2015 softball media guide

2015 Fact Book

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2015 Schedule 3

Coaching Staff 4-5

2015 Roster 6

2015 Player Profiles 7-13

2014 Final Statistics 15

2014 Championship Review 16

Softball Alumni 18

Conference Awards 19

All-Time Results/Records 20

Raven Record Book 21

Diamond Club 22

Sports Medicine Staff 23

2 ANDERSON UNIVERSITY

tABLE oF ContEnts

AdministrAtion

President

John S. Pistole is the fifth

president of Anderson University. He

took over the office in March 2015. A

1978 graduate of AU, he earned a

juris doctorate from Indiana

University Robert H. McKinney

School of Law before going into

practice for two years. Pistole began a

career with the FBI in 1983 before he

rose through the ranks and was

appointed deputy director in 2004. In

March 2006, the FBI honored Pistole with the 2005

Presidential Rank of Distinguished Executive. President

Barack Obama appointed Pistole as head of the

Transportation Security Administration in the spring of 2010.

He was recognized as one of several outstanding alumni of

institutions within the Council for Christian Colleges and

Universities (CCCU) and received an Honorary Doctor of

Laws degree from Anderson University.

Athletic Director

Marcie Taylor is in her seventh year as the athletic

director at Anderson University.

Taylor is in her 25th year overall at Anderson and is

currently the head women’s

basketball coach. Before taking

over the AD position, Taylor was

the associate athletic director.

Taylor was a guard for the Lady

Ravens from 1980-84 and graduated

in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in

secondary education/physical

education and a minor in biology.

She earned a master’s degree in

exercise physiology from Ball State

in 1988.

Taylor spent one year as an assistant coach at AU before

taking over the program in 1991.


RAVEN SOFTBALL 2015 3

2015 soFtBALL sCHEdULE

date opponent site time

3/13 Simmons College Clermont, FL 5 p.m.

3/13 Fontbonne University Clermont, FL 7 p.m.

3/14 University of St. Thomas Clermont, FL 5 p.m.

3/15 Lesley University Clermont, FL 9 a.m.

3/17 Tufts University Clermont, FL 3 p.m.

3/17 Bowdoin College Clermont, FL 5 p.m.

3/18 William Paterson University Clermont, FL 3 p.m.

3/18 McDaniel College Clermont, FL 5 p.m.

3/19 Kalamazoo College Clermont, FL 1 p.m.

3/19 Hope College Clermont, FL 3 p.m.

3/20 North Central College Clermont, FL 1 p.m.

3/20 Greenville College Clermont, FL 3 p.m.

3/28 mt. st. Joseph University (dH)* Anderson, in 1 p.m.

3/29 dePauw University (dH) Anderson, in 1 p.m.

4/3 Wittenberg University (DH) Springfield, OH 1 p.m.

4/4 Franklin College (DH)* Franklin, IN 1 p.m.

4/6 ohio northern University (dH) Anderson, in 1 p.m.

4/7 Manchester University (DH)* North Manchester, IN 3:30 p.m.

4/11 Defiance College (DH)* Defiance, OH 1 p.m.

4/12 Hanover College (dH)* Anderson, in 1 p.m.

Senior Day

4/14 Bluffton University (dH)* Anderson, in 1 p.m.

4/16 Trine University (DH) Angola, IN 3:30 p.m.

4/17 thomas more College (dH) Anderson, in 3:30 p.m.

4/21 rose-Hulman inst. of tech (dH)* Anderson, in 3:30 p.m.

4/24 Spalding University (Ky.) (DH) Louisville, KY 5 p.m.

4/25 Transylvania University (DH)* Lexington, KY 1 p.m.

5/1 - 3 HCAC Tournament TBA TBA

5/7 - 9 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA

5/15 - 16 NCAA Super Regionals TBA TBA

5/21 - 26 NCAA College World Series Salem, VA TBA



From Left: Courtney Sparks; Mandy Bush, ATC, LAT; Kaden Sloan

2015 rAVEn stAFF

HEAd CoACH tonY HoLLoWAY

AtHLEtiC trAinErs

Tony Holloway enters his eighth season as the head coach

of the AU softball program in 2015 and has been with the

program for 30 years.

In 2014, Holloway guided the Ravens to their fourth

consecutive Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference title and

subsequent NCAA Division III Tournament berth.

In the 2013 NCAA Tournament, Anderson won their first

regional championship, defeating No. 2 Trine University twice,

and beating Allegheny College in the championship to advance

to the Division III World Series in Eau Claire, Wisc. AU

finished the season 31-18 overall and 12-4 in the HCAC.

The 2011 AU squad fell to eventual national champion and

No. 1 Linfield and No. 5 Central in the national tournament.

Holloway has been voted HCAC Coach of the Year following each of the last four seasons

(2011-14).

Holloway served as an assistant coach for 23 years before taking over the top spot in

2008. AU has won seven conference championships, nine post-season conference titles, and

made seven NCAA Division III regional appearances (1999, 2000, 2007, 2011-14).

Tony and his wife, Teresa, an AU graduate and former Raven softball and volleyball

player, reside in Pendleton and have three children: Tyler, Tami Jo, and Tanner.



AssistAnt CoACH JUstin BAtEs

AssistAnt CoACH dEVin moormAn

2015 rAVEn stAFF

Justin Bates is in his tenth season as an assistant coach on the

AU softball team.

In Bates’ ten seasons with the AU softball program, the Ravens

have won seven conference championships, nine post-season

conference titles, and made seven NCAA Division III regional

appearances (1999, 2000, 2007, 2011-14).

He has helped Anderson to four consecutive Heartland

Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament championships.

Bates earned his bachelor’s degree in mass

communication/journalism from Anderson University in 1995. He

also lettered in football for the Ravens.

He is originally from Vero Beach, Fla., where he played baseball and football in high school.

Bates and his wife, Heather, reside in Anderson and have a daughter, Holly.

Devin Moorman will be in her first season on the AU softball

coaching staff and will work with the pitchers.

Moorman was a four-year letterman on the AU softball team

and was a member of the 2013 team that advanced to the NCAA

Division III World Series. She was named the 2012 HCAC Pitcher

of the Year and was a three-time All-HCAC selection on the

mound.

She ranks third on the career list with 36 victories on the

mound and is fourth in appearances (90), shutouts (6) and

strikeouts (249). Her career ERA ranks ninth in school history

(3.20) and she is in the top 10 in 17 different categories.

Moorman earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing in 2013 and has spent the last year

working in Costa Rica.



2015 rAVEn soFtBALL rostEr

no. name Yr. Pos. B/t Hometown / High school

00 Carlee Wihebrink So. 3B R/R Alexandria, Ind. / Alexandria Monroe High School

1 Shelby Shaffer So. CF L/R Greenwood, Ind. / Center Grove High School

2 Katie McCool Jr. 1B/OFL/L Lafayette, Ind. / McCutcheon High School

3 Sami Frazier Jr. P R/R Greenfield, Ind. / Greenfield Central High School

4 Morgan Burke So. UTL R/R Kokomo, Ind. / Tri-Central High School

5 Blake Thomas So. C R/R Franklin, Ind. / Franklin Community High School

6 Hannah Belvo Jr. P R/R Camden, Ohio / Preble Shawnee High School

7 Megan Wade So. P/IF R/R Evansville, Ind. / Evansville North High School

9 Regan Sharp Fr. OF R/R Fishers, Ind. / Fishers High School

10 Rachael Suits Fr. OF L/R Crown Point, Ind. / Crown Point High School

11 Brittany Sugg So. OF L/R Fishers, Ind. / Fishers High School

12 Brynn Gooding So. OF L/R Daleville, Ind. / Daleville High School

13 Taylar Kelso So. 3B R/R Avon, Ind. / Avon High School

14 Samantha Ausmus Fr. C R/R Indianapolis / Beech Grove High School

15 Rachel Fiscus So. P R/R Brownsburg, Ind. / Brownsburg High School

16 Ashley Cleverly Fr. P R/R Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville High School

17 Markie Wood Fr. OF L/R New Palestine, Ind. / New Palestine High School

18 Meg Ramsey So. 1B R/R Germantown, Ohio / Home Schooled

20 Erika Beeler Fr. P R/R Kokomo, Ind. / Western High School

21 Sorcha Cox Sr. 2B R/R Hagerstown, Ind. / Hagerstown Jr/Sr High School

22 Nichole Frazier Sr. SS R/R Indianapolis / Franklin Central High School

23 Samantha Steele Sr. OF L/R Middlebury, Ind. / Northridge High School

24 Victoria Smith Fr. UTL R/R Marion, Ind. / Marion High School

26 Lauren Grant Fr. P R/R Anderson, Ind. / Yorktown High School

27 Mariah Hardin Fr. P/OF R/R Indianapolis / Decatur Central High School

28 Addie Gray Fr. 2B/SS R/R Noblesville, Ind. / Guerin Catholic High School



2015 rAVEn soFtBALL ProFiLEs

sEniors

21 sorcha Cox 2B

23 samantha steele oF

22 nichole Frazier ss

Ht: 5’4’’

HomEtoWn: Hagerstown, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Hagerstown

BAts/tHroWs: Right/Right

PArEnts: Jonathon and TrinetteCox

siBLinGs: Christian (19), Casey(13)

Ht: 5’4’’

HomEtoWn: Middlebury, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Northridge

BAts/tHroWs: Left/Right

PArEnts: Jim and Lisa Steele

siBLinGs: Nicky (24)

Ht: 5’9’’

HomEtoWn: Indianapolis, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Franklin Central


PArEnts: Darrell and Julia Frazier

siBLinGs: Michelle (27)

2014: Appeared in 35 games, making 33starts...Hit 6 doubles, 1 triple, and had 11rbi...Had .396 obp and 11 sacrifice hits... turned5 double plays.

2013: Appeared in 40 games, starting 8... Hit 1home run and had 6 rbi... Had 12 defensiveassists and turned 2 double plays

2012: Appeared in 29 games, making 3 starts...Had 2 rbi... Had 15 defensive assists.

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC... Appeared in 38 games,making 30 starts... Hit 5 doubles, 2 triples, and had9 rbi... Had a .389 obp and 14 sacrifice hits.

2013: Appeared in 45 games, starting 29... Hit .333with 3 rbi... Scored 24 runs and stole 12 bases.

2012: 2nd Team All-HCAC... Appeared in 39 games,making 23 starts... Hit .441 with 1 double and 1 rbi.

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC...Appeared in 37games, making 36 starts... Hit 7 doubles, 2triples, and 11 home runs... Had 86 assists and3 double plays.

2013: Appeared in 40 games, making 18starts... Hit 2 doubles, 1 triple, and had 6 rbi...Had 56 assists.

2012: Appeared in 30 games, starting 12... Hit3 doubles and 1 rbi... Had 23 defensive assists.




JUniors

Ht: 5’7’’

HomEtoWn: Lafayette, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: McCutcheon

BAts/tHroWs: Left/Left

PArEnts: Tom and Carrie McCool

siBLinGs: Lauren (22)

Ht: 5’9’’

HomEtoWn: Camden, Ohio

HiGH sCHooL: Preble Shawnee


PArEnts: Rob and Sue Belvo

siBLinGs: Ellie (18), Annilou (16)

Ht: 5’10’’

HomEtoWn: Greenfield, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Greenfield Central


PArEnts: Jeff and Felicia Frazier

2 Katie mcCool oF/1B

6 Hannah Belvo P

3 samantha Frazier P

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC... Appeared in 37games, making 36 starts... Hit 6 doubles, 1triple, and 1 home run... Had .425 obp

2013: Appeared in 31 games, making 11starts... Hit .341 and had 3 rbi... Was perfect 5for 5 in stolen base attempts.

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC... Appeared in 26games, starting 21... Led team with 15wins...Had 2.21 era while pitching 120.1innings...Had 1 shutout and 1 save.

2013: 1st Team All-HCAC... Appeared in 44games, starting 32... Went 12-4 with 8complete games, 2 saves, and 80 strikeouts.

2014: 2nd Team All-Conference... Appeared in21 games, making 17 starts... Went 9-3 with3.20 era while pitching 96.1 innings... Had 4 rbias a hitter.

2013: Appeared in 20 games, making 9 starts...Went 7-3 with a 3.76 era...Struck out 35 andhad 1 shutout




soPHomorEs

Ht: 5’6’’

HomEtoWn: Alexandria, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Alexandria-Monroe


PArEnts: Bruce and Kim

Wihebrink

Ht: 5’2’’

HomEtoWn: Kokomo, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Tri-Central


PArEnts: John and Michele Burke

siBLinGs: Tyler (24)

00 Carlee Wihebrink 3B

4 morgan Burke UtL

1 shelby shaffer CF

2014: Appeared in 12 games, making 3 starts...had 8 defensive assists...In 6 at-bats, had .143obp.

2014: Appeared in 26 games, starting 22... Hit.424 with 1 double, 2 triples, and 2 homeruns...Scored 30 runs and stole 11 bases.

2014: All-HCAC Honorable Mention...Appeared in 38 games, making 37 starts... Ledteam with 34 runs scored and 14 stolenbases... Hit 5 doubles, 3 triples, and 1 homerun... Had .916 fld%

5 Blake thomas C

Ht: 5’10’’

HomEtoWn: Franklin, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Franklin Community


PArEnts: Brent and Mileah

Thomas

siBLinGs: Brooke (18)

2014: Appeared in 37 games, starting 36... Hit3 doubles and 2 home runs... Scored 17 runsand was perfect 2 for 2 in stolen baseattempts...Had 18 defensive assists and .965fld%

Ht: 5’3’’

HomEtoWn: Greenwood, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Center Grove


PArEnts: Kelly Evert, Randy Shaffer

siBLinGs: Jordan (22), Baleigh (15),

Aidan Evert (6)




soPHomorEs

7 megan Wade P/iF

12 Brynn Gooding oF

Ht: 5’4’’

HomEtoWn: Evansville, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Evansville North


PArEnts: Jim and Julie Wade

siBLinGs: Eric (24)

Ht: 5’2’’

HomEtoWn: Daleville, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Daleville


PArEnts: Roger and Wendy

Gooding

siBLinGs: Laurynn (13)

2014: Appeared in 9 games, making 7 starts...Hit .556 and had 8 rbi... Had perfect 1.000fielding %...As a pitcher, went 1-0 in 5.0 inningspitched.

2014: Appeared in 33 games, making 18starts... Hit .254 with 2 doubles and had 11 rbi...Stole 2 bases and had .963 fld%.

11 Brittany sugg oF

Ht: 5’2’’

HomEtoWn: Fishers, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Fishers


PArEnts: Fred and Kim Sugg

siBLinGs: Brooke (18), Tyler (14)

2014: Appeared in 32 games, starting 18... Hit1 double and had 2 rbi... Scored 13 runs and 2stolen bases... Had 1.000 fld%




soPHomorEs

13 taylar Kelso 3B 15 rachel Fiscus P

18 meg ramsey 1B

Ht: 5’5’’

HomEtoWn: Avon, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Avon


PArEnts: Rhonda and Dean Kelso

siBLinGs: Skylar (23)

Ht: 5’6’’

HomEtoWn: Brownsburg, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Brownsburg


PArEnts: Brian and Cindy Fiscus

siBLinGs: Lauren (22), Robbie (15)

Ht: 5’11’’

HomEtoWn: Germantown, Ohio

HiGH sCHooL: Home Schooled


PArEnts: Daniel and Jenny Ramsey

siBLinGs: Molly (26), Jess (24),

Addy (17), Gretchen (15)

2014: Appeared in 12 games, making 3starts...Went 5-2 with 4.73 era... Threw 2complete games and struck out 17 batters.

2014: Appeared in 5 games and had 4at-bats...Had one put-out and 1 defensiveassist.

2014: Appeared in 39 games, starting 38... Hit.304 with 12 doubles, 2 triples, and 4 homeruns... Had 34 rbi... Led team with 4 sacrificeflies...Had .931 fld% with 65 defensive assists.




FrEsHmEn

10 rachael suits oF

16 Ashley Cleverly P

17 markie Wood oF

14 samantha Ausmus C

Ht: 5’2’’

HomEtoWn: Crown Point, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Crown Point


PArEnts: Michelle and Warren

Suits

siBLinGs: Michael Plumb (25)

Ht: 5’8’’

HomEtoWn: Noblesville, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Noblesville


PArEnts: Brian and Sarah

Cleverly

siBLinGs: Alex (16), Andy (14)

Ht: 5’2’’

HomEtoWn: New Palestine, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: New Palestine


PArEnts: Keith and Timi Wood

siBLinGs: Michael (24)

Ht: 5’7’’


HiGH sCHooL: Beech Grove


PArEnts: Sam and Dawn Ausmus

HiGH sCHooL: All Conference and All AreaHonorable Mention, Honor Roll

9 regan sharp oF

Ht: 5’2’’

HomEtoWn: Fishers, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Fishers


PArEnts: Walter and Lori Sharp

siBLinGs: Evan (22), Maddie (17)

HiGH sCHooL: HCC All Conference, 3rd teamAll-State, Co-Offensive Player of the Year,Honor Roll

HiGH sCHooL: 2 years All Conference and All District

HiGH sCHooL: 2 Years All Conference andAcademic Honorable Mention

HiGH sCHooL: 4 years All Conference




FrEsHmEn

26 Lauren Grant P

20 Erika Beeler P 24 Victoria smith UtL

27 mariah Hardin P/oF

28 Addie Gray 2B/ss

Ht: 5’7’’

HomEtoWn: Kokomo, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Western


PArEnts: Jeff and Jami Beeler

siBLinGs: Joshua (16)

Ht: 5’6’’

HomEtoWn: Anderson, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Yorktown


PArEnts: Brandon and Diane Grant

Ht: 5’3’’

HomEtoWn: Marion, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Marion


PArEnts: Amy and Benjye Smith

siBLinGs: Olivia (17)

Ht: 5’7’’


HiGH sCHooL: Decatur Central


PArEnts: Angela and Steve

Hardin

siBLinGs: Austin (13)

Ht: 5’3’’

HomEtoWn: Noblesville, Ind.

HiGH sCHooL: Guerin Catholic


PArEnts: Kimberly and Glen Gray

siBLinGs: Zach (27), Hannah (23)

2014: Transfer from Spalding University

HiGH sCHooL: All Conference in 2013,Captain in 2014

HiGH sCHooL: Team captain

HiGH sCHooL: 3 year All Conference, 2 yearAll County, Sectional Champions

HiGH sCHooL: Won Semi-State Junior year,All County Freshman Year


2014 rAVEn soFtBALL stAtistiCs



The Anderson University softball teamwon their fourth consecutive HeartlandCollegiate Athletic ConferenceTournament championship in 2014. TheRavens clinched the crown with a 13-4victory over Bluffton University in theHCAC Championship game. In threegames in the HCAC Tournament,Anderson outscored their opponents 29-8and they never trailed in any game.

By winning the HCAC title, Andersonadvanced to the NCAA Regionals, wherethey defeated Fontbonne University in theopening game, 9-5, thanks to a walk-offgrand slam by Nichole Frazier. AU thenfell to Illinois Wesleyan University andLake Forest College, ending their run.

The Ravens earned multiple HCAChonors in 2014, including MVP, Pitcher ofthe Year, and Coach of the Year. SamiFrazier won Pitcher of the Year aftergoing 15-4 with a 2.21 era. She struck out86 batters and had one save.

Nichole Frazier earned conference

MVP after hitting .400 with aconference-best slugging percentage of.800 in league play. Frazier also rankedamong the conference leaders in homeruns (6), RBI (22), and total bases (40).

Head Coach Tony Holloway wonCoach of the Year for the fourthconsecutive season after guiding theRavens to a 26-7 regular season record,including 15-1 in the HCAC.

Three other Ravens were named tothe HCAC First Team: Yardley Collett,Samantha Steele, and Katie McCool.Hannah Belvo was named to the HCACSecond Team, and Morgan Burke wasnamed HCAC Honorable Mention.

Throughout the regular season,Nichole Frazier earned HCAC Hitter ofthe Week honors twice. Tayar Kelso wasnamed Hitter of the Week once. SamiFrazier won Pitcher of the Week honorson two occasions, and Hannah Belvo wasnamed Pitcher of the Week once.


2014 CHAmPionsHiP rEViEW



rAVEn soFtBALL ALUmni

Patty Adkins 1989-91

Kourtney Allender 2011

Jessica Alsman 2006-2009

Lori Anderson 1978

Stephanie Atkins 2009-12

Caitlyn Arnold 2013

Lori Ball 1982-85

Kristen Barnett 1992-95

Michelle Barnett 1989-92

Becky Bathauer 1983

Linda Beck 1984

Barb Beilman 1990-92

Kris Benefield 1987

Magara Beverly 1995

Karen Boese 1981

Amy Bombardi 1995

Mandy Bontrager 1997-00

Kim Bowen 1996-97

Heather Boyce 1996

Shannon Bradley 1996-99

Robin Brooks 1979-80

Michelle Brooks 2010-12

Sandy Brown 1978

Tasha Broyles 1997

Brenda Bucci 1982-83

Kelly Buchs 1978-81

Mary Cain 1996-99

Jeri Campbell 1986

Denise Carroll 1981-82

Kristi Casey 1994

Lindsey Cerajewski 1998

Misti Chastain 2001-02

Ronda Clapsaddle 1988

Becky Closser 1980-83

Barrett Cobb 1994-95

Chris Cowan 1983-86

Kris Coyne 1978

Monica Crowe 2009-12

Linsey Dawson 2004

Amy Day 1995

Casie Dean 2003-04

Carrie Deane 2002-03

Dottie Deardorff 1984

Shari DeBoer 2000-01

Jami Delagrange 2010-11

Stacie Dempsey 1992

Lindsay Dennis 2005-06

Keena DeYoung 1995-96

Julie Dick 1990-93

Michelle Douglas 1988

Kerri Doutlik 2012

Bailey Dunbar 2009-11

DeAnn Edge 1997-00

Zella Elliott 1978-81

Lisa Ellis 1983

Carrie Erskine 2002

Stephanie Felty 1983

Ashley Fields 2006

Jackie Fields 1978

Donna Fishter 1991-94

Coleen Fishter 1991-92

Erin Flanagan 1999-02

LeAnn Flintoff 1994

Amie Flowers 1997-00

Amber Fox 2000-01

Christy Fox 2003-05, 07

Erica Freitag 1993

Natalie Galier 2002

Brittany Garner 2002

Leslie Gindhart 1999-02

Jeani Gollihue 1983

Anna Goodman 2006

Amber Hall 2002-05

Cheryl Hall 1978-80

Chelsie Haines 2008-2009

Valleta Hamel 1978

Kim Hammel 1992-93

Donnetta Hardeman 1994-96

Sue Hardman 1978-79

Lori Helder 1990

Lys Hess 2009-13

Angie Hileman 1993-94

Madeline Hirakis 1995

Mindy Hobbs 1982-85

Stephanie Hobbs 1996-97

Amanda Hodges 1996-98

Jamie Holcomb 1995-96

Mindy Holiday 1988

Teresa Holloway 1987-89

Carla Holm 1980-81

Sheila Holsopple 2000-01

Allie Hoover 2009-11

Monica Hostetler 1999-00

Amy Houlton 1986-89

Ramona Houlton 1979

Penny Hufford 1984-87

Alyssa Hull 2004-07

Melissa Humerickhouse 1998-01

Brittany Hunter 2010-11

Dawn Johns 1988-91

Amy Johnson 1992-94

Diane Kaeser 1996

Jenny Kardatzke 1996-98

Becky Kaufman 2001

Beth Kennedy 1980

Jan Koeniger 1978-79

Kendal Koprunski 1999

Megan Kruse 2009-12

Heather Kuck 1993

Brittany Lane 2006-2009

Tiffany LaRue 2003

Lori Latham 1992

Jami Lawson 2004-05

Kim Lawson 1993-94

Cheryl Lawyer 1985

Katie Lee 2011-13

Sherry Lee 1988, 90

Gloria Lehnus 1978

Jessica Lenz 2003

Andi Ley 2010-11

Katie Lindsey 2001

Krista Litweller 1991

Lindsey Loeffler 1988

Amy Loehndorf 2004-07

Lori Lyons 1987-89

Paula Manchess 1989-91

Carmelo Marchesano 2005

Kathy Marker 1985-88

Brittany Markley 2005

Amy Martin 1986-87

Laura McCarthy 1980-83

Jill McCleary 1998

Gina McCraken 1978, 80-81

Beth McElfresh 1979

Karen McGraw 1982-84

Beth McKee 1986

Carol McMillan 1979-82

Christine Miller 1984

Tami Miller 1989-90, 93

Ardath Miller 1998-01

Tonya Moore 2003-04

Natalie Moorhouse 2010-13

Devin Moorman 2010-13

Bev Neidert 1978-80

Cathy Newman 1978-79

Katy Ogden 2010-13

Mona Olson 1980-83

Jenny Orme 1992

Brenda “Sadie” Oyer 1982-85

Paula Pabst 1985-87

Marta Palen 2002

Gina Parker 1988

Jamie Placencia 1997

Gwen Plough 1978-79

Denise Poor 1995

Christi Powell 1996

Cathy Prenkert 1981

Tori Price 2012-13

Rebecca Quilty 2003-04

Meghan Ramming 2000, 02-03

Tonya Randall 1991-92

Megan Ream 2010-13

Joy Rego 1979-80

Susan Reynolds 1982

Kate Richards 2006-2009

Deborah Rinker 1990

Kim Roberts 1986

Alisha Roland 2002-03

Cindy Ross 1978

Christin Rudell 1998-99, 01

Kelly Rusterholx 2009-12

Sara Rychener 1996-99

Dawn Sanders 2004-07

Sarah Schemmer 1990

Laura Schmid 1986-88

Jolene Scott 1985

Katie Scott 2011

Laura Selking 1990

Ashleigh Seyfried 2006-07

Ashley Shallenberger 2003

Shannon Sherfy 1987

Stephanie Sherwood 1999

Bre Shively 2012

Kelly Shuck 2006, 08-09

Julia Siefring 2006-2009

Summer Siehl 1978

Karen Silman 1978

Lauren Smith 2009-13

Christi Sollars 1984-86

Kari Springer 1983

Suzy Starr 1981

Kelly Stath 1978-79

Jennifer Steffensen 1990-93

Ashley Stetler 2004

Tracy Stohler 1992-95

Bethany Strange 2000

Angie Strickler 1991-93

Jody Susdorf 1988-91

Kim Sweany 1979, 82

Emily Sweetheimer 1994

Joyce Taylor 1985-86

Lisa Taylor 1980-82

Marcie Taylor 1981

Lisa Tebbe 1985-86

Jama Teeters 1986-88

Holly Theobald 1996-97

Emily Thombs 2001-02

Ellen Thompson 2009-11

Kelly Thompson 2005-08

Jessica Thompson 1995-97

Jennifer Toussant 1997

Sarah Turner 1992

Angie Ulary 1985

Danielle Van Allen 1990

Wendy Walter 1987-89

Amy Weaver 1995

Laura Webster 1991

Amanda Western 2013

Amy Wuestefeld 2010-13

Melissa Wilkie 1989

Sara Wilbur 2009

Ashleigh Wilson 2011

Kari Wilson 2008

Lolly Wilson 1992

Sue Wood 2000-03

Kim Yoakum 2008

Marla Yoder 2001-02

Missy Zachary 1994-95



rAVEn soFtBALL AWArds

rEGULAr sEAsonConFErEnCE titLEs

1994 - Anderson (ICAC)1997 - Anderson (HCAC)1998 - Anderson (HCAC)1999 - Anderson (HCAC)2000 - Anderson (HCAC)2012 - Anderson (HCAC)2014 - Anderson (HCAC)

toUrnAmEnt titLEs1994 - Anderson (ICAC)1996 - Anderson (ICAC)1997 - Anderson (HCAC)2000 - Anderson (HCAC)2007 - Anderson (HCAC)2011 - Anderson (HCAC)2012 - Anderson (HCAC) 2013 - Anderson (HCAC) 2014 - Anderson (HCAC)

ConFErEnCE mVPs1994 - Donna Fishter (ICAC)1996 - Donnetta Hardeman (ICAC)1998 - Sara Rychener (HCAC)1999 - DeAnn Edge (HCAC)2006 - Kelly Thompson (Pitcher)2007 - Kelly Thompson (Pitcher)

Lesli Randall (Hitter)2009 - Chelsie Haines (Hitter)2012 - Natalie Moorhouse (Hitter)

Devin Moorman (Pitcher) 2013 - Amy Wuestefeld (Hitter)

Sami Frazier (Pitcher)2014 -Nichole Frazier (Hitter)

Sami Frazier (Pitcher)

CoACH oF tHE YEArAWArds

1988 - Larry Holloway (HCW)1990 - Larry Holloway (HCW)1994 - Larry Holloway (ICAC)1996 - Larry Holloway (ICAC)1997 - Larry Holloway (HCAC)2000 - Larry Holloway (HCAC)2006 - Larry Holloway (HCAC)2007 - Larry Holloway (HCAC)2011 - Tony Holloway (HCAC)2012 - Tony Holloway (HCAC)2013 - Tony Holloway (HCAC)2014 - Tony Holloway (HCAC)

tEAm most VALUABLEPLAYErs

1978 – Jan Koeniger

1979 – Bev Neidert1980 – Becky Closser1981 – Kelly Buchs1982 – Mona Olson1983 – Mindy Hobbs and

Laura McCarthy1984 – Mindy Hobbs1985 – Mindy Hobbs1986 – Kathy Marker1987 – Kathy Marker and Penny

Hufford1988 – Jama Teeters1989 – Lori Lyons and Amy

Houlton1990 – Michelle Barnett1991 – Patty Adkins1992 – Jennifer Steffensen1993 – Angie Strickler, Tami Miller

and Angie Hileman1994 – Angie Hileman and Amy

Johnson1995 – Donnetta Hardeman1996 – Donnetta Hardeman1997 – DeAnn Edge1998 – Sara Rychener1999 – Sara Rychener2000 – DeAnn Edge and Amie

Flowers2001 – Melissa Humerickhouse2002 – Erin Flanagan2003 – Sue Wood2004 – Dawn Sanders2005 – Jami Lawson2006 – Kelly Thompson2007 – Lesli Randall2008 – Erin Garrity2009 – Chelsie Haines2010 – Natalie Moorhouse2011 - Amy Wuestefeld 2012 - Monica Crowe2013 - Amy Wuestefeld 2014 - Nichole Frazier

ALL-ConFErEnCEsELECtions

1986 – Kathy Marker1987 – Penny Hufford, Lori Lyons,

Teresa Downey1988 – Dawn Johns, Amy Houlton1989 – Lori Lyons, Jody Susdorf1990 – Patty Adkins, Michelle

Barnett, Jody Susdorf, Dawn Johns

1991 – Angie Strickler, Donna Fishter

1992 – Kristen Barnett, Michelle Barnett, Angie Strickler

1993 – Donna Fishter, Angie Hileman, Angie Strickler

1994 – Donna Fishter, Angie Hileman, Amy Johnson, Missy Zachary

1995 – Donnetta Hardeman, TracyStohler

1996 – Donnetta Hardeman, Stephanie Hobbs, Mary Cain, Holly Theobald

1997 – DeAnn Edge, Mary Cain, Amie Flowers, Sara Rychener, Holly Theobald

1998 – Sara Rychener, Mary Cain,DeAnn Edge, Amie Flowers

1999 – DeAnn Edge, Mary Cain, Amie Flowers, Christin Rudell, Sara Rychener

2000 – DeAnn Edge, Amie Flowers, Sue Wood

2001 – Sue Wood, Melissa Humerickhouse

2002 – Sue Wood2003 – Sue Wood, Tiffany LaRue2004 – Dawn Sanders, Lesli

Randall2005 - Jami Lawson, Amy

Loehndorf2006 - Dawn Sanders, Julia

Siefring, Lesli Randall, Amy Loehndorf, Anna Goodman, Kelly Thompson

2007 - Kelly Thompson, Lesli Randall, Gretchen Louzon,Dawn Sanders

2008 - Kelly Thompson, Erin Garrity, Gretchen Louzon, Chelsie Haines

2009 - Chelsie Haines, Gretchen Louzon

2010 - Natalie Moorhouse2011 - Lauren Smith, Katie Lee,

Lys Hess2012 - Katie Lee, Devin Moorman,

Natalie Moorhouse, MonicaCrowe, Amy Wuestefeld, Yardley Collett

2013 - Yardley Collett, Lauren Smith, Amy Wuestefeld, Katy Ogden, Katie Lee, Megan Ream, Sami Frazier

2014 - Yardley Collett, Nichole Frazier, Samantha Steele, Katie McCool, Sami Frazier



rAVEn soFtBALL ALL-timE rEsULts

ALL-timE CoACHinG rECords

Adrian, Mich. 1-4Albion, Mich. 3-6Alfred, N.Y. 1-2Allegheny, Pa. 4-0Alma, Mich. 2-5Alvernia, Pa. 2-1Ancilla 1-0Augustana, Ill. 1-0Aurora 1-1Baldwin-Wallace, Ohio 1-1Ball State 1-5Benedictine, Ill. 2-1Bethany, W.V. 2-3Bethel 12-4Blackburn, Ill. 3-0Bluffton 10-15Brandeis, Miss. 1-1Bridgewater, Va. 0-4Buffalo State, N.Y. 1-0Butler 4-8Calvin, Mich. 0-3Calumet 1-0Carthage, Wisc. 1-3Case Western, Ohio 0-1Central, Iowa 0-2Centre, Ky. 1-1Chapman, Calif. 0-1Clark, Ga. 0-1Coast Guard 0-2Concordia, Ill. 2-1Cortland St., N.Y. 0-4Defiance, Ohio 20-18DePauw 35-18Dubuque, Iowa 1-0Earlham 31-3Emerson, N.J. 0-1Endicott 3-1Farleigh Dickinson, N.J. 2-2Farmingdale 1-0Farmingham St. 1-0Findlay, Ohio 0-5Fitchburg St., Mass. 1-0

Fontbonne, Mo. 5-1Franklin 49-25Franklin & Marshall 1-0Georgian, Conn. 1-1Goshen 9-1Grace 7-14Hanover 60-27Heidelberg, Ohio 7-2Hendrix, Ark. 1-0Hiram, Ohio 6-0Hope 1-2Hood, Ark. 4-0Huntington 23-16Illinois 1-0Illinois College 0-1Illinois Wesleyan 2-7Indiana 1-1Indianapolis 0-2IU-Southeast 0-1Indiana Wesleyan 10-16ISU-Evansville 0-2Ithaca, N.Y. 0-4IUPUI 0-37IUPU-FW 0-6John Carroll, Ohio 2-1Judson, Ill. 0-1Kalamazoo, Mich. 1-0Kean, N.J. 2-4Lake Forest, Ill. 0-3Lakeland, Wisc. 1-1Lake Michigan 0-3Lake Sumpter, Fla. 0-2Lake Superior, Mich. 0-1LaSalle, Pa. 0-1Lewis, Ill. 0-1Lewis and Clark, Idaho 1-3Lincoln J.C., Ill. 0-2Linfield 0-2Lock Haven, Pa. 0-1Loras, Iowa 0-2Luther 0-1Malone, Ohio 1-0

Manchester 58-46Manhattenville, N.Y. 1-0Marian 12-14Marquette, Ill. 1-0Marrietta, Ohio 3-8Maryville, Mo. 1-5Mary Washington, Va. 1-0Massachusetts 1-0Mass.- Liberal Arts 1-0McDaniel 1-1McKendree, Ill. 0-4Milwaukee SOE, Wisc. 1-0Misericordia, Pa. 1-2Montclair, N.J. 1-2Morehead State, Ky. 0-2Mt. St. Joseph, Ohio 22-15Mount Union, Ohio 1-9Muhlenberg, Pa. 1-1Muskingum, Ohio 1-2New Jersey 0-1North Central, Ill. 1-0Northwestern Iowa 0-2Notre Dame 4-1Oakland City 3-3Ohio Northern 2-6Olivet, Mich. 3-2Otterbein 0-3Parkland Comm., Ill. 0-1Penn St.-Behrend, Pa. 3-0Pine Manor, Mass. 1-0Plattsburgh St., N.Y. 0-1Purdue 0-3Ramapo, N.J 1-2Rose-Hulman 16-4Roger Williams 1-0Rowan, N.J. 1-4Saginaw Valley, Mich. 0-1Salem, W.V. 2-2Salisbury 0-1Sienna Heights, Mich. 1-3Simpson, Iowa 0-6Skidmore 1-0

Southwestern, Tex. 1-0Springfield 2-0St. Ambrose, Iowa 0-1St. Benedict 1-0St. Francis 13-20St. John Fisher, N.Y. 0-2St. Joseph 0-2St. Mary’s 18-28St. Mary’s/Woods 3-11St. Norbert, Wisc. 1-3St. Thomas, Minn. 1-1Staten Island 1-0SUNY Oswego 1-0Taylor 22-23Thiel, Pa. 1-1Thomas More, Ohio 7-1Tiffin, Ohio 2-3Transylvania, Ky. 16-14Trine 5-20Trinity Christian 2-0Ursinus, Pa. 1-3Utica 2-1Valparaiso 2-4Wartburg, Iowa 0-1Washington, Mo. 0-1Washington-St. Louis 0-3Washington & Jefferson 1-0Westminster, Pa. 2-2Wheaton, Mass. 2-0Widener, Pa. 4-3William Paterson, N.J. 2-3Williams 1-0Wilmington, Ohio 9-1Winona State, Minn. 0-1Wisc.-Eau Claire 0-1Wisc.-LaCrosse 0-3Wisc.-Parkview 0-2Wisc.-Plattville 1-1Wisc.-Stout 4-2Wisc.-Whitewater 0-2Wisc.- River Falls 0-1Wittenburg, Ohio 5-7

Name Years Win Loss Pct.

Bob Kearns 1978-82 50 51 .495

Beverly Baum 1983 15 9 .625

Larry Holloway 1984-07 431 503 .461

Tony Holloway 2008-14 179 115 .609

Totals 38 Years 675 678 .499


rAVEn soFtBALL rECord BooK


BAttinG AVErAGECareer – .434 Angie Hileman (1993-94)

Season – .496 Jamie Lawson (2005)

sLUGGinG PErCEntAGECareer – .766 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – .929 Amie Flowers (1998)

on-BAsE PErCEntAGECareer – .552 Angie Hileman (1993-94)

Season – .607 Angie Hileman (1994)

stoLEn BAsE PCt. (min. 10 Att.)Career – .943 D. Hardeman (1994-96)

Season – 1.000 D. Hardeman (1995)

GAmEs PLAYEdCareer – 174 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 51 Five players tied (2000)

GAmEs stArtEdCareer – 174 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 51 Five players tied (2000)

At-BAtsCareer – 538 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 169 DeAnn Edge (2000)

Game – 6 Six players tied

rUns sCorEdCareer – 164 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 44 DeAnn Edge (1998 & 99)

Game – 4 Sixteen players tied

HitsCareer – 233 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)


Game – 5 Lesli Randall vs. MSJ (5-6-06)

doUBLEsCareer – 52 Amie Flowers (1997-00)

Season – 17 Amie Flowers (1997) and

Melissa Humerickhouse (2000)

Game – 3 Seven players tied

triPLEsCareer – 13 Lori Lyons (1987-89) and

Donnetta Hardeman (1994-96)

Season – 9 Kathy Marker (1988)

Game – 2 Five players tied

HomE rUnsCareer – 37 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 12 Chelsie Haines (2009)

Game – 2 Twenty-four players tied

rUns BAttEd inCareer – 156 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)


Game – 8 Amy Loehndorf vs. Hanover

(5-1-05)

totAL BAsEsCareer – 412 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)


Game – 12 Lesli Randall vs.

Rose-Hulman (4-4-06)

WALKsCareer – 74 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 33 Angie Hileman (1993)

Game – 4 Donna Fishter vs. Earlham

(3-30-93) and Angie Hileman vs. Earlham

(3-30-93)

Hit BY PitCHCareer – 38 Amie Flowers (1997-00)

Season – 12 Amie Flowers (1999)

Game – 3 Kelly Rusterholx vs Hood

(3-19-11)

sACriFiCE FLiEsCareer – 9 DeAnn Edge (1997-00) and

Natalie Moorhouse (2010-13)

Season – 7 Michelle Barnett (1991)

Game – 2 Six players tied

sACriFiCE BUntsCareer – 53 Lesley Gindhart (1999-02)

Season – 18 Dawn Johns (1991)

Game – 2 Forty-five different players tied

stoLEn BAsEsCareer – 68 Sue Wood (2000-03)

Season – 22 Amy Wuestefeld (2013)

Game – 4 DeAnn Edge vs. Bluffton

(5-8-99)

EArnEd rUn AVErAGECareer – 2.18 Sarah Rychener (1996-99)

Season – 1.28 Gretchen Louzon (2007)

oPPonEnts BAttinG AVErAGECareer – .211 Monica Crowe (2009-12)

Season – .189 Monica Crowe (2009)

FEWEst WALKs PEr GAmECareer – 0.92 Misty Chastain (2001-02)

Season – 0.85 Misty Chastain (2001)

striKEoUts PEr GAmECareer – 7.45 Monica Crowe (2009-12)

Season – 8.79 Monica Crowe (2009)

WinsCareer – 61 Sara Rychener (1996-99)

Season – 20 Sara Rychener (1999) and

Monica Crowe (2012)

sAVEsCareer – 8 Lauren Smith (2009, 11-13)

Season – 3 Kelly Thompson (2006) and

Monica Crowe (2010)

APPEArAnCEsCareer – 106 Sara Rychener (1996-99)

Season – 32 Amy Houlton (1988)

GAmEs stArtEdCareer – 86 Sara Rychener (1996-99)

Season – 26 Sheila Holsopple (2001)

ComPLEtE GAmEsCareer – 81 Sara Rychener (1996-99)

Season – 24 Sara Rychener (1999) and

Sheila Holsopple (2000 and 2001)

sHUtoUtsCareer – 19 Monica Crowe (2009-12)

Season – 7 Monica Crowe (2011)

inninGs PitCHEdCareer – 580.0 Sara Rychener (1996-99)

Season – 178.2 Sheila Holsopple (2000)

Game – 11 Casie Dean vs. Mt. St. Joe

(4-19-03)

striKEoUtsCareer – 528 Monica Crowe (2009-12)

Season – 149 Monica Crowe (2010)

Game – 15 Kelly Thompson vs. Franklin

(3-20-07)

HiGHEst FiELdinG PErCEntAGECareer – .983 Stephanie Atkins (2009-12)

Season – 1.000 Katie Lindsey (2001)

most CHAnCEsCareer – 1,006 DeAnn Edge (1997-00)

Season – 376 Shannon Bradley (1998)

Game – 18 Mandy Bontrager vs. Hanover

(4-9-97)

most PUtoUtsCareer – 881 Stephanie Atkins (2009-12)

Season – 354 Christin Rudell (1999)

Game – 17 Three players tied

most AssistsCareer – 413 M.Humerickhouse (1998-01)


Game – 11 Donnetta Hardeman vs.

Hanover (4-5-96)



rAVEn diAmond CLUB

The Raven Diamond Club supports the Anderson University softball program. The generosity of these

individuals and companies has provided for travel, meals and facilities and other operational expenses

for the 2015 season that our budget cannot provide. We also want to thank our corporate team sponsor

Nike. -- Coach Holloway

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Beverly and Kurt Nitsch

Scott and Lisa Palczewski

Dan Russell

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Keith and Kathi Smith

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Dr. Jon Stocker

Alan and Mary Strohmier

Richard and Kathryn Sweers

Tragesser Farms

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Randy and Shelly Britton

Dave and Lauri Carnahan

Karen and Tom Cartnell

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Ron and Pam Streeval

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triPLE ($100-$499)Tim and Brenda Alger

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Mary Lee

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Bob and Carol Kiefer

Dan and Candy Kruse

David and Pat Kruse

Mitchell and Susan Kruse

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Quality Repair

Janet Ratcliffe

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Steenhuysen Family

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AndErson UniVErsitY sPorts mEdiCinE


Steve Risinger Mandy Bush Adam CrosbyChristina Merckx Chris Hamlin

sEALs AmBULAnCE

Olivia Jackson

The Anderson University Sports

Medicine program has built itself into one

of the finest small college programs in

the nation. The numerous sports teams

rely upon the athletic trainers year-round

to help mend their wounds and

rehabilitate injuries.

Steven "Doc" Risinger, AU’s

director of sports medicine, head athletic

trainer and professor of kinesiology, has

crafted a superlative career in the field of

sports medicine over the past 37 years. A

member of the Indiana Athletic Trainers

Hall of Fame and a 1974 Anderson

University graduate, Risinger has worked

diligently to build the AU program into a

national leader. In the summer of 2000,

the National Athletic Trainer’s

Association named Risinger as the

nation’s Most Distinguished Athletic

Trainer for 2000, an annual award

recognizing the organization’s trainer of

the year.

Among his other numerous honors,

Risinger was presented with the

prestigious Sagamore of the Wabash in

1999, the highest honor bestowed upon

citizens of the state of Indiana. In the

summer of 1998, he worked at the

Olympic Training center in Colorado

Springs, Colo. He is also a past president

of the Indiana Athletic Trainers

Association National Board of

Certification and NATA member. In

addition, Risinger has been named

Indiana Athletic Trainer of the Year. He

has also been active as the co-chairman

of the Governmental Affairs Committee

that was responsible for obtaining

licensure for Indiana athletic trainers and

was appointed by the governor as the first

president of the Indiana Athletic Trainers

Licensure Board. Along with his long

tenure at Anderson University, Risinger

has worked with the Chicago Bears,

Kansas City Chiefs, and Indianapolis

Colts. Risinger and his wife, Barb, have

three sons: Steve Jr., Ben, and Nick.

Risinger is assisted by Mandy Bush,

Christina Merckx, Adam Crosby, Chris

Hamlyn, and Olivia Jackson.

Mandy Bush is in her ninth year on

the AU sports medicine staff. She earned

her bachelor’s degree in athletic training

from Anderson University in 2001. She

added her MSEd in exercise science from

the University of Kansas in 2003 and was

a graduate assistant at MidAmerica

Nazarene University. Bush and her

husband, Jimmy, reside in Noblesville.

Christina Merckx is the director of

athletic training education and assistant

professor of kinesiology. She is a

graduate of Anderson University and

received her Master of Science degree in

sports management from the University

of Northern Colorado. She added her

PhD in human performance from

Southern Mississippi, and re-joined the

AU staff in 2011.

Adam Crosby is in his fourth year

on the AU sports medicine staff. He

earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic

training from AU in 2008 and added his

master’s degree in sport and human

performance from Ball State University

in 2010.

Chris Hamlyn is in his fourth year

on the AU sports medicine staff. He

earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic

training from Manchester College in 2007

and added his master’s degree in

kinesiology with emphasis in athletic

training from Indiana University in 2009.

Olivia Jackson is in her first year as

an assistant athletic trainer and preceptor

within the Department of Athletics. She

is employed by Accelerated

Rehabilitation Centers to serve the AU

Athletic Training Department. Jackson

completed her Master of Science degree

in sport and exercise science at the

University of Central Florida in 2014,

where she worked as a graduate assistant

athletic trainer. She also worked at the

University of North Carolina at

Greensboro as a certified intern athletic

trainer during the 2011-2012 school year.

Jackson is a 2011 graduate of Marietta

College where she earned her Bachelor of

Science degree in athletic training.

Serving as team physicians for the

tenth year will be Dr. Jared Jones and

orthopedic surgeons Nimu Surtani and

Joe Jerman.


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