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The Official Tulsa Golden Hurricane

RECORD ANDFACTBOOK 2011

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2011 TULSA SOFTBALL Record & Fact Book

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This publication has been provided to assist you in your coverage of Tulsa Softball Record & Fact Book. We hope that it will be a valuable asset to you dur-ing the 2011 season. Specific requests for other items should be directed to Eric Hollier, 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, Okla. 74104-3189. The 2011 Tulsa Softball Record & Fact Book is published by The University of Tulsa Athletic Media Relations office and designed and printed by Transcript Press of Norman, Oklahoma. Photographic contributions by Walt Beazley, James Plumlee, Mark Moore, Bill Powell, Travis Johnston, Tulsa Chamber of Commerce and Rich Clarkson and Associates. The University of Tulsa is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution. For EEO/AA information, contact the Office of Legal Compliance at (918) 631-2423; for disability accommodations, contact Dr. Jane Corso at (918) 631-2315.

TULSA SOFTBALL INFORMATION

Coaching Staff

Head Coach .............................John Bargfeldt/6th year Alma Mater......................................Anderson ‘81 Career Record .........................................169-115 Record at Tulsa .......................................169-115 Bargfeldt’s Office .......................... 918-631-2123 E-mail ....................... [email protected]

Assistant Coach ................... Crissy Strimple/4th year Alma Mater ........................................... Tulsa ‘04 Strimple’s Office ........................... 918-631-5093 E-mail [email protected]

Assistant Coach ................... Brooke Smart/1st year Alma Mater ........................................... Tulsa ’10 Kumar’s Office .............................. 918-631-2741 E-mail [email protected]

2011 Team Information

2010 Overall Record ....................................31-212010 C-USA Record/Finish .................... 14-6/2nd2010 Postseason ........................................... none Position Starters Returning/Lost .............. 6+DP/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ..................................2/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................9/4Newcomers ........................................................ 6

HistoryFirst Year of Program ................................... 1993

All-time record ........................................ 468-549

First year of C-USA membership .............. 2005

All-time C-USA Record ............................... 72-38

NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) .. 3 (2009)

Tulsa Athletic Media Relations

Assoc. Athletic Director for Communications ................................. Don Tomkalski Work Phone..............................................918-631-3200 Email [email protected]

Assistant Director/Softball Contact......... Eric Hollier Work Phone ...............................................918-631-2492 Cell ............................................................225-978-4590 Fax .............................................................918-631-3913 Email [email protected]

Assistant Director.................................Stephanie Hall Work Phone ...............................................918-631-2163 Email ................................... [email protected]

Media Relations Assistant ..........Cedrique Flemming Work Phone..............................................918-631-3720 Email ........................... [email protected]

Mailing Address:Athletic Media Relations, The University of Tulsa, 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OK 74104-3189

In Review 16-18

2010 Overall Statistics ........................................... 162010 C-USA Statistics ........................................... 172010 Game Results ................................................ 18

Records/History 19-30

Individual/Team Single Game Records ................. 19Individual Season Records ................................20-21Individual Career Records .................................21-22Team Year-by-Year Statistics ................................ 23Year-by-Year Results ........................................24-27Honors .................................................................... 28All-Time Letterwinners .......................................... 29Series Records ....................................................... 30

Conference USA 31

Radio/TV Chart 32

Introduction 1-5

General Information ................................................ 1The University of Tulsa ........................................... 2 City of Tulsa ............................................................ 3Donna J. Hardesty Sports Complex ........................ 4 President ................................................................. 5 Director of Athletics ................................................ 5

Coaching Staff 6-7

Head Softball Coach John Bargfeldt ..................... 6Assistant Softball Coach Crissy Strimple .............. 7 Assistant Softball Coach Brooke Smart ................ 7

Players 8-16

2011 Numerical Roster ........................................... 82011 Alphabetical Roster ....................................... 8Player Profiles .................................................... 9-15

2011 Schedule ...................................................... 15

TULSA QUICK FACTS

Location: Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment: 4,165Founded: 1894Nickname: Golden HurricaneColors: Old Gold, Royal Blue, CrimsonAffiliation: NCAA Division I-AConference: Conference USA

President: Dr. Steadman UphamFaculty Representative: Chris AndersonDirector of Athletics: Bubba CunninghamAssoc. A.D. for Compliance/SWA: Crista TroesterHome Facility: Donna J, Hardesty Sports ComplexSeating Capacity: 1,000Softball Athletic Trainer: Ryan ThieleStrength/Conditioning Coordinator: Joe NiehausPress Room Phone: (918) 631-5403

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Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma (pop. 550,000)

Founded: 1894

Institution Type: Private, doctoral degree granting, accredited, coeducational

Affiliation: Nondenominational; founded by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in 1894

Enrollment: 4,187 (3,084 undergraduate, 1,103 graduate and law)

Programs: 59 undergraduate, 35 graduate, 10 doctoral

Average class size: 19

Student/faculty ratio: 10 to 1

Full-time faculty: 306

Endowed chairs and/or professorships: 42

Average ACT score (2009 freshman class): 28

Average SAT score (2009 freshman class): 1260

Top ten percent of high school class (2009 freshman class): 65 percent

National Merit Finalists: 1 in 10 of all undergraduates, including freshman is a National Merit Finalist

TU Presidential Scholars: 271

Students from multicultural/ international backgrounds: Multicultural 16 percent; International 13 percent

Percentage receiving some type of financial aid: 88 percent

Competitive ScholarshipsSince 1995, TU students have received:44 Goldwater Scholarships29 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships7 Department of Defense Fellowships8 Truman Scholarships7 Fulbright Grants6 Morris K. Udall Scholarships8 Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowships4 British Marshall Scholarships

Athletics: Division I – 18 men’s and women’s teams

Conference: Conference USA

Nickname: Golden Hurricane

Colors: Old Gold, Royal Blue, Crimson

• a residential campus that fosters a sense of com-munity and integrates curricular and extracurricular life;

• and abundant opportunities for students to under-take community service, internships, and study abroad; to participate in substantive research, often as early as the freshman year; and to study and re-flect in ways that foster intellectual, spiritual, and moral growth.

TU’s 200-acre campus is located two miles east of downtown Tulsa, a metropolitan city with a population exceeding a half a million people. The city’s remark-able cultural, technological, and economic resources nourish the University’s mission and enrich its life, just as the University, in turn, enriches the city.

In its vibrant urban environment, The University of Tulsa offers a diversity of learning experiences, a bal-ance between career preparation and liberal educa-tion, teaching, and research, and endeavors to instill in its students an understanding that stature as an individual and value as a member of society depend upon continual learning.

TU Fact Sheet

The University’s mission is nurtured and supported by:

• exceptional faculty, who draw students into the pursuit of knowledge, introducing them to the plea-sures and responsibilities of the life of the mind in a challenging world, and who include in their num-bers the 1998-99 Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year for all U.S. doctoral and research universi-ties, a national Carnegie Foundation Pew Scholar, a Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year for Oklahoma, a member of the National Academy of Engineering, and four Fellows of the Institute for Advanced Study;

• a humanities-based general curriculum that stimu-

lates scientific, social, and artistic inquiry, while stressing competence in oral and written commu-nication;

• graduate, professional, and research programs that foster advanced theoretical development, promote professional preparation, enhance the quality of the faculty, and extend the University’s international reach;

• substantial library resources and information

technology that support research and classroom learning;

The University of TulsaAs a comprehensive, doctoral-degree-granting institution, The University of

Tulsa provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional education of the high-

est quality in the arts, humanities, sciences, business, education, engineering,

law, nursing, and applied health sciences.




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musical, Oklahoma!, is performed at the Discoveryland amphitheater where a barbecue dinner and roping les-sons add to the evening’s entertainment. Tulsa is also home to several outstanding events too numerous to list, but those worth a mention include Mayfest, the Gatesway International Balloon Festival, Oktoberfest and the Tulsa Pow Wow of Champions.

The Tulsa Port of Catoosa is acclaimed as one of the largest, most inland river-ports in the United States. The Tulsa International Airport offers direct service to most major U.S. cities and is another important contributor to our economic growth.

Ten higher education facilities serve the metropolitan Tulsa area. Options range from community college and vocational studies to undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs at both public and private universities.

at 11.5 percent below the national average while the county per capita income is 20.7 percent above the national average.

Tulsa, one of “America’s Most Livable Communities,” is known as the Mecca for arts in Oklahoma. Art deco masterpieces are prevalent in many of our downtown buildings and churches. Spectacular works of art dot the trails of our beautiful River Parks. From the Tulsa Ballet and Tulsa Opera, to Broadway plays and musi-cals at the Performing Arts Center, to the Philbrook and the largest collection of Western American art at the Gilcrease, Tulsa’s rich cultural legacy greatly enhances our citizen’s quality of life.

For a great shopping experience, a visit to Cherry Street or Utica Square is a must, and for those who would rather spend the afternoon on the links, Tulsa has several exclusive golf courses to choose from. During summer months, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic

What began as Tulsee Town in 1836 under a stur-dy oak tree, which still stands today at 18th and Cheyenne Streets, is today the second largest city in Oklahoma. Ask people to describe Tulsa, and you’ll likely get many different answers. It was a city forever changed by the discovery of oil in 1901. It is home to art deco treasures and nationally renowned museums. Its African American heritage left its mark, in both the business and music worlds. And it’s a city of nostalgia and special memories for countless Americans due to its location on historic Route 66.

Tulsa boasts a widely diversified business base, including aerospace, telecommunications, manufac-turing, construction, high technology, healthcare, edu-cation, transportation and energy.

Tulsa has the second shortest commute time in the nation, ranks 15th in the nation for the highest rate of high school graduation and boasts a cost of living

Tulsa, Oklahoma — “Green Country”Tulsa is nestled in the northeastern quadrant of Oklahoma, right in the heart of

“Green Country.” The rolling green hills and wooded terrain of the city lies

at an elevation of 700 feet above sea level and offers a temperate climate.

Tulsans enjoy 227 days of sunshine a year and an average daily temperature

of 61 degrees. The rainfall average is approximately 40 inches, and continually

changing conditions occur in the city during all four seasons.




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O The Donna J. Hardesty Sports Complex is home to The University of Tulsa softball team.

Hardesty Sports Complex

The complex, which opened for play in 2002, did so as TU softball’s first on-campus softball home. The softball stadium is a picturesque setting featuring a burmed sitting area with a facade of Tennessee Ledgestone that matches the rest of the TU campus. The field also fea-tures a shrub-lined outfield fence, as well as an outfield warning track, bullpens and batting cages along with a press box and scoreboard. Sunken dugouts are located just below the seating, which includes a capacity of approxi-mately 800.

In its eight-year history, the Hardesty Complex has provided the scenery for some of the great-est moments in Tulsa softball history:• 2002, TU posted a 16-2 home record in the

new stadium, still the best home winning percentage in program history.

• 2006, Tulsa won the Conference USA Championship in its first season in the league with a 3-0 defeat of Marshall with an eighth-inning three-run walk-off home run.

• 2009, Tulsa won the C-USA regular season championship on its home field on the final weekend of the season with a sweep of Southern Miss.

The complex, named in honor of TU alumna Donna Hardesty, also includes the soccer field, track, multi-purpose recreational field, student health and fitness center, student apartments

and additional campus parking. The cost of the development exceeded $30 million.The 30-acre development to the west of Delaware Avenue extends from 10th Street to Fourth Place and Delaware Avenue to Columbia Avenue.

Roger Hardesty, president of The Hardesty Companies, served as a member of the TU Board of Trustees from 1995-1998.

The namesake of the facility, Donna Hardesty, is a TU alumna. Their daughter Debbie Cristo is also a TU alumna, and daughter Michelle Clary attended TU.

The facility has impacted all facets of the softball program since the first game took place during the 2002 campaign.




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and the 2008 NCAA Men’s and Women’s Tennis National Championship.

In his tenure at Ball State, Cunningham guided a program with 19 intercollegiate sports and a budget of $12.4 mil-lion. In his final year, Ball State completed a $12M cam-paign to renovate the football stadium. In raising those funds, Cunningham secured the largest single gift in Ball State Athletics history.

He implemented a variety of firsts for the Cardinals. The football team played the first-ever night game in Ball State Stadium and the first-ever weeknight home game in the university’s 78-year history in 2003. Cunningham also developed and implemented a marketing plan for a record football attendance mark in 2003. He was able to secure funding exclusively from private donors to have permanent lights installed at Ball State Stadium.

Prior to his appointment at Ball State, Cunningham spent 15 years working in the athletics department at the Uni-versity of Notre Dame.

At Notre Dame between 2000-02, Cunningham served as associate director of athletics for external affairs. He renegotiated the school’s footwear contract, developed a communications and marketing plan, created market-ing teams for all 26 varsity sports, increased corporate sponsorship income, created a financial/equity plan for the department and served as chairman of the NCAA Di-vision I Women’s Golf Committee.

Before that, he served as associate athletics director for finance and facilities (1995-2000). In that time, Cun-ningham was responsible for a $30 million budget and all business affairs.

In that capacity, Cunningham was responsible for de-veloping and implementing an equity plan to meet Title IX requirements, completed the master plan for Notre Dame athletic facilities, coordinated the bid process and negotiation with Westwood for football radio rights, and helped plan and complete the $50 million renovation and 20,000 seat expansion of Notre Dame Stadium. He also coordinated the planning and construction of the War-ren Golf Course, an 18-hole championship course on the Notre Dame campus.

Cunningham earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration, both from Notre Dame, in 1984 and 1988, respectively. He played on the Irish golf team in 1982-83.

Cunningham serves on the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Committee and a member of the Rotary Club of Tulsa. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors for the Tulsa Sports Commission, the Alzheimers Association of Oklahoma Board of Directors and the Folds of Honor Foundation Board. Cunningham also served on the Gatorade National Advisory Board and has been a featured speaker at numerous NACDA and I-A institute conferences.

Born in Flint, Mich., and raised in Naples, Fla., Cunning-ham and his wife, Tina, have four children: Matthew, Mi-chael, John and Sarah.

Steadman UphamPresident

Steadman Upham currently serves as the 17th presi-dent of The University of Tulsa, a position he has held since 2004. Prior to coming to TU, he served as presi-dent and chief executive officer of Claremont Gradu-ate University, a doctoral research university and a member of the Oxford-style consortium known as The Claremont Colleges in Claremont, California. Upham received his Ph.D. degree in anthropology in 1980 from Arizona State University. In 1981, he joined New Mexico State University where he held the posi-tions of chief archaeologist and assistant professor of archaeology. He achieved the rank of tenured profes-sor of archaeology in 1989. Before leaving New Mexi-co State in 1990, he also served as the faculty affiliate, Center for Social Research (1985 – 1990); curator of Archaeology, University Museum (1984 – 1990); and associate dean of the Graduate School (1987 – 1990). From 1990 to 1998, Upham worked at the University of Oregon as vice provost for research and dean of the Graduate School and professor of anthropology. Upham is a widely published archaeologist, having written or edited 10 books and more than 75 book chapters and journal articles. He has lectured exten-sively in the United States and Canada. Throughout his career, Upham has been singled out for his achieve-ments as an educator and administrator. In 2001, he received the Academy Gold Medal of Honor by the Academy of Transdisciplinary Learning and Advance Studies. He was named to the Graduate College Hall of Fame by Arizona State University and named an ASU Distinguished Alumnus in 1998. The University of Oregon presented Upham its Martin Luther King, Jr. Award and Director’s Award for Service and Achieve-ment, both in 1998. Early in his academic career, Up-ham’s teaching skills were recognized by New Mexico State University, which presented him the Donald C. Roush Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1987, and a year later named him a Master Teacher. Upham’s extensive professional service and accom-plishments include commissioner of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges; chairman of the Board of Directors of the Council of Graduate Schools; president, National Physical Science Consortium; di-rector of The American Mutual Funds; director of the St. Francis Health System; director of the Tulsa Cham-ber of Commerce; director of the American Council on Education; director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, and member of the Fund for the Improve-ment of Postsecondary Education National Board.

Bubba CunninghamDirector.of.Athletics

Bubba Cunningham is in his sixth year as the Director of Athletics at The University of Tulsa. He was named to the position on October 7, 2005, and began his tenure at Tulsa on November 11, 2005. Cunningham came to Tulsa following three years as the athletics director at Ball State University.

In June 2009, Cunningham was honored as the 2008-09 FBS Central Region Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year, an award presented by the National Associa-tion of Collegiate Directors of Athletics at the Annual NACDA Convention.

During his tenure at Tulsa, Cunningham has guided TU through its infancy of membership in Conference USA and has spearheaded a $60 million athletics initiative, which included a $20 million renovation to Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium, a goal of $20 million for an athletics scholarship endowment and $20 million for coach’s salary endowment.

Cunningham has implemented and continues devel-oping a strategic plan for personal and professional growth and development for TU’s student-athletes, coaches and athletic staff. He also continues develop-ing relationships with national sponsors.

During Cunningham’s five years, Tulsa has won a league-best 28 Conference USA Championships. In addition, the sports of men’s and women’s basketball, men’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis and volley-ball have made national post-season tournament play. The Tulsa football team has made four straight Bowl appearances, winning three of those games.

Academic success has thrived under Cunningham’s leadership. Tulsa has 17 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America performers over the last four years, while each year more than 150 student-athletes have earned Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll accolades, including a high of 199 for the 2009-10 academic year. Tulsa has had a total of 11 student-athletes earn C-USA Scholar Athlete of the Year honors.

Tulsa had the school’s best-ever ranking in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings for the 2008-09 sea-son, as the Hurricane ranked 61st with 336.6 points in the final standings.

Since Cunningham’s arrival, Tulsa has also hosted conference, regional and national events. TU has hosted Conference USA Championships for men’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, and track and field. Tulsa also hosted NCAA Men’s Tennis Regional Tournaments




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set five individual single season school records. Lauren Lindsay broke records for batting average (.406), on-base percentage (.486), runs scored (49) and hits (76). Jackie Lawrence set the school record for most strikeouts (186), and tied another for most complete games (24). Brooke Smart also recorded a higher on-base percentage (.482) than the previous school record.

In 2008, Bargfeldt led Tulsa to a 34-25 overall record and 14-10 in C-USA play and its second NCAA Regional appearance. That squad tied a school record in on-base percentage with .352, set by his 2006 team. Hurricane players in 2008 set or tied seven single-season school records.

In 2007, he led Tulsa to a 30-28 record to become the first coach in program history to post winning seasons in his first two years at the helm. In his first season as skipper, Bargfeldt led TU to the program’s first-ever conference championship, in addition to the school’s first-ever NCAA Regional bid by winning Conference USA’s automatic bid. In that campaign, Bargfeldt led TU to a 34-24 record and three tourna-ment titles to go along with its regular-season and post-season conference championships. Tulsa also set team records for walks drawn and on-base per-centage, all while playing in the fourth fewest games in the program’s history.

Prior to coming to Tulsa, Bargfeldt served as assistant coach at Georgia Tech for the 2003-04 season. While at Tech, his primary duties involved working with the pitchers and catchers. He was the recruiting coordi-nator, served as the bench coach and was a batting practice pitcher for the Yellow Jackets.

While at Georgia Tech, the Yellow Jackets finished the 2004 season with a 49-17 record and an NCAA Regional appearance. Ranked as high as 18th in the country that season, Georgia Tech and third-team All-

American Jessica Sallinger broke 15 school records while finishing fourth nationally in earned run average with a 0.97 mark. Tech also registered 29 shutouts in 2004, while defeating two top-10 teams for the first time in school history.

Before his one-year stint at Georgia Tech, Bargfeldt coached at Pendleton Heights High School and Pendleton Middle School for 22 years, including the 2004-05 school year. While there, he helped lead the Arabian varsity baseball team to five sectional championships and one regional title.

From 1980-82, Bargfeldt was an assistant baseball coach at Anderson University in Anderson, Ind., serving as pitching and hitting coach. He completed his bachelor’s degree in 1981 while serving as an assistant coach at Anderson.

An NAIA Honorable Mention All-American in football and baseball, Bargfeldt was drafted in the 31st round of the 1977 Major League Baseball amateur draft by the Chicago Cubs.

Bargfeldt, a former ASA National Player Representative, was also a member of the ASA National Board of Directors (2000-2004). He served on the Men’s National Team Selection Committee dur-ing that time as well. As a member of the board, he assisted with the selection of the coaching staff and the national team members. The 2002 team won the program’s first Pan-American Qualifier Gold Medal.

As a member of the ASA’s Men’s Fast Pitch national team in 1991, Bargfeldt won a silver medal at the Pan American Games as the starting shortstop. In 1993, he was on the gold medal-winning team at the U.S. Sports Festival. He was also a five-time ASA Men’s Fastpitch All-American.

Bargfeldt and his wife, Barbara, have three children: Kenny, Alexya and Jeb.

John BargfeldtHead Coach6TH YEAR

In just five years at the helm of The University of Tulsa softball program, John Bargfeldt has become the winningest coach in school history and built a championship-winning program. Under Bargfeldt, the Golden Hurricane has won four Conference USA Championships – 2006 regular season and tourna-ment, and 2009 regular season and tournament titles – and reached the NCAA Tournament three times – 2006, 2008 and 2009.

Bargfeldt is the only coach in Tulsa history to post five winning seasons, and has a career 169-115 record. He has the most wins and the highest winning percentage (.595) of any softball coach in TU history.

Bargfeldt’s players have broken into the top 10 of the individual season charts in nearly every category, and his five teams have set school records in 16 catego-ries. In addition, 15 of Bargfeldt’s pupils rank among the top-10 in every major category in individual career history.

Under Bargfeldt’s tutelage, Tulsa has produced an All-American, 26 all-conference players and three NFCA all-region players. In addition, the Golden Hurricane boasts 10 C-USA Academic Medalists, five C-USA All-Academic Team members, two ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans and three Academic All-District student-athletes.

In 2010, Bargfeldt became the winningest coach in school history. His squad finished among the top three in C-USA and won at least 13 league games for the fifth straight year. TU produced four all-conference selections. Lauren Lindsay (2007-10) became Tulsa’s All-American when she was selected as a 2010 NFCA Third-Team All-America.

The 2009 season was perhaps the greatest in school history and certainly the most accomplished. The Hurricane posted record of 40-17 overall and 16-4 in C-USA play, and won the programs’ second C-USA regular season and tournament championships to earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the third time in school history. The Golden Hurricane won its first NCAA Regional game, and advanced to the championship round of the NCAA Norman Regional.

In addition, the 2009 team set 10 team single-season school records, including batting average (.294), runs scored (273), hits (452), home runs (43), RBI (252), total bases (675), slugging percentage (.439), on-base percentage (.369), fewest hits allowed (308) and bat-ters struck out (364). In addition, the 2009 Hurricane




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Crissy StrimpleAssistant Coach4TH YEAR

Former Golden Hurricane slugger Crissy Strimple is in her fourth season as an assistant coach at The University of Tulsa.

Strimple played third base for TU during the 2002 and 2003 campaigns, following a two-year tenure at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M.

At Tulsa, Strimple’s main responsibilities include working with the Hurricane infield and serving as recruiting cordinator. Strimple coordinates Tulsa’s travel while overseeing the program’s budget.

Strimple came to TU after serving as an assistant coach at Central Arkansas for one season. While at UCA, Strimple was responsible for the coordination of recruiting, as well as supervising the academic prog-ress of the team. She also worked heavily with the defensive schemes for the Bears. Prior to her stint at UCA, she served as the director of softball operations at Arkansas for two years. Strimple was also a team manager where her duties included travel, equipment, field maintenance and general management of the softball office.

As a player with the Golden Hurricane, Strimple led the team in home runs with 10 as a senior and was the team offensive player of the year in both her junior and senior seasons. Her 18 career home runs still ranks sixth all-time at TU. Defensively, she holds the top two single-season assist totals in the Tulsa record book. Strimple also became the first freshman in NEO history to earn first-team NJCAA All-America Region II honors.

Strimple graduated from The University of Tulsa in 2003 with a degree in exercise sports science. She earned her master’s degree in education with empha-sis on sports administration from Arkansas in 2006.

Brooke SmartAssistant Coach1ST YEAR

Brooke Smart is in her first year as an assistant coach with the Golden Hurricane softball team. Her responsibilities include coaching outfielders, serving as the dugout coach, and coordi-nating camps.

Smart played outfield for the Golden Hurricane from 2006-09 and led TU to two Conference USA regular season and tournament championships, and to three NCAA Tournament appearances. She spent last year as an assistant coach at Catoosa High School and a student-assistant coach at TU while finishing her degree.

During the summer of 2010, Smart played softball in Germany, competing with the Dermstadt Rockets of Bundesliga, the top German sports league.

During the fall of 2009, Smart was a student teacher at Wells Middle School in Catoosa and served as an assistant coach with the Catoosa High School varsity softball team. In the spring of 2009, she served as a student teacher at Sequoyah Elementary School in Tulsa, and helped the TU program as a student assistant coach.

Smart finished her playing career as only the fourth player in TU history to record 100 RBI and the fifth player to score 100 runs. She still ranks among the top 10 in 13 categories, including slugging percent-age, on-base percentage, hits, runs, RBI, home runs, doubles, total bases, walks, and games played, starts, and at-bats. She was a First Team All-C-USA selec-tion as a senior.

Throughout her career, Smart made big plays for the Golden Hurricane. As a freshman in 2006, she hit a three-run game-winning home run against Marshall in the C-USA Championship to send Tulsa to its first-ever NCAA Regional berth. In 2009, Smart scored the winning run against UTEP in the C-USA Championship, and hit a home run against Oklahoma in an elimination game at the NCAA Regional. She was also known to throw runners out at the plate from her position in left field.

Smart received her bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Tulsa in May of 2010. She resides in Tulsa.




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2 Kelly Chapman INF 5-8 Sr-3L R/R Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett HS)

4 Lauren Menke OF 5-9 Sr-3L R/R Midwest City, Okla. (Midwest City HS)

5 Caitlin Everett OF 5-9 So-1L L/R Forney, Texas (Forney HS)

6 Haley Henshaw OF 5-8 Fr-HS R/R Catoosa Okla. (Catoosa HS)

7 Shelby Blanton INF 5-5 Fr-HS L/R Newcastle, Okla. (Newcastle HS)

8 Jordan Kinard P 6-1 Sr-3L R/R Sand Springs, Okla. (Mannford HS)

10 Samantha Cobb INF 5-8 So-1L R/R Garland, Texas (Lakeview Centennial HS)

11 Keri Leach INF/OF 5-8 So-1L L/R Delavan, Ill. (Olympia HS)

14 Cassidy Bowen INF/C 5-7 So-1L R/R Claremore, Okla. (Claremore HS)

15 Aimee Creger P 5-10 Fr-HS R/R Yukon, Okla. (Mustang HS)

16 Emma Horton C 5-8 Fr-HS R/R Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Collegiate School)

17 Jill Barrett INF 5-6 Fr-HS L/R Greenwood, Ark. (Greenwood HS)

20 Skylar Swanson INF 5-4 Jr-2L R/R Coweta, Okla. (Coweta HS)

21 Jessica Stoelke OF 5-6 Jr-2L L/R Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch HS)

22 Lacey Middlebrooks P 5-11 So-TR R/R Wake Village, Texas (Minnesota)

24 Kalynn Schrock P/1B 5-7 So-1L L/L Choctaw, Okla. (Choctaw HS)

Hurricane by StateArkansas (1) Jill Barrett

Illinois (1) Keri Leach

Kansas (1) Emma Horton

Oklahoma (8) Shelby Blanton Cassidy Bowen Aimee Creger Haley Henshaw Jordan Kinard Lauren Menke Kalynn Schrock Skylar Swanson

Texas (5) Kelly Chapman Samantha Cobb Caitlin Everett Lacey Middlebrooks Jessica Stoelke

# Name Pos. Ht. Cl. B/T Hometown (Previous School)

17 Jill Barrett INF 5-6 Fr-HS L/R Greenwood, Ark. (Greenwood HS)

7 Shelby Blanton INF 5-5 Fr-HS L/R Newcastle, Okla. (Newcastle HS)

14 Cassidy Bowen INF/C 5-7 So-1L R/R Claremore, Okla. (Claremore HS)

2 Kelly Chapman INF 5-8 Sr-3L R/R Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett HS)

10 Samantha Cobb INF 5-8 So-1L R/R Garland, Texas (Lakeview Centennial HS)

15 Aimee Creger P 5-10 Fr-HS R/R Yukon, Okla. (Mustang HS)

5 Caitlin Everett OF 5-9 So-1L L/R Forney, Texas (Forney HS)

6 Haley Henshaw OF 5-8 Fr-HS R/R Catoosa, Okla. (Catoosa HS)

16 Emma Horton C 5-8 Fr-HS R/R Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Collegiate School)

8 Jordan Kinard P 6-1 Sr-3L R/R Sand Springs, Okla. (Mannford HS)

11 Keri Leach INF/OF 5-8 So-1L L/R Delavan, Ill. (Olympia HS)

12 Lauren Menke OF 5-9 Sr-3L R/R Midwest City, Okla. (Midwest City HS)

22 Lacey Middlebrooks P 5-11 So-TR R/R Wake Village, Texas (Minnesota)

24 Kalynn Schrock P/1B 5-7 So-1L L/L Choctaw, Okla. (Choctaw HS)

21 Jessica Stoelke OF 5-6 Jr-2L L/R Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch HS)

20 Skylar Swanson INF 5-4 Jr-2L R/R Coweta, Okla. (Coweta HS)

Head Coach: John Bargfeldt (Anderson ’81) 6th YearAssistant Coach: Crissy Strimple (Tulsa ‘04) 4th YearAssistant Coach: Brooke Smart (Tulsa ‘10) 1st Year

Pronunciation GuideLauren Menke — Lauren MEEN-keeKeri Leach — Ker-ee Leach

Hurricane by ClassSeniors (3) Kelly Chapman Jordan Kinard Lauren Menke

Juniors (2) Jessica Stoelke Skylar Swanson

Sophomores (6) Cassidy Bowen Samantha Cobb Caitlin Everett Keri Leach Lacey Middlebrooks Kalynn Schrock

Freshmen (5) Jill Barrett Shelby Blanton Aimee Creger Haley Henshaw Emma Horton

Kalynn Schrock — KAY-lynn SchrockJessica Stoelke — Jessica Stole-kee

2011 Tulsa Softball Numerical Roster

2011 Tulsa Softball Alphabetical Roster




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#2Kelly Chapman5-8 • Senior • InfieldRowlett, Texas • Rowlett HS

Career at Tulsa: A three-year letterwinner … has played in 134 games with 99 starts at second base, third base, shortstop and designated player ... was named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team in 2008 ... has career numbers of: .208 batting average, 44 runs scored, 34 RBI, six home runs, 28 walks, .320 slugging percentage and .280 on-base percentage.

Junior (2010): Played in 42 games and started 34 at third base and second base … batted .186 with 12 runs and five RBI, along with six doubles and a home run … had a .966 fielding percentage, committing just three errors in 89 attempts … recorded multiple hits in three games and multiple RB twice … hit a two-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the seventh inning against Memphis on March 28 to give Tulsa a 5-3 win.

Sophomore (2009): Played in 38 games and started 13 at second base, third base and DP … vs. Texas-San Antonio (2/7), went 1-for-3 with a triple and scored a run … walked once and scored a run vs. Prairie View A&M (2/8) … has made 13 pinch-hit appearances, including a pinch-hit two-run home run in a 10-0 victory at Memphis (3/21; game 2) … went 1-for-3 with a two-run home run, two RBI, scored twice and walked once at Indiana (4/18; game 2) … went 2-for-3 with a run vs. Southern Miss (5/2; game 1) … hit a pinch-hit walk-off three-run home run to give Tulsa a 5-3 win at Oklahoma (5/16), propelling Tulsa into the NCAA regional championship round for the first time.

Freshman (2008): Played in 54 games, starting 52 at shortstop, second base and designated player … was named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team … batted .234 for the season with 32 hits, 2 home runs 18 RBI and scored 21 runs … was 2-for-3 in stolen base attempts … recorded seven multiple-hit games and five

Chapman’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2008 .234 54-52 137 21 32 6 0 2 18 44 .321 16 0 38 0 .314 0 5 2-3 70 61 19 .873

2009 .180 38-13 50 11 9 0 1 3 11 20 .400 5 1 16 0 .263 1 4 0-1 11 17 4 .875

2010 .186 42-34 97 12 18 6 0 1 5 27 .278 7 0 27 1 .240 0 1 1-1 36 50 3 .966

TOTAL .208 134-99 284 44 59 12 1 6 34 91 .320 28 1 81 1 .280 1 10 3-5 117 128 26 .904

Kinard’s Career Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA BK

2008 1.94 14-6 26 23 16 5/0 0 144.0 89 51 40 70 143 12 0 14 600 .175 9 9 1 10 0

2009 3.12 13-6 23 18 16 2/0 0 121.1 96 57 54 60 131 14 4 20 519 .219 4 5 2 13 0

2010 3.13 7-8 22 17 7 0/0 0 105.0 98 57 47 57 113 11 1 11 473 .249 6 8 3 3 11

TOTAL 2.67 34-20 71 58 39 7/0 0 370.1 283 165 141 187 387 37 5 45 1592 .211 19 22 3 6 34

Kinard’s Career Fielding StatsYear PO A E FLD%

2008 3 16 3 .864

2009 3 12 2 .882

2010 4 12 1 .941

TOTAL 10 40 6 .893

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multiple RBI games … hit one home run on her way to a 2-for-2 day at the plate with three RBI against UTEP … in the field, she tallied 70 putouts and 61 assists.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Rowlett High School … led the team in RBI all four years … as a senior, posted a .449 batting average to go along with 14 doubles, five triples and four home runs … also recorded 24 RBI in her final year, while earning District Offensive Player of the Year honors … earned EA Sports Sec-ond-Team All-America and Dallas Morning News All-Area Team honors as a senior … was a TSA All-State First-Team selection as a junior and the District Defensive Player of the Year … helped lead the Eagles to a pair of district titles and a runner-up finish … played summer ball for the Texas Heat.

Personal: Born Kelly Renee Chapman on March 16, 1989 in Oklahoma City, Okla. … daughter of Gary and Sharon Chapman … has one sister … her most memorable event was hitting a pinch-hit walk-off home run to beat Oklahoma in the 2009 NCAA Regional … chose her jersey number – 2 – because her original choice was taken and she had to have an even number … favorite professional athlete is C.J. Wilson … favorite movies are A League of Their Own and Pure Country and favorite TV show is “Glee” … favorite books are the Twilight series … her dream as a child was to be a lawyer … major is exercise sports science.

Jordan Kinard6-1 • Senior • PitcherSand Springs, Okla. • Mannford HS

Career at Tulsa: A three-year letterwinner … has made 71 appearances and 58 starts … has posted a career record of 34-20 … has a 2.67 career ERA, 39 complete games and seven shutouts, has given up 283 hits, 165 runs, 141 earned runs, 187 walks and 387 strikeouts in 370.1 innings and has a .211 opponent batting average … her seven shutouts ranks eighth in school history.




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Junior (2010): Pitched in 22 games with 17 starts … posted a 7-8 record with a 3.13 ERA in 105.0 innings … allowed 57 runs, 47 earned runs, 57 walks and had 113 strikeouts, allowing a .249 opponent batting average … recorded 10 or more strikeouts three times and seven or more strikeouts six times … pitched seven com-plete games.

Sophomore (2009): Was an all-Conference USA Second Team selection … ap-peared in 23 games and started 18, throwing 16 complete games … had a 13-6 record, throwing 121.1 innings and allowed 96 hits, 57 runs, 54 earned runs, 60 walks and 130 strikeouts, and had a .219 opponent batting average … was named C-USA Pitcher of the Week on March 9 after beating UCF with 13 strikeouts and allowing only two runs and four hits … earned an NCAA tournament win - the first of her career - and held OU to just three runs in an elimination game that TU won, 5-3 vs. Oklahoma (5/16).

Freshman (2008): Became a major force in the circle for the Golden Hurricane as her freshman season progressed, earning starts in the Conference USA Champion-ship first round against UTEP and in the first game of the NCAA Norman Regional against Arkansas … appeared in 26 games with 23 starts … was a second-team All-Conference USA selection and a member of the C-USA All-Freshman Team … posted a 14-6 record and led the Hurricane with a 1.94 ERA, in shutouts with five, hits allowed with 89, runs allowed with 51 (40 earned), strikeouts with 143, oppo-nent batting average with .175, and allowed only 70 walks, while tying for the team lead with 16 complete games … threw two no-hitters, one against Southern Miss on March 8 (Tulsa won 12-0 in five innings) and one against Missouri State on April 23 … the no-hitter against Southern Miss was Tulsa’s first against C-USA competi-tion since TU joined the league prior to the 2006 season … allowed more than three runs only four times and more than four runs only twice … totaled double-digit strikeouts three times … her opponent batting average for a single-season was the lowest in school history, while her ERA ranked eighth, her 6.95 strikeouts per 7.0 innings ranked third, her 14 wins ranked seventh, her 16 complete games ranked eighth, her five shutouts ranked sixth, her 143 strikeouts ranked fourth and her 48 strikeouts-looking ranked third.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Mannford High School … broke the Oklahoma record for most strikeouts in a state tournament game with 31, and the state tournament with 63 … posted a 28-1 record as a senior, including a 0.067 ERA with 19 shutouts and 406 strikeouts … finished her prep career with 1,108 career strikeouts … won the Ferguson Jenkins Award for her work both on the field and in the classroom … earned all-state and all-region honors as a senior, including be-ing named the Tulsa World Pitcher of the Year and a Wendy’s Heisman Athlete … was a three-time all-conference performer in softball, and a two-time all-conference selection in basketball … helped lead the Pirates to a state title as a senior and a runner-up finish as a sophomore … played club ball with Oklahoma Ultimate Gold and the Oklahoma Eclipse.

Personal: Born Jordan Brittany Kinard on August 26, 1989 in Tulsa, Okla. … daugh-ter of Greg and Tonya Kinard … has one brother … favorite professional athlete is Dwyane Wade … favorite movie is Dumb and Dumber … major is nursing.

#4Lauren Menke5-9 • Senior Outfield/Designated PlayerMidwest City, Okla. • Midwest City HS

Career at Tulsa: A three-year letterwinner and starter … has played in 111 games with 88 starts … has a career .205 batting average with 45 runs scored, 36 RBI, seven home runs, seven doubles, 36 walks, a .314 slugging percentage and a .303 on-base percentage.

Junior (2010): Played in 33 games with 29 starts, mostly at designated player, but spent some time in right field … hit .198 with 14 RBI and 11 runs, with three home runs and two doubles … hit a three-run home run against Memphis (3/27) … hit a two-run double against UAB (3/13; 1) … went 2-for-4 with an RBI against North Dakota (3/7).

Sophomore (2009): Played in 54 games and started 53, mostly as the designated player, but also played outfield … hit .240 with 27 runs scored, five doubles, 22 RBI, 28 walks and a .355 on-base percentage … hit her first career home run and broke a 3-3 tie vs. Oklahoma State (3/25), a solo home run off the scoreboard that made the score 4-3 and proved to be the winning run in a 5-3 victory … at East Carolina (4/5) went 1-for-3 and hit a two-run game-winning home run in the sixth inning of a 2-1 victory … vs. UTEP (5/9) went 1-for-3 with two RBI and two runs as she hit a game-tying two-run homer in the bottom of the third inning to answer a two-run homer by UTEP in top of third.

Freshman (2008): Played in two games, starting six – three in the outfield and three as the designated player … did not record a hit in 23 at bats, but scored seven runs on the season … she drove in one run on a sacrifice fly and also scored a run against North Texas on Feb. 10 … pitched 9.2 innings in five appearances … earned the win against Utah State on Feb. 15 in a 9-8 victory after tossing 1.2 innings of shutout, no-hit ball.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Midwest City High School … won 19 games in the pitching circle as a senior for the Bombers, with a 0.66 ERA, 139 strikeouts and 12 shutouts … batted .378 with 12 doubles, a triple and three home runs … posted a 28-13 record as a junior, including a 0.97 ERA and 212 strikeouts … offensively, finished her junior season with a .400 batting average with 13 doubles, five triples and five home runs … earned all-state, all-conference, all-region and all-big city honors as a senior … also won a Ferguson Jenkins Award for her per-formances on the field and in the classroom … helped lead the Bombers to a pair of state tournament appearances and two regional championships … played sum-mer ball with the Oklahoma Babes … made two national tournament appearances, including one top-10 finish.

Personal: Born Lauren Kathryn Menke on April 24, 1989 in Norman, Okla. … daugh-ter of Brian and Therese Menke … has one brother … engaged to David Odquist to get married in August … … chose her jersey number – 4 – because it was always her number growing up … favorite professional athlete is Dustin Pedroia … hobbies include hanging out with friends and riding jet skis … favorite movie The Benchwarm-ers … favorite TV show is “Full House” and favorite books are the Twilight series … major is exercise sports science.

Menke’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2008 .000 24-6 23 7 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 11 0 .000 1 2 0-0 6 6 1 .923

2009 .240 54-53 154 27 37 5 0 4 21 54 .351 28 0 35 1 .355 1 4 1-2 19 2 0 1.000

2010 .198 33-29 81 11 16 2 0 3 14 27 .333 8 1 25 1 .278 0 1 1-1 1 0 0 1.000

TOTAL .205 111-88 258 45 53 7 0 7 36 81 .314 36 1 71 2 .303 2 7 2-3 26 8 1 .971

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Stoelke’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2009 .214 56-55 145 28 31 3 3 1 12 43 .297 22 1 33 0 .320 1 5 6-9 35 1 1 .973

2010 .212 45-36 85 16 18 5 0 0 8 23 .271 17 2 28 0 .352 1 6 0-1 49 1 1 .980

TOTAL .213 101-91 230 44 49 8 3 1 20 66 .287 39 3 61 0 .332 2 11 6-10 84 2 2 .977

Swanson’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2009 .272 54-52 136 26 37 5 1 4 31 56 .412 11 1 24 1 .325 3 1 0-0 104 69 15 .920

2010 .217 48-44 115 9 25 4 0 2 14 35 .304 20 0 27 1 .333 0 2 5-5 66 41 7 .939

TOTAL .247 102-96 251 45 62 9 1 6 45 91 .363 31 1 51 2 .329 3 3 5-5 170 110 22 .927

#21Jessica Stoelke5-6 • Junior • OutfieldKaty, Texas • Cinco Ranch HS

Career at Tulsa: A two-year letterwinner and starter … has played in 101 games and started 91 contests … has a .213 batting average and a .332 on-base percent-age with 44 runs scored, 20 RBI, eight doubles and 39 walks … also has a .977 fielding percentage.

Sophomore (2010): Played in 45 games with 36 starts in left field … hit .212 with 16 runs, eight RBI, 17 walks and a .352 on-base percentage … had three multi-hit games and scored multiple runs four times … went 3-for-4 with an RBI and two runs against BYU (2/13) … went 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs against Eastern Illinois (2/28) … scored three runs against North Dakota (3/7) … drove in two runs against Arkansas (3/31; 1).

Freshman (2009): Was a Conference USA All-Freshman Team selection … played in 56 games and started 55 in center field … had a .214 batting average with 28 runs scored, three doubles, three triples, a home run, 12 RBI, 22 walks, a sacrifice fly, five sacrifice bunts, and six stolen bases … recorded her first career hit against Texas-San Antonio (2/7) and had an RBI in the game … hit her first career home run, a solo shot down the left field line vs. Creighton (2/22) … hit a two-run triple to provide TU’s only runs in the game vs. Wichita State (4/8; game 2) ... walked six times in three games, including three walks in the third game in a series at UTEP … recorded two hits in the NCAA Regional.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Cinco Ranch High School … her career batting average was .390, including a .500 average as a senior … led her team to three state semifinal appearances while finishing as regional runners-up her junior year … as a senior, she was named first-team all-district, all-region and was an all-academic selection … led the district in batting average as a senior … was named first-team academic all-district all four years, first-team all-district three times, second-team all-district as a freshman, and second-team all region as a junior … batted .412 her junior season, batted .389 as a sophomore and batted .350 as a freshman.

Personal: Born Jessica Nicole Stoelke on Jan. 31, 1990 in Katy, Texas … daughter of Michael and Diana Stoelke … has one brother … her biggest sports thrill was being named the MVP of the 13-under national tournament … her most memorable event was winning an elimination game against Oklahoma in the 2009 NCAA Re-gional … favorite professional athlete is Lance Berkman … hobbies include the outdoors, hunting, fishing and eating … favorite movie is A-Team and her favorite TV show is “One Tree Hill” … her craziest ambition is to ride a bull … her dream as a child was to be a veterinarian … major is marketing.

#20Skylar Swanson5-4 • Junior • InfieldCoweta, Okla. • Coweta HS

Career at Tulsa: A two-year letterwinner and starter … has played in 102 games with 96 starts … has a .247 batting average a .329 on-base percentage, 45 RBI, 45 runs scored, nine doubles, six home runs and 31 walks.

Sophomore (2010): Played in 48 games with 44 starts at second base and desig-nated player; started 38 games at second base … hit .217 with 14 RBI, 19 runs, 20 walks and a .333 on-base percentage … had four multiple RBI and three multiple run-scoring games … went 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs against Utah State (2/13) … went 2-for-4 with two RBI and two runs against North Dakota (3/7) … drove in two runs at UCF (4.24; 2) … scored one run and drove in two runs at Mar-shall (5/8).

Freshman (2009): Was named to Conference USA All-Freshman team … played in 54 games with 52 starts, mostly at second base and two starts at catcher … had a .272 batting average with 26 runs scored, 37 hits, five doubles, a triple, four home runs and 31 RBI … was named C-USA co-Hitter of the Week on March 23 after going 9-for-17 with nine RBI and four runs in six games from March 17-22 … was 6-for-8 in the Memphis series with nine RBI and four runs … recorded her first career hit and went 2-for-3 with a double and a run vs. Prairie View A&M (2/8) … hit her first career home run, a solo blast vs. San Diego (2/13) … on March 21, she went 5-for-5 with two home runs, eight RBI and three runs against Memphis … in each of her first two NCAA tournament games (vs. Arkansas, 5/15; vs. North Dakota State, 5-16) went 1-for-3 and scored a run … scored a run in each of her first three NCAA postseason games.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball, three-year letterwinner in track and field, and earned two letters in basketball at Coweta High School … her team won the Oklahoma Softball State Championship during her freshman and sophomore seasons, and won the regional and conference championships during her junior and senior seasons … she was a three-time all-Metro Lakes selection as a third baseman … was also an all-Metro Lakes left fielder … as a senior, was named to the all-state team as a utility player, to the all-conference team as a third baseman and to the all-metro team as a shortstop … was named conference Fresh-man of the Year in 2004 … on the track, she was a three-time state qualifier in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, the 4x100-meter, 4x200-meter, and 4x400-meter relays, and the long jump.

Personal: Born Skylar Leisha Swanson on July 18, 1990 in Broken Arrow, Okla. … daughter of Kevin and Linda Swanson … has one brother and one sister … her sis-ter played softball for Central Arkansas and Pittsburg State … her most memorable




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Bowen’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2010 .244 47-45 131 17 32 6 1 4 16 52 .397 14 1 37 1 .322 0 4 1-1 126 64 7 .964

TOTAL .244 47-45 131 17 32 6 1 4 16 52 .397 14 1 37 1 .322 0 4 1-1 126 64 7 .964

Cobb’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2010 .328 52-52 177 33 58 7 0 15 53 110 .621 10 2 26 0 .366 2 0 11-12 87 69 8 .951

TOTAL .328 52-52 177 33 58 7 0 15 53 110 .621 10 2 26 0 .366 2 0 11-12 87 69 8 .951

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moment was winning the Oklahoma High School State Softball Championship as a freshman and sophomore … favorite movie is Eclipse and favorite TV show is “Jer-sey Shore” … favorite books are the Harry Potter series … says best thing about being a college athlete is becoming a family with her teammates … major is art.

Cassidy Bowen5-7 • Sophomore • CatcherClaremore, Okla. • Claremore HS

Career at Tulsa: A returning letterwinner and starter … has played in 47 games with 45 starts.

Freshman (2010): Played in 47 games with 45 starts at third base and catcher; started 32 games at third base and 11 games at catcher … hit .244 with 16 RBI 17 runs scored, four home runs and six doubles, and posted a .322 on-base percentage … had five multiple hit games and three multiple RBI games … drove in two runs and one run against Utah State (2/13) … had two RBI and one run at UAB (3/13; 2) … had three hits, three RBI, a double, a home run and scored two runs in a double-header against Wichita State (4/6).

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball and basketball at Clare-more High School … won the 2008 Ferguson Jenkins Award and was her schools’ Wendy’s High School Heisman student-athlete … was named the 2008 Tulsa World Player of the Year as a senior … was an all-state, all-region, and four time all-conference performer … had a career .354 batting average, including .400 as a senior … recorded 166 career hits, 41 extra base hits and eight home runs … also ran track for two years.

Personal: Born Cassidy Marie Bowen on Feb. 24, 1991 in Jacksonville, Fla. … daugh-ter of Rodney and Natalie Bowen … has one brother … chose her jersey number – 14 – because it is the combined numbers of her dad’s and uncle’s baseball numbers … favorite professional athlete is Alex Rodriguez … her craziest ambition is to play women’s professional football … favorite movie is A League of Their Own and fa-vorite TV shows are “SportsCenter” and “Eastbound & Down” … major is marketing.

#10 Samantha Cobb5-8 • Sophomore • InfieldGarland, Texas Lakeview Centennial HS


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Freshman (2010): Was a Second-Team All-Conference USA and C-USA All-Fresh-man Team selection … started all 52 games at shortstop … named C-USA Hitter of the Week on May 10 … broke the school record for RBI in a season with 53 … broke the TU freshman record by launching 15 home runs … hit .328 with a .621 slugging and a .366 on-base percentage, and added seven doubles and 11 stolen bases … had 16 multiple hit games 12 multiple RBI games, and scored multiple runs in seven games … tied a school record with six RBI at Marshall (5/8; 1), and hit two home runs in that game, scoring three runs … totaled four RBI in a game on four other occasions and three RBI three other times … recorded a career-high four hits, along with two RBI and two runs against North Dakota (3/7).

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball and volleyball at Lakeview Centennial High School … named the Lakeview High School Female Athlete of the Year, voted Most Talented and won the Lakeview Patriot Award … was a first-team all-area selection, District 10-5A Offensive MVP, and the All-Vype Magazine Offen-sive Player of the Year as a senior … earned first-team all-district honors in softball as a junior, and was a second-team all-district selection as a sophomore … was a two-time first-team all-district performer in volleyball … hit 65 career home runs, including three inside-the-park home runs … hit .631 as a senior, with a 1.292 slug-ging percentage, a .707 on-base percentage, 48 RBI, 15 extra base hits and seven home runs … also lettered her first two years in golf.

Personal: Born Samantha Doherty Cobb on Feb. 24, 1991 in Dallas, Texas … daugh-ter of Stephen and Sherrie Cobb … has one sister … her biggest sports thrill is when her team comes from behind with a big hit … favorite movies are: Billy Madi-son, Anchorman and Step Brothers … favorite TV shows are: “The Office,” “Glee,” and “Nip-Tuck” … favorite professional athlete is Jason Whitten … favorite books are The Perks of being a Wallflower and Chelsea Handler’s My Horizontal Life … major is nursing.

Caitlin Everett5-9 • Sophomore • OutfieldForney, Texas • Forney HS


Freshman (2010): Was a Second-Team All-Conference USA and C-USA All-Fresh-man Team selection … started all 52 games in center field … hit .353 with 61 hits, 40 runs scored, five doubles and 18 RBI … posted a .397 on-base percentage and stole 20 bases, the third-most stolen bases in a single season in TU history … had 17 multiple-hit games, seven multiple-run games and four multiple-RBI games … scored a run in 31 games … had four RBI vs. Eastern Illinois (2/28) … went 6-for-7 with four runs and an RBI in a doubleheader at Southern Miss (4/10), including 3-for-3 with three runs and an RBI in game two … went 3-for-4 with two runs and two RBI vs. Houston (4/17; 2).

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Everett’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2010 .353 52-52 173 40 61 5 0 0 18 66 .382 13 1 21 0 .397 2 1 20-22 64 4 1 .986

TOTAL... .353 52-52 173 40 61 5 0 0 18 66 .382 13 1 21 0 .397 2 1 20-22 64 4 1 .986

Leach’s Career Hitting StatsYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

2010 .205 22-10 44 5 9 2 0 2 6 17 .386 2 0 15 0 .239 0 1 0-0 7 0 0 1.000

TOTAL .205 22-10 44 5 9 2 0 2 6 17 .386 2 0 15 0 .239 0 1 0-0 7 0 0 1.000

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High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball and volleyball and Forney High School … led her team to four area championships and one regional final … was the District 15-4A MVP, first-team All-DFW area, Texas Girls Coaches Associa-tion All-Star MVP as a senior … had a career .492 batting average … as a senior, hit .494, scored 59 runs, drove in 20 runs, stole 48 bases, and hit safely in 40 out of 44 games, including a 29-game hitting streak … stole 58 bases as a junior, and hit .588 on her way to being named to the all-state team, and the District 10-4A Newcomer of the Year … also lettered in basketball during her first two years.

Personal: Born Caitlin Elizabeth Everett on November 16, 1990 in Dallas, Texas … daughter of Russell and Dawn Everett … has one brother … her father played basketball at Austin College, and aunt – Julia Lathan – played soccer at TCU … hit a hole-in-one on a Par 3 when she was 10 years old … favorite professional athlete is Josh Hamilton … favorite movie is Pride and Prejudice and her favorite TV show is “The Office” … favorite books are the Harry Potter series … major is nursing.

Keri Leach5-8 • Sophomore • InfieldDelavan, Ill. • Olympia HS

Career at Tulsa: A returning letterwinner … has played in 22 games with 10 starts.

Freshman (2010): Played in 22 games with 10 starts … hit .205 with two home runs and two doubles, six RBI and five runs … four of her nine hits were for extra bases … hit a game-winning two-run home run in the eighth inning vs. Wichita State (2/18); went 2-for-3 with five RBI and two homers in the game … went 2-for-3 with a run vs. UTEP (2/20) … hit an RBI double vs. Arkansas (3/31; 1).

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball at Olympia High School … led her team to the Illinois State Championship as a senior, and to the state finals as a junior, regionals as a sophomore and the Elite Eight as a freshman … was a four-time Coaches All-State selection … ranks fifth in IHSA history with 178 career RBI and sixth in IHSA history with 228 career hits … was a four-time Peoria Journal Star All-Area, and the 2009 Player of the Year … was a three-time Chicago Tribune All-State selection … was a four-time All-Cornbelt Conference first team selection … was named a Cornbelt Conference Scholar Athlete … had a career .461 batting average, with 44 doubles, 26 triples, 23 home runs, 178 RBI and 220 hits … as a senior hit .533, with 63 hits, 17 doubles, four triples, seven home runs, 46 RBI, a .956 slugging percentage and a .585 on-base percentage … also pitched to a 29-1 record with a 0.62 ERA, 19 shutouts, six no-hitters and two perfect games as a senior … also lettered once in basketball and swimming, and ran cross country as a senior.

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Personal: Born Keri Elizabeth Leach on Nov. 13, 1990 in Hopedale, Ill. … daughter of Gilbert and Deb Leach, and Susan and Terry Pyle … has two brothers and one sister … father Gilbert swam at Indiana … hobbies include reading … favorite movies are the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and favorite TV show is “The Office” … her dream as a child was to play professional basketball … major is art.

Kalynn Schrock5-7 • Sophomore • PitcherChoctaw, Okla. • Choctaw HS

Career at Tulsa: A letterwinner … has pitched in 27 games with 10 starts.

Freshman (2010): Posted a 2.60 ERA in 27 appearances and 10 starts … pitched 91.2 innings, recording 121 strikeouts and just 44 walks allowing 42 runs, 34 earned runs and 70 hits … pitched six complete games in 10 starts, including three shutouts … carved out a role as a valuable relief pitcher, and earned six wins in 17 relief ap-pearances … recorded seven or more strikeouts six times … recorded 10 strikeouts and allowed just one hit in a complete-game win over Idaho State (2/12) … struck out 15 batters in 8.0 innings in a complete-game effort vs. North Dakota (3/6).

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball at Choctaw High School … was an Oklahoma all-state selection as a senior, and named the conference MVP as a junior and a senior … was a three-time all-conference selection … was named the 2008 USSSA National Tournament Offensive MVP … as a senior went 28-4 in the circle with a 0.27 ERA, 340 strikeouts and 20 walks in 209 innings, and recorded 22 shutouts and two no-hitters.

Personal: Born Kalynn Beth Schrock on Dec. 22, 1990 in Choctaw, Okla. … daugh-ter of Dan and Shanah Schrock … has one sister and one brother … her biggest sports thrill was competing in the state tournament as a senior … chose her jersey number – 24 – because it is the same number her brother wears … her craziest am-bition is to play for the USA national softball team … favorite professional athlete is Mariano Rivera … hobbies include shopping … her favorite books and movies are the Twilight saga, and her favorite TV show is “The Game” … major is com-munication.




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Schrock’s Career Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA BK

2010 2.60 10-5 27 10 6 3/1 1 91.2 70 42 34 44 121 8 3 6 396 .207 10 7 0 1 6

TOTAL 2.60 10-5 27 10 6 3/1 1 91.2 70 42 34 44 121 8 3 6 396 .207 10 7 0 1 6

Schrock’s Career Fielding StatsYear PO A E FLD%

2010 5 19 0 1.000

TOTAL 5 19 0 1.000

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Lacey Middlebrooks5-11 • Sophomore • PitcherWake Village, Texas • Minnesota

Prior to Tulsa: Pitched in 30 games with 26 starts for the University of Minnesota … posted a 15-14 record and a 2.52 ERA with 165 strikeouts, 70 walks, allowed 91 runs, 62 earned runs, and a .224 opponent batting average in 172.0 innings … pitched 23 complete games and four shutouts.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Liberty-Eylau High School … pitched her team to the Class 3A State title game as a junior on her way to first team Texas All-State honors … also earned Texas all-state honorable mention as a sophomore, and was named the Texarkana Gazette All-Area Player of the Year as a junior … in 2008, posted a 25-4 record with a 0.52 ERA and 375 strikeouts in 217 innings, and also batted .385 with 23 RBI … in 2007, went 22-3 with a 0.60 ERA and 258 strike-outs in 173 innings … also played basketball and softball in high school.

Personal: Born Lacey Georgianne Middlebrooks on Oct. 3, 1990 in Greenville, Texas … daughter of Tom and Julie Middlebrooks … has one brother and one sister … father Tom played football at Southeastern Oklahoma State and brother Will plays baseball for the Salem Red Sox, the Single-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox … most memorable event was playing against the National Pro Fastpitch All-Stars in the Fall of 2010 … favorite professional athlete is Kevin Garnett … favorite movie is It’s Complicated … favorite TV show is “Law and Order: SVU” … favorite book is The Pact by Jodi Picoult … major is communication.

Jill Barrett5-6 • Freshman • InfieldGreenwood, Ark. • Greenwood HS

High School: A multi-sport athlete, earned four letters in softball and volleyball, and competed in track and field for four years, as well as two years in basketball and one in bowling at Greenwood High School … was a four-time Arkansas All-State selection in both softball and volleyball … broke her high school’s single-season batting average record as a sophomore with a .538 average, and broke the school’s home run record as a freshman with seven homers … hit .400 as a junior with 32 hits and 28 runs in 80 at-bats … hit .538 with 33 runs and 20 RBI as a sophomore … hit .481 with 43 runs and 26 RBI, and was named to the Arkansas State All-Tournament Team as a freshman.

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Personal: Born Jill Casey Barrett on June 8, 1992 in Fort Smith, Ark. … daughter of Kevin and Mary Barrett … has one brother … father Kevin played baseball at Citrus College and South Florida Community College, mother Mary played volleyball at Penn Valley Community College … counts her biggest thrill in sports as facing a 3-2 count as a batter … favorite professional athlete is Steve Nash … favorite movie is The Guardian … favorite TV show is “90210” … favorite book is Holes … major is exercise sports science.

Shelby Blanton5-5 • Freshman • InfieldNewcastle, Okla. • Newcastle HS

High School: A four-year letterwinner in softball and a three-year letterwinnner in basketball … an Oklahoma Softball All-State selection as a senior, and was se-lected to the Little All-City Team all four years … was an All-Sooner Conference selection all four years, the conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior, and the Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore.

Personal: Born Shelby Lynn Blanton on May 21, 1992 in Oklahoma City, Okla. … daughter of Bob and Leah Blanton … has one sister … dream as a child was to be an astronaut … favorite movie is Paranormal Activity … favorite TV show is “Friends” … favorite book is Breaking Dawn … major is arts and sciences.

Aimee Creger5-10 • Freshman • PitcherYukon, Okla. • Mustang HS

High School: A three-year letterwinner in softball and a first-team all-conference selection as a junior at Mustang High School … posted a 24-3 pitching record re-corded 238 strikeouts, and put up a .350 career batting average … hit .350 as a junior, and went 15-1 in the circle with 140 strikeouts … she was also an all-state swimmer as a senior, where she won the Oklahoma State Championship in the 50-meter freestyle and finished runner-up in the 100-meter freestyle.

Personal: Born Aimee Sherice Creger on March 27, 1992 in Oklahoma City, Okla. … daughter of Wes and Robin Creger … has one sister … dream as a child was to have her name on a bat … favorite professional athlete is Jenny Finch … hob-bies include swimming … favorite movie is She’s the Man … favorite TV show is “Spongebob” … favorite books are the Harry Potter series … major is business.

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#6Haley Henshaw5-8 • Freshman • OutfieldCatoosa, Okla. • Catoosa HS

High School: A four-year letterwinner in softball … compiled 123 RBI and 11 home runs while hitting .388 over her four-year prep career … was an Oklahoma All-State selection, a finalist for the Gatorade Player of the Year, and the Catoosa High School Wendy’s High School Heisman selection as a senior … was also a two-time Metro Lakes Conference Player of the Year and three-time all-conference selection … as a senior she hit .389 with 33 RBI and posted a .435 batting average with seven home runs and 45 RBI as a junior.

Personal: Born Haley Starr Henshaw on February 5, 1992 in Tulsa, Okla. … daugh-ter of Todd and Becky Henshaw… father Todd is the head softball and golf coach at Catoosa High School … counts her biggest thrill in sports as “hitting bombs” … most memorable event was signing to play Division I softball at Tulsa … fa-vorite professional athlete is Jenny Finch … favorite movie is Never Back Down … favorite TV show is “Pretty Little Liars” … favorite book is The Perks of Being a Wallflower … major is business.

Emma Horton5-8 • Freshman • CatcherWichita, Kan. Wichita Collegiate School

High School: A four-year letterwinner in softball and a two-year letterwinner in basketball … served as team captain for both sports as a senior … when she was a unanimous selection as an all-league first-team shortstop as a senior, and a first-team all-league selection at designated player as a junior … hit .493 with 33 RBI, 25 runs, five home runs and 10 stolen bases as a senior … hit .468 with 30 RBI, 26 runs 10 doubles and 10 stolen bases as a junior.

Personal: Born Emma Elizabeth Horton on August 23, 1992 in Wichita, Kan. … daughter of Mike and Terri Horton … has one brother, Joel, who is a junior at TU … biggest sports thrill was hen she tagged out Lauren Lappin at home plate when Tulsa played against the National Pro Fastpitch All-Stars in the fall of 2010 … favorite professional athlete is Wes Welker … favorite movie is The Dark Knight … favorite TV shows are “House” and “Bones” … favorite books are Ender’s Game and The Count of Monte Cristo … major is business.

FEBRUARY

11-13 Fri.-Sun. @TexasClassic Fri. NorthernIllinois 1:30pm Fri. @Texas 6:30pm Sat. Louisville 11am Sat.-Sun. TBA TBA18-20 Fri.-Sun. @FAUKick-OffClassic Fri. PennState 8am Fri. Massachusetts Noon Sat. Michigan 8am Sat. LongIsland 10am Sun. TBA TBA25-27 Fri.-Sun. @UT-ArlingtonClassic Fri. Creighton 1pm Fri. @Texas-Arlington 5pm Sat. Centenary 11am Sat.-Sun. TBA TBA

MARCH

2 Wed. Oklahoma State 5 pm3-6 Fri.-Sun. Holiday Inn Tulsa-City Center Festival Thurs. Drake 5 pm Fri. Iowa State 4:45 pm Sat. North Dakota 12:15 pm Sun. Ohio State 12:15 pm9. Wed.. @.Oklahoma. 5.pm12 Sat. Marshall* (DH) 1 pm13 Sun. Marshall* Noon15 Tues. Northern Iowa 1 pm15 Tues. Indiana 5 pm19 Sat. UCF* (DH) 1 pm20 Sun. UCF* Noon23 Wed. Oklahoma 6 pm26. Sat.. @.East.Carolina*.(DH). Noon27. Sun.. @.East.Carolina*. 11.am30. Wed.. @.Border.War.. . . (Stillwater,.Okla.) Wed. Arkansas 5pm Wed. OklahomaState 7pm

APRIL

2. Sat.. @.Memphis*.(DH). 1.pm3. Sun.. @.Memphis*. Noon6 Wed. Wichita State (DH) 3 pm9 Sat. Southern Miss* (DH) 1 pm10 Sun. Southern Miss* Noon16. Sat.. @.Houston*.(DH). 1.pm17. Sun.. @.Houston*. Noon20. Wed.. @.Kansas.(DH). 3.pm22 Fri. UAB* (DH) 3 pm23 Sat. UAB* Noon27 Wed. Missouri State 4 pm

MAY

7. Sat.. @.UTEP*.(DH). 2.pm8. Sun.. @.UTEP*. 1.pm12-14. Thurs.-Sat.. C-USA.Tournament.. TBA. . . @.Greenville,.N.C..20-22. Fri.-Sat.. NCAA.Regionals. TBA27-28. Sat.-Sun.. NCAA.Super.Regionals. TBA

JUNE

2-8. Thurs.-Wed.. College.World.Series. TBA

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Record: 31-21 Home: 17-7 Away: 10-7 Neutral: 4-7 C-USA: 14-6 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

3 LINDSAY, Lauren .377 52-52 154 48 58 13 0 18 48 125 .812 40 1 15 2 .505 1 0 3-3 35 1 2 .947

5 EVERETT, Caitlin .353 52-52 173 40 61 5 0 0 18 66 .382 13 1 21 0 .397 2 1 20-22 64 4 1 .986

10 COBB, Samantha .328 52-52 177 33 58 7 0 15 53 110 .621 10 2 26 0 .366 2 0 11-12 87 69 8 .951

15 VICE, Vanessa .323 52-52 158 22 51 9 1 1 22 65 .411 19 5 17 1 .412 0 1 3-4 279 15 4 .987

7 TIMMONS, Christian .271 44-43 118 15 32 2 0 1 21 37 .314 11 4 13 1 .348 2 5 0-0 279 36 1 .997

14 BOWEN, Cassidy .244 47-45 131 17 32 6 1 4 16 52 .397 14 1 37 1 .322 0 4 1-1 126 64 7 .964

20 SWANSON, Skylar .217 48-44 115 19 25 4 0 2 14 35 .304 20 0 27 1 .333 0 2 5-5 66 41 7 .939

21 STOELKE, Jessica .212 45-36 85 16 18 5 0 0 8 23 .271 17 2 28 0 .352 1 6 0-1 49 1 1 .980

2 CHAPMAN, Kelly .186 42-34 97 12 18 6 0 1 5 27 .278 7 0 27 1 .240 0 1 1-1 36 50 3 .966

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17 LaVALLEY, Mickey .245 33-17 53 8 13 0 0 0 3 13 .245 4 1 14 0 .310 0 1 0-1 9 3 1 .923

11 LEACH, Keri .205 22-10 44 5 9 2 0 2 6 17 .386 2 0 15 0 .239 0 1 0-0 7 0 0 1.000

4 MENKE, Lauren .198 33-29 81 11 16 2 0 3 14 27 .333 8 1 25 1 .278 0 1 1-1 1 0 0 1.000

22 LAWRENCE, Jackie .143 4-4 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .143 0 0 4 0 .143 0 0 0-0 4 34 0 1.000 Totals .281 52-52 1393 246 392 61 2 47 228 598 .429 165 18 269 8 .363 8 23 45-51 1051 349 36 .975 Opponents .237 52-52 1318 171 312 33 4 40 157 473 .359 160 25 356 1 .329 8 32 41-55 1034 390 47 .968

LOB - Team (331), Opp (325). DPs turned - Team (8), Opp (14). IBB - Team (4), VICE, V. 2, LINDSAY, L. 2. Picked off - LEACH, K. 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

24 SCHROCK, Kalynn 2.60 10-5 27 10 6 3/1 1 91.2 70 42 34 44 121 8 3 6 338 .207 10 7 0 1 6

22 LAWRENCE, Jackie 2.73 14-8 27 25 16 4/1 0 153.2 144 72 60 59 122 14 0 23 586 .246 8 10 1 4 15

8 KINARD, Jordan 3.13 7-8 22 17 7 0/0 0 105.0 98 57 47 57 113 11 1 11 394 .249 6 8 3 3 11

Totals 2.82 31-21 52 52 29 8/1 1 350.1 312 171 141 160 356 33 4 40 1318 .237 24 25 4 8 32 Opponents 4.20 21-31 52 52 23 3/0 3 344.2 392 246 207 165 269 61 2 47 1393 .281 27 18 4 8 23

PB - Team (6), BOWEN, C. 3, TIMMONS, C. 3, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (5), TIMMONS, C. 4, BOWEN, C. 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - TIMMONS, C. (33-44), LAWRENCE, J. (23-28), SCHROCK, K. (10-15), KINARD, J. (8-12), BOWEN, C. (8-10).

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI

22 LAWRENCE, Jackie 38 4 34 0 1.000 2 23 5 .821 0 0

24 SCHROCK, Kalynn 24 5 19 0 1.000 0 10 5 .667 0 0

11 LEACH, Keri 7 7 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

4 MENKE, Lauren 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

7 TIMMONS, Christian 316 279 36 1 .997 0 33 11 .750 3 0

15 VICE, Vanessa 298 279 15 4 .987 4 0 0 --- 0 0

5 EVERETT, Caitlin 69 64 4 1 .986 0 0 0 --- 0 0

21 STOELKE, Jessica 51 49 1 1 .980 0 0 0 --- 0 0

2 CHAPMAN, Kelly 89 36 50 3 .966 2 0 0 --- 0 0

14 BOWEN, Cassidy 197 126 64 7 .964 1 8 2 .800 3 0

10 COBB, Samantha 164 87 69 8 .951 2 0 0 --- 0 0

3 LINDSAY, Lauren 38 35 1 2 .947 0 0 0 --- 0 0

8 KINARD, Jordan 17 4 12 1 .941 0 8 4 .667 0 0

20 SWANSON, Skylar 114 66 41 7 .939 3 0 0 --- 0 0

17 LaVALLEY, Mickey 13 9 3 1 .923 1 0 0 --- 0 0 Totals 1436 1051 349 36 .975 8 41 14 .745 6 0 Opponents 1471 1034 390 47 .968 14 45 6 .882 5 0

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Record: 14-6 Home: 6-2 Away: 7-4

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

5 EVERETT, Caitlin .394 20-20 71 19 28 3 0 0 7 31 .437 5 0 7 0 .434 0 1 9-10 25 2 1 .964

15 VICE, Vanessa .373 20-20 59 10 22 4 1 0 9 28 .475 8 3 5 0 .471 0 0 1-2 104 6 2 .982

3 LINDSAY, Lauren .283 20-20 60 15 17 5 0 5 15 37 .617 16 0 4 2 .434 0 0 2-2 12 1 2 .867

10 COBB, Samantha .277 20-20 65 12 18 3 0 6 22 39 .600 7 1 9 0 .351 1 0 3-4 30 27 3 .950

7 TIMMONS, Christian .269 20-20 52 7 14 1 0 0 6 15 .288 8 1 7 0 .371 1 3 0-0 130 24 1 .994

20 SWANSON, Skylar .216 18-15 37 8 8 0 0 1 7 11 .297 5 0 10 0 .310 0 1 4-4 18 9 4 .871

14 BOWEN, Cassidy .173 19-19 52 7 9 2 1 3 6 22 .423 6 1 21 1 .271 0 2 0-0 30 36 5 .930

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22 LAWRENCE, Jackie .250 3-3 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 0 0 1 0 .250 0 0 0-0 1 9 0 1.000

4 MENKE, Lauren .219 14-13 32 6 7 1 0 3 10 17 .531 4 1 8 0 .324 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

2 CHAPMAN, Kelly .188 15-11 32 4 6 0 0 1 2 9 .281 4 0 10 0 .278 0 0 0-0 17 21 1 .974

17 LaVALLEY, Mickey .158 12-6 19 2 3 0 0 0 0 3 .158 3 0 4 0 .273 0 0 0-0 8 2 0 1.000

21 STOELKE, Jessica .138 17-14 29 3 4 0 0 0 2 4 .138 7 2 11 0 .342 0 3 0-0 23 0 1 .958

11 LEACH, Keri .091 5-1 11 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .091 0 0 2 0 .091 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .264 20-20 523 93 138 19 2 19 86 218 .417 73 9 99 3 .362 2 10 19-22 402 149 20 .965 Opponents .224 20-20 495 50 111 12 0 9 43 150 .303 56 11 130 0 .315 3 12 11-16 396 157 21 .963

LOB - Team (128), Opp (125). DPs turned - Team (3), Opp (7). IBB - Team (1), LINDSAY, L. 1. Picked off - LEACH, K. 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

24 SCHROCK, Kalynn 1.30 4-0 12 1 1 0/1 1 27.0 22 5 5 12 37 3 0 0 99 .222 2 2 0 0 1

22 LAWRENCE, Jackie 1.68 7-2 11 11 5 2/1 0 62.1 51 23 15 22 45 6 0 6 232 .220 4 5 1 1 5

8 KINARD, Jordan 2.51 3-4 8 8 3 0/0 0 44.2 38 22 16 22 48 3 0 3 164 .232 2 4 1 2 6

Totals 1.88 14-6 20 20 9 3/1 1 134.0 111 50 36 56 130 12 0 9 495 .224 8 11 2 3 12 Opponents 4.19 6-14 20 20 9 1/0 1 132.0 138 93 79 73 99 19 2 19 523 .264 11 9 1 2 10

PB - Team (2), TIMMONS, C. 2, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (2), TIMMONS, C. 2. SBA/ATT - TIMMONS, C. (14-18), LAWRENCE, J. (8-9), KINARD, J. (4-7), LEE, K. (2-2).

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI

17 LaVALLEY, Mickey 10 8 2 0 1.000 1 0 0 --- 0 0

22 LAWRENCE, Jackie 10 1 9 0 1.000 1 5 2 .714 0 0

8 KINARD, Jordan 8 1 7 0 1.000 0 5 0 1.000 0 0

24 SCHROCK, Kalynn 8 3 5 0 1.000 0 1 3 .250 0 0

7 TIMMONS, Christian 155 130 24 1 .994 0 10 5 .667 2 0

15 VICE, Vanessa 112 104 6 2 .982 0 0 0 --- 0 0

2 CHAPMAN, Kelly 39 17 21 1 .974 1 0 0 --- 0 0

5 EVERETT, Caitlin 28 25 2 1 .964 0 0 0 --- 0 0

21 STOELKE, Jessica 24 23 0 1 .958 0 0 0 --- 0 0

10 COBB, Samantha 60 30 27 3 .950 1 0 0 --- 0 0

14 BOWEN, Cassidy 71 30 36 5 .930 1 1 0 1.000 0 0

20 SWANSON, Skylar 31 18 9 4 .871 1 0 0 --- 0 0

3 LINDSAY, Lauren 15 12 1 2 .867 0 0 0 --- 0 0

11 LEACH, Keri 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

4 MENKE, Lauren 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Totals 571 402 149 20 .965 3 11 5 .688 2 0 Opponents 574 396 157 21 .963 7 19 3 .864 4 0

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TU Opp. Records Date Opponent Score R-H-E R-H-E Innings Overall C-USA Pitcher of Record Attend Time

! Feb 12, 2010 vs Idaho State W 8-0 8-6-1 / 0-1-1 7 1-0-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 1-0) 0

! Feb 12, 2010 vs UC Santa Barbara 1-3 L 1-6-1 / 3-7-0 7 1-1-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 0-1) 0

! Feb 13, 2010 vs Utah State W 8-1 8-15-0 / 1-2-2 7 2-1-0 0-0-0 KINARD, J. (W 1-0) 0 2:21

! Feb 13, 2010 vs BYU 5-7 L 5-13-1 / 7-10-1 7 2-2-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 0-2) 126 2:46

! Feb 14, 2010 vs Utah 5-6 L 5-5-1 / 6-5-0 7 2-3-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (L 1-1) 184 2:26

# Feb 19, 2010 vs Texas Arlington 2-3 L 2-3-1 / 3-5-0 7 2-4-0 0-0-0 KINARD, J. (L 1-1) 0 1:53

# Feb 18, 2010 vs Wichita State W 8-5 8-10-1 / 5-8-0 (8) 3-4-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 2-1) 123 2:09

# Feb 20, 2010 vs UTEP 5-9 L 5-9-2 / 9-13-3 7 3-5-0 0-0-0 KINARD, J. (L 1-2) 0 2:43

# Feb 20, 2010 at #25 Baylor 1-9 L 1-5-0 / 9-11-0 5 3-6-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (L 2-2) 0 1:20

# Feb 21, 2010 vs Central Arkansas 3-4 L 3-6-1 / 4-8-0 7 3-7-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 0-3) 0 1:52

$ Feb 26, 2010 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 3-0 3-7-0 / 0-4-2 7 4-7-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 1-3) 184 1:56

$ Feb 26, 2010 UMKC W 7-0 7-9-0 / 0-3-1 7 5-7-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 3-2) 174 1:47

$ Feb 27, 2010 TEXAS STATE W 5-4 5-10-0 / 4-7-0 (8) 6-7-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 4-2) 188 2:20

$ Feb 28, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS W 11-2 11-11-0 / 2-3-2 5 7-7-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 2-3) 138 1:40

Mar 03, 2010 at #11 Oklahoma 0-7 L 0-3-1 / 7-8-0 7 7-8-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 2-4) 645 2:05

% Mar 05, 2010 NEBRASKA W 7-6 7-8-0 / 6-10-0 7 8-8-0 0-0-0 KINARD, J. (W 2-2) 207 2:16

% Mar 06, 2010 NORTH DAKOTA 1-2 L 1-4-1 / 2-2-0 (8) 8-9-0 0-0-0 SCHROCK, K. (L 4-3) 170 1:53

% Mar 06, 2010 NEBRASKA W 4-1 4-4-0 / 1-4-0 7 9-9-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 3-4) 178 2:24

% Mar 07, 2010 NORTH DAKOTA W 13-7 13-19-0 / 7-6-0 7 10-9-0 0-0-0 KINARD, J. (W 3-2) 194 2:15

% Mar 07, 2010 NEBRASKA W 6-4 6-7-1 / 4-7-1 7 11-9-0 0-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 4-4) 160 2:20

Mar 09, 2010 at #20 Oklahoma State W 6-2 6-7-0 / 2-8-3 7 12-9-0 0-0-0 KINARD, J. (W 4-2) 200 1:54

* Mar 13, 2010 at UAB W 5-4 5-7-3 / 4-8-1 7 13-9-0 1-0-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 5-4) 368 2:25

* Mar 13, 2010 at UAB 3-4 L 3-4-0 / 4-10-0 7 13-10-0 1-1-0 KINARD, J. (L 4-3) 341 1:55

* Mar 14, 2010 at UAB W 4-1 4-6-1 / 1-5-1 7 14-10-0 2-1-0 KINARD, J. (W 5-3) 231 1:50

Mar 16, 2010 vs Mercer W 4-0 4-8-0 / 0-2-0 7 15-10-0 2-1-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 5-3) 86 1:40

Mar 16, 2010 at Georgia State 4-5 L 4-9-2 / 5-10-3 (8) 15-11-0 2-1-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 5-5) 112 2:41

Mar 18, 2010 NORTHERN IOWA 0-8 L 0-2-0 / 8-6-0 5 15-12-0 2-1-0 KINARD, J. (L 5-4) 130 1:24

Mar 23, 2010 #12 OKLAHOMA W 5-4 5-15-0 / 4-6-2 (9) 16-12-0 2-1-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 6-3) 1000 2:45

* Mar 27, 2010 MEMPHIS W 7-5 7-7-5 / 5-6-0 7 17-12-0 3-1-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 7-3) - 2:29

* Mar 27, 2010 MEMPHIS 1-6 L 1-6-2 / 6-8-0 7 17-13-0 3-2-0 KINARD, J. (L 5-5) 330 2:00

* Mar 28, 2010 MEMPHIS W 5-3 5-5-2 / 3-5-2 7 18-13-0 4-2-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 6-5) 210 1:48

Mar 31, 2010 ARKANSAS W 13-2 13-13-0 / 2-4-1 5 19-13-0 4-2-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 7-6) - 1:36

Mar 31, 2010 ARKANSAS 1-3 L 1-2-0 / 3-8-0 7 19-14-0 4-2-0 KINARD, J. (L 5-6) 815 1:48

Apr 06, 2010 WICHITA STATE W 7-0 7-12-0 / 0-2-0 7 20-14-0 4-2-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 8-5) - 2:10

Apr 06, 2010 WICHITA STATE 4-6 L 4-13-1 / 6-7-0 7 20-15-0 4-2-0 SCHROCK, K. (L 7-4) 225 2:25

* Apr 10, 2010 at Southern Miss W 2-0 2-7-0 / 0-4-0 7 21-15-0 5-2-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 9-5) - 2:00

* Apr 10, 2010 at Southern Miss W 9-1 9-11-1 / 1-4-1 6 22-15-0 6-2-0 KINARD, J. (W 6-6) 400 1:56

* Apr 11, 2010 at Southern Miss 0-3 L 0-3-1 / 3-5-0 7 22-16-0 6-3-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 9-6) 348 2:02

Apr 14, 2010 #9 OKLAHOMA STATE 1-3 L 1-4-0 / 3-8-1 7 22-17-0 6-3-0 SCHROCK, K. (L 7-5) 950 2:00

* Apr 17, 2010 HOUSTON W 8-4 8-8-1 / 4-5-2 7 23-17-0 7-3-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 8-5) - 2:30

* Apr 17, 2010 HOUSTON W 7-1 7-8-2 / 1-4-2 7 24-17-0 8-3-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 9-5) 180 2:16

Apr 21, 2010 at Missouri State W 4-3 4-6-1 / 3-9-2 7 25-17-0 8-3-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 10-6) 90 1:52

* Apr 24, 2010 at UCF W 1-0 1-5-0 / 0-4-1 (9) 26-17-0 9-3-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 11-6) - 2:10

* Apr 24, 2010 at UCF 3-4 L 3-7-1 / 4-7-0 (8) 26-18-0 9-4-0 KINARD, J. (L 6-7) 413 2:03

* Apr 25, 2010 at UCF 1-2 L 1-5-0 / 2-7-1 7 26-19-0 9-5-0 LAWRENCE, J. (L 11-7) 292 1:46

* May 01, 2010 UTEP W 2-1 2-6-0 / 1-6-0 7 27-19-0 10-5-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 12-7) - 2:12

* May 01, 2010 UTEP 2-4 L 2-7-1 / 4-4-1 7 27-20-0 10-6-0 KINARD, J. (L 6-8) 360 2:13

* May 02, 2010 UTEP W 9-0 9-9-0 / 0-1-3 5 28-20-0 11-6-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 13-7) 575 1:30

* May 08, 2010 at Marshall W 11-1 11-9-0 / 1-3-2 5 29-20-0 12-6-0 LAWRENCE, J. (W 14-7) 233 1:53

* May 08, 2010 at Marshall W 6-2 6-7-0 / 2-3-1 7 30-20-0 13-6-0 KINARD, J. (W 7-8) 233 1:53

* May 09, 2010 at Marshall W 7-4 7-11-0 / 4-12-3 7 31-20-0 14-6-0 SCHROCK, K. (W 10-5) 253 2:10

! = Red Desert Classic # = QTI Getterman Classic $ = Tulsa Embassy Suites Invitational % = Tulsa Embassy Suites Festival * = Conference game () = extra inning game

2010 Game Results

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BattingMost Hits 5, twiceMost recent - Lauren Lindsay vs. BYU (2-13-10)

Most At Bats 7, Danielle Olsen vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)7, Stacey Walkingstick vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Runs 4, Tiffany Redding vs. Centenary (2-20-98)4, Heather Hiar vs. Louisiana-Monroe (3-13-04)

Most RBIs 6, four timesMost recent - Samantha Cobb at Marshall (5-8-10)

Most Doubles 3, Sara Dyer vs. Utah State (2-15-08)3, Lauren Lindsay vs. Southern Miss (3-8-08

BattingMost Hits 25, vs. Central Arkansas (4-4-07)

Most At Bats 56, vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Runs 20, vs. Central Arkansas (4-4-07)

Most RBI’s 20, vs. Central Arkansas (4-4-07)

Most Doubles 7, twiceMost recent - vs. Arkansas (3-31-10)

Most Triples 3, vs. Texas Tech (3-9-96)

Most Home Runs 4, three timesMost Recent - vs. North Dakota (3-7-10)

Most Extra Base Hits 9, vs. North Dakota (3-7-10)

Most Walks 10, twice Most recent - vs. Memphis (5-3-08)

Most Stolen Bases 6, two timesMost Recent - vs. Nevada (5-14-05)

Most Sacrifice Hits 6, vs. Missouri-Kansas City (3-11-94)

Most Sacrifice Flies 2, nine timesMost Recent - vs. Eastern Illinois (2-28-10)

Most Triples 1, 89 timesMost recent - Cassidy Bowen vs. UTEP (5-1-10)

Most Home Runs 2, 11 timesMost recent - Samantha Cobb at Marshall (5-8-10)

Most Walks 4, three timesMost recent - Katie Torres vs. UCF (3-15-06)

Most Stolen Bases 4, Jessie Smith vs. Butler (3-21-99)

Most Sacrifice Hits 3, Heather Hiar vs. Southwest Missouri State (2-25-01)

Most Sacrifice Flies 2, twiceMost recent - Caitlin Everett vs. Eastern Illinois (2-28-10)

FieldingMost Putouts 23, Lindsey Dyer vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Assists 9, Stacey Walkingstick vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

PitchingMost Innings Pitched 16.2, Jenny Magill vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Strikeouts 16, Julie Fennell vs. UTEP (4-30-05)

Most Walks 8, three timesMost recent - Jordan Kinard vs. Utah State (2-13-10)

Most Earned Runs 12, twiceMost recent - Tresa Green vs. Fresno State (3-27-97)

FieldingMost Putouts 50, vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Assists 22, vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Double Plays 2, 13 timesMost Recent - vs. Missouri State (4-21-10)

Pitching

Most Innings Pitched 16.2, vs. Fresno State (4-4-02)

Most Strikeouts 16, vs. UTEP (4-30-05)

Most Walks 11, vs. Oklahoma (2-27-08)

Most Hits Allowed 24, vs. Southern Illinois (4-16-93)

Most Earned Runs Allowed 18, vs. Colorado State (3-29-97)

Individual Single Game Records

Team Single Game Records

LAUREN LINDSAY (2007-10) SHARES THE SCHOOL RECORD FOR MOST HITS IN A GAME WITH FIVE. LINDSAY FINISHED HER CAREER WITH SEVEN SINGLE SEASON TU RECORDS AND NINE TULSA CAREER RECORDS.




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HittingHighest Batting Avg. (min. 100 AB) .406 - Lindsay, Lauren (76-187) - 2009 .379 - Dyer, Sara (67-177) - 2007 .377 - Lindsay, Lauren (58-154) - 2010 .373 - Smart, Brooke (59-158) - 2009 .360 - Lindsay, Lauren (64-178) - 2008 .357 - Fuller, Angie (65-182) - 1996 .353 - Everett, Caitlin (61-173) - 2010 .348 - Briggs, Tuesday (63-181) - 1996 .347 - Smith, Jessie (60-173) - 2002 .342 - Shafer, Julie (55-161) - 2004

Highest Slugging Pct. (min. 100 AB) .812 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 .747 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 .652 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 .649 - Torres, Katie - 2004 .644 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 .621 - Cobb, Samantha - 2010 .621 - Fuller, Angie - 1996 .614 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 .525 - Dyer, Sara - 2008 .520 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002

Highest on Base Pct. (min. 50 AB) .505 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 .486 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 .482 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 .451 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 .450 - Torres, Katie - 2004 .440 - Torres, Katie - 2006 .436 - Dyer, Sara - 2008 .429 - Vice, Vanessa - 2008 .429 - Torres, Katie - 2005 .415 - Smith, Jessie - 2002

Most Games Played 64 - Olsen, Danielle - 2002 64 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002 64 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 63 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2004 63 - Torres, Katie - 2004 63 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 63 - McGuire, Brandi - 2003 63 - Shafer, Julie - 2003 63 - Strimple, Crissy - 2003 63 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2003

Most Games Started 64 - Olsen, Danielle - 2002 64 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002 64 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 63 - Strimple, Crissy - 2003 63 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2003 63 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2004 63 - Torres, Katie - 2004 63 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 62 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 62 - Shafer, Julie - 2004

Most At Bats 215 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 203 - Olsen, Danielle - 2002 201 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005 196 - Strimple, Crissy - 2003 192 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2003 190 - Gutierrez, Alexis - 1999 189 - White, Kameron - 1994 188 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2004 187 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 186 - Yarmer, Kailey - 2009

Most Runs Scored 49 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 48 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 46 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 43 - Torres, Katie - 2004 40 - Everett, Caitlin - 2010 37 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 36 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 35 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 34 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 34 - Yarmer, Kailey - 2009 34 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007 34 - Torres, Katie - 2006 34 - Olsen, Danielle - 2002

Most Hits 76 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 72 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 67 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 65 - Fuller, Angie - 1996 64 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 63 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005 63 - Briggs, Tuesday - 1996 61 - Everett, Caitlin - 2010 61 - Olsen, Danielle - 2002 60 - Yarmer, Kailey - 2009 60 - Smith, Jessie - 2002

Most Doubles 25 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 22 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 19 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 19 - Dyer, Sara - 2008 17 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 15 - Torres, Katie - 2005 14 -Yarmer, Kailey - 2009 14 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005 14 - Fairchild, Germaine - 1995 14 - McGuire, Brandi - 2003

Most Triples 5 - White, Kameron - 1994 4 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005 4 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 4 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002 4 - Smith, Jessie - 1999 4 - Shklar, Mandy - 1997 3 - seven tied w/

Most Home Runs 18 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 15 - Cobb, Samantha - 2010 15 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 15 - Torres, Katie - 2004 12 - Fuller, Angie - 1996 10 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 10 - Smart, Brooke - 2006 10 - Strimple, Crissy - 2003 9 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 9 - Torres, Katie - 2006

Most Runs Batted In 53 - Cobb, Samantha - 2010 48 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 48 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 46 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 43 - Fuller, Angie - 1996 42 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 40 - Torres, Katie - 2004 40 - Olsen, Danielle - 2002 39 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 38 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002

Most Total Bases 133 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 125 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 122 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 114 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 113 - Torres, Katie - 2004 113 - Fuller, Angie - 1996 110 - Cobb, Samantha - 2010 103 - Hiar, Heather - 2004 100 - Yarmer, Kailey - 2009 98 - Strimple, Crissy - 2003 97 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 94 - Dyer, Sara - 2008

Most Walks 42 - Torres, Katie - 2006 40 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2010 40 - Torres, Katie - 2004 35 - Smart, Brooke - 2006 35 - Torres, Katie - 2005 33 - Smart, Brooke - 2009 31 - Dyer, Sara - 2008 30 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002 29 - Smart, Brooke - 2007 28 - Menke, Lauren - 2009

Most Times Hit By Pitch10 - Briggs, Tuesday - 1995 9 - Smith, Jessie - 1999 7 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 7 - Smith, Jessie - 2000 6 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2008 6 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2005 6 - Smith, Jessie - 2002 6 - Ayala, Jessee - 2000 5 - Vice, Vanessa - 2010 5 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2009 5 - Vice, Vanessa - 2008 5 - Smart, Brooke - 2006 5 - Osbon, Angela - 2005 5 - Wilson, Christie - 2004

Most Sacrifice Hits 25 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2005 22 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002 18 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 18 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 15 - Curtis, Kari - 2000 15 - Murr, Sarah - 1994 14 - Shafer, Julie - 2006 13 - Chomicki, Stephanie - 2008 13 - Sullivent, Melissa - 1996 12 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2003 11 - Shafer, Julie - 2004 11 - Cook, Christy - 1994

Most Stolen Bases 29 - Smith, Jessie - 2002 27 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2005 20 - Everett, Caitlin - 2010 20 - Smith, Jessie - 2000 18 - Smith, Jessie - 1999 16 - Shafer, Julie - 2006 14 - Reynolds, Holly - 2004 14 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 13 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 13 - Curtis, Kari - 2001 13 - Curtis, Kari - 2000

Most Stolen Base Attempts 34 - Smith, Jessie - 2002 30 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2005 26 - Smith, Jessie - 2000 22 - Everett, Caitlin - 2010 21 - Curtis, Kari - 2001 20 - Smith, Jessie - 1999 18 - Reynolds, Holly - 2004 18 - Shafer, Julie - 2006 17 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 16 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 16 - Shklar, Mandy - 1997

PitchingLowest ERA (min. 75 IP) 1.00 - Fennell, Julie - 2004 1.06 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 1.35 - Genow, Maren - 2004 1.53 - Day, Ami - 2002 1.63 - Day, Ami - 2004 1.67 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 1.68 - Day, Ami - 2003 1.85 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2005 1.94 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 2.10 - Fennell, Julie - 2005

Lowest Opp. Batting Avg. (min. 75 IP) .175 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 .194 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 .199 - Fennell, Julie - 2004 .206 - Genow, Maren - 2004 .207 - Schrock, Kalynn - 2010 .216 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 .219 - Kinard, Jordan - 2009 .220 - Day, Ami - 2002 .221 - Wedlake, Angela - 2000 .226 - Fennell, Julie - 2005 .226 - Day, Ami - 2004

Fewest Walks/7 Inn (min. 75 IP) 0.57 - Genow, Maren - 2004 0.81 - Genow, Maren - 2003 1.04 - Genow, Maren - 2005 1.14 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2005 1.17 - Day, Ami - 2002 1.21 - Day, Ami - 2003 1.38 - Fennell, Julie - 2004 1.40 - Van Huss, Amy - 2001 1.41 - Lee, Katie - 2006 1.41 - Green, Tresa - 1998

Most Strikeouts/7 Inn (min. 75 IP) 9.24 - Schrock, Kalynn - 2010 7.71 - Fennell, Julie - 2005 7.56 - Kinard, Jordan - 2009 7.53 - Kinard, Jordan - 2010 7.05 - Fennell, Julie - 2007 6.95 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 6.90 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 6.68 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007 6.51 - Fennell, Julie - 2004 6.49 - Genow, Maren - 2004

Most Wins 22 - Genow, Maren - 2004 21- Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 20 - Day, Ami - 2002 19 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 15 - Genow, Maren - 2006 15 - Day, Ami - 2003 15 - Genow, Maren - 2003 14 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2010 14 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 13 - Kinard, Jordan - 2009 13 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2008 13 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998 13 - Fennell, Julie - 2006

Most Saves 6 - Genow, Maren - 2004 5 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1996 4 - Magill, Jenny - 2000 3 - Day, Ami - 2003 2 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2008 2 - Fennell, Julie - 2004 2 - Magill, Jenny - 1999 2 - Green, Tresa - 1998 1 - 12 tied w/

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Most Appearances 44 - Green, Tresa - 1998 43 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998 40 - Magill, Jenny - 2001 40 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1996 39 - Green, Tresa - 1997 38 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1994 36 - Genow, Maren - 2004 36 - Day, Ami - 2003 35 - Magill, Jenny - 1999 35 - Genow, Maren - 2003 Most Games Started 34 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998 31 - Magill, Jenny - 2001 27 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 27 - Genow, Maren - 2003 26 - Day, Ami – 2002, 2003 26 - Green, Tresa - 1997 26 - Magill, Jenny - 1999 25 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2010 25 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 24 - Brachais, Katie - 1997 24 - Genow, Maren - 2006 Most Complete Games 24 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 24 - Day, Ami - 2002 23 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 21 - Magill, Jenny - 2001 19 - Day, Ami - 2003 18 - Green, Tresa - 1997 17 - Magill, Jenny – 1999 17 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993 16 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2010 16 - Kinard, Jordan - 2009 16 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 16 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2008 16 - Genow, Maren - 2006 16 - Genow, Maren - 2004

Most Shutouts 11 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 9 - Genow, Maren - 2004 8 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 7 - Day, Ami - 2003 6 - Day, Ami - 2002 5 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 5 - Genow, Maren - 2006 5 - Day, Ami - 2004 5 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002 5 - Genow, Maren - 2003 5 - Wedlake, Angela - 2000 5 - Magill, Jenny - 2001

Innings Pitched 211.0 - Magill, Jenny - 2001 197.1 - Magill, Jenny - 2002 191.1 - Day, Ami - 2003 188.2 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 188.1 - Green, Tresa - 1997 187.1 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998 181.1 - Genow, Maren - 2003 179.0 - Green, Tresa - 1998 177.2 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1994 173.2 - Day, Ami - 2002

Most Strikeouts 186 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2009 184 - Fennell, Julie - 2005 155 - Magill, Jenny - 2001 149 - Genow, Maren - 2004 143 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008 138 - Genow, Maren - 2006 138 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1996 137 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2008 136 - Fennell, Julie - 2007 134 - Fennell, Julie - 2006

Fielding

Highest Fielding Pct. (min. 30 chances)1.000 - Lawrence, Jackie - 20091.000 - Lindsay, Lauren - 20081.000 - Tower, Lindsey - 20071.000 - Shafer, Julie - 20051.000 - Miller, Kelly - 20031.000 - Fuller, Angie - 19971.000 - Lawson, Jennifer - 19961.000 - Montgomery, Ashlea - 20031.000 - Genow, Maren - 2006 .997 - Timmons, Christian - 2010 .997 - Miller, Kelly - 2005 .996 - Miller, Kelly - 2006 .994 - Torres, Katie - 2004 .993 - West, Tiffany - 1995 Most Chances 498 - Fuller, Angie - 1998 493 - Torres, Katie - 2003 490 - Torres, Katie - 2004 426 – Torres, Katie - 2005 413 - Timmons, Christian - 2009 400 - Timmons, Christian - 2008 394 - Vice, Vanessa - 2009 392 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002 387 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999 372 - Dyer, Sara - 2008

Most Putouts 469 - Torres, Katie - 2004 465 - Torres, Katie - 2003 462 - Fuller, Angie - 1998 397 - Torres, Katie - 2005 369 - Timmons, Christian - 2009 369 - Vice, Vanessa - 2009 353 - Dyer, Sara - 2008 346 - Timmons, Christian - 2008 343 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002 314 - Dyer, Sara - 2007 Most Assists 171 - Strimple, Crissy - 2003 170 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002 164 - Shklar, Mandy - 1997 164 - Redding, Tiffany - 1998 153 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002 148 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2004 145 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2003 141 - Reed, Dawn - 1998 133 - Redding, Tiffany - 1999 130 - Murr, Sarah - 1997

Hitting

Highest Batting Avg. (min. 225 AB) .357 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 .330 - Briggs, Tuesday - 1995-96 .328 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 .324 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 .320 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 .307 - Torres, Katie - 2003-05 .303 - White, Kameron - 1994-95 .296 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03 .289 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-05 .289 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 Highest Slugging Pct. (min. 225 AB) .671 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 .541 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 .518 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 .509 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03 .495 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 .440 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 .418 - McGuire, Brandi - 2000-03 .404 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 .391 - Sliepen, Stephanie -2002-05 .388 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03

Highest On-Base Pct. (min. 225 AB) .454 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 .427 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 .405 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 .401 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-pres. .387 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 .383 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03 .377 - Briggs, Tuesday - 1995-96 .360 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 .349 - Sliepen, Stephanie -2002-05 .346 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98

Highest Stolen Base Pct. (min. 25 att.) .878 - Walkingstick, Stacey -2002-05 .817 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 .814 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04 .778 - Curtis, Kari - 1998-01 .745 - Reynolds, Holly - 2002-05 .744 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 .729 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06

Most Games Played 251 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 244 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 238 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 235 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 231 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 226 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 225 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 219 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 219 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04 217 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07

Most Games Started 251 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 241 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 238 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 233 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 229 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 225 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 216 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07 214 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 213 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 213 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04

Most At Bats 728 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 697 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 690 - Lauren Lindsay - 2007-10 668 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 664 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 664 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 663 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04

636 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 628 - Reed, Dawn - 1997-00 627 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 Most Runs Scored 177 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 125 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 120 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 112 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 103 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 102 - Dyer, Sara - 20005-08 94 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 90 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04 87 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 83 - Chomicki, Stephanie - 2006-09

Most Hits 246 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 223 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 206 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 204 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 193 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 183 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 180 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04 177 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 177 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 172 - Reed, Dawn - 1997-00 Most Doubles 65 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 63 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 44 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 38 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 38 - McGuire, Brandi - 2000-03 34 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 34 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005-08 33 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 31 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 30 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 30 - Fairchild, Germaine - 1993-95

Most Triples 8 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 7 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 7 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 6 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 6 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 6 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04 6 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 5 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 5 - Walters, Haven - 1996-98 5 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005-08 5 - White, Kameron - 1994-95

Most Home Runs 50 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 37 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 25 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 21 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 19 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 18 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03 15 - Samantha Cobb - 2010-pres. 13 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 11 - Galloway, Lindsay - 2004-07 11 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 11 - McGuire, Brandi - 2000-03 11 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07

Most Runs Batted In164 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10140 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08113 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06106 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 92 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 91 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 87 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 78 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 73 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 73 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03

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Most Total Bases 463 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 361 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 359 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 292 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 267 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 257 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 247 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 243 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 239 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 234 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05

Most Walks 133 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 114 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 114 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 90 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 74 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 74 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 54 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 51 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03 51 - Chomicki, Stephanie - 2006-09 50 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 50 - Galloway, Lindsay - 2004-07 Most Times Hit By Pitch 24 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 20 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 15 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 13 - Lindsay, Lauren - 2007-10 13 - Briggs, Tuesday - 1995-96 10 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07 8 - Smart, Brooke - 2006-09 8 - Ayala, Jessee - 2000-01 7 - Tower, Lindsey - 2005-08 7 - Curtis, Kari - 1998-01 7 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 7 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 7 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06

Most Sacrifice Flies10 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 9 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 7 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 6 - Yarmer, Kailey - 2008-09 5 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07 5 - Tower, Lindsay - 2005-08 4 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-2010 4 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 4 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 4 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98

Most Sacrifice Hits 73 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 39 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 38 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 33 - Curtis, Kari - 1998-01 32 - Sullivent, Melissa - 1995-98 30 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 28 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 29 - Chomicki, Stephanie - 2006-09 21 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-03 20 - Lawson, Jennifer - 1993-96 20 - Galloway, Lindsay - 2004-07 20 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07

Most Stolen Bases 70 - Smith, Jessie - 1999-02 65 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 43 - Shafer, Julie - 2003-06 42 - Curtis, Kari - 1998-01 35 - Hiar, Heather - 2001-04 35 - Reynolds, Holly - 2002-05 29 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 20 - Caitlin Everett - 2010-pres. 17 - Galloway, Lindsay - 2004-07 16 - Briggs, Tuesday - 1995-96

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Lowest ERA (min. 100 IP) 1.88 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 2.00 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 2.11 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 2.14 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 2.21 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 2.28 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00 2.38 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 2.67 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 2.99 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998-00 3.18 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09

Lowest Opponent Batting Avg. (min. 100 IP) .211 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. .229 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 .230 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 .233 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 .234 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 .234 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00 .248 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 .249 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 .271 - Fuller, Angela - 1995-98 .277 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09

Fewest Walks /7 Inn. (min. 100 IP) 1.17 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 1.26 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 1.45 - Van Huss, Amy - 2001-02 1.57 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 1.72 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 1.83 - Green, Tresa - 1997-99 1.86 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00 1.89 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 2.28 - Pinkerton, Stacey -1993-94 2.39 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98

Most Strikeouts/7 inn. (min. 100 IP) 7.32 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 6.91 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 6.32 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 5.49 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 5.16 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 4.48 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00 4.44 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 4.42 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 4.40 - Bartholomew, Kerri -1993-96 4.36 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 Most Wins 63 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 57 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 49 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 42 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 41 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 34 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 30 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 24 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 23 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 22 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998-00

Most Saves 9 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 7 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 7 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 4 - Fennell, Julie – 2004-07 4 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 4 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 3 - Green, Tresa - 1997-99 2 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 1 - three tied w/

Most Appearances 140 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 129 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 128 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 116 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 112 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 104 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 90 - Green, Tresa - 1997-99

86 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998-00 79 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 71 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres.

Most Games Started101 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 94 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 91 - Genow, Maren - 2003-05 82 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 77 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 76 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 59 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998-00 58 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 56 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 50 - Green, Tresa - 1997-99 50 - Scott, Amy - 1993-96 Most Complete Games 70 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 68 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 59 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 57 - Day, Ami - 2002-04 49 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 39 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 39 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 31 - Lee, Katie – 2006-09 28 - Green, Tresa - 1997-99 23 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00

Most Shutouts 25 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 23 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 19 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 18 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 12 - Fennell, Julie – 2004-07 10 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 9 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 9 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 7 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-present 6 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00

Innings Pitched 701.1 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 627.0 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 624.2 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 596.1 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 545.2 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 529.0 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 378.0 - Green, Tresa - 1997-99 370.1 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 349.2 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 336.2 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998-00

Most Strikeouts 564 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 539 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 492 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 440 - Magill, Jenny - 1999-02 375 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96 387 - Kinard, Jordan - 2008-pres. 305 - Day, Ami - 2002-05 218 - Lee, Katie - 2006-09 196 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 171 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00

Fielding

Highest Fielding Pct. (min. 100 chances) .994 - Miller, Kelly - 2003-06 .992 - Randolph, Mimi - 2002 .992 - Timmons, Christian - 2007-10 .985 - Vice, Vanessa - 2007-10 .990 - Torres, Katie - 2003-06 .989 - Lubniewski, Ashlee - 2007-10 .983 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00 .982 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 .981 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 .979 - Dyer, Lindsey - 2002-05 .979 - West, Tiffany - 1995-98 .979 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08

Most Chances1,736 - Torres, Katie - 2003-061,359 - Timmons, Christian - 2007-101,057 - Miller, Kelly - 2003-061,025 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-051,000 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 983 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 809 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 803 - Vanessa Vice - 2007-10 754 - Redding, Tiffany - 1997-00 742 - Reed, Dawn - 1997-00

Most Putouts1,641 - Torres, Katie - 2003-061,204 - Timmons, Christian - 2007-10 956 - Miller, Kelly - 2002-06 846 - Fuller, Angie - 1995-98 749 - Vanessa Vice - 2007-10 675 - Dyer, Sara - 2005-08 591 - Fairchild, Germaine - 1993-95 562 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 527 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 503 - Wedlake, Angela - 1999-00 Most Assists 569 - Walkingstick, Stacey - 2002-05 457 - Reed, Dawn - 1997-00 406 - Murr, Sarah - 1994-97 367 - Redding, Tiffany - 1997-00 363 - Olsen, Danielle - 2000-03 341 - Strimple, Crissy - 2002-03 330 - Galloway, Lindsay - 2004-07 301 - Chomicki, Stephanie - 2006-09 272 - Osbon, Angela - 2004-07 250 - Burton, Krista - 1993-95 217 - Yarmer, Kailey - 2008-09 203 - Day, Ami - 2002-05

Most Caught Stealing by 52 - Timmons, Christian - 2007-10 47 - Miller, Kelly - 2003-06 37 - Magill, Jenny - 19999-02 34 - Mesmnan, Ann - 2000-01 28 - Lawrence, Jackie - 2007-10 24 - Sliepen, Stephanie - 2002-05 20 - Genow, Maren - 2003-06 20 - Fennell, Julie - 2004-07 19 - Hasselbar, Kerri - 1999-00 19 - Markwardt, Krystel - 1998-00 19 - Bartholomew, Kerri - 1993-96

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Hitting StatisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

1993 .171 45-45 1064 47 182 19 1 1 30 206 .194 50 3 187 5 .210 2 29 9-20 818 391 90 .931

1994 .224 57-57 1427 119 319 47 7 3 92 389 .273 96 10 223 9 .272 5 73 21-30 1107 513 116 .933

1995 .240 45-45 1118 108 268 42 2 0 101 314 .281 57 24 164 6 .290 5 36 15-21 883 347 57 .956

1996 .285 57-57 1518 239 433 59 14 21 214 583 .384 64 10 184 6 .317 7 54 22-29 1067 433 114 .929

1997 .256 57-57 1436 160 367 51 12 3 133 451 .314 80 10 193 4 .299 4 51 36-49 1089 598 88 .950

1998 .236 56-56 1451 120 343 38 6 8 108 417 .287 69 7 218 3 .273 6 43 38-47 1123 598 94 .948

1999 .231 58-58 1529 171 353 53 13 10 140 462 .302 93 17 318 7 .280 5 52 40-44 1141 586 115 .938

2000 .192 52-52 1240 109 238 37 6 8 82 311 .251 85 23 265 12 .256 3 66 41-53 1010 449 90 .942

2001 .219 55-55 1399 112 307 51 5 16 94 416 .297 67 14 295 8 .261 5 56 31-50 1100 541 110 .937

2002 .270 64-64 1631 258 440 71 14 30 213 629 .386 116 19 298 5 .324 7 76 90-114 1316 649 73 .964

2003 .249 63-63 1695 191 422 74 10 31 161 609 .359 128 11 307 8 .307 5 69 51-68 1346 631 75 .963

2004 .281 63-63 1592 262 447 79 9 41 229 667 .419 151 29 249 4 .350 17 60 55-66 1248 535 48 .974

2005 .268 61-61 1560 198 418 76 8 23 172 579 .371 146 26 309 3 .338 11 68 65-88 1235 478 44 .975

2006 .262 58-58 1507 218 395 69 5 38 197 588 .390 190 17 282 5 .351 3 53 48-64 1187 405 47 .971

2007 .282 58-58 1503 245 424 102 4 31 228 627 .417 147 9 253 11 .348 9 28 21-33 1130 402 54 .966

2008 .273 59-59 1521 241 415 99 5 33 211 623 .410 170 21 261 6 .351 13 45 26-38 1187 425 71 .958

2009 .294 57-57 1537 273 452 80 7 43 252 675 .439 176 14 262 8 .369 14 25 21-29 1134 426 46 .971

2010 .281 52-52 1393 246 392 61 2 47 228 598 .429 165 18 269 8 .363 8 23 45-51 1051 349 36 .975

Pitching Statistics

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA

1993 5.07 2-43 45 45 0 0/0 0 274.2 400 275 199 116 96 66 32 13 1394 .330 17 14 5 46

1994 3.85 16-41 57 57 0 6/0 0 371.1 424 261 162 140 164 75 24 16 1708 .285 19 22 12 61

1995 3.92 10-35 45 45 25 5/1 0 296.1 332 217 166 127 183 63 15 12 1385 .280 15 22 7 36

1996 3.38 24-33 57 57 25 6/0 5 360.2 438 271 174 145 202 80 14 16 1743 .286 29 27 2 51

1997 4.98 17-40 57 57 32 3/1 1 362.1 493 316 258 134 102 106 15 17 1730 .327 31 23 4 63

1998 3.09 20-36 56 56 21 7/1 2 374.1 436 241 165 104 113 68 6 19 1690 .285 28 26 6 41

1999 2.63 19-39 58 58 30 8/0 2 386.0 384 203 130 109 162 54 10 14 1727 .241 16 25 5 65

2000 2.52 20-32 52 52 24 8/0 5 335.2 312 192 121 119 271 48 10 20 1506 .238 20 18 5 55

2001 3.30 13-42 55 55 27 6/0 1 366.2 470 278 173 90 235 61 16 29 1730 .302 25 22 4 56

2002 1.42 48-16 64 64 53 23/1 3 438.0 350 127 89 94 285 42 4 15 1783 .218 14 21 7 58

2003 2.04 34-29 63 63 35 16/3 5 448.2 434 183 131 74 286 52 7 23 1889 .252 23 22 11 62

2004 1.35 45-18 63 63 37 21/1 8 416.0 330 109 80 62 316 49 6 16 1555 .212 11 20 0 38

2005 2.35 31-30 61 61 34 10/1 1 411.2 374 178 138 118 350 65 13 23 1745 .241 14 17 7 49

2006 2.69 34-24 58 58 35 11/1 2 395.2 376 182 152 123 308 71 2 40 1715 .253 13 40 9 55

2007 2.95 30-28 58 58 40 9/1 2 377.1 343 198 159 151 338 65 3 41 1674 .241 21 48 5 48

2008 2.49 34-25 59 59 37 10/0 2 395.2 348 205 141 190 338 56 6 41 1749 .234 25 22 6 46

2009 2.52 40-17 57 57 47 13/0 1 378.0 308 158 136 147 364 38 4 44 1401 .220 18 21 4 35

2010 2.82 31-21 52 52 29 8/1 1 350.1 312 171 141 160 356 33 4 40 1318 .237 24 25 8 32

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Pattie HolthausHead.Coach.(5.yrs..•.69-192)1993 • 2-43 • 1-15 MVC

at Texas-Arlington ..................... L .........1-3at Texas-Arlington ..................... L .........0-6at Texas-San Antonio ................ L .........2-5at Texas-San Antonio ................ L .........0-7at Southwest Texas State ......... L .........0-5at Southwest Texas State ......... L .........3-4at Texas A*M ............................. L .........0-9at Texas A*M ............................. L .........2-6vs. Washington ......................... L .........0-8vs. Creighton ............................. L .........0-11vs. Southwest Missouri State ... L .........0-1at Texas A*M ............................. L .........0-8vs. Indiana .................................. L .........2-9vs. Oklahoma City ...................... L .........0-6Missouri ..................................... L .........3-9at Missouri ................................. L .........0-1at Missouri ................................. L .........0-7vs. Detroit Mercy ...................... L .........1-10vs. Southwest Missouri State ... L .........3-6vs. Northern Illinois .................... L .........1-6vs. Saint Louis ............................W .......4-2Oklahoma City ............................ L .........0-7Oklahoma City ............................ L .........1-9Northern Iowa * ......................... L .........0-7Northern Iowa * ......................... L .........0-5Drake * ....................................... L .........0-1Drake * ....................................... L .........0-7at Southern Illinois *.................. L .........1-3at Southern Illinois *.................. L .........2-24at Indiana State * ...................... L .........0-1at Indiana State * ...................... L .........4-8at Oklahoma State ..................... L .........2-5at Oklahoma State ..................... L .........3-5at Oklahoma City ........................ L .........0-8at Oklahoma City ........................ L .........5-8at Southwest Missouri State * . L .........0-4at Southwest Missouri State * . L .........0-3Illinois State * ............................ L .........0-10Illinois State * ............................W .......2-1Bradley * .................................... L .........0-8Bradley * .................................... L .........1-3at Creighton * ............................ L .........0-8at Creighton * ............................ L .........2-5vs. Southwest Missouri State $ L .........0-4

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1994 • 16-41 • 5-11 MVC vs. Creighton .............................. L .........1-2vs. Nebraska .............................. L .........2-4vs. Oklahoma .............................. L .........10-11at Texas-Arlington .....................W .......3-2vs. Kansas .................................. L .........0-8at Texas-Arlington ..................... L .........3-5at Louisiana Tech ....................... L .........4-6vs. Stephen F. Austin ................. L .........1-5vs. Oklahoma City ...................... L .........3-8vs. Nicholls State ....................... L .........0-1vs. Southeast Louisiana ............. L .........1-2vs. Northeast Louisiana .............W .......3-0vs. Centenary ............................. L .........0-3vs. Kansas ..................................W .......5-0vs. Texas-San Antonio ............... L .........0-8vs. Southwestern Louisiana ....... L .........0-18vs. Colorado State ...................... L .........0-3vs. Notre Dame ......................... L .........2-4at Missouri-Kansas City .............W .......3-2at Missouri-Kansas City .............W .......6-0at Kansas ................................... L .........0-3at Kansas ................................... L .........1-8vs. Oklahoma City ...................... L .........2-3vs. Oklahoma .............................. L .........3-10vs. Wichita State .......................W .......9-5at Oklahoma State ..................... L .........2-5Oklahoma ................................... L .........1-6Oklahoma ................................... L .........2-7Missouri-Kansas City .................W .......1-0Missouri-Kansas City .................W .......3-2Northeast Louisiana ...................W .......3-0Texas A*M .................................W .......4-2Oklahoma ................................... L .........2-13Hofstra........................................ L .........1-9Wichita State ............................. L .........1-5Wichita State * .......................... L .........1-3Wichita State * ..........................W .......4-3Creighton * .................................W .......4-3Creighton * ................................. L .........4-5Southwest Missouri State * ..... L .........1-6Southwest Missouri State * ..... L .........0-1at Oklahoma ............................... L .........0-1at Oklahoma ............................... L .........2-3at Illinois State *........................W .......1-0at Illinois State *........................ L .........0-5at Bradley * ................................ L .........2-7at Bradley * ................................ L .........3-6at Oklahoma City ........................W .......8-7at Oklahoma City ........................ L .........0-7at Northern Iowa * .................... L .........1-5at Northern Iowa * ....................W .......3-1Southern Illinois * ...................... L .........0-10Southern Illinois * ...................... L .........0-5Indiana State * ........................... L .........0-8Indiana State * ...........................W .......3-2vs. Creighton $ ........................... L .........0-1vs. Wichita State $ .................... L .........0-2

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1995 • 10-35 • 3-13 MVCvs. Kansas .................................. L .........0-6vs. Sam Houston State .............W .......2-0vs. Iowa State ........................... L .........3-4vs. Iowa State ........................... L .........2-3vs. Texas A*M .......................... L .........0-4at UNLV ..................................... L .........0-8at UNLV ..................................... L .........0-8vs. Toledo .................................. L .........3-4vs. Toledo ..................................W .......6-5vs. Washington ......................... L .........0-17vs. Iowa .................................... L .........0-10vs. Eastern Michigan ................ L .........0-5vs. Notre Dame ......................... L .........1-6at Arizona State ........................ L .........3-4

vs. Louisiana Tech.....................W .......8-5vs. Sam Houston State .............W .......2-1vs. Oklahoma City ..................... L .........2-3vs. Northeast Louisiana ............ L .........0-2vs. Northeast Louisiana ............W .......3-0at Oklahoma State .................... L .........2-6at Oklahoma State .................... L .........1-6at Southwest Missouri State* L .........0-2at Southwest Missouri State* L .........3-5Texas-Arlingtion .........................W .......6-0St. Edward’s ...............................W .......8-0Oklahoma City ............................ L .........2-3Texas A*M ................................ L .........4-6Oklahoma State ......................... L .........0-8Oklahoma State ......................... L .........3-5at Southern Illinois * ................ L .........5-6at Southern Illinois * ................ L .........2-5at Evansville * ........................... L .........1-5at Evansville * ........................... L .........1-9Oklahoma ................................... L .........1-3Oklahoma ................................... L .........0-9Illinois State * ............................ L .........1-3Illinois State * ............................ L .........1-6Bradley * .................................... L .........3-8Bradley * ....................................W .......8-0at Northern Iowa * ...................W .......10-3at Northern Iowa * ...................W .......10-1at Drake *.................................. L .........1-4at Drake *.................................. L .........0-13Wichita State * ......................... L .........0-4

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1996 • 24-33 • 8-12 MVC

vs. Minnesota ............................ L .........1-9vs. Sam Houston State .............W .......2-0vs. Oregon State .......................W .......12-5vs. Detroit Mercy ......................W .......6-4vs. Utah ..................................... L .........0-3at Centenary College ................ L .........4-8at Centenary College ................ L .........2-4vs. Sam Houston State .............. L .........2-5vs. Northwestern Louisiana .......W .......6-3vs. Oklahoma .............................. L .........0-7at Northeast Louisiana ............. L .........3-5vs. Texas-Arlington .................... L .........4-5Oklahoma Baptist .......................W .......6-0Oklahoma Baptist .......................W .......11-2at Baylor .....................................W .......2-0at Baylor ..................................... L .........2-13at Texas Tech .............................W .......11-9vs. Oklahoma City ......................W .......9-8at Texas Tech ............................W .......12-4vs. Oklahoma Christian ..............W .......10-4vs. Baylor .................................... L .........2-4at Texas Tech .............................W .......15-4vs. Oklahoma City ...................... L .........0-8at San Jose State ...................... L .........5-7vs. Wisconsin .............................W .......5-2vs. Loyola Marymount ................ L .........0-3vs. Nebraska .............................. L .........3-7vs. St. Mary’s ............................. L .........1-8Missouri-Kansas City .................W .......6-2Missouri-Kansas City .................W .......10-0at Wichita State * ..................... L .........6-10at Wichita State * ..................... L .........0-11at Creighton * ............................ L .........0-8at Creighton * ............................ L .........4-5at Oklahoma ............................... L .........0-3at Oklahoma ............................... L .........2-7Southwest Missouri State * ......W .......3-2Southwest Missouri State * ...... L .........4-5at Missouri-Kansas City .............W .......6-3at Missouri-Kansas City .............W .......7-1at Western Illinois ..................... L .........2-3at Illinois State *........................ L .........2-10at Illinois State *........................W .......3-1at Indiana State * ......................W .......12-5at Indiana State * ......................W .......4-1at Bradley * ................................ L .........0-3

at Bradley * ................................ L .........6-10Northern Iowa * .........................W .......6-0Northern Iowa * ......................... L .........3-4Drake * .......................................W .......2-1Drake * ....................................... L .........1-2Evansville * ................................W .......1-0Evansville * ................................ L .........4-5Southern Illinois * ...................... L .........2-5Southern Illinois * ......................W .......11-1vs. Illinois State $ ...................... L .........0-8

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1997 • 17-40 • 5-27 WAC

Pittsburg State ...........................W ....... 4-0Cameron .....................................W ....... 7-1vs. Alabama ............................... L .........2-5vs. Southwest Missouri St. .......W .......4-1at #15 Oklahoma ....................... L .........1-9vs. #14 Oklahoma St. ................. L .........2-5vs. Alcorn State ..........................W .......14-2vs. Tennessee-Martin ................W .......8-2vs. Nicholls State .......................W .......4-3vs. Mississippi State ..................W .......1-0vs. Northwestern State .............. L .........1-11vs. Mississippi State .................. L .........2-7at #2 Fresno State * .................. L .........0-10at #2 Fresno State * .................. L .........0-13at #2 Fresno State * .................. L .........0-6at #2 Fresno State * .................. L .........0-4 Mississippi ................................. L .........4-5Mississippi ................................W .......9-1#23 UNLV * ................................ L .........0-3#23 UNLV * ................................ L .........2-4#23 UNLV * ................................ L .........0-2#23 UNLV * ................................ L .........2-5Oklahoma City ............................ L .........1-7SW Missouri State .................... L .........5-13SW Missouri State .................... L .........1-10Indiana State ..............................W .......4-2Indiana State ..............................W .......2-0at #27 San Diego St. *............... L .........0-4at #27 San Diego St. *...............W .......5-2at #27 San Diego St. *............... L .........1-2at #27 San Diego St. *...............W .......4-3at #17 Colorado St. * ................. L .........1-18at #17 Colorado St. * ................. L .........2-7at #17 Colorado St. * ................. L .........0-8at #17 Colorado St. * ................. L .........1-10at Arkansas ...............................W .......4-3at Arkansas ................................ L .........7-9at #22 Utah * ............................. L .........0-8at #22 Utah * ............................. L .........3-11at #22 Utah * ............................. L .........2-10at #22 Utah * ............................. L .........1-8Wichita State .............................W .......3-2#6 Oklahoma ............................. L .........2-9at Southwest Missouri St ......... L .........0-5at Southwest Missouri St ......... L .........1-5#25 Hawaiì * ............................. L .........0-4#25 Hawaiì * ............................. L .........0-7# 25 Hawaiì *............................ L .........0-1# 25 Hawaiì *............................ L .........1-4New Mexico * ............................ L .........4-6New Mexico * ............................W ....... 7-5New Mexico * ............................W .......7-3New Mexico * ............................ L .........2-4San Jose State *........................ L ......... 2-10San Jose State *........................W .......8-6San Jose State *........................ L .........1-3San Jose State *........................ L .........5-8

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Lori CastellanoHead.Coach.(3.yrs..•.59-107)

1998 • 20-36 • 8-22 WACat UT-Arlington ..........................W .......6-4vs. Texas A*M ........................... L .........3-5vs. Mississippi ...........................W .......5-4at UT-Arlington .......................... L .........1-7vs. #16 Oklahoma ..................... L .........0-6vs. #34 Louisiana Tech............... L .........0-2at #19 SW Louisiana.................. L .........2-5at #19 SW Louisiana..................W .......4-3vs. #36 NE Louisiana.................. L .........2-4vs. Southern Illinois ...................W .......6-3vs. Centenary .............................W .......10-2vs. Mississippi ...........................W .......3-0vs. #25 Tennessee .....................W .......4-2at #37 UNLV * ............................ L .........2-8at #37 UNLV * ............................ L .........2-3at #37 UNLV * ............................W .......2-1at #37 UNLV * ............................ L .........0-1at #11 Hawaiì * ........................ L .........0-8at #11 Hawaiì * ........................ L .........2-10at #11 Hawaiì * ........................ L .........0-10at #11 Hawaiì * ........................ L .........2-10vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga ............... L .........1-8vs. Loyola Marymount ................ L .........4-5vs. #39 Notre Dame ...................W .......4-3at # 11 Hawaiì .......................... L .........2-6vs. #39 Notre Dame ...................W .......4-3San Diego State * ...................... L .........0-7San Diego State * ......................W .......4-0San Diego State * ......................W .......1-0San Diego State * ......................W .......3-0Arkansas..................................... L .........1-4Arkansas.....................................W .......2-1#32 Utah * .................................. L .........1-6#32 Utah * .................................. L .........0-7#32 Utah * ..................................W .......4-1#32 Utah * ..................................W .......3-2at #8 Oklahoma State ................ L .........1-3at #8 Oklahoma State ................W .......2-0Southwest Missouri St. ............. L .........0-1Southwest Missouri St. .............W .......1-0#3 Fresno State * ....................... L .........0-11#3 Fresno State * ....................... L .........3-5#3 Fresno State * ....................... L .........0-10#3 Fresno State * ....................... L .........4-8Wichita State .............................W .......2-0Wichita State ............................. L .........0-1Colorado State * ........................ L .........2-3Colorado State * ........................ L .........1-11at New Mexico * .......................W .......4-3at New Mexico * ....................... L .........3-4at New Mexico * .......................W .......3-2at New Mexico * ....................... L .........2-6at San Jose State * ................... L .........1-5at San Jose State * ................... L .........1-2at San Jose State * ................... L .........0-7

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1999 • 19-39 • 6-17 WACvs. Texas A*M ........................... L .........1-6vs. Arkansas ............................... L .........0-5at Texas-Arlington ..................... L .........0-4vs. So. Mississippi .....................W .......11-3vs. Mississippi ...........................W .......10-0vs. Texas A*M ........................... L .........3-6 at Southwestern La. ................... L .........0-1at Southwestern La. ................... L .........2-3vs. Southern Illinois ................... L .........0-4vs. Nicholls State .......................W .......1-0vs. Northeast La. ........................W .......8-6vs. Bethune-Cookman ................W .......9-0vs. Centenary .............................W .......8-0vs. Oklahoma City ...................... L .........2-3vs. Stephen F. Austin ................. L .........1-4at Oklahoma City ........................ L .........0-1at Oklahoma City ........................ L .........6-10at San Jose State * ................... L .........5-9at San Jose State * ................... L .........4-6at San Jose State * ...................W .......6-5at #20 California ........................ L .........1-6at #20 California ........................ L .........0-2Southwest Texas St. .................. L .........2-5Southwest Texas St. ..................W .......3-0vs. Loyola-Chicago .....................W .......2-1vs. Northern Iowa ...................... L .........0-4vs. Indiana ..................................W .......4-2vs. Iowa State ............................W .......7-3vs. Illinois State ......................... L .........1-6vs. Butler ....................................W .......8-0Missouri ..................................... L .........6-8Missouri ..................................... L .........2-3at Colorado State * .................... L .........2-9at Colorado State * ....................W .......6-3at Colorado State * .................... L .........2-3Oklahoma State ......................... L .........1-4at San Diego State * ................. L .........0-1at San Diego State * .................W .......5-0at San Diego State * ................. L .........4-5at Oklahoma State .....................W .......2-0Fresno State * ............................ L .........1-2Fresno State * ............................ L .........0-2Fresno State * ............................ L .........3-8Southwest Missouri St. ............. L .........0-3Southwest Missouri St. .............W .......5-2New Mexico * ............................W .......3-2New Mexico * ............................ L .........2-4New Mexico * ............................ L .........0-13at UNLV * ................................... L .........3-8at UNLV * ...................................W .......13-2at UNLV * ................................... L .........1-2at Arkansas ................................ L .........0-3at Arkansas ................................ L .........1-2Utah * ......................................... L .........1-2Utah * .........................................W .......4-1Hawai’i * .................................... L .........0-1Hawai’i * .................................... L .........1-4Hawai’i * .................................... L .........0-2

*- WAC game

2000 • 20-32 • 7-13 WACvs. Colorado State ......................W .......6-4at New Mexico .......................... L .........2-8at New Mexico .......................... L .........2-10vs. Texas Tech ............................W .......4-2vs. Cal. State-Fullerton .............. L .........1-5vs. Texas-San Antonio ............... L .........1-2 vs. Oregon .................................. L .........0-13vs. Southwest Texas .................. L .........0-4vs. Bethune-Cookman ................W .......4-3 vs. Oklahoma State .................... L .........1-2 vs. Louisiana-Monroe ................W .......2-1vs. Auburn ..................................W .......3-2 vs. Illinois-Chicago ..................... L .........1-5at UNLV ...................................... L .........3-5vs. Stanford ................................ L .........1-3vs. BYU .......................................W .......5-0vs. Utah ...................................... L .........6-7vs. Utah State ............................ L .........0-1vs. Washington .......................... L .........0-8vs. Indiana ..................................W .......1-0at Arizona ................................... L .........0-10

vs. Oregon State ........................ L .........0-12vs. Northwestern .......................W .......4-3vs. St. Peter’s ............................. L .........2-3at Loyola Marymount * .............. L .........0-1at Loyola Marymount * .............. L .........1-6at Loyola Marymount * ..............W .......3-2at Loyola Marymount * .............. L .........1-5Arkansas.....................................W .......3-0at Oklahoma ............................... L .........1-4at Oklahoma ............................... L .........0-1Portland State * .........................W .......3-0Portland State * ......................... L .........1-4Portand State * .......................... L .........1-7Portland State * .........................W .......1-0at Southwest Missouri St. .........W .......7-4at Southwest Missouri St. ......... L .........2-3Wichita State .............................W .......4-1Wichita State .............................W .......3-1San Jose State *........................ L .........0-3San Jose State *........................W .......8-0San Jose State *........................ L .........0-3San Jose State *........................W .......2-0at Hawai’i * ................................ L .........0-2at Hawai’i * ................................W .......6-0at Hawai’i * ................................ L .........4-5at Hawai’i * ................................W .......2-1at Pacific ....................................W .......6-4Fresno State * ............................ L .........0-3Fresno State * ............................ L .........0-5Fresno State * ............................ L .........0-8Fresno State * ............................ L .........0-8

*- WAC game

James PinkertonHead.Coach.(4.yrs..•.140-105)

2001 • 13-42 • 3-13 WACvs #21 So. Mississippi ............... L .........0-5vs #33 Texas A*M ..................... L .........3-4vs Northwestern State ............... L .........3-7vs Bethune Cookman .................W .......3-2vs #2 Oklahoma .......................... L .........1-17vs Texas-San Antonio ................W .......5-3vs Wichita State ........................W .......1-0vs Creighton ............................... L .........0-1at #2 Oklahoma .......................... L .........1-7vs Creighton ............................... L .........1-8vs SW Missouri State ................W .......4-2vs #21 So. Mississippi ............... L .........4-5vs #8 Louisiana State ................ L .........0-5at #8 Louisiana State ................. L .........0-6at #37 Louisiana-Monroe ........... L .........1-3vs Northern Iowa ....................... L .........2-6vs San Diego .............................. L .........5-12vs BYU ........................................ L .........0-9vs Portland State ........................ L .........0-3vs Boston College ...................... L .........0-5vs Loyola-Chicago ...................... L .........7-8at Kansas ...................................W .......4-3vs Western Michigan .................W .......5-0at Kansas ................................... L .........3-8Oklahoma State .........................W .......3-0vs Texas-San Antonio ................ L .........1-2vs New Mexico State ................W .......2-1vs Texas-San Antonio ................W .......11-3

vs #15 Oregon State .................. L .........1-6vs #15 Oregon State .................. L .........1-5at New Mexico State ................ L .........1-7at Wichita State .........................W .......2-0at Wichita State ......................... L .........4-5SW Missouri State .................... L .........3-14SW Missouri State .................... L .........5-13vs Arkansas ................................ L .........1-10at Oklahoma State ..................... L .........3-6Loyola Marymount* ................... L .........0-3Loyola Marymount* ................... L .........3-6Loyola Marymount* ................... L .........0-8Loyola Marymount* ................... L .........2-4at San Jose State* ....................W .......1-0at San Jose State* .................... L .........0-4at San Jose State* ....................W .......6-0at San Jose State* .................... L .........0-1#7 Oklahoma .............................. L .........2-13#34 Hawaiì* .............................. L .........0-3#34 Hawaiì* .............................. L .........0-6#34 Hawaiì* .............................. L .........0-3#34 Hawaiì* .............................. L .........0-7at #6 Oklahoma .......................... L .........0-9at Portland State* ...................... L .........0-1at Portland State* ......................W .......6-1at Portland State* ...................... L .........1-2at Portland State* ...................... L .........0-6

*WAC game

2002 • 48-16 • 15-9 WAC vs Birmingham Southern ............W .......2-0vs Centenary ..............................W .......5-0vs Illinois ....................................W .......2-1vs Birmingham Southern ............W .......8-1vs Illinois ....................................W .......3-1vs Centenary ..............................W .......1-0vs Southeastern Louisiana .........W .......7-2vs Fordham .................................W .......10-0vs Middle Tennesse State ......... L .........0-3vs Southeastern Louisiana .........W .......8-3at Oklahoma State ..................... L .........0-8Bacone........................................W .......4-0Bacone........................................W .......7-0Drake ..........................................W .......1-0UMKC .........................................W .......6-5vs Radford ..................................W .......10-3vs Stony Brook ...........................W .......3-0vs Charleston Southern ..............W .......10-1vs Charlotte ................................W .......2-0vs Charlotte ................................W .......3-2at Charleston Southern ..............W .......8-0at Charleston Southern ..............W .......8-0at College of Charleston ............W .......3-0at College of Charleston ............W .......6-4vs Winthrop ................................W .......1-0vs Michigan State ......................W .......10-5vs Providence .............................W .......2-0vs St. Peter’s ..............................W .......7-0at Louisiana Tech .......................W .......1-0at Louisiana Tech .......................W .......2-0#9 Oklahoma .............................. L .........6-14Loyola Marymount* ...................W .......1-0Loyola Marymount* ...................W .......6-5Portland State* .......................... L .........1-3Portland State* ..........................W .......9-1at #12 Fresno State* ................. L .........0-1at #12 Fresno State* ................. L .........1-2at San Jose State* ....................W .......4-1at San Jose State* .................... L .........1-2vs Oklahoma State ..................... L .........0-6at Arkansas ................................ L .........1-7at SW Missouri State ................W .......7-3at SW Missouri State ................ L .........1-3Centenary ...................................W .......5-4Centenary ...................................W .......6-0Wichita State .............................W .......8-2at Loyola Marymount* ...............W .......1-0at Loyola Marymount* ............... L .........0-1at Portland State* ...................... L .........0-2at Portland State* ......................W .......3-1Pittsburg State ...........................W .......1-0Pittsburg State ...........................W .......12-1San Jose State* .........................W .......3-1San Jose State* .........................W .......3-2




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#13 Fresno State* ...................... L .........0-2#13 Fresno State* ......................W .......4-1Louisiana Tech ...........................W .......6-1Louisiana Tech ...........................W .......4-0at #12 Oklahoma ........................ L .........2-11at Hawaiì* ................................W .......7-0at Hawaiì* ................................ L .........4-5at Hawaiì* ................................W .......4-2at Hawaiì* ................................ L .........0-3* WAC game

2003 • 34-29 • 8-12 WACvs. Drake .................................... L .........6-8vs. Northern Illinois .................... L .........5-6vs. Northern Iowa ......................W .......6-2vs. Western Illinois ....................W .......3-0vs. Bradley ..................................W .......3-2vs. Minnesota ............................ L .........0-7vs. #29 Louisiana-Lafayette .......W .......2-0vs. Auburn ..................................W .......5-0vs. Southeastern Louisiana ........ L .........3-5at Louisiana-Monroe ..................W .......1-0vs. Louisiana Tech ......................W .......5-1vs. UAB ....................................... L .........1-2at #31 Baylor .............................. L .........3-7vs. UAB .......................................W .......4-2at #31 Baylor .............................. L .........1-8Portland State ............................W .......3-0Louisiana-Monroe ......................W .......6-1Bradley .......................................W .......2-1Creighton .................................... L .........1-8Western Illinois .......................... L .........0-5Western Illinois ..........................W .......10-4vs. Providence ............................ L .........1-2at Winthrop ................................W .......5-1vs. Rutgers .................................W .......3-2at George Mason .......................W .......6-0at George Mason .......................W .......1-0at James Madison .....................W .......4-1at James Madison .................... L .........1-2vs. Penn State ............................ L .........0-8at Virginia ...................................W .......4-0vs. James Madison ....................W .......4-1vs. Robert Morris .......................W .......12-6vs. Robert Morris .......................W .......6-0at #18 Oklahoma State .............. L .........5-6at UMKC .....................................W .......4-2 at UMKC .....................................W .......8-0at Wichita State ......................... L .........4-5at Wichita State .........................W .......6-0Southwest Missouri State .........W .......5-0Southwest Missouri State ........ L .........4-7at Louisiana Tech* ..................... L .........1-2at Louisiana Tech* ..................... L .........1-2San Jose State* .........................W .......1-0San Jose State* .........................W .......3-1Fresno State* .............................W .......1-0Fresno State* .............................W .......4-1#18 Oklahoma State .................. L .........2-8at Hawai‘i* ................................. L .........0-8at Hawai‘i* ................................. L .........3-4 at Hawai‘i* ................................. L .........0-2at Hawai‘i* ................................. L .........1-2# 5 Oklahoma ............................. L .........0-8Louisiana Tech* .........................W .......1-0Louisiana Tech* .........................W .......2-1at #5 Oklahoma ..........................W .......5-4Nevada* ..................................... L .........0-1Nevada* .....................................W .......2-0Nevada* .....................................W .......5-2Nevada* ..................................... L .........1-8at San Jose State* .................... L .........1-3at San Jose State* .................... L .........2-3at Fresno State* ......................... L .........2-3at Fresno State* ......................... L .........0-8

* WAC game

2004 • 45-18 • 16-5 WACvs. Texas A*M Corpus Christi ...W .......6-3vs. Texas Tech ............................W .......9-4at #29 Texas State ..................... L .........0-1vs. New Mexico State ...............W .......4-2vs. Texas-San Antonio ............... L .........2-8at Mississippi .............................W .......3-0vs. Illinois-Chicago .....................W .......11-1vs. Tennessee-Martin ................W .......7-2vs. Maryland ..............................W .......3-1vs. Temple ..................................W .......9-1vs. Hofstra .................................. L .........0-1at #26 South Florida................... L .........2-3vs. North Carolina State ............W .......8-0Centenary ...................................W .......4-2Saint Louis .................................W .......8-3UAB ............................................ L .........1-3Texas Tech .................................W .......5-2Louisiana-Monroe ...................... L .........1-2Wichita State .............................W .......7-0Southwest Missouri State .........W .......4-3UMKC .........................................W .......10-0Louisiana-Monroe ......................W .......12-0Southwest Missouri State ......... L .........5-6vs. Chattanooga ......................... L .........0-1at Birmingham-Southern ............W .......3-0vs. Louisiana-Monroe ................W .......6-0vs. Alabama A*M ......................W .......6-0at Birmingham-Southern ............W .......1-0vs. Louisiana-Monroe ................W .......5-1at #6 Alabama ............................ L .........0-4at Jacksonville State .................W .......4-2vs. Georgia State ....................... L .........1-2vs. Bowling Green State ............ L .........0-1vs. Eastern illinois ......................W .......5-0vs. North Carolina State ............ L .........2-4Oklahoma State .........................W .......3-2Louisiana Tech* .........................W .......2-0Louisiana Tech* .........................W .......8-0vs. Arkansas ...............................W .......6-0at Oklahoma State .....................W .......4-0Nevada* .....................................W .......1-0Nevada* ..................................... L .........1-4#14 Fresno State ........................ L .........0-4#14 Fresno State ........................ L .........5-7#13 Oklahoma ............................W .......2-0at UTEP* .....................................W .......9-1at UTEP* .....................................W .......8-0at San Jose State* ....................W .......7-3at San Jose State* ....................W .......4-0Hawaiì* .....................................W .......2-1Hawaiì* .....................................W .......6-2Hawaiì* .....................................W .......2-1Hawaiì* .....................................W .......5-4at Southwest Missouri State ....W .......4-0at Southwest Missouri State ....W .......2-0at Louisiana Tech* ..................... L .........0-1at Nevada* ................................. L .........0-4at Nevada* .................................W .......6-3at #14 Fresno State ....................W .......7-1at #14 Fresno State ...................W .......4-2at #21 Oklahoma ........................ L .........3-4UTEP ...........................................W .......4-0UTEP ...........................................W .......3-2

* WAC game

Christy ConnoyerHead.Coach.(1.yr..•.31-30)

2005 • 31-30 • 11-7 WACat #3/#4 Arizona ........................ L .........0-3vs. #15/#15 Northwestern ......... L....1-13 (5)vs. New Mexico State ...............W .......9-4vs. #32/NR Oklahoma State ......W....8-6 (6)vs. Kansas ..................................W .......3-2vs. Drake .................................... L .........2-5vs. Minnesota ............................W .......1-0vs. Western Illinois .................... L .........2-3vs. Northern Iowa ...................... L......1-2 (8)vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay ...........W .......3-0vs. Troy ....................................... L.....4-5 (10)at Mississippi State ................... L .............0-5vs. Tennessee Tech ....................W .......1-0at Mississippi State ................... L .........2-4vs. Troy ....................................... L..........1-2 (8)vs. Tennessee Tech...............................W ..........2-1Akron ..........................................W .......4-1Colorado State ........................... L .........3-6Indiana........................................W .......5-3Akron .......................................... L ......... -7Louisiana-Monroe ......................W .......3-0#32/NR Oklahoma State ............W .......7-2North Texas ................................ L .........2-4Wisconsin................................... L.........3-4 (8)Wichita State ............................. L .........2-4vs. Manhattan ............................W .......6-0 vs. Florida Atlantic ..................... L .........2-3vs. Quinnipiac .............................W .......4-3 at Florida International ..............W .......1-0at Florida International .............. L .........1-2vs. Quinnipiac .............................W .......6-1vs. Michican State ..................... L .........1-3vs. Florida International .............W .......2-1vs. Wisconsin .............................W .......4-2at Florida Atlantic ......................W.....6-2 (8)at Florida Atlantic ...................... L .........0-7#6/#5 Oklahoma .........................W .......4-2at #32/NR Oklahoma State ....... L .........5-6vs. #32/NR Oklahoma State ...... L .........0-7at Arkansas ................................ L .........2-7at San Jose State* ....................W ..........1-0at San Jose State * ..............................W ........2-0at San Jose State*..........................L.....0-1 (12)Hawaiì* ..................................... L .........0-3Hawaiì* ..................................... L .........0-3Hawaiì* ..................................... L .........3-5at Wichita State ......................... L .........1-2at Wichita State ......................... L .........2-5at #6/#5 Oklahoma ....................W .......6-2at #17/#20 Fresno State* .......... L .........0-3at #17/#20 Fresno State* ......... L .........4-2at #17/#20 Fresno State* .......... L .............0-2at UTEP* .....................................W .......6-1at UTEP* .....................................W .......5-2at UTEP* .....................................W..11-1 (6)Louisiana Tech* .........................W .......2-1Louisiana Tech* .........................W....8-0 (5)Louisiana Tech* .........................W..11-3 (5)Nevada* .....................................W .......1-0

Nevada* .....................................W.... 9-1 (5)Nevada* .....................................W.........10-7

* WAC game

John BargfeldtHead.Coach.(5.yrs..•.169-115)

2006 • 34-24 • 15-8 C-USAvs. Illinois ...................................W .......2-0vs. #44 Wichita State ................W .......4-0vs. Illinois ...................................W .......8-7at #10 Baylor .............................. L .........0-5vs. Cal State Northridge ............W .......7-5vs. Long Beach State ................. L .........2-6Eastern Illinois ...........................W .......7-0Creighton ....................................W .......7-0Louisiana-Monroe ......................W .......7-0Boston College ........................... L .........2-3North Texas ................................W .......7-2Northern Iowa ............................W .......7-1Notre Dame ................................W .......2-1Stephen F. Austin .......................W .......8-6#17 Nebraska ............................. L .........2-5Kansas ........................................ L .........3-6#14 Oklahoma ............................ L .........0-8vs. Indiana .................................. L .........4-6vs. Appalachian State ................W .......7-3vs. Troy .......................................W .......3-1vs. #25 North Carolina ............... L .........2-4vs. Kent State ............................. L .........0-6at UCF* .......................................W .......7-1at UCF* .......................................W .......5-2at UCF* .......................................W .......1-0#29 Houston* .............................W .......3-2#29 Houston* .............................W .......8-5#29 Houston* ............................. L .........4-5Memphis* ..................................W .......4-1Memphis* ..................................W .......3-0Memphis* ..................................W .......9-1Arkansas.....................................W .......7-4Oklahoma State .........................W .......3-2at UAB* ...................................... L .........1-2at UAB* ...................................... L .........3-4at UAB* ......................................W .......6-4East Carolina* ............................ L ........2-3East Carolina* ............................W .......4-0East Carolina* ............................W .......7-6Wichita State ............................. L .........2-5Wichita State .............................W .......4-3at #21 Oklahoma ........................ L .........0-3 at Marshall* ............................... L .........5-7 at Marshall* ............................... L .........0-2at Marshall* ...............................W .......4-2at Missouri State ....................... L ........2-5at Missouri State ....................... L .........1-2UTEP* ......................................... L .........2-4UTEP* .........................................W .......11-6at Southern Miss* .....................W .......3-2at Southern Miss* ..................... L .........2-6at Southern Miss* .....................W .......4-0vs. East Carolina $ .....................W .......4-3vs. Marshall $ ............................ L .........0-1

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vs. Houston $ .............................W .......1-0vs. Marshall $ ............................W .......3-0vs. #7 Stanford # ........................ L .........0-8vs. #33 Cal State Fullerton # ..... L .........2-6

* Conference USA game$ Conference USA Championship# NCAA Regional

2007 • 30-28 • 13-10 C-USAat UNLV ...................................... L .........2-3vs. Nicholls State .......................W .......9-1vs. Pacific ................................... L .........1-9vs. Illinois-Chicago ..................... L .........2-5at UNLV ...................................... L .........4-8vs. UAB .......................................W .......3-1vs. Virginia Tech ......................... L .........1-2at Auburn ................................... L .........1-9vs. Notre Dame ..........................W .......4-2vs. Tennessee Tech .................... L .........2-3at Oklahoma ............................... L .........3-5Eastern Illinois ...........................W .......3-1Creighton ....................................W .......3-1Stephen F. Austin .......................W .......9-1Eastern Illinois ........................... L .........4-6Missouri State ...........................W .......6-5North Texas ................................W .......14-1Kansas ........................................ L .........0-9Iowa State ..................................W .......3-1Iowa State ..................................W .......8-0Kansas ........................................W .......1-0Oklahoma ...................................W .......2-0UAB* ..........................................W .......3-2UAB* ..........................................W .......8-0Western Illinois ..........................W .......6-1Western Illinois ..........................W .......8-2at Stephen F. Austin .................. L .........0-1at Houston* ................................ L .........1-5at Houston* ................................ L .........1-6at Houston* ................................ L .........1-3Drake .......................................... L .........2-6Oklahoma State ......................... L .........4-13UCF* ........................................... L .........0-3UCF* ...........................................W .......7-4UCF* ........................................... L .........1-7at East Carolina* ........................W .......3-1at East Carolina* ........................ L .........0-3at East Carolina* ........................ L .........2-3UCA ............................................W .......20-2UCA ............................................W .......8-0at Memphis* ..............................W .......13-4at Memphis* ..............................W .......9-1at Memphis* ..............................W .......8-5at Wichita State ......................... L .........1-9at Wichita State ......................... L .........4-5Marshall* ...................................W .......6-5Marshall* ...................................W .......7-0Marshall* ................................... L .........3-8at Texas-Arlington .....................W .......1-0at Texas-Arlington ..................... L .........0-5Southern Miss* .......................... L .........2-3Southern Miss* ..........................W .......5-0Southern Miss* ..........................W .......9-5at UTEP* ..................................... L .........3-4at UTEP* .....................................W .......9-6at UTEP* .....................................W .......4-0vs. Memphis $ ............................ L .........1-2at UCF $ ...................................... L .........0-1

* Conference USA game$ Conference USA Championship

2008 • 34-25 • 14-10 C-USAvs Texas State ............................W .......6-2at North Texas ........................... L .........5-7vs Creighton ............................... L .........2-7at North Texas ...........................W .......6-4vs Fresno State .......................... L .........1-8vs Utah State .............................W .......9-8at San Diego State .................... L .........0-2vs Indiana ................................... L .........6-7

vs UC Santa Barbara .................. L .........2-3Valparaiso ..................................W .......8-5UCA ............................................W .......3-0Eastern Illinois ...........................W .......8-0at #9 Oklahoma .......................... L .........0-8vs Penn State ............................. L .........1-4vs South Alabama ......................W .......3-2at #9 LSU .................................... L .........2-4vs Penn State .............................W .......4-1at #9 LSU .................................... L .........1-6#9 Oklahoma ..............................W .......5-3at Southern Miss* .....................W .......9-6at Southern Miss* .....................W .......12-0at Southern Miss* ..................... L .........3-4UTEP* .........................................W .......5-1UTEP* .........................................W .......6-4UTEP* .........................................W .......6-4vs Iowa .......................................W .......4-2at Stetson ...................................W .......2-0at Bethune-Cookman .................W .......5-1at UCF* ....................................... L .........0-2at UCF* ....................................... L .........5-6at UCF* ....................................... L .........0-8vs Oklahoma State ..................... L .........2-4at Arkansas ................................W .......2-1East Carolina* ............................W .......5-2East Carolina* ............................W .......8-4East Carolina* ............................ L .........3-5at UAB* ......................................W .......2-1at UAB* ...................................... L .........5-6at UAB* ...................................... L .........2-3Texas-Arlington ..........................W .......5-1Texas-Arlington ..........................W .......9-0#9 Houston* ............................... L .........2-10#9 Houston* ...............................W .......1-0#9 Houston* ............................... L .........1-11at UCA ........................................W .......6-1at UCA ........................................W .......5-0at Missouri State .......................W .......1-0at Missouri State .......................W .......5-3at Marshall* ............................... L .........1-3at Marshall* ...............................W .......4-3at Marshall* ...............................W .......2-1Wichita State ............................. L .........2-5Wichita State .............................W .......5-2Memphis* ..................................W .......7-4Memphis* ..................................W .......10-0Memphis* ..................................W .......8-0vs UTEP$ .................................... L .........4-8vs Arkansas# .............................. L .........5-7vs Oregon# ................................. L .........0-1


2009 • 40-17 • 16-4 C-USAvs UTSA ......................................W ........4-3at #5 Texas A&M .......................L ..........0-8vs UTSA ......................................L ..........3-4at #5 Texas A&M .......................W ........3-2vs Prairie View A&M ..................W ........8-0vs Colorado State .......................W ........4-1vs San Diego ..............................W ........6-0at UC Riverside...........................W ........4-0vs Colorado State .......................W ........6-0Louisiana-Monroe ......................W ........3-1South Dakota State ....................W ........11-0Saint Louis..................................L ..........2-10Creighton ....................................W ........4-1#5 Oklahoma ..............................L ..........3-7vs Miss. Valley State .................W ........6-1vs USC-Upstate ..........................W ........5-2at #6 Oklahoma ..........................L ..........3-5UCF* ...........................................W ........7-6UCF* ...........................................W ........7-2UCF* ...........................................W ........8-2at Oklahoma State .....................L ..........0-3at Houston* ................................L ..........0-4at Houston* ................................L ..........0-7at #16 Louisiana-Lafayette ........L ..........0-6

at Centenary ...............................W ........6-2at Louisiana-Monroe ..................W ........3-0at Memphis* ..............................W ........9-1at Memphis* ..............................W ........10-0at Memphis* ..............................W ........11-2Oklahoma State..........................W ........5-3Arkansas.....................................L ..........5-9Oklahoma State..........................L ..........4-7at East Carolina* ........................L ..........1-3at East Carolina* ........................L ..........1-2at East Carolina* ........................W ........2-1at Wichita State .........................W ........8-0at Wichita State .........................L ..........2-4UAB* ..........................................W ........4-2UAB* ..........................................W ........3-2UAB* ..........................................W ........13-5at Indiana ...................................W ........3-0at Indiana ...................................W ........7-5Kansas ........................................L ..........3-6Kansas ........................................W ........4-0at UTEP* .....................................W ........3-0at UTEP* .....................................W ........9-3at UTEP* .....................................W ........4-2Southern Miss* ..........................W ........9-3Southern Miss* ..........................W ........7-1Southern Miss* ..........................W ........2-0vs UAB$ ......................................W ........7-3vs Marshall$...............................W ........6-4UTEP$ .........................................W ........11-3vs Arkansas# ..............................W ........6-0vs North Dakota State#..............L ..........2-3at #10 Oklahoma# ......................W ........5-3vs North Dakota State#..............L ..........1-4


2010 • 31-21 • 14-6 C-USAvs Idaho State ............................W .......8-0vs UC Santa Barbara .................. L .........1-3 vs Utah State .............................W .......8-1vs BYU ........................................ L .........5-7vs Utah ....................................... L .........5-6vs Texas Arlington ..................... L .........2-3vs Wichita State ........................W .......8-5vs UTEP ...................................... L .........5-9at #25 Baylor .............................. L .........1-9vs Central Arkansas ................... L .........3-4South Dakota State ....................W .......3-0UMKC .........................................W .......7-0Texas State ................................W .......5-4Eastern Illinois ...........................W .......11-2at #11 Oklahoma ........................ L .........0-7Nebraska ....................................W .......7-6North Dakota .............................. L .........1-2Nebraska ....................................W .......4-1North Dakota ..............................W .......13-7Nebraska ....................................W .......6-4at #20 Oklahoma State ..............W .......6-2at UAB* ......................................W .......5-4at UAB* ...................................... L .........3-4at UAB* ......................................W .......4-1vs Mercer ...................................W .......4-0at Georgia State ......................... L .........4-5Nothern Iowa ............................. L .........0-8#12 Oklahoma ............................W .......5-4Memphis* ..................................W .......7-5Memphis* .................................. L .........1-6Memphis* ..................................W .......5-3Arkansas.....................................W .......13-2Arkansas..................................... L .........1-3Wichita State .............................W .......7-0Wichita State ............................. L .........4-6at Southern Miss* .....................W .......2-0at Southern Miss* .....................W .......9-1at Southern Miss* ..................... L .........0-3#9 Oklahoma State .................... L .........1-3Houston* ....................................W .......8-4Houston* ....................................W .......7-1at Missouri State .......................W .......4-3

at UCF* .......................................W .......1-0at UCF* ....................................... L .........3-4at UCF* ....................................... L .........1-2UTEP* .........................................W .......2-1UTEP* ......................................... L .........2-4UTEP* .........................................W .......9-0at Marshall* ...............................W .......11-1at Marshall* ...............................W .......6-2at Marshall* ...............................W .......7-4vs Memphis $ ............................. L .........1-5

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NFCA ALL-AMERICA2010 Lauren Lindsay, Third Team

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER/ASA SOFTBALL NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEKJackie Lawrence

USA SOFTBALL NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEKJackie Lawrence

ALL-CONFERENCE USA2010First TeamLauren Lindsay, Outfield C-USA Player of the YearVanessa Vice, First BaseSecond Team Samantha Cobb, ShortstopCaitlin Everett, OutfieldAll-Freshman TeamSamantha Cobb, ShortstopCaitlin Everett, Outfield2009First TeamLauren Lindsay, OutfieldJackie Lawrence, PitcherKailey Yarmer, ShortstopBrooke Smart, OutfieldSecond Team Vanessa Vice, First BaseJordan Kinard, PitcherAll-Freshman TeamJessica Stoelke, OutfieldSkylar Swanson, Second Base2008First TeamLauren Lindsay, OutfieldSecond Team Sara Dyer, First BaseJordan Kinard, PitcherAll-Freshman TeamKelly Chapman, Second BaseJordan Kinard, Pitcher2007First TeamSara Dyer, First BaseAll-Freshman TeamJackie Lawrence, Designated PlayerVanessa Vice, Outfield2006First TeamSara Dyer, Designated PlayerKatie Torres, First BaseSecond TeamJulie Shafer, OutfieldAll-Freshman TeamJessica Barr, OutfieldBrooke Smart, Outfield

ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE2005First TeamSara Dyer, Designated PlayerAngela Osbon, Second BaseLindsey Tower, OutfieldSecond TeamJulie Shafer, OutfieldKatie Torres, First Base2004First TeamHeather Hiar, OutfieldKelly Miller, CatcherKatie Torres, First Base

Second TeamMaren Genow, PitcherJulie Shafer, OutfieldStephanie Sliepen, Utility2003First TeamDanielle Olsen, Second BaseSecond TeamMaren Genow, PitcherHeather Hiar, OutfieldKatie Torres, First Base2002First TeamJessie Smith, OutfieldSecond TeamJenny Magill, Pitcher2001First TeamBrandi McGuire, Utility2000First TeamAnn Mesman, CatcherSecond TeamJessie Smith, Outfield

ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE1996First TeamAngela Fuller, Designated PlayerSecond TeamKerri Bartholomew, PitcherTuesday Briggs, Second Base1994First TeamKameron White, Designated Player

NFCA ALL-MIDWEST REGION2010Lauren Lindsay, Outfield2009Lauren Lindsay, Outfield2007Second TeamJackie Lawrence, Designated Player2004First TeamKatie Torres, First Base Second TeamKelly Miller, Catcher2003 Second TeamKatie Torres, First Base 2002 Second TeamDanielle Olsen, Second Base Jessie Smith, Outfield 1996 Angela Fuller, Designated Player1994 Kameron White, Designated Player

NSCA ALL-AMERICA(NationalStrength&ConditioningAssociation)2003Danielle Olsen2002 Lindsey DyerBrandi McGuireHolly ReynoldsChristy Watkins1994Germaine Fairchild

ESPN THE MAGAZINE/COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA2008All-America First TeamSara DyerDistrict VI First TeamSara DyerDistrict VI Second TeamVanessa Vice2007All-America First TeamSara DyerDistrict VI First TeamSara Dyer2003All-America Second TeamBrandi McGuireDistrict VI First TeamBrandi McGuire2002District VI First TeamBrandi McGuireDistrict VI Second TeamDanielle Olsen1997District VI First TeamSarah Murr1996District VI Third TeamSarah Murr

NFCA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE2006 Stephanie ChomickiSara DyerLindsay GallowayMaren Genow Kelly MillerKatie TorresLindsey Tower2003 Lindsey DyerBrandi McGuireDanielle Olsen2002 Lindsey DyerBrandi McGuireHolly ReynoldsChristy Watkins2001 Kari CurtisBrandi McGuire A.J. Morris1999 Kari CurtisTiffany Redding1998 Kari CurtisDawn Reed

MVC ALL-ACADEMIC 1996First TeamSarah MurrHonorable MentionTona Palmer Amy Scott1995Honorable MentionKrista Burton Germaine FairchildSarah Murr Amy ScottKameron White1994Honorable MentionChristy Cook Germaine FairchildStacey Pinkerton Amy Scott

WAC ALL-ACADEMIC 2005 Ami DaySara DyerLindsay GallowayLindsey Tower Stacey Walkingstick2004 Ami DayStacey Walkingstick Lindsay Galloway2003 Ami DayHeather Hiar Brandi McGuireDanielle OlsenHolly Reynolds2002 Ami DayLindsey DyerHeather HiarBrandi McGuire, Danielle OlsenHolly Reynolds Stacey WalkingstickChristy Watkins2001 Kari CurtisKyla Malone Brandi McGuireDanielle Olsen Christy Watkins2000 Kari CurtisKerri Hasselbar Tiffany ReddingDawn Reed Kyla MaloneBrandi McGuire1999Kari CurtisKerri HasselbarTiffany ReddingDawn Reed1998 Kari CurtisDawn Reed1997 Sarah MurrBonnie Burton Lisa Bothwell

C-USA ACADEMIC MEDAL 2010Keri Leach2009 Stephanie Chomicki 2008 Jillian CaneteStephanie Chomicki Sara DyerJordan Kinard 2007 Sara DyerLauren Lindsay Vanessa Vice 2006 Sara Dyer

C-USA ALL-ACADEMIC 2009 Stephanie ChomickiKailey Yarmer 2008 Sara Dyer2007 Sara DyerStephanie Chomicki

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ADebbie Arnold (OF) ............................................1993Loretta Anthony (DP) .........................................1995Jessee Ayala (3B/OF) ...................................2000-01

BJessica Barr (OF) ...............................................2006Kerri Bartholomew (P) ..................................1993-96Lisa Bothwell (3B) ........................................1996-97Cassidy Bowen (3B/C) ................. 2010-presentKate Brachais (P) ..........................................1996-97Tuesday (Butcher) Briggs (2B/SS) ................1995-96Bonnie Bruton (OF) .......................................1996-97Krista Burton (3B) ........................................1993-95

CLaura Capriotti (1B) ...........................................2001Monica Chana (3B) ............................................2001Kelly Chapman (2B) ....................... 2008-presentStephanie Chomicki (IF) ...........................2006-2009Samantha Cobb (SS) .................... 2010-presentChristy Cook (OF) ..........................................1993-95Holly Cross (C/IF) ...............................................1994Kari Curtis (OF) .............................................1998-01

DCrystal Davis (OF) ..............................................1993Ami Day (P/1B) .............................................2002-05Lindsey Dyer (P/1B) ......................................2002-05Sara Dyer (DP/3B) ........................................2005-08

ECaitlin Everett (OF) ....................... 2010-present

FGermaine Fairchild (C) ..................................1993-95Nicole Falls (2B) ................................................2000Julie Fennell (P) ............................................2004-07Lindsay Franks (1B) ..................................1996, 98Angela Fuller (1B/P) ..................................1995-98

GLindsay Galloway (3B) ..................................2004-07Kayla Garroutte (U) ...........................................1999Kendra Garroutte (C) ..................................1997-99Amy Gemmill (OF) .............................................1995Maren Genow (P) .........................................2003-06Tresa Green (P) .........................................1997-99Alexis Gutierrez (OF) .........................................1999

HKerri Hasselbar (C) .......................................1999-00Cindy Hankinson (OF) ........................................1994Heather Hiar (OF) .........................................2000-04

JJessica Judice (OF) ......................................1996-98

KJordan Kinard (P) ........................... 2008-present

LMickey LaValley (OF) ........................................ 2010Jackie Lawrence (P/DP) ......................... 2007-2010Jennifer Lawson (OF) ...................................1993-96Angie Leba (IF) ..................................................1994Keri Leach (IF/OF) ......................... 2010-presentKatie Lee (P) .............................................2006-2009Lauren Lindsay (OF) ................................ 2007-2010Ashlee Lubniewski (C) ............................ 2007-2010

MJenny Magill (P) ...........................................1999-02Kyla Malone (OF) ..........................................2000-03Krystal Markwardt (P) ..................................1998-00Ann Mesman (C/1B) .....................................2000-01Dana McDonald (U) ...........................................1993Kelli McGlasson (SS) ...................................2006-07Brandi McGuire (3B) .....................................2000-03Kim McNutt (OF) ...............................................1993Lauren Menke (OF) ........................ 2008-presentKelly Miller (C/OF) ........................................2003-06Glenda Moore (OF) ............................................1993Ashlea Montgomery (OF) .............................2002-03A.J. Morris (SS/3B/C) .......................................2001Sarah Murr (2B/SS) ......................................1994-97

ODanielle Olsen (2B/SS) ................................2000-03Angela Osbon (2B) .......................................2004-07

PTona Palmer (U) ............................................1995-96LeeAnne Pepper (C) ......................................2003-06Stacey Pinkerton (P/IF) ................................1993-94Robyn Pratt (C/IF) .........................................1993-94

RMimi Randolph (C) ............................................2002Tiffany Redding (SS) ..................................1997-00Dawn Reed (3B) ........................................1997-00Holly Reynolds (OF) ......................................2002-05

SAmanda Sassaman (U) ......................................1995Amy Scott (P) ................................................1993-96Kalynn Schrock (P) ....................... 2010-presentJulie Shafer (OF) ..........................................2003-06Mandy Shklar (SS) ............................................1997Stephanie Sliepen (C) ..................................2002-05Brooke Smart (OF) ....................................2006-2009Jessie Smith (OF) .........................................1999-02Jessica Stoelke (OF) ..................... 2009-presentCrissy Strimple (3B) ......................................2002-03Melissa Sullivent (OF) ................................1995-98Skylar Swanson (2B) .................... 2009-present

TChristian Timmons (C) ............................ 2007-2010Katie Torres (1B) ..........................................2003-06Lindsey Tower (OF) .......................................2005-08

VAmy Van Huss (P) .........................................2000-01Vanessa Vice (OF) .................................. 2007-2010

WHaven Walters (OF) ....................................1996-98Stacey Walkingstick (SS) .............................2002-05Christy Watkins (1B) ....................................1999-02Angela Wedlake (1B/P) ................................1999-00Tiffany West (C) .........................................1995-98Christie Wilson (Util.) ........................................2004Robbie Wheet (OF) ............................................1993Kameron White (U) ......................................1994-95Kelly Wilkerson (C/IF) ..................................1998-99Stacy Williams (P) ........................................1995-96

YKailey Yarmer (SS) .................................2008-2009

Bold denotes present players on the roster.

All-Time Letterwinners

JACKIE LAWRENCE (2007-10) HOLDS THE SCHOOL CAREER STRIKEOUT RECORD WITH 564.




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AAlabama 0-2Alabama A&M 1-0Akron 1-1Alcorn State 1-0Appalachian State 1-0Arizona 0-2Arizona State 0-1Arkansas 8-11Auburn 2-1

BBacone 2-0Baylor 1-6Bethune-Cookman 4-0Birmingham Southern 4-0Boston College 0-2Bowling Green State 0-1Bradley 3-7Brigham Young 1-2Butler 1-0

CCalifornia 0-2Cal State-Fullerton 0-2Cal State-Northridge 1-0Cameron 1-0Centenary 8-3Central Arkansas 0-1College of Charleston 2-0Charleston Southern 3-0Charlotte 2-0Chattanooga 0-1Colorado State 4-10Creighton 4-13

DDetroit Mercy 1-1Drake 3-8

EEast Carolina 7-6Eastern Illinois 5-1Eastern Michigan 0-1Evansville 1-3

FFlorida Atlantic 1-2Florida International 2-1Fordham 2-0Fresno State 5-26

GGeorge Mason 2-0Georgia State 0-2

HHawai`i 8-27Hofstra 0-2Houston 6-8

IIdaho State 1-0Illinois 4-0Illinois-Chicago 1-2Illinois State 3-7

Indiana 5-3Indiana State 5-3Iowa State 3-2Iowa 1-1

JJacksonville State 1-0James Madison 3-0

KKansas 5-8Kent State 0-1

LLong Beach State 0-1Loyola-Chicago 1-1Loyola Marymount 4-10Louisiana State 0-4Louisiana Tech 13-6Louisiana-Lafayette 2-5 (formerly SW Louisiana) Louisiana-Monroe 14-5 (formerly NE Louisiana)

MManhattan 1-0Marshall 10-5Maryland 1-0Memphis 13-3Mercer 1-0Michigan State 1-1Middle Tennesse State 0-1Minnesota 1-2Mississippi 5-1Mississippi State 1-3Mississippi Valley State 1-0Missouri 0-5UMKC 13-0Missouri State 14-21 (formerly Southwest Missouri State)

NNebraska 3-3Nevada 7-4New Mexico 5-8New Mexico State 3-1Nicholls State 3-1North Carolina 0-1North Carolina State 1-1North Dakota 1-1North Dakota State 0-2North Texas 3-2Northwestern 1-1Northwestern State 1-2Northern Illinois 0-2Northern Iowa 6-10Notre Dame 3-3

OOklahoma 8-32Oklahoma Baptist 2-0Oklahoma City 1-15Oklahoma Christian 1-0Oklahoma State 10-23Oregon 0-2

Oregon State 1-4

PPacific 1-1Penn State 1-2Pittsburg State 3-0Portland State 5-8Prairie View A&M 1-0Providence 1-0

QQuinnipiac 2-0

RRadford 1-0Robert Morris 2-0Rutgers 1-0

SSt. Louis 2-1St. Edwards 1-0St. Mary’s 0-1St. Peter’s 1-1Sam Houston State 3-1San Diego 1-1San Diego State 6-6San Jose State 13-16South Alabama 1-0South Dakota State 2-0South Florida 0-1Southeast Louisiana 2-12Southern Illinois 2-8Southern Miss 12-6Stanford 0-2Stephen F. Austin 2-3Stetson 1-0Stoney Brook 1-0

TTemple 1-0Tennessee 1-0

Tennessee-Chattanooga 0-1Tennessee-Martin 2-0Tennessee Tech 2-1Texas A&M 2-10Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 0-1Texas-Arlington 6-8Texas-San Antonio 3-7Texas State 3-7 (formerly SW Texas State)Texas Tech 6-0Toledo 1-1Troy 1-2

UUAB (Alabama-Birmingham) 12-7UCA (Central Arkansas) 5-0UCF (Central Florida) 8-8UC Riverside 1-0UC Santa Barbara 0-2UNLV 2-15USC-Upstate 1-0Utah 3-10Utah State 2-1UTEP (Texas-El Paso) 19-5

VValparaiso 1-0Virginia 1-0Virginia Tech 0-1

WWashington 0-3Western Illinois 4-3Western Michigan 1-0Wichita State 17-19Winthrop 2-0Wisconsin 2-1Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-0

Tulsa Year-By-Year Summary Overall Conf.Year Conf. Record Record Finish Postseason1993 Missouri Valley 2-43 1-15 N/A N/A1994 Missouri Valley 16-41 5-11 N/A N/A1995 Missouri Valley 10-35 3-13 N/A N/A1996 Missouri Valley 24-33 8-12 N/A N/A1997 Western Athletic 17-40 5-27 N/A N/A1998 Western Athletic 20-36 8-22 N/A N/A1999 Western Athletic 19-39 6-17 N/A N/A2000 Western Athletic 20-32 7-13 N/A N/A2001 Western Athletic 13-42 3-13 N/A N/A2002 Western Athletic 48-16 15-9 N/A N/A2003 Western Athletic 34-29 8-12 N/A N/A2004 Western Athletic 45-18 16-5 N/A N/A2005 Western Athletic 31-30 11-7 N/A N/A2006 Conference USA 34-24 15-8 Champions NCAA Regional2007 Conference USA 30-28 13-10 N/A N/A2008 Conference USA 34-25 14-10 N/A NCAA Regional2009 Conference USA 40-17 16-4 Champions NCAA Regional2010 Conference USA 31-21 14-6 N/A N/A

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C-USA

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL• 44 NCAA Tournament appearances• 33 WNIT appearances• One team in the NCAA Sweet 16• Two WNIT semifinalists

BASEBALL• 49 NCAA appearances• Six College World Series appearances (2009,

2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2001), including the last five in a row

• 13 Super Regional appearances• Has produced at least four NCAA teams in seven

of the last eight seasons

In addition, 34 volleyball teams, 49 men’s and wom-en’s soccer teams and 25 softball teams have earned NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent three men’s soccer teams to the NCAA College Cup, five softball teams to the Women’s College World Series and three volleyball teams to the Sweet 16. The league has also had six national champions in NCAA track and field competition, one national champion in diving and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross country, golf, swimming, tennis and track and field. Overall, Conference USA teams and individuals have made more than 500 NCAA appearances.

Conference USAMarking its 15-year milestone during the 2009-10 season, Conference USA is still going strong. From the beginning, dedication to excellence has been the league’s guiding principle and remains today a common thread for a promising future. C-USA is home to 12 nationally promi-nent, tradition-rich members in East Carolina, Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF and UTEP. This combination enhances men’s and women’s programs that are immersed in athletic success and academic prowess. Together, we are committed to excellence, integrity and leadership in athletics, academics and in our communities.

All C-USA institutions sponsor Division I-A football, along with several other men’s and women’s athletic programs, many of which compete regularly for NCAA Championships. C-USA sponsors competition in 20 sports - nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track and field) and 10 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, softball, soccer, swimming and diving, ten-nis, indoor and outdoor track and field and volleyball).

The league sponsors numerous academic awards, including the Commissioner’s Honor Roll and the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of out-standing achievement in the classroom. C-USA annually awards 12 postgraduate scholarships, along with the Sport Academic Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institutional Academic Excellence Award.

Conference USA also added a Spirit of Service Award, recognizing student-athletes three times a year for a combination of significant community service efforts, good academic standing and participation in their elected sport.

Success on the Playing FieldConference USA performers have achieved great success in competition, placing the league among the top conferences in the nation.

FOOTBALL• 56 teams have earned bowl bids• Member of the Bowl Championship Series• Bowl tie-ins with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl,

Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, EagleBank Bowl, R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, St. Petersburg Bowl and Dallas Football Classic

MEN’S BASKETBALL• Consistently rated as one of the top basketball

leagues in the country• 90 postseason teams (45 NCAA and 38 NIT, 5 CBI, 2 CIT)• One National Championship title game appearance• Three Final Four teams• Seven Elite Eight NCAA Tournament teams• One NIT Champion and four NIT semifinalists• Inaugural CBI Champion

C-USA Quick FactsCommissioner: Britton Banowsky

PR/Softball: Debbie DavisE-mail: [email protected]: 214-774-1354Fax: 214-496-0046

Website: www.conferenceusa.comMailing Address: 5201 North O’Connor Blvd., Suite 300, Irving, Texas 75039




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2 Kelly Chapman INF • 5-8 • Sr-3L Rowlett, Texas Rowlett HS

4 Lauren Menke OF • 5-9 • Sr-3L Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City HS

5 Caitlin Everett OF • 5-9 • So-1L Forney, Texas Forney HS

6 Haley Henshaw OF • 5-8 • Fr-HS Catoosa Okla. Catoosa HS

7 Shelby Blanton INF • 5-5 • Fr-HS Newcastle, Okla. Newcastle HS

8 Jordan Kinard P • 6-1 • Sr-3L Sand Springs, Okla. Mannford HS

10 Samantha Cobb INF • 5-8 • So-1L Garland, Texas Lakeview Centennial HS

11 Keri Leach INF/OF • 5-8 • So-1L Delavan, Ill. Olympia HS

14 Cassidy BowenINF/C • 5-7 • So-1L Claremore, Okla. Claremore HS

15 Aimee Creger P • 5-10 • Fr-HS Yukon, Okla. Mustang HS

16 Emma Horton C • 5-8 • Fr-HS Wichita, Kan. Wichita Collegiate School

17 Jill Barrett INF • 5-6 • Fr-HS Greenwood, Ark. Greenwood HS

20 Skylar SwansonINF • 5-4 • Jr-2L Coweta, Okla. Coweta HS

21 Jessica StoelkeOF • 5-6 • Jr-2L Katy, Texas Cinco Ranch HS

22 Lacey MiddlebrooksP • 5-11 • So-TR Wake Village, Texas Minnesota

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24 Kalynn Schrock P/1B • 5-7 • So-1L Choctaw, Okla. Choctaw HS

John Bargfeldt Head Coach

Crissy StrimpleAssistant Coach

Brooke SmartAssistant Coach


DONNA J. HARDESTY SPORTS COMPLEX

2011 TULSA SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

FEBRUARY

11-13 Fri.-Sun. @TexasClassic Fri. NorthernIllinois 1:30pm Fri. @Texas 6:30pm Sat. Louisville 11am Sat.-Sun. TBA TBA18-20 Fri.-Sun. @FAUKick-OffClassic Fri. PennState 8am Fri. Massachusetts Noon Sat. Michigan 8am Sat. LongIsland 10am Sun. TBA TBA25-27 Fri.-Sun. @UT-ArlingtonClassic Fri. Creighton 1pm Fri. @Texas-Arlington5pm Sat. Centenary 11am Sat.-Sun. TBA TBA

MARCH

2 Wed. Oklahoma State 5 pm3-6 Fri.-Sun. Holiday Inn Tulsa-City Center Festival Thurs. Drake 5 pm Fri. Iowa State 4:45 pm Sat. North Dakota 12:15 pm Sun. Ohio State 12:15 pm9. Wed.. @.Oklahoma. 5.pm12 Sat. Marshall* (DH) 1 pm13 Sun. Marshall* Noon15 Tues. Northern Iowa 1 pm15 Tues. Indiana 5 pm19 Sat. UCF* (DH) 1 pm20 Sun. UCF* Noon


23 Wed. Oklahoma 6 pm26. Sat.. @.East.Carolina*.(DH).Noon27. Sun.. @.East.Carolina*. 11.am30. Wed.. @.Border.War.. . . (Stillwater,.Okla.) Wed. Arkansas 5pm Wed. OklahomaState 7pm

APRIL

2. Sat.. @.Memphis*.(DH). 1.pm3. Sun.. @.Memphis*. Noon6 Wed. Wichita State (DH) 3 pm9 Sat. Southern Miss* (DH) 1 pm10 Sun. Southern Miss* Noon16. Sat.. @.Houston*.(DH). 1.pm17. Sun.. @.Houston*. Noon20. Wed.. @.Kansas.(DH). 3.pm22 Fri. UAB* (DH) 3 pm23 Sat. UAB* Noon27 Wed. Missouri State 4 pm

MAY

7. Sat.. @.UTEP*.(DH). 2.pm8. Sun.. @.UTEP*. 1.pm12-14. Thurs.-Sat.. C-USA.Tournament.. TBA. . . @.Greenville,.N.C..20-22. Fri.-Sat.. NCAA.Regionals. TBA27-28. Sat.-Sun.. NCAA.Super.. TBA. . . Regionals.

JUNE

2-8. Thurs.-Wed.. College.World.Series.TBA

BOLD denotes.home.games.played.at.the.Donna.J..Hardesty.Sports.Complex..*.Denotes.Conference.USA.Game..All.times.are.central.time.zone..


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