13-24/17 Shaw # N L 4-5$ - Florida A&M Invitational – Tallahassee, Fla.& - CIAA Round-Up – Raleigh, N.C.% - Richmond, Va.^ - Hampton, Va.* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Hampton, Va.

199442-6 (13-1 CIAA, 10-0 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/27 Chowan H W 10-42/27 Chowan H W 2-13/9 Edward Waters H W 19-73/10 Bethune-Cookman $ N W 8-03/10 North Carolina A&T $ N W 12-03/10 Florida A&M $ A L 4-83/11 South Carolina State $ N W 24-23/12 UMES $ N W 13-13/15 UMES H W 9-03/15 UMES H W 13-33/16 SUNY-Brockport H W 3-23/16 SUNY-Brockport H W 3-13/19 Fayetteville State * & N W 7-23/19 St. Augustine’s * & N W 7-33/20 Shaw * & N L 2-83/20 Winston-Salem State * & N W 24-23/22 Virginia Union * H W 16-13/22 Virginia Union * H W 9-13/23 Bowie State * H W 12-13/23 Bowie State * H W 6-33/24 New England H W 12-03/24 New England H W 16-14/4 Hampton * H W 5-34/4 Hampton * H W 9-14/5 Virginia Union A W 25-34/5 Virginia Union A W 29-34/8 Bowie State A W 9-04/8 Bowie State A W 9-14/9 Morgan State A W 27-34/9 Morgan State A W 18-54/10 UMES A W 28-34/10 UMES A W 15-54/12 Chowan A L 2-84/12 Chowan A W 6-54/14 St. Paul’s * A W 23-04/14 St. Paul’s * A W 18-44/15 St. Paul’s H W 27-24/15 St. Paul’s H W 4-04/16 Elizabeth City State * H W 5-04/16 Elizabeth City State * H W 7-14/16 Elizabeth City State H W 15-14/16 Elizabeth City State H W 7-04/18 Hampton A W 17-64/18 Hampton A L 7-8 (8)4/22 North Carolina Central # N W 15-24/22 St. Augustine’s # N W 10-24/23 Shaw # N L 1-74/23 St. Augustine’s N L 6-7$ - Florida A&M Invitational – Tallahassee, Fla.& - CIAA Mid-Season Classic – Hampton, Va.

* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Raleigh, N.C.

199529-9 (14-2 CIAA, 8-2 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/26 Chowan H L 6-72/26 Chowan H L 4-8 (8)2/28 Elizabeth City State * H W 16-02/28 Elizabeth City State * H W 14-43/9 Bethune-Cookman $ N W 15-33/9 South Carolina State $ N W 8-03/9 Florida A&M $ A L 7-143/14 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H W 7-53/14 St. Joseph’s (Maine) H L 6-7 (9) St. Paul’s * A W 19-1 St. Paul’s * A W 22-1 North Carolina Central * A W 10-03/19 St. Augustine’s * & N W 7-43/19 Shaw * & A W 8-03/19 Johnson C. Smith * & N W 17-03/31 Morgan State A W 16-03/31 Morgan State A W 15-24/1 Bowie State * A W 12-64/1 Bowie State * A W 7-44/5 Maine-Presque Isle H W 24-24/5 Maine-Presque Isle H W 16-04/6 Virginia Union * H W 11-14/6 Virginia Union * H W 30-04/6 Virginia Union H W 17-04/6 Virginia Union H W 12-14/7 Elizabeth City State A W 17-14/7 Elizabeth City State A W 25-54/9 Bowie State H W 19-64/9 Bowie State H W 20-24/11 St. Paul’s H W 14-24/11 St. Paul’s H W 10-24/15 Hampton * H L 1-4 (8)4/15 Hampton * H L 3-54/17 Chowan A L 1-9 Shaw # N L 4-8 Elizabeth City State # N W 16-0 Fayetteville State # N W 17-8 Shaw # N L 4-10$ - Florida A&M Spring Sports Carnival – Tallahassee, Fla.& - CIAA Mid-Season Classic – Raleigh, N.C.* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament

199624-7 (14-1 CIAA, 10-0 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/8 South Carolina State $ N W 11-33/8 Florida A&M $ A L 2-123/8 North Carolina Central $ N W 13-33/9 Hampton $ N L 1-63/9 Bethune-Cookman $ N L 4-93/15 Shaw * & N L 1-63/16 St. Augustine’s * & N W 6-03/16 Johnson C. Smith * & N W 12-43/23 Virginia Union * A W 26-13/23 Virginia Union * A W 28-43/26 Virginia State * A W 22-83/26 Virginia State * A W 24-03/31 Elizabeth City State * H W 8-03/31 Elizabeth City State * H W 25-04/3 Virginia Union H W 23-74/3 Virginia Union H W 22-04/4 Maine-Presque Isle H L 7-114/4 Maine-Presque Isle H W 10-34/5 Bowie State * H W 10-24/5 Bowie State * H W 12-34/11 Winston-Salem State * % N W 10-24/11 Elizabeth City State A W 10-14/11 Elizabeth City State A W 18-14/12 St. Paul’s * A W 11-0

4/12 St. Paul’s * A W 13-34/12 Virginia State A W 17-104/12 Virginia State A W 14-04/17 Fayetteville State * ^ N W 16-14/19 Fayetteville State # N W 10-24/19 St. Augustine’s # N L 3-84/19 North Carolina Central # N L 7-13$ - Florida A&M Spring Sports Carnival – Tallahassee, Fla.& - CIAA Mid-Season Classic – Norfolk, Va. (Northside Park)% - Petersburg, Va.^ - Richmond, Va.* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Raleigh, N.C.

199738-9 (14-2 CIAA, 9-1 CIAA North)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/6 North Carolina A&T $ N W 13-123/6 Florida A&M $ A L 3-123/7 Alabama State $ N W 13-13/7 Bethune-Cookman $ N L 1-93/10 Alabama State A W 21-83/10 Alabama State A W 24-123/14 Pace & N W 4-23/15 Fordham & N W 1-03/15 St. Francis & N W 5-43/16 Fordham & N W 4-33/16 Seton Hall & N L 0-83/17 Virginia Union * A W 35-23/17 Virginia Union * A W 19-73/18 St. Paul’s * A W 28-13/18 St. Paul’s * A W 15-13/21 North Carolina Central * % N L 0-83/21 Winston-Salem State * % N W 13-23/22 Johnson C. Smith * % N W 19-133/22 Shaw * % N W 11-23/22 Fayetteville State * % N W 14-73/23 St. Augustine’s * % N W 7-43/25 Virginia State * A W 15-13/25 Virginia State * A W 10-03/27 Bowie State * H W 4-13/27 Bowie State * H L 2-8 (8)3/28 UMBC ^ N L 5-6 (8)3/28 Siena ^ N L 1-83/28 East Carolina ^ N L 0-73/29 Liberty ^ N L 6-144/1 Maine-Presque Isle H W 10-04/1 Maine-Presque Isle H W 10-04/2 Virginia State H W 17-24/2 Virginia State H W 11-54/3 Elizabeth City State * A W 24-124/3 Elizabeth City State * A W 14-54/5 Bowie State A W 9-54/5 Bowie State A W 18-14/8 St. Paul’s H W 19-44/8 St. Paul’s H W 15-54/10 Elizabeth City State H W 21-104/10 Elizabeth City State H W 18-04/13 Virginia Union H W 19-34/13 Virginia Union H W 12-14/17 Fayetteville State # N W 18-24/18 Shaw # N W 11-34/18 Bowie State # N W 7-34/19 St. Augustine’s # N W 9-1$ - Florida A&M Spring Sports Carnival – Tallahassee, Fla.& - Hampton Invitational – Hampton, Va.% - CIAA Round-Up – Fayetteville, N.C.^ - Sports+Plus Classic – Chesterfield, Va.* - CIAA Game# - CIAA Tournament – Norfolk, Va.

199824-15 (4-8 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/27 Texas Southern $ N W 4-32/27 Florida A&M * $ A L 0-7



2/28 Jackson State $ N W 13-12/28 Alabama State $ N W 15-72/28 Florida A&M * $ A L 0-82/28 Bethune-Cookman * $ N L 3-83/1 Bethune-Cookman * $ N L 2-83/15 South Carolina State * H W 5-43/15 South Carolina State * H L 5-6 (9)3/24 Hampton H L 1-83/24 Hampton H L 9-143/27 Hampton & N L 6-83/27 Coppin State & N W 16-03/27 UMES & N W 10-33/28 Morgan State & N L 6-73/28 Delaware State & N W 17-13/31 Delaware State H W 18-23/31 Delaware State H W 17-34/2 South Carolina State * A L 1-104/2 South Carolina State * A W 6-24/5 Delaware State A W 15-34/5 Delaware State A W 16-14/6 Coppin State A W 21-24/6 Coppin State A W 17-34/8 UMES H W 8-24/8 UMES H W 17-34/17 Florida A&M * H L 1-124/17 Florida A&M * H W 5-24/19 Coppin State H W 20-04/19 Coppin State H W 13-44/21 Hampton A W 7-64/21 Hampton A L 0-84/24 UMES A W 8-34/24 UMES A W 22-04/29 North Carolina A&T * A W 5-04/29 North Carolina A&T * A L 2-85/1 Coppin State # N W 23-05/1 Bethune-Cookman # N L 0-55/2 South Carolina State # N L 1-7$ - FAMU Invitational – Tallahassee, Fla.& - MEAC North/South Challenge – Greensboro, N.C.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

(Dates and the order of games for the 1999 and 2000 seasons are not available)

199918-19 (4-12 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score North Carolina $ N L 0-15 Drexel $ N L 2-6 Bethune-Cookman * A L 2-5 Bethune-Cookman * A L 1-3 Bethune-Cookman * A L 2-5 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-10 Bethune-Cookman * H L 4-5 Coppin State H W 13-0 Coppin State H W 15-5 Coppin State A W 12-1 Coppin State A W 14-1 Delaware State A W 14-2 Delaware State A W 16-2 Florida A&M * A L 0-6 Florida A&M * A L 7-8 St. Francis (Pa.) & N L 2-3 Hampton H L 4-5 Hampton H L 5-6 Hampton H W 13-8 UMES H W 20-0 UMES H W 9-0 UMES H W 9-1 North Carolina A&T * A L 1-2 North Carolina A&T * H L 2-3 North Carolina A&T * H W 10-6 South Carolina State * A W 7-3 South Carolina State * A W 9-2 South Carolina State * H L 2-8 South Carolina State * H W 10-4 South Carolina State H W 7-6 UMES A W 10-3

UMES A W 7-1 Florida A&M * A L 0-2 Florida A&M * A L 8-16 Coppin State # N W 15-5 Bethune-Cookman # N L 2-4 North Carolina A&T # N L 0-4$ - Raleigh, N.C.& - Hampton, Va.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

200011-17 (4-10 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score Hampton A L 2-4 Hampton A L 4-5 South Carolina State * H W 9-1 South Carolina State * H W 5-3 North Carolina A&T * H L 1-11 North Carolina A&T * H L 1-9 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-10 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-3 Coppin State H W 19-5 Coppin State H W 17-1 Delaware State H W 2-1 Delaware State H W 7-3 Florida A&M * A L 0-5 Florida A&M * A L 1-10 Hampton H L 1-12 Hampton H W 8-7 UMES H W 22-1 North Carolina A&T * H W 5-0 North Carolina A&T * H W 8-1 Radford A L 1-2 Radford A L 1-13 Bethune-Cookman * H L 1-8 Bethune-Cookman * H L 5-8 South Carolina State * A L 4-7 South Carolina State * A L 2-9 North Carolina A&T # N L 4-5 UMES # N W 21-0 Bethune-Cookman # N L 0-8* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

CHRIS AKE ERA (61-150-1, .290; 11-69 MEAC, .138, 5 years)

200118-27 (3-13 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/1 St. Peter’s H L 0-53/1 St. Peter’s H L 0-73/2 Hampton $ N L 0-43/2 Liberty $ N L 0-63/3 St. Peter’s $ N L 5-8 (8)3/3 Morgan State $ N W 4-23/10 South Carolina State * A L 3-43/10 South Carolina State * A L 3-43/14 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-103/14 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-83/15 Florida A&M * A L 1-103/15 Florida A&M * A L 2-63/19 Coppin State H W 8-03/19 Coppin State H W 12-43/23 Niagara & N W 17-133/24 Rider & N L 5-73/24 George Mason & A L 1-113/25 St. Peter’s & N L 3-113/27 UMES H W 15-13/27 UMES H W 27-23/31 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-83/31 North Carolina A&T * A L 4-54/4 Hampton A L 0-74/4 Hampton A L 2-9

4/6 Coppin State A W 12-14/9 Coppin State A W 11-24/13 South Carolina State * H W 10-64/13 South Carolina State * H W 7-34/14 Morgan State A L 8-94/14 Morgan State A L 3-64/18 Hampton H W 1-04/18 Hampton H W 4-34/20 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-74/20 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-74/21 Florida A&M * H L 0-14/21 Florida A&M * H W 4-24/24 Delaware State A W 1-04/24 Delaware State A W 11-04/28 North Carolina A&T * H L 0-84/28 North Carolina A&T * H L 6-115/3 Coppin State # N W 9-15/3 Hampton # N W 2-15/4 Florida A&M # N W 3-2 (8)5/5 Bethune-Cookman # N L 1-95/5 Florida A&M # N L 0-1$ - Hampton Invitational – Hampton, Va. (Briarfield Complex)& - George Mason Invitational – Fairfax, Va.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

200213-33 (3-13 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/1 James Madison $ N L 2-103/1 Cornell $ N L 5-133/1 UMBC $ N L 3-43/3 Delaware $ N L 0-53/3 Binghamton $ N L 2-103/9 South Carolina State * A L 8-163/9 South Carolina State * A L 4-93/11 Florida A&M * A L 1-93/11 Florida A&M * A L 2-133/13 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-33/13 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-13/22 St. Peter’s & N L 2-103/23 Youngstown State & N L 3-4 (8)3/23 Rider & N W 6-43/24 George Mason & N L 1-123/24 Cleveland State & N L 0-93/26 Coppin State H L 1-23/26 Coppin State H W 6-34/3 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-24/3 North Carolina A&T * A L 3-44/5 Bethune-Cookman * H L 1-54/5 Bethune-Cookman * H L 2-94/6 South Carolina State * H W 11-10 (9)4/6 South Carolina State * H L 3-204/7 Delaware State H L 0-94/7 Delaware State H L 0-54/12 Coppin State A W 4-34/12 Coppin State A L 2-54/13 UMES A W 12-34/13 UMES A W 9-54/14 Radford H L 0-94/14 Radford H L 2-34/16 Hampton H L 4-54/16 Hampton H L 0-74/19 Howard H W 10-84/20 Florida A&M * H L 7-124/20 Florida A&M * H W 3-24/24 Hampton A W 6-5 (9)4/24 Hampton A L 2-64/26 North Carolina A&T * H L 2-64/26 North Carolina A&T * H W 4-34/27 Morgan State H W 1-04/27 Morgan State H W 4-35/2 Morgan State # N L 0-15/2 Coppin State # N W 7-65/3 Delaware State # N L 4-8$ - Dixie Classic – Virginia Beach, Va.& - George Mason Invitational – Fairfax, Va.* - MEAC Game



# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

200310-24 (2-14 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score3/1 Radford $ N L 0-53/1 James Madison $ N W 8-53/4 George Mason H L 0-53/4 George Mason H W 6-23/8 South Carolina State * A L 0-23/8 South Carolina State * A W 6-43/10 Florida A&M * A L 2-53/10 Florida A&M * A L 2-63/12 Bethune-Cookman * A L 1-23/12 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-93/18 Hampton H W 10-9 (9)3/18 Hampton H L 5-83/29 Princeton & N L 0-103/29 UMES & N L 4-54/2 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-84/2 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-134/4 Bethune-Cookman * H L 2-64/4 Bethune-Cookman * H L 3-144/5 South Carolina State * H L 3-64/5 South Carolina State * H W 15-54/12 Florida A&M * H L 0-94/12 Florida A&M * H L 5-124/18 Howard H W 10-84/22 North Carolina A&T * H L 0-44/22 North Carolina A&T * H L 0-174/25 Morgan State H L 3-84/25 Morgan State H W 9-04/26 UMES H W 4-35/3 Hampton A L 4-55/3 Hampton A L 7-105/8 Morgan State # N W 4-35/8 Bethune-Cookman # N L 0-85/9 UMES # N W 12-45/9 Coppin State # N L 0-1 (8)$ - Dixie Classic – Virginia Beach, Va. (Princess Anne HS)& - George Mason Invitational – Fairfax, Va.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

20049-36-1 (2-14 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/24 George Washington A T 4-4 (9)2/27 Delaware $ H L 1-122/27 Seton Hall $ H L 4-152/28 Lehigh $ H L 3-72/28 Cornell $ H L 3-112/29 Radford $ H L 0-113/5 UMES & H W 9-13/5 Coppin State & H L 3-53/6 Howard & H W 11-5 (8)3/6 Morgan State & H W 6-5 (9)3/7 Delaware State & H L 0-23/9 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-133/9 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-93/11 Florida A&M * A L 0-83/11 Florida A&M * A L 3-43/13 South Carolina State * A W 5-4 (8)3/13 South Carolina State * A L 1-33/18 Hartford H L 3-113/18 Hartford H L 2-83/19 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-83/19 North Carolina A&T * A L 4-63/23 Delaware State H L 1-33/23 Delaware State H L 3-43/25 George Mason H L 1-43/25 George Mason H L 4-133/28 Morgan State A L 3-43/28 Morgan State A L 0-73/30 North Carolina A&T * H W 2-1 (9)3/30 North Carolina A&T * H L 2-11

4/2 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-24/2 Bethune-Cookman * H L 2-104/4 Howard H L 4-54/4 Howard H L 8-114/9 South Carolina State * H L 4-64/9 South Carolina State * H L 1-144/17 Florida A&M * H L 0-24/17 Florida A&M * H L 1-24/18 Coppin State H W 5-14/18 Coppin State H W 4-34/23 UMES A L 3-44/23 UMES A W 10-24/24 Hampton A L 1-24/24 Hampton A L 3-84/29 Morgan State # N L 1-94/30 Coppin State # N W 3-2 (8)5/1 South Carolina State # N L 1-5$ - Dixie Classic – Norfolk, Va.& - Bash at the Bay (MEAC Round-Up) – Norfolk, Va.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

200511-30 (1-15 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/20 Morgan State H W 6-52/20 Morgan State H W 13-52/25 George Mason $ H L 0-22/25 Delaware $ H L 0-62/26 Villanova $ H L 0-102/26 Radford $ H L 3-82/27 San Jose State $ H L 0-112/27 George Mason $ H L 2-53/3 Hampton H L 4-73/3 Hampton H L 6-103/5 Iona H L 3-83/6 Quinnipiac H W 5-43/14 Florida A&M * A L 0-83/14 Florida A&M * A L 4-73/15 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-73/15 Bethune-Cookman * A L 1-73/18 South Carolina State * A L 1-43/18 South Carolina State * A L 1-43/19 Alabama State & N W 5-23/22 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-103/22 North Carolina A&T * A W 5-43/25 UMES H W 5-23/25 UMES H W 9-63/29 Delaware State A L 0-93/29 Delaware State A L 0-14/1 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-94/1 Bethune-Cookman * H L 2-104/3 Longwood H L 3-54/3 Longwood H L 1-114/5 North Carolina A&T * H L 0-24/5 North Carolina A&T * H L 0-104/14 Howard A L 1-54/14 Howard A W 8-24/16 Florida A&M * H L 1-74/16 Florida A&M * H L 3-64/17 South Carolina State * H L 0-94/17 South Carolina State * H L 2-74/21 Coppin State H W 4-04/21 Coppin State H W 2-14/23 Hampton A L 0-34/23 Hampton A W 4-2$ - MASCUA (Mid-Atlantic Softball College Umpires Associ-ation) Classic – Norfolk, Va.& - Orangeburg, S.C.* - MEAC Game

KARY KANKEY ERA (106-144, .424; 33-31 MEAC, .516, 5 years)

200621-33 (7-7 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/19 Canisius H W 6-42/19 Canisius H L 0-62/25 Quinnipiac $ N L 1-22/25 Radford $ N L 0-82/26 Longwood $ A L 1-73/3 Hampton H L 5-143/3 Hampton H W 12-43/5 Howard H L 2-33/5 Howard H W 4-23/10 Brown & N W 16-43/10 Cornell & N L 0-83/11 Maryland & N L 0-83/11 James Madison & N L 2-83/12 Delaware & N L 1-93/12 James Madison & N W 6-43/14 Bethune-Cookman * A L 3-73/14 Bethune-Cookman * A L 4-53/16 Florida A&M * A L 0-83/16 Florida A&M * A L 0-53/18 South Carolina State * A W 9-23/18 South Carolina State * A W 7-43/28 North Carolina A&T * A W 6-13/28 North Carolina A&T * A L 9-10 (8)3/31 Bethune-Cookman H L 0-103/31 Bethune-Cookman H L 1-74/2 Coppin State H W 9-14/2 Coppin State H L 8-94/5 UMES A W 15-04/5 UMES A W 4-24/7 Hampton % * N L 2-54/7 Delaware State % * N L 1-94/8 Coppin State % * N W 9-14/9 Morgan State % * N W 5-24/9 UMES % * N W 11-04/9 Howard % * N W 1-04/11 North Carolina A&T H W 3-04/11 North Carolina A&T H W 5-24/12 Liberty H L 4-74/12 Liberty H L 3-74/14 South Carolina State H W 7-24/14 South Carolina State H W 16-44/19 James Madison A L 1-74/19 James Madison A L 6-94/22 Florida A&M H L 0-124/23 Longwood H L 0-104/23 Longwood H L 0-34/26 George Mason A L 4-5 (8)4/26 George Mason A L 0-14/29 Hampton A L 1-74/29 Hampton A L 6-114/30 UMES H W 14-44/30 UMES H W 14-05/5 Bethune-Cookman # N L 5-65/5 North Carolina A&T # N L 0-2$ - Longwood Invitational – Farmville, Va.& - Mason-Dixon Classic – Norfolk, Va. (Lake Taylor HS)% - MEAC Round-Up – Lexington, S.C.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Greensboro, N.C.

200726-25 (13-1 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/24 Longwood $ A L 1-52/24 Cleveland State $ N L 0-92/25 Canisius $ N L 5-162/27 Hampton H L 2-42/27 Hampton H L 0-23/3 Bucknell & N L 1-63/3 Elon & A L 1-19



3/4 UNC Greensboro & N L 0-83/4 St. Francis (Pa.) & N W 7-63/7 James Madison H L 0-83/7 James Madison H L 1-93/9 Marist % H W 10-23/9 Binghamton % H W 7-13/10 Niagara % H W 4-13/10 Cornell % H L 5-6 (10)3/11 Delaware % H L 0-23/11 Delaware % H W 9-83/15 South Carolina State * H W 6-23/15 South Carolina State * H W 8-43/20 Akron H L 4-123/20 Akron H L 1-33/24 St. Francis (Pa.) ^ N L 1-93/24 Delaware State A L 5-113/25 Howard A L 2-33/25 Howard A W 11-53/28 Liberty A L 0-23/28 Liberty A L 1-43/31 UMES H W 12-03/31 UMES H W 8-04/6 North Carolina A&T * H W 2-04/6 North Carolina A&T * H W 11-84/7 Bethune-Cookman * H W 7-44/7 Bethune-Cookman * H W 17-94/13 Hampton @ * N L 6-7 (10)4/13 Delaware State @ * N W 11-04/14 Coppin State @ * N W 14-04/14 Morgan State @ * N W 8-04/15 UMES @ * N W 15-64/15 Howard @ * N W 4-24/18 UMES A W 11-04/18 UMES A W 9-14/22 Winston-Salem State H W 3-14/22 Winston-Salem State H W 7-14/25 North Carolina A&T A L 4-74/25 North Carolina A&T A L 1-95/5 Florida A&M * ! H W 2-05/5 Florida A&M * H W 1-05/6 Hampton A L 3-55/6 Hampton A W 4-15/11 Bethune-Cookman # N L 4-5 (8)5/11 Morgan State # N L 3-6$ - Longwood Spring Classic – Farmville, Va.& - Phoenix Classic – Burlington, N.C.% - Spartan Classic – Norfolk, Va.^ - Dover, Del.@ - MEAC Round-Up – West Columbia, S.C.! - ESPNU Broadcast* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Severn, Md.

200823-33 (4-8 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/9 Mississippi Valley State $ N L 1-62/9 Jackson State $ N L 9-10 (8)2/10 Southern $ N L 1-32/10 Gambling State $ N W 7-12/23 Quinnipiac & N L 5-62/23 Iona & N L 6-82/24 Longwood & A L 1-142/24 Quinnipiac & N L 3-63/1 Coppin State % H W 10-13/1 Hartford % H W 6-23/2 Delaware State % H L 8-133/2 Hartford % H L 0-53/7 Delaware @ H L 3-53/9 Cornell @ H L 0-93/9 St. Francis (Pa.) @ H W 10-73/11 North Carolina Central H W 10-13/11 North Carolina Central H W 18-03/14 Howard H L 6-113/14 Howard H L 2-73/20 Central Connecticut State H L 1-83/20 Central Connecticut State H L 2-103/25 Hampton A L 5-6

3/25 Hampton A L 1-43/29 Bethune-Cookman * H L 1-113/29 Bethune-Cookman * H L 6-133/31 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-34/2 UMES H W 9-14/2 UMES H W 9-04/5 Florida A&M * H W 11-34/6 Florida A&M * H W 11-104/6 Florida A&M * H W 12-104/9 North Carolina Central A W 6-14/9 North Carolina Central A W 10-04/12 South Carolina State * A W 6-14/12 South Carolina State * A L 1-24/13 South Carolina State * A L 5-64/16 UMES A W 9-14/16 UMES A W 15-24/19 Longwood A L 0-14/19 Longwood A L 0-64/23 Liberty H L 0-44/23 Liberty H L 3-44/26 North Carolina A&T * A L 4-124/26 North Carolina A&T * A L 0-84/27 North Carolina A&T * A L 4-74/30 Hampton ! H L 4-54/30 Hampton H L 7-105/3 Winston-Salem State H W 4-15/3 Winston-Salem State H W 1-05/4 Winston-Salem State H W 14-35/8 Hampton # N W 4-35/8 Delaware State # N L 6-75/9 Morgan State # N W 3-2 (10)5/9 Bethune-Cookman # N W 7-45/9 Howard # N W 6-15/10 Delaware State # N L 0-3$ - HBCU Showdown – Marietta, Ga.& - Longwood Invitational – Farmville, Va.% - Spartan Clash – Norfolk, Va.@ - Spartan Classic – Norfolk, Va.! - ESPNU Broadcast* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

200922-25 (6-6 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/15 Canisius H L 1-62/15 Canisius H L 0-182/20 North Carolina Central A W 10-02/20 North Carolina Central A W 11-52/22 Coppin State H W 17-02/22 Coppin State H W 9-02/27 Campbell $ N L 3-42/27 Charleston Southern $ A L 3-4 (8)2/28 Campbell $ N L 0-112/28 Charleston Southern $ A W 2-03/7 Binghamton & H W 4-03/7 Colgate & H L 0-33/8 Delaware State & H W 1-0 (8)3/8 Colgate & H W 2-13/10 George Mason H W 1-03/10 George Mason H L 7-93/11 UMES H L 4-73/11 UMES H W 5-33/12 Hampton A W 5-43/12 Hampton A L 6-103/18 Howard H L 7-83/18 Howard H L 2-133/19 Liberty A L 0-43/19 Liberty A L 1-33/28 Bethune-Cookman * A L 0-13/28 Bethune-Cookman * A L 7-8 (8)3/30 Bethune-Cookman * A W 7-44/2 Longwood H L 2-34/2 Longwood H L 2-74/4 Florida A&M * A L 1-54/4 Florida A&M * A L 1-34/5 Florida A&M * A L 1-24/11 South Carolina State * H W 7-0

4/11 South Carolina State * H W 9-14/12 South Carolina State * H W 11-04/17 North Carolina Central H W 12-04/17 North Carolina Central H W 5-24/25 North Carolina A&T * H W 3-14/25 North Carolina A&T * H W 8-04/26 North Carolina A&T * H L 3-5 (8)4/29 Hampton H L 6-104/29 Hampton H L 3-85/2 Winston-Salem State A W 5-25/2 Winston-Salem State A W 7-35/3 Winston-Salem State A W 3-25/7 Delaware State # N L 0-35/7 Hampton # N L 0-5$ - Charleston Southern Invitational – Charleston, S.C.& - Spartan Clash – Norfolk, Va.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

201014-28 (3-9 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/18 North Carolina Central A W 10-02/18 North Carolina Central A L 9-10 (8)2/20 Canisius H L 0-72/20 Canisius H L 0-82/26 Quinnipiac $ H W 11-72/27 Fairleigh Dickinson $ H L 0-1 (8)2/27 Rider $ H L 2-72/28 Iona $ H L 0-123/6 Lafayette & H L 1-23/6 St. Bonaventure & H L 3-63/7 Colgate & H L 1-33/10 Virginia A L 1-93/10 Virginia A L 2-33/18 Hampton H W 2-13/18 Hampton H L 2-43/20 Longwood A L 0-63/20 Longwood A L 3-83/31 UMES H W 15-43/31 UMES H W 8-04/2 Bethune-Cookman * H W 3-14/2 Bethune-Cookman * H L 3-5 (8)4/3 Bethune-Cookman * H L 0-74/8 North Carolina Central H W 7-14/8 North Carolina Central H W 7-34/10 Florida A&M * H W 6-54/10 Florida A&M * H L 1-64/11 Florida A&M * H L 0-124/14 Delaware A L 2-34/14 Delaware A L 0-24/17 South Carolina State * A L 3-84/17 South Carolina State * A L 3-64/18 South Carolina State * A W 6-24/20 Liberty H L 1-84/20 Liberty H L 3-94/22 UMES H W 11-04/22 UMES H W 10-45/1 North Carolina A&T * A L 1-35/1 North Carolina A&T * A L 2-75/2 North Carolina A&T * A L 5-65/8 Winston-Salem State H W 8-7 (11)5/8 Winston-Salem State H W 12-45/9 Winston-Salem State H L 1-2$ - Spartan Invitational – Norfolk, Va.& - Spartan Clash – Norfolk, Va.* - MEAC Game

HEIDI CAVALLO ERA (47-50, .485; 18-12 MEAC, .600, 2 years)

201123-25 (6-6 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/19 North Carolina Central H W 11-5



2/19 North Carolina Central H W 20-62/20 Coppin State H L 0-42/20 Coppin State H L 2-92/25 Morgan State $ H L 1-92/26 George Washington $ H L 2-42/26 Monmouth $ H L 5-62/27 Fairleigh Dickinson $ H L 2-33/5 Delaware State H L 0-53/5 Delaware State H W 2-13/9 James Madison H L 1-43/9 James Madison H L 0-13/12 Delaware & H L 4-133/12 St. Francis (Pa.) & H L 0-73/13 Marist & H L 1-103/13 UMES & H W 4-13/24 Hampton H W 9-03/24 Hampton H L 4-53/28 Savannah State H W 6-53/28 Savannah State H W 3-24/2 Bethune-Cookman * A L 1-74/2 Bethune-Cookman * A L 1-24/3 Bethune-Cookman * A L 5-114/9 Florida A&M * A L 1-34/9 Florida A&M * A L 0-84/10 Florida A&M * A W 6-34/13 Longwood H L 3-124/13 Longwood H L 0-94/16 South Carolina State * H W 4-14/16 South Carolina State * H W 4-3 (8)4/17 South Carolina State * H L 10-11 (8)4/20 Liberty A L 0-94/20 Liberty A L 1-74/21 UMES H W 9-24/21 UMES H W 8-04/27 UMES A W 19-14/27 UMES A W 3-1 (8)4/28 Hampton A W 5-34/28 Hampton A W 6-54/30 North Carolina A&T * H W 1-04/30 North Carolina A&T * H W 12-14/1 North Carolina A&T * H W 9-05/7 North Carolina Central A W 8-35/7 North Carolina Central A W 8-25/8 North Carolina Central A W 7-15/12 Morgan State # N W 5-35/12 Bethune-Cookman # N L 3-65/13 Coppin State # N L 0-1$ - Spartan Invitational – Norfolk, Va.& - Spartan Classic – Norfolk, Va.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.

201224-25 (12-6 MEAC)

Date Opponent Loc. Res. Score2/18 Marist H L 3-5 (8)2/18 Fairleigh Dickinson H L 1-122/25 Army $ H W 8-02/25 Monmouth $ H L 4-102/26 Army $ H L 4-52/26 Delaware $ H W 4-33/7 Savannah State A L 2-33/7 Savannah State A W 4-33/8 South Carolina State A W 4-03/8 South Carolina State A W 10-03/13 George Mason H W 6-53/13 George Mason H W 3-2 (8)3/14 North Carolina A&T A L 2-33/14 North Carolina A&T A W 6-53/16 Villanova & N L 0-43/17 Delaware & A L 0-23/18 Western Michigan & N L 1-43/18 LaSalle & N W 3-03/19 Central Connecticut State H L 0-43/19 Central Connecticut State H L 3-53/20 Central Connecticut State H L 3-63/20 Central Connecticut State H L 0-63/24 Coppin State * H W 2-1

3/24 Coppin State * H L 1-43/25 Coppin State * H L 1-23/28 North Carolina Central A W 6-33/28 North Carolina Central A W 7-14/4 James Madison A L 2-34/4 James Madison A L 1-44/6 UMES * A W 8-04/6 UMES * A W 10-04/7 UMES * A W 4-24/12 Longwood A L 3-44/12 Longwood A L 1-94/14 Morgan State * H W 7-04/14 Morgan State * H W 15-24/15 Morgan State * H W 13-74/20 Delaware State * A W 3-14/20 Delaware State * A W 6-14/21 Delaware State * A L 0-104/25 Howard * H L 4-54/25 Howard * H L 7-84/26 Howard * H W 7-05/5 Hampton * H W 4-05/6 Hampton * H L 1-25/6 Hampton * H W 6-35/10 Bethune-Cookman # N L 2-35/10 Coppin State # N W 6-35/11 Florida A&M # N L 4-7 (10)$ - Spartan Classic – Norfolk, Va.& - Delaware Invitational – Newark, Del.* - MEAC Game# - MEAC Tournament – Ormond Beach, Fla.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDENORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY

Norfolk State University was founded in 1935 as a beacon of hope to the region’s youth—especially within the African American commu-nity. Brought to life in the midst of the Great Depression, the university was named the Norfolk Unit of Virginia Union University at its founding and was one of the last historically black institutions established in the Commonwealth of Virginia. By 1969, Norfolk State University began its transformation into a vibrant, independent college and was bestowed university status in 1979. More than 75 years later, the University remains a source of inspiration for those who aspire to fulfill their dreams. A four-year public institution, NSU is located in the dynamic Hampton Roads region of Virginia and is close to the Virginia Beach oceanfront and downtown Norfolk. Additionally, NSU is one of the nation’s largest HBCUs with an enrollment of 7,100 students and a faculty of nearly 300, with more than half holding terminal degrees. The University offers a variety of academic programs within the following schools and colleges: College of Liberal Arts; the College of Science, Engineering and Technology; the Honors College; the School of Business; the School of Education; the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work; the School of Extended Learning; and the Graduate School. NSU offers 32 undergraduate, 16 master’s and three doctoral degrees.

Expanding Learning Capacity Norfolk State University has been recognized as one of the top 25 producers of cyber security professionals, according to US Black Engineer and Information Technology Magazine. Additionally, the University has also been named in recent years as one of the top 50 producers of African-American Ph.D. recipients, according to Inside Higher Ed. The finding, based on a National Science Foundation report, says that Histor-ically Black Colleges and Universities are graduating a growing share of African Americans who go on to earn Ph.D.s in science and engineering. NSU’s Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics and Applied Sciences (DNIMAS), established in 1985, is specifically geared toward increasing the number of Ph.D.s in science technology, engineering, and mathe-matics. More than 50 percent of DNIMAS scholars have earned advanced degrees. Norfolk State University also has been named a “military friendly school,” which means that the university is successful at offering the nec-essary financial benefits, flexibility in scheduling and support programs to service members. Most recently, the university entered into an agree-ment with the U.S. Navy to provide the bachelor’s degree in interdisci-plinary studies through the Navy College Program Distance Learning Partnership coordinated through the School of Extended Learning. The Navy’s distance learning program is vital in providing sailors with the best possible options for obtaining higher educational degrees wherever they may be assigned. Now, sailors may apply to Norfolk State University to obtain a degree in interdisciplinary studies in an online environment. Our School of Extended Learning expertly places the convenience of the digital age at the fingertips of learners. The School works with the academic and administrative units of the University by serving as an extension of the NSU campus. It offers coursework through distance education, continuing education and certificate programs. Additional degree programs include Master of Arts degrees in Pre-Elementary Edu-cation, Elementary Education (Pre-K-6), Pre-Elementary Early Education with an emphasis on Childhood Special Education and Urban Education, as well as graduate certificates in Transition Special Education and Bilin-gual Special Education.

Building for the Future The University also built for the future with the construction of a three-story, 132,000-square-foot library that houses library services, archives and a 24/7 Internet café, individual and group study rooms, a multimedia project room, virtual conference room, a 24-hour study area, exercise equipment, and an African art gallery. One of the new library’s distinguishing features is a 90-foot high glass atrium that provides areas

to display current student and faculty artwork, and also serves as a gath-ering area for multi-purpose events. The new library provides the latest technology and creates an exciting study and research environment for students. Upon completion in December 2011, the library also reshaped the look of the campus. The old library was razed and a beautiful quad-rangular pedestrian mall between the new library and the New Student Center was created. From the days of the Great Depression to the Digital Age, Norfolk State University continues to achieve. Today, NSU remains an active and vital component of the Hampton Roads region, the Commonwealth of Virginia and the nation. Our faculty researchers have forged partnerships that have created cutting-edge virtual learning environments and the world’s smallest laser - both of which will have an impact on our every-day lives. Our graduates establish and lead corporations, distinguish themselves in their industries and fields of study and provide humanitar-ian aid around the world. Norfolk State University has played a vital role in our community in the past, is serving in a critical role today, and will continue to be an academic leader in the future.

Behold the Green and Gold! ®

Location: Historic Norfolk, Va.; 134-acre campus 2 miles from downtown NorfolkExtendedCampus Center: Virginia Beach Higher Education CenterHistory: • Founded in 1935 as the Norfolk Unit of Virginia Union University • Became the independent Norfolk Polytechnic College in 1942 • Became an independent institution in 1969 • Granted University status in 1979Enrollment: 7,000President: Tony Atwater, Ph.D.Faculty: 274 full-time equivalentDegree Offerings: 32 bachelor’s degrees; 16 master’s degrees; 3 doctoral degreesAthletics: 15 intercollegiate teams (Division I; competing in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference – MEAC)StudentOrganizations: 125Website: www.nsu.edu

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NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDENSU TIMELINE

Sept. 7, 1935 – Samuel Fischer Scott appointed Director of Norfolk Unit of Virginia Union University

Sept. 18, 1935 – Norfolk Unit of Virginia Union University opened on the second floor of the Hunton Branch YMCA Building on Brambleton Avenue

June 1938 – Lyman Beecher Brooks became Director of Norfolk Unit of VUU

March 1942 – The Norfolk Polytechnic College was chartered to take over the functions and assets of the Norfolk Unit of Virginia Union University.

Feb. 29, 1944 – The Norfolk Division of Virginia State College was established by an act of the General Assembly

April 25, 1951 – The City of Norfolk transferred the deed of the Memorial Park Golf Course to the college as a permanent site

Sept. 1955 – The College moved into a new multipurpose administration classroom building on Corprew Avenue

Sept. 1956 – Norfolk Division of Virginia State College changed from a two-year junior college to a four-year, degree granting institution

1960 – James D. Gill Gymnasium erected

1969 – Mills Godwin Jr. Student Center opened

Feb. 1, 1969 – Norfolk State College emerged as an independent, four-year institution

1970 – Twin Towers dormitories erected

1972 – Lyman Beecher Brooks Library erected

1974 – Technology Center opened

May 1975 – College granted its first master’s degree

June 1975 – President Lyman B. Brooks retired

July 1, 1975 – Harrison Benjamin Wilson became 2nd president

1977 – Samuel F. Scott men’s dormitory opened

1979 – Norfolk State became a University

Aug. 1979 – Academic programs re-organized into nine schools

1982 – Joseph G. Echols Hall erected

1984 – Harrison B. Wilson administration building erected

1996 – L. Douglas Wilder Performing Arts Center erected

July 1997 – Marie V. McDemmond became 3rd president

May 2000 – First independent doctoral degree awarded

2005 – Alvin J. Schexnider became interim president

July 2006 – Carolyn W. Meyers became 4th president

2007 – The Marie V. McDemmond Center for Applied Research dedicated

2010 – University celebrated its 75th anniversary

April 22, 2011 – Tony Atwater became 5th president

March 15, 2012 – New Lyman Beecher Brooks Library dedicated

Norfolk State University Timeline


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDEHAMPTON ROADS

The vibrancy of city life, the charm of the sea-shore, the verdant countryside, the wild preserves and the historic landmarks are just a few of the features found in Hampton Roads. The area, which includes the cities of Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Ches-apeake, Portsmouth, Newport News, Hampton and Suffolk, has a growing population of about 2 million.

There are numerous attractions within each city. Norfolk has its Waterside, a festive marketplace similar to those in Baltimore, St. Louis and Boston. The financial and cultural hub of Virginia, Norfolk is the home of the world’s largest naval installation and serves as headquarters for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). As a cultural center, its features include the Chrysler Museum, the Douglas MacArthur Memorial, the Nauticus National Maritime Center, the Virginia Symphony and several theater companies, including Norfolk State University’s own NSU Players.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDEHAMPTON ROADS

Besides a long and beautiful coastline, Virginia Beach offers numerous landmarks, including the first landing cross (where the first settlers touched the shores of the New World in 1607, 13 years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock); The Adam Thor-oughgood House, probably the oldest brick house in America, dating back to 1636; and Mount Trashmore, a project that turned a mountain of solid waste into an innovative recreational compound with bicycle trails, picnic areas, and soapbox derby and cross-country courses around two lakes used for a myriad of recre-ational water sports. The unique 17-mile Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel links Virginia Beach with Virginia’s Eastern Shore and a national wildlife refuge.

The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and the Children’s Museum are located in Portsmouth. Newport News has the Mariners’ Museum, which houses one of the world’s most extensive nautical collections, while Hampton is home of the Air and Space Museum.

NSU is just off Interstate 264 within walking dis-tance of downtown and other major area attractions, such as the Scope, Chrysler Hall and MacArthur Center Mall.

Hampton Roads has three daily newspapers, one African-American weekly, three independent TV sta-tions and more than 30 radio stations.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDESTRENGTH & CONDITIONING

The NSU Strength and Conditioning Program is administered by Reese Bridgman, NSU’s assistant AD for strength and conditioning. Bridgman has 28 years of coaching experience in athletics at the high school, college and professional levels. His resume includes a seven-year stint as head strength and conditioning coach at Central Florida, where he worked with future profes-sionals such as Daunte Culpepper, Asante Samuel and Brandon Marshall of the NFL and Mike Maroth of Major League Baseball. The NSU Strength and Conditioning Program exists to provide all NSU student-athletes with scientifically-sound performance-enhancement programs in the areas of strength, speed, explosive power and sports nutrition. Programs are conducted in the NSU athletics weight room, a 2,000-square foot facility in Gill Gymnasium that houses the equipment and accessories needed to devel-op championship-level NCAA Division I athletes. The strength and conditioning program also uses the NSU athletics department’s game and practice fields.The program develops athletes by means of function-al strength training for strength and power utilizing Olympic lifts, power lifts, plyometric drills and additional supplementary lifts, particularly dumbbell exercises. The program trains speed in both linear and change-of-direc-tion movement. Athletes are taught recovery by develop-ing good eating habits that are appropriate for athletes training at the Division I level and by emphasizing the correct amount of rest. Athletes are trained in a team setting as a part of a year-round program. Athletes train two times per week in season and three to four times per week during the remainder of the year with a break between semesters and at the end of their sport’s season. Their annual plan consists of in-season, offseason, preseason and holiday

programs. All training schedules are administered within NCAA guidelines for contact time with athletes in both required programs and voluntary programs. Part of the emphasis within the NSU Strength and Conditioning Program is on the student-athlete develop-ing lifetime character qualities of teamwork, discipline, dedication, determination, respect for others and respect for hard work. Student-athletes are also expected to de-velop an interest in lifetime fitness. “The Strength and Conditioning Program at NSU tries to remember that our athletes came to us to participate in and excel in their given sport, not to become weight lifters or body builders,” Bridgman says. “For this reason, we approach strength and conditioning as a means to an end, and we encourage our athletes to learn from and enjoy the journey.”


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDEATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

SHERIE CORNISH GORDON Sherie Cornish Gordon is en-tering her seventh year in athletics administration at Norfolk State for the 2012-13 school year, currently serving as the senior associate ath-letics director for administration and as the department’s senior woman administrator.

Gordon’s primary responsibilities are supervising five sports (bowling, volleyball, softball, men’s tennis and women’s tennis), managing the department’s budget, supervision of the equipment and facility operations, oversight of game-day management and providing strategic guidance for the department’s marketing, promotions and development initiatives. Gordon came to NSU in 2005 after serving as a se-nior administrative assistant at American University. She also served as an athletics department intern at Maryland in 2004-05 and as an assistant women’s basketball coach at her alma mater, Morgan State, during the 2003-04 school year. Gordon is currently a participant in the NCAA Path-ways Program (formerly NCAA Fellows Program). She is a 2006 graduate of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators’ (NACWAA) Institute for Administrative Advancement, a 2009 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females and a 2010 and 2011 participant in the NACDA Mentoring Institute. In addition, Gordon is a member of NACWAA, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), the Collegiate Athletics Business Management Association (CABMA) and the Minority Opportunities Athletics Association (MOAA). She currently serves on the program committee for CABMA. Gordon was an accomplished basketball player at Morgan State, where she scored more than 1,000 career points. She was a four-year letterwinner and was a team captain her final three seasons. A native of Severna Park., Md., Gordon earned her bachelor’s degree in sports administration from Morgan State in 2002 and her master’s in sports management from Temple in 2004. Gordon currently resides in Suffolk, Va., with her husband, Ross, and son, Ethan.

CRAIG COTTON Craig Cotton enters his 12th year as associate athletics director for external operations in 2012-13 at Norfolk State. He is also in his seventh year as executive director of the NSU Athletics Foundation. Cotton joined the NSU athletics staff after serving as marketing manager

at Howard University. Cotton’s primary duties at NSU include developing and managing marketing and public relations projects with particular focus on the “Team Spartan Corporate Partners Program,” a comprehensive sports marketing initiative designed to attract corporate sponsorship and funding for the athletics program. Previously, Cotton worked for seven years in the Delaware State Public Relations Office. He arrived at the Dover, Del.,-based institution in 1992 and served as sports information director for two years before his ap-pointment as the university’s director of public relations and marketing in 1994. From 1988-1992, Cotton was associate director of sports information at Temple. He worked for seven years (1981-1988) as sports information director and adminis-trative assistant to the director of intercollegiate athletics at Maryland Eastern Shore. Cotton was also was a press operations manager for the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) at the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta, Ga.; 1995 Pan American Games in Mar del Plata, Argentina; and the 1994 U.S.

Olympic Festival in St. Louis, Mo. Cotton is a native of Greensboro, N.C., and a 1980 graduate of North Carolina A&T State, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in English-mass communications. He received the M.Ed. degree at Temple in 1995. Cotton and his wife, Cynthia, reside in Norfolk, Va.

KAREN HOLMES Karen Holmes begins her fourth year on staff in the Norfolk State ath-letics department in 2012-13. As the associate athletics director for mar-keting and corporate development, her primary responsibilities are to plan, coordinate and execute athlet-ic fundraising and outreach events

and to recruit corporate sponsors for the department. Prior to NSU, Holmes served as the foundation man-ager at the Norfolk Convention & Visitors Bureau. She was responsible for planning and directing the foundation’s operations to include fundraising, staffing, budgeting and research. Holmes has also held positions as a business account representative at Opportunity, Inc., in Norfolk and as a se-nior marketing consultant in television and radio. Holmes is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA), National Association of Athletic Development Directors (NAADD), National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administra-tors (NACMA) Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce and the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). Holmes also serves as the MEAC’s NAADD representative. Holmes, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in interdis-ciplinary studies from NSU in 1998. She is also a 2010 graduate of the NACWAA’s Institute for Administrative Advancement.

ALISHA TUCKER Alisha Tucker is entering her seventh year working in the Norfolk State athletics department during the 2012-13 season. She is in her third year as the associate athletics director for student services after serving as assistant athletic director for compliance for the previous four

years. In her current role, she provides oversight for the compliance and athletics academic support offices. In addition to her duties at NSU, Tucker is involved in administrative activities on the national level. Tucker was appointed to the NCAA’s Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee in 2010 and will serve on that committee until 2014. She also is a member of the NCAA Low Resource Institution working group and NCAA Academic Performance Program Users working group. In addition, Tucker serves as a peer reviewer for the NCAA’s Division I Athletics Certification program. She is also instrumental in working with the NCAA’s Supplemental Support Fund which provided monies to NSU in support of athletics academic initiatives. In 2011, Tucker was selected to participate in the NACWAA (National Association for Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators) Institute for Administrative Advancement (West Class) as well as the NCAA Regional Rules Seminar Advanced Tract. Before coming to Norfolk State, Tucker served as the athletics eligibility specialist and curriculum coordi-nator at Marshall. She began her career as an intern at Michigan State in 2001. She was promoted to assistant compliance coordinator and then earned a promotion to compliance coordinator at MSU in 2003. Tucker has also worked in compliance offices at Villanova and Richmond. Tucker earned her bachelor’s degree in English liter-ature and composition from Virginia in 1996. She earned her master’s in sports management from Old Dominion in 2001. A Hampton native, Tucker was a track and field

athlete at Hampton High School. She was also a sprinter and hurdler on the Virginia track team. Tucker was also the liaison between the student-government and the athletics department serving on various committees. She is also a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., and currently resides in Portsmouth, Va.

DR. CARRAY BANKS JR. Dr. Carray Banks Jr. is in his third year as Norfolk State’s faculty athletic representative in 2012-13. In this capacity, he represents NSU and its faculty in relationships with the NCAA and MEAC. The faculty’s voice and influence regarding inter-collegiate athletics are channeled

primarily through the faculty athletic representative. Banks, who is also the head of the Department of Technology in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology at NSU, has lent his talents to many athletic endeavors at the University. He worked for six years as an academic enhancement counselor for the men’s basket-ball team. In addition, he has served on the NSU Athletics Foundation Sports Hall of Fame selection committee as well as the chairman of the steering committee for NSU’s NCAA recertification in 2008. He was also a staple at home athletic events, serving as member of the official game clock management team at Spartan basketball and football games for several years. Banks supervised the data generation and graphic media advertisements on the graphics display boards during football games at William “Dick” Price Stadium. Banks received his bachelor’s degree in industrial arts education from Elizabeth City State, his master of arts degree from Ball State, and his doctor of philosophy degree in vocational and industrial education from Penn State. Banks resides in Virginia Beach with his wife, Alesia, and daughter, Aliyah.

JACQUELINE NICHOLSON Jacqueline Nicholson will begin her fifth year working in the Norfolk State athletics department in 2012-13. She enters her third year as the assistant athletics director for academic support after serving as athletics academic coordinator for her first two years.

Nicholson oversees the operations of the Stu-dent-Athlete Academic Support Office, which includes a team of academic coordinators, interns and tutors. She also advises players on issues of NSU and NCAA eligibility requirements and monitors progress toward their degrees, with specific responsibilities toward the men’s basketball, football, men’s track and field and baseball teams. Nicholson oversees the NCAA/CHAMPS Life Skills Program and the Spartan Youth Club and serves as the advisor for the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Nicholson also assists with the submission of NCAA APR reports and APP reports. Previously, Nicholson worked as an academic coor-dinator intern at Virginia Tech during the 2007-08 school year, assisting with the Hokies football team. She also served as a graduate assistant in the university academic advising center at Virginia Tech from 2005-07. Nicholson is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA), a certified member of the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A), and the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA). She serves on the awards committee for NACWAA and the membership committee for N4A. Nicholson is a 2011 graduate of NACWAA’s Institute for Administrative Advancement and a 2011 and ’09 graduate of the N4A Professional Development Institute. A native of Clayton, N.J., Nicholson was a four-year



letterwinner for the Hokies track and field team as a sprinter and hurdler. She was a member of the Virginia Tech all-academic team and athletics director’s honor roll. She earned her bachelor’s degree in human development in 2005 and her master’s in educational leadership and policy studies with a focus in higher education in 2007, both from Virginia Tech. Nicholson and her daughter Kylie reside in Chesa-peake, Va.

REESE BRIDGMAN Reese Bridgman is in his fifth year as the Spartans’ strength and conditioning coach in 2012-13. Bridgman oversees the strength and conditioning efforts for all 15 of Norfolk State’s sports programs. Bridgman previously served as the strength and conditioning coach

for the Newport News Apprentice School’s football pro-gram from 2005-07. He was also the Builders defensive coordinator in 2007 after coaching the defensive line in 2005 and 2006. Before moving to the Hampton Roads area, Bridg-man was the head strength and conditioning coach for Central Florida from 1997-2003. Bridgman helped train 20 UCF football players who went on to make active NFL rosters, including the likes of Daunte Culpepper, Asante Samuel, Travis Fisher, Atari Bigby, Steve Edwards, Brandon Marshall and Rashad Jeanty. Other top-notch athletes he helped tutor at UCF include Major League pitcher Mike Maroth. Along with his strength and conditioning expertise, Bridgman has an extensive background as a football coach at the high school, college and professional levels. Bridgman coached two seasons in the Arena Football League. He coached linemen and was the strength coach for the Orlando Predators in their ArenaBowl runner-up season of 1995. The following year, he worked in the same capacity for the Milwaukee Mustangs. Bridgman’s one stint as a head football coach came at East Central Community College in his home state of Mississippi from 1992-94. He has also worked as an assistant football coach at NAIA Georgia Southwestern College and at a pair of Division II schools, Southeast Oklahoma State and East Texas State (now known as Texas A&M-Commerce). He also was men’s track coach during his tenure at Southeastern Oklahoma State. Bridgman, a native of Tylertown, Miss., got his foot-ball coaching start at Hattiesburg (Miss.) Prep in 1983. Bridgman is certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA), and the National Association of Speed and Explosion (NASE). He was recognized by the NSCA as a Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach with Distinction (RSC-C*D) in 2011. Bridgman received his bachelor’s degree in athletic administration and coaching from Southern Mississippi in 1985. He earned his master’s in physical education with an emphasis in exercise physiology from East Texas State (Texas A&M-Commerce) in 1986. He and his wife, Kelly, reside in Chesapeake.

MEGHAN ANTINARELLI Meghan Antinarelli begins her third year in 2012-13 as assistant athletics director for sports medicine at NSU. Previously, she served for eight years as an athletic trainer within the department. In her current role, Antinarelli oversees the operations and policies of the sports

medicine department. Antinarelli, who is originally from Wellesley, Mass., received her bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from the University of Massachusetts in 1998. She received her master’s degree in athletic training at

Old Dominion University in 2001. She and her husband, Joseph, live in Suffolk and have one son, Nicholas.

MATT MICHALEC Matt Michalec enters his 10th full year heading up the Norfolk State sports information depart-ment during the 2012-13 athletic campaign. After serving as sports information director for eight years, Michalec was promoted to assistant athletics director for communica-

tions in the spring of 2011. Michalec is in charge of coordinating media relations efforts for all 15 of NSU’s athletics programs. His duties include the production of press guides, serving as the media liaison for the athletics department, keeping statistics at all home athletic contests, and maintaining the university athletics web site. In 2012, Michalec earned the District 3 Fred Stabley Writing Award for event coverage from the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA) for his recap of the NSU football team’s MEAC Champion-ship-clinching win over Morgan State. In 2006, he was named the Black College Baseball SID of the Year. Previously, Michalec worked for two years as a part-time sports reporter and editorial assistant at the Daily Press newspaper in Newport News, Va. Michalec graduated magna cum laude with a bach-elor’s degree in English and a minor in communications from Old Dominion in 2002. He served as sports editor for ODU’s student newspaper during his time there. He got his professional start by working for two years as a sportswriter at the York Town Crier and Poquoson Post newspapers in York County, Va. Michalec is a member of the College Sports Informa-tion Directors of America (CoSIDA) and the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID). Michalec and his wife, Annie, live in Newport News and have a son, Brandon, and daughter, Alexis.

MIKE BELLO Mike Bello enters his third year as assistant sports information director at Norfolk State in 2012-13 after a pair of internships at Division I institutions. At NSU, he serves as the main contact for volleyball, men’s basketball, softball and bowling. Prior to arriving at NSU, Bello

spent the 2009-10 season at the University of South Florida as a full-time intern, where he was the main contact for track and field and cross country as well as the secondary contact for men’s basketball and football. While at USF, Bello was part of a new initiative there that did away with traditional printed media guides and went to a new, interactive and online format that featured videos, photos and text all intermixed on a web-based platform. His duties at USF also included the upkeep and expansion of records for men’s basketball and football, being in charge of the official stats at football games, assisting with several softball tournaments as well as reg-ular season softball and volleyball games, and numerous multi-media initiatives. During the 2008-09 athletics season, Bello worked as an intern in the sports information office at Harvard. There, he was the main contact for men’s tennis and men’s volleyball while assisting with the promotion of all 41 sports, the most in Division I. One of his main duties at Harvard was running all multi-media initiatives, from streaming home football, basketball and hockey games to cutting up highlight clips following those contests. He also spent the 2007-08 season volunteering with the sports information office at Kent State University as part of his graduate work there. Bello has also volunteered with numerous league

and NCAA sporting events, including the 2009 Women’s Volleyball Final Four, the 2009 NCAA East Regional in men’s basketball, the 2009 Women’s Frozen Four, the 2009 NCAA Lacrosse Championships, the 2008 MAC Basketball Championships, as well as the 2010 BIG EAST Championships in baseball and men’s and women’s golf. He has also volunteered with the Cleveland Glad-iators of the Arena Football League and the Boston Break-ers of the Women’s Professional Soccer League. Bello earned a bachelor of arts degree from Penn State in journalism in 2004, and a master of arts degree in recreation and sports management in 2009 from Kent State.

DERRICK COLES Derrick Coles starts his third year as the compliance coordinator at Norfolk State in 2012-13. His duties consist of handling many of the day-to-day operations of NSU’s compliance office, specifically: mon-itoring playing/practice seasons, monitoring recruiting contacts/calls,

overseeing the National Letter of Intent program, NCAA Special Assistance Fund and MEAC reports. In addition, Coles assists the associate athletics direc-tor with rules education for coaches and student-athletes and serves as a member of the eligibility certification team. Before coming to Norfolk State, Coles was the assistant director of sports information at Hampton. Coles assisted with the day-to-day activities of the Office of Sports Information, as well as serving as the primary media contact for women’s basketball, volleyball, bowling and men’s and women’s tennis. He was also the secondary media contact for football. Before coming to Hampton, Coles spent six years as an assistant within the athletic department at Virginia Union. His duties included assisting the sports information department with programs, media guides and game-day activities, as well as working with the com-pliance office in reviewing academic records, practice schedules and athlete eligibility matters. Coles received his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Virginia Union in 2007 and his master’s in sports management from Virginia State in 2009. He is a native of Richmond, Va., and his volunteer work includes the Special Olympics, the Rudy Johnson Foundation, the James Farrior Foundation, Richmond Sports Backers and Upward Sports Academy. Coles is an active member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and is also a member of the National Association for Athletics Compliance (NAAC).

CHRISTINA RUFFIN The 2012-13 campaign will mark Christina Ruffin’s second year working in the Norfolk State athletics department as the athletics academic coordinator. Ruffin’s responsibilities include advising all NSU student-athletes on issues of NCAA eligibility requirements and

monitoring progress toward their degrees. Ruffin is also in charge of coordinating the academic support efforts for women’s basketball, women’s track and field, volleyball and bowling while assisting with football. She also oversees the tutoring and life skills program. Ruffin came to Norfolk State from Georgia State, where she worked as a tutorial coordinator and football academic graduate assistant from January 2010 through June 2011. Before moving to Atlanta, Christina worked for North Carolina State as a 4-H agent in Hertford Coun-ty, N.C. A native of Smithfield, Va., Ruffin was a four-year letterwinner for the North Carolina A&T women’s tennis team. She was a member of the MEAC and N.C. A&T



all-academic teams. Ruffin earned her bachelor’s degree in sport science and fitness management with a concen-tration in business administration from N.C. A&T in 2008 and her master’s in sport administration from Georgia State in 2011.

JESSICA COLE The 2012-13 season will mark Jessica Cole’s fourth year as the head assistant athletic trainer at Norfolk State. Previously, Cole served as the assistant athletic trainer at Virginia State in Petersburg, Va., for two years from 2007-09. She also worked for two and a half years as the athletic

trainer at Chelsea Community Hospital Outpatient Physi-cal Therapy in her native Chelsea, Mich. Cole earned her bachelor’s degree in athletic train-ing from Florida Southern in 2004. She completed her senior internship with the WNBA’s Detroit Shock in 2004, and earned her master’s degree in exercise physiology from Eastern Michigan in 2008.

NICOLE EMANATO Nicole Emanato begins her third year as the assistant athletic trainer at Norfolk State in 2012-13. Prior to coming to NSU, Emanato served as the assistant athletic trainer at Chestnut Hill College in Philadel-phia, Pa., for two and a half years. A native of Lykens, Pa., Emanato

received her bachelor’s degree in athletic training with a minor in recreation fitness management from Lock Haven in 2004. She earned her master’s degree in psychology at Shippensburg in 2007. Emanato currently resides in Virginia Beach, Va. She and her husband, Filiberto, were married in May 2012.

A.J. CORBIN A.J. Corbin begins his first full year as Coordinator of Athletic Facilities and Operations at Norfolk State in 2012-13. His duties include operational and facility manage-ment, management of game day student and event staff, acting as a liaison with on-campus departments

such as Parking, Campus Police, University Operations and Maintenance, and assisting with bid submission, planning and hosting of assigned NCAA, MEAC and other non-athletic events. Prior to his appointment, Corbin served the previous eight seasons on the NSU baseball coaching staff as an assistant coach. Spartan hitters earned 22 All-MEAC selections during Corbin’s time as an assistant coach. Three of those players, Ernie Banks, Juan Serrano and Brandon Hairston, reached the professional ranks. In 2011, NSU batted .302 as a team, No. 2 in the MEAC. That marked the third straight year in which the team batting average was .300 or better. The 2009 Spartans hit .312 as a team, which ranked second in the MEAC and was the best team average NSU posted under Corbin’s guidance. Corbin made a name for himself as a versatile player at NSU under former coach Marty Miller from 2001-04. Corbin played every position but center field during his Spartan career, but saw most of his time on the mound and at first base. He ranks in the top 10 in school history in games played (185, fourth), at-bats (614, fifth), doubles (38, ninth), runs batted in (121, tied for ninth) and home runs (17, tied for eighth). Corbin batted .279 for his career and logged a 4.12 ERA in 32 pitching appearances. He was named to the MEAC All-Tournament Team as a junior and senior, lead-ing the Spartans in home runs in both seasons. He was also named to the first team Black College Baseball Elite

squad as a relief pitcher his senior year. A native of Gloucester, Va., Corbin earned his bache-lor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies from NSU in 2004. He is currently pursuing his master’s degree in business administration from the University of Phoenix. Corbin and his wife, Tilya, reside in Norfolk.

WILLIAM WRIGHT William Wright moves into his 10th year as the head equipment manager at Norfolk State for 2012-13. Previously, Wright worked as parking supervisor in NSU’s Office of Parking and Transportation. He also served as a security officer at NSU. A native of Portsmouth, Va.,

Wright is a Norcom High School graduate, where he let-tered in football, basketball and track. He was a member of the 1984 NSU CIAA championship football team. Wright earned his bachelor’s degree in interdisciplin-ary studies with a minor in physical education in 1995. He is currently pursuing his master’s degree in administra-tion. Wright has four daughters, Chiquita, Nikieya, Britney and Ashley; three granddaughters and one grandson.

NATHANIEL BELL, SR. Nathaniel Bell, Sr., is in his 17th year as assistant equipment man-ager for the Norfolk State athletics department during the 2012-13 season. A native of Norfolk, Va., Bell is a 1994 graduate of Maury High School, were he lettered in football, and wrestling. Bell and his wife,

Paulette, live in Norfolk with their daughter Maeva, and their son, Nathaniel Jr.

JASMINE FRAZIER Jasmine Frazier was hired in Jan-uary of 2013 to serve as the Travel Coordinator for the Norfolk State athletics department. The former Spartan volleyball player is familiar with the inner workings of NSU athletics after hav-ing served as an intern for a semes-

ter with the department’s business office in the spring of 2012. During that time, Frazier helped prepare budget spreadsheets and purchase and travel requisitions for the athletic teams. As an undergrad, Frazier also served as a tutor to fellow student-athletes for various business and finance courses. She was a member of the MEAC All-Academic Team during both of her two years at Norfolk State and finished in the top 5 in the NSU record book in single season blocks and in the top 10 in career blocks. Frazier received her bachelor of science degree in finance from Norfolk State in May 2012. She was a mem-ber of the Dean’s List and was an Honor’s School Scholar while graduating with a 3.4 GPA.

MICHELLE MacFARLANE Michelle MacFarlane begins her third year in the Norfolk State athlet-ics department in 2012-13 with the title of Administrative and Program Specialist III. She came to NSU after spending six years at Eastern Virginia Med-ical School as an administrative

assistant. While there, MacFarlane’s duties included composing correspondence, recording and distributed minutes of faculty meetings, handling travel and catering arrangements, organizing and creating flyers, and filing and organizing grades. During her time at EVMS, she also worked for Jack-son Hewitt Tax Service as a tax preparer and instructor of

basic tax course. MacFarlane completed classes at Old Dominion and Kee Business College, where she received her medical assistant diploma prior to working at Eastern Virginia Medical School.

SHIRLEY BROOKS Shirley Brooks is in her 13th year as the football administrative assis-tant for the Norfolk State athletics department for the 2012-13 season. Brooks oversees all administrative aspects of the program, including coordinating special events, team travel, player files and day-to-day

operations. A native of Hertford, N.C., Brooks has three children: Derek, Dietrich and Verletita. She graduated cum laude with her bachelor’s degree in tourism and hospitality management from NSU in 2010.

FRANK TYREE Frank Tyree enters his second year as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Norfolk State in 2012-13. Tyree’s responsibilities including designing and implement-ing workouts for men’s and women’s track & field and men’s and women’s basketball, as well as assisting with

workouts for football and baseball. Prior to coming to Norfolk State, Tyree spent three years as a sports performance coach at The Edge Sports Performance Center in Roanoke, Va., from 2008-11. There, Tyree trained middle school, high school, college and inspiring professional athletes in football, basketball, wrestling, baseball and soccer. He also worked with the Cave Spring High School football team that transitioned from 2-8 during his first year to 10-2 the following season, advancing to the Group AA semifinals. During the 2011 season, Tyree’s off-season training again helped the Knights advance to the Group AA semifinals. Tyree also volunteered under Master Strength Coaches Bill Gillespie and Dave Williams at Liberty. While at Liberty, Tyree worked with the football, women’s basketball and volleyball programs. He also volunteered under Master Strength Coach Greg Werner while earning his bachelor’s of science in kinesiology at James Madison. During his two years at JMU from 2005-06, Tyree assisted with men’s and women’s track and field, baseball, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s swimming and diving. Tyree is a native of Rocky Mount, Va., where he taught sixth grade social studies at Benjamin Franklin Middle School after graduating in 2003 from The Uni-versity of Virginia’s College at Wise. While at BFMS, Tyree coached middle school track and field. Tyree is certified through the Collegiate Strength & Conditioning Coaches Association and the National Strength & Conditioning Association. He currently resides in Virginia Beach.


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDEATHLETICS DIRECTORY

..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (Area Code 757)Administration and Support StaffDirector of Athletics: Marty L. Miller ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8152Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Carray Banks ............................................................................................................................................................................................823-2421Senior Assoc. AD/SWA: Sherie Cornish Gordon ...................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8404Assoc. AD for External Operations/NSUAF Executive Director: Craig Cotton ...........................................................................................................................................823-2667Assoc. AD for Student Services: Alisha Tucker .....................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2337Assoc. AD for Marketing and Corporate Development: Karen Holmes ......................................................................................................................................................823-8645Asst. AD for Academic Support: Jacqueline Nicholson ....................................................................................................................................................................................823-8751Asst. AD for Sports Medicine: Meghan Antinarelli .................................................................................................................................................................................823-9547/8997Asst. AD for Strength and Conditioning: Reese Bridgman ..............................................................................................................................................................................823-2187Asst. AD for Communications: Matt Michalec ......................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2628Asst. Sports Information Director: Mike Bello ......................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2628Athletics Academic Coordinator: Christina Ruffin ..............................................................................................................................................................................................823-8170Asst. Athletics Academic Coordinator: Wilhelmenia Harrison .......................................................................................................................................................................823-2470Compliance Coordinator: Derrick Coles .................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2118Coordinator for Athletic Events and Facilities Operations: A.J. Corbin .......................................................................................................................................................823-9533Assistant Business Manager: Vicki Lewis Beckett ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................Travel Coordinator: Jasmine Frazier .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2105Head Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jessica Cole ............................................................................................................................................................................................823-9547/8997Asst. Athletic Trainer: Nicole Emanato ........................................................................................................................................................................................................823-9547/8997Equipment Manager: William Wright ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2022Asst. Equipment Manager: Nathaniel Bell Sr. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2022Administrative and Program Specialist III: Michelle MacFarlane...................................................................................................................................................................823-8152Administrative Specialist/Football: Shirley Brooks .............................................................................................................................................................................................823-8824Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach: Frank Tyree ........................................................................................................................................................................................823-2187Cheerleading Coach: Carmen Harris .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2718

Men’s CoachesBaseball: Claudell Clark, Head Coach ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................676-3082 Asst. Coaches: Joey Seal, Wiley Lee .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-9533Basketball: Anthony Evans, Head Coach ................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8934 Asst. Coaches: Robert Jones/Larry Vickers/Harold Rayford ............................................................................................................................................... 823-9192/2840/8934Cross Country: Kenneth Giles, Head Coach ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8169 Technical Director: Cletus Griffin .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8801Football: Pete Adrian, Head Coach ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8824 Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line: Rod Holder ................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8779 Asst. Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers: Mark DeBastiani ........................................................................................................................................................823-2582 Asst. Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Howard Feggins .....................................................................................................................................................823-8533 Asst. Coach/Defensive Line: Mark Thurston ....................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8758 Asst. Coach/Defensive Backs: Marco Butler .....................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2495 Asst. Coach/Running Backs: Paul Macklin ........................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2389 Asst. Coach/Wide Receivers: Quintin Smith.....................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2570 Asst. Coach/Kickers: Mike Daly .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8824 Asst. Coach/Asst. Defensive Backs: Phil Ingram .............................................................................................................................................................................................823-8824Tennis: Nate Feldman, Head Coach .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8821 Asst. Coach: Torrie Browning .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8821Track and Field: Kenneth Giles, Head Coach .........................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8169 Asst. Coaches: Serge Bengono/Cletus Griffin/Jerry Price ...........................................................................................................................................................................823-8169 Women’s CoachesBasketball: Debra Clark, Head Coach ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8441 Asst. Coaches: Lashondra Dixon-Gordon/Kenny Edwards .............................................................................................................................................................823-2132/8456Bowling: Wilhelmenia Harrison, Head Coach .......................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2470 Asst. Coach: Aundray Darden ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8152Cross Country: Ronda Berard, Head Coach ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2104 Asst. Coach: Harry Freeman ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2104Softball: Heidi Cavallo, Head Coach .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................717-5855 Asst. Coach: Amanda Haverman .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. (314) 360-3600Tennis: Nate Feldman, Head Coach .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8821 Asst. Coach: Torrie Browning .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8821Track and Field: Ronda Berard, Head Coach .........................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2104 Asst. Coaches: Serge Bengono/Jerry Price/Harry Freeman ........................................................................................................................................................................823-2104Volleyball: Brandon Duvall, Interim Head Coach ................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2804 Asst. Coach: Dave Albaugh ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2804

MiscellaneousFootball Press Box ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-2628Basketball Press Row .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8195Softball Press Box ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-0056Baseball Press Box ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-8196Ticket Office ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................823-9009


NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDENSU ATHLETICS FOUNDATION

A BRIEF OVERVIEW

Norfolk State University’s proud legacy of achievement in collegiate athletics began at the NCAA Division II level as a member of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA). NSU was one of the league’s most dominant programs, winning championships in every sport the school offered. In 1997, NSU joined the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), one of only two NCAA Division I conferences comprised of historically black colleges and universities. Other conference members include: Bethune-Cookman University, Coppin State University, Delaware State University, Florida A&M University, Hampton University, Howard Univer-sity, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Savannah State University and South Carolina State University. NSU made an immediate impression in the conference in 2000-01, winning the Talmadge Layman Hill Award – presented annually to the member whose men’s teams compile the most points based on team finishes in conference competition. The Spartans have won the Talmadge Layman Hill Award each year from 2005-12. In all, NSU has won men’s conference titles in basketball, cross country, football, and indoor and outdoor track. The NSU women have won MEAC championships in cross country, indoor and outdoor track, basketball and bowling during their tenure in the conference.

Why Support Norfolk State University Athletics?• NSU competes at the nation’s highest level of intercollegiate athlet-ics – National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I – and is a member of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC).• The need to increase funding for scholarships for deserving stu-dent-athletes motivated by achievement both in athletics and academ-ics.• Improvements and maintenance of equipment and facilities enable NSU student-athletes to perform at their full potential.• A competitive athletics program contributes to the enjoyment of the collegiate experience.

Total Sports - 15

Women’s SportsBasketballBowling

Cross CountryIndoor Track & Field

Outdoor Track & FieldSoftballTennis

Volleyball

Men’s SportsBaseball

BasketballCross Country

FootballIndoor Track & Field

Outdoor Track & FieldTennis

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Norfolk State UniversityAthletics Foundation

Board of DirectorsFran Steward, President

Merv Pitchford, Vice PresidentJohn Warren, Treasurer

Craig Cotton, Executive DirectorMarty Miller, Athletics Director

Michael K. BrownCurtis Maddox*Langston PowellZackary Rogers

James Satterfield*Donna Sample Smith

Joel Wagner

* - Emeritus

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