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On the front cover:Jess Shnyder and Amber Cowher, both All-Americans during their careers,

will lead the Huskies into the 2004 season.

Table of Contents ........................................................................................... Inside Front Cover

About Bloomsburg ......................................................................................................................... 1

Quick Facts/Media Outlets .......................................................................................................... 2

Administration/Staff ..................................................................................................................... 3

Media Information/Important Phone Numbers ....................................................................... 3

Coaching Staff ............................................................................................................................. 4-5

2004 Preview ................................................................................................................................ 6-7

2004 Roster ..................................................................................................................................... 7

Player Profiles ........................................................................................................................... 8-15

Team Photo .................................................................................................................................. 16

2003 Statistics ............................................................................................................................... 17

2003 Results .................................................................................................................................. 18

Notable Accomplishments .......................................................................................................... 19

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference ........................................................................... 20-21

All-Time Series Records ........................................................................................................ 22-23

The Record Book ................................................................................................................... 24-27

NCAA Tournament History .................................................................................................. 30-32

All-Time All-Americans .......................................................................................................... 28-29

Jan Hutchinson Field/Softball Camp Information ..................................... Inside Back Cover

2004 Schedule .............................................................................................................. Back Cover

To learn more about BloomsburgUniversity visit our web site at

www.bloomu.eduTo schedule a visit to campus, call theadmissions office at (570) 389-4316.

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Enrollment— Total enrollment is over7,500, with an average incoming SAT of1070 and class rank in the upper 25percent; Bloomsburg admits one inseven applicants and has a four-yearretention rate significantly higher thanthe national average. More than 80percent are full-time students. About 65percent are women. About 90 percent ofBloomsburg graduates are quickly placedin their chosen fields.

Faculty— With approximately 1,000employees, Bloomsburg University has378 full-time faculty, 73 percent ofwhom hold doctoral degrees and 72percent of whom are tenured. The staffis organized into four divisions:Academic Affairs, Administration,Student Life and UniversityAdvancement. Governance is throughthe State System of Higher Education’sBoard of Governors and through theuniversity’s Council of Trustees.

Degrees— Bloomsburg University offers64 baccalaureate degrees, one associatedegree, 19 master’s degrees and a jointdoctoral degree in elementary educationin cooperation with Indiana Universityof Pennsylvania.

Financial Aid— About 70 percent of allstudents receive some form of financialaid; average amount of aid is $4,782 peryear.

School Colors, Mascot— The schoolcolors of Bloomsburg University,originally “lemon and garnet,” havebeen maroon and gold since the 1920s.In the early 1930s, the Husky becamethe school mascot when a dog owned bya faculty member accompanied Adm.Richard E. Byrd on an expedition to theSouth Pole.

Bloomsburg University, a member of Pennsylvania’s State System of HigherEducation, is a four-year coeducational public university founded in 1839. Through thestages of its development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurposestate college and finally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasison liberal arts and career education.

Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in theUnited States, and excellence, ranging from its ten NCAA championships to itsinternational reputation in a number of its academic programs, is an attitude foundthroughout the faculty and staff.

About 90 percent of Bloomsburg’s students come from throughoutPennsylvania, creating a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It’s a place where friendshipsbegin and last a lifetime. And it’s a busy place — with more than 150 studentorganizations and activities, NCAA Division II athletic programs and a popular recreationcenter.

The university’s Division of Continuing and Distance Education servesstudents through nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off-campus classes,credit for life experience and distance learning courses on public television.The Town of Bloomsburg, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population ofabout 12,000 people. The central business district is just three blocks southwest ofcampus, and includes more than 80 retail stores, restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair inSeptember. More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town.

The university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton,Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours fromPhiladelphia; 3 hours from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburghand Washington, DC.

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All of Bloomsburg’s athletic publications are published by the Office of Marketing andCommunication/University Advancement. Copyright 2004. Bloomsburg University of Penn-sylvania. This publication was written by sports information director Tom McGuire with helpfrom student assistant Lindsey Wyckoff. Editing by Tom McGuire. Printed by David A. SmithPrinting, Harrisburg, PA. Photography by Keith Haupt, Dave Ashby and Office of Marketingand Communication. Some photos from University Archives.

Colors: Maroon and Gold

Nickname: Huskies

Trainers: Joe Hazzard, Ellen West

Training Room: 570-389-4369/4668

Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic

Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division

2003 Overall Record: 36-13

2003 Conference Record: 20-4

PSAC Tournament: Second

NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region: Third

Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815

Enrollment: 7,500

General Information: 570-389-4000

President: Jessica Kozloff

Athletic Director: Mary Gardner

Athletic Department: 570-389-4050

Head Coach: Jan Hutchinson

Softball Office: 570-389-4380

Hutchinson E-Mail: [email protected]

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Director ofAthletics

Mary Gardner

AssistantDirector of

AthleticsKathy Heitzman

AthleticTrainer

Joe Hazzard

AthleticTrainer

Ellen West

Director ofAthletic

OperationsKaren Hansen

For media credentials, photos, stories, statistics or to arrange an interview with a coachor student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, Director of Sports Information. All membersof the media are welcome to visit the Huskies’ home sporting events. If members ofthe media are interested in covering a Bloomsburg University game, please contact theOffice of Sports Information for assistance.

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One of thewinningest coachesever in Division IIsoftball history, JanHutchinson entersher 27th season ashead softball coachat Bloomsburg.

During hercareer as coach of

the Huskies, Hutchinson has posted arecord of 930-200-1 (.823) and have madean NCAA record 21 consecutive trips to theNCAA championship tournament. She hasthe most wins of any active NCAA DivisionII coach and is second on the all-timedivision II list. Overall, among all divisions,Hutchinson is sixth in career victories.

The Huskies have also played in and wonmore NCAA tournament games than anyother Division II school.

Bloomsburg has been to thechampionship round eight of the last 14seasons, twice finishing as the nationalrunner-up with losses each time in extrainnings in the national title game, fivethird-place showings and two fourth-placefinishes. The Huskies also won the 1982AIAW national championship.

Hutchinson, who also coaches fieldhockey at Bloomsburg, became the firstwoman ever to gain 1,000 combinedcollegiate coaching victories in a career. Asthe career leader in field hockey coachingwins with a mark of 462-61-20 (.871),

Hutchinson has won 1,392 games, lost just261 and has 21 ties between the two sports,a winning percentage of .837.

In softball, Bloomsburg holds 16 NCAADivision II individual, team or championshiprecords.

In only her fourth season, Hutchinsonwon the national championship “double” inthe 1981-82 school year, claiming the fieldhockey title in the fall and the softballchampionship that spring.

Bloomsburg has dominated PennsylvaniaState Athletic Conference competition inthe two sports, winning 14 of the last 21softball championships and 12 field hockeytitles.

In field hockey, the Huskies have won 11national championships (back to back titlesin 2002 and 2003), including an NCAArecord four straight from 1996-99.Bloomsburg is the only NCAA team to everwin four straight national championships infield hockey.

The Huskies also won NCAA field hockeytitles in1993, 1987, 1984, 1983 and 1981and have finished national runner-up eighttimes.

Field hockey has had 41 players earn 76All-American awards. Softball has had 30players gain 50 All-American honors.Hutchinson has been honored as nationalcoach of the year in each sport, most recentlyas the 2002 field hockey Coach of the Year.Hutchinson has also coached two softballplayers and eight field hockey players toNational Player of the Year honors.

Hutchinson’s coaching talents have notonly helped those as student-athletes, butseveral of her former players have gone onto coach at the intercollegiate level. AtBloomsburg, she has former All-Americanperformers as top assistant coaches in bothfield hockey and softball. Others have goneon to coaching jobs elsewhere, such asJanelle Breneman (Head Softball Coach,Bucknell), Marci Hickey (Head SoftballCoach at Coppin State), Leah Conte (HeadField Hockey Coach at Washington andMary College) and Kathy Frick, formerhead coach at Goucher College and currenthead coach of Bloomsburg Universitylacrosse.

Two former softball players playedprofessionally. Janelle Breneman was a

Overall Date

1 4-3, Bucknell (s) 4/13/78100 6-0, Misericordia (s) 4/8/82200 16-0, Mansfield (s) 3/31/84300 12-0, Susquehanna (s) 4/3/86400 2-0, Slippery Rock (fh) 10/18/87500 4-3, Mt. St. Mary’s (s) 4/22/89600 12-0, Youngstown St. (s) 3/27/91700 4-0, Shippensburg (s) 5/10/92800 10-5, C.W. Post (s) 4/9/94900 3-0, Dickinson (fh) 10/3/951000 6-0, Dowling (s) 4/20/971100 8-0, West Chester (s) 3/20/991200 8-0, Mansfield (fh) 9/16/001300 8-3, West Chester (s) 4/26/02

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A 1971 graduate of East Stroudsburg,Hutchinson also earned a master’s degreein education from the school in 1979. Priorto Bloomsburg, she initiated the women’sphysical education program at Blair Academyand served as head coach for field hockey,basketball and softball.

In the summer of 2000 the BloomsburgUniversity Council of Trustees honoredHutchinson by naming the softball field inher honor. She has also been inducted intothe Hall of Fame at both Newton (NJ) HighSchool and Sussex (NJ) County.

ASSISTANT COACH

SUSAN KOCHER

Now in her 17thseason as assistantcoach, Susan Kocherjoined the staff afteran outstandingcareer as a player.

Kocher’s mainresponsibility ishandling the

pitching staff during the season, but herduties also include running the extensivefall practice and exhibition schedule whileJan Hutchinson is with the field hockeyteam.

In her time with the pitching staff, shehas coached seven players to All-Americanstatus, two of which were two-time honorees.

A two-time All-American herself andthree-time All-PSAC selection as a pitcher,Kocher is the only pitcher in school historyto throw a perfect game and a no-hitter onthe same day.

In addition, she had a career record of71-13 and boasted an earned run average of0.47. She struck out 485 batters and threweight no-hitters for the Huskies, includingtwo perfect games.

At the plate, she had a fine career as ahitter, with 71 RBI and 65 runs scored.

In 1999 Kocher was one of five inducteesinto the Bloomsburg Athletic Hall of Fame.

She is a native of Camp Hill, PA, andgraduated from Bloomsburg in 1987.

ASSISTANT COACH

JEANINE

GUNTHERGunther begins

her first season as anassistantat Bloomsburg.A graduate of theUniversity of NorthCarolina, she was

previously the head coach at East Stroudsburgposting a mark of 39-45 in her two seasons.

At UNC, Gunther played four years andstarted three as a catcher. She gained All-ACC honors as a junior after leading theTarheels to the ACC regular- season title in1996.

Gunther began her coaching career in1998 as a volunteer assistant at UNC. Shewas a catcher for the Georgia Pride of theWomen’s Professional Fastpitch SoftballLeague (WPF) in 1998.

She earned a B.A. in English fromNorth Carolina in 1997 and is currentlyattending Penn State and will complete hermaster’s degree in higher education/college student affairs in May, 2004.

1978 4-71979 6-111980 17-81981 23-91982 28-4 Division III Champs1983 33-4* East Regional Second1984 30-4* East Regional Second1985 35-6* East Regional Second1986 42-5* Division II Third1987 35-11* East Regional Second1988 36-7* East Regional Second1989 43-6* East Regional Fourth1990 46-7* Division II Third1991 43-7 Division II Second1992 43-5* Division II Third1993 38-6* Division II Fourth1994 42-9* East Regional Second1995 53-6* Division II Second1996 36-12 East Regional Second1997 44-7 East Regional Fourth1998 39-9 East Regional Second1999 42-10 East Regional Second2000 49-12-1 Division II Third (Tie)2001 44-7* Division II Fourth2002 44-8* Division II Third2003 36-13 East Regional Third* PSAC Champions

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Coach Jan Hutchinson has seen a lotof softball in her 26 years as head coach.She knows that playing with intensity canseparate the good teams from the greatteams. As Hutchinson prepares for the2004 season she sees an intensity in theHuskies that is getting her excited forthe start of the season.

“I am really looking forward to thisseason,” said Hutchinson. “The team hasbeen practicing with a lot of emotion andintensity. They are fired up during all thedrills and can’t wait for the season to start.Last year was disappointing since we didnot make the NCAA final eight. I knowthis year’s team is using that as one of itsgoals for the year. They want to go out ontop as seniors.”

“Our team leadership is very goodthis year with seniors Amber Cowher andJess Shnyder stepping into the role ofleaders,” Hutchinson added. “They haveboth been All-Americans in their careersand have worked hard in the off-season toget even better. They are certainlyleading by example.”

“We return all but two starters in thefield and have all of our pitchersreturning,” said Hutchinson. “If we cankeep everyone healthy we should haveanother outstanding season.”

INFIELDThe Huskies infield is both strong

and deep this year. Returning playersDee Wolfe and Sara Roba will be vying forthe starting first base job. Wolfe came onoffensively for the Huskies at the end oflast year and will be a key figure in themiddle of the lineup this year. Roba is abat you want in the lineup and is also soliddefensively. A freshman, KristenKoveleski, is a solid player with great workethic and will see time at both first andthe outfield.

At second base sophomore KellyZarski will get the nod with freshman JessSnader adding quickness and depth to thesecond base and shortstop positions.Zarksi had a good offensive season as afreshman and should continue to getbetter. Snader has great range and astrong arm.

Amanda Breon, a first team All-PSACselection last year, will start again atshortstop for the Huskies. Breon is a quietleader who can hit for power and average.She is an outstanding player at shortstopwith great range, a strong arm and solidfundamentals.

At the hot corner, look for LaurelKoster to once again earn the starting job.Koster is very quick defensively and will bebacked up by sophomore Cyrstal Condran.

OUTFIELDIn leftfield the Huskies will start

Samantha Basalik who has gotten bettereach of her three years with the Huskies.Basalik has good range and is expected tohave a breakout year with the bat.

In centerfield, All-American JessShnyder is back for her fourth year afterleading the team in most offensivecategories a year ago. Shnyder has greatrange in the outfield and will once againbe a key offensive performer.

Right field will be a toss up in theearly going for the Huskies. Because theteam is so deep and talented in theinfield, look for several infielders to getsome playing time in right. Among thosebattling for the spot will be Roba, Zarski,Snader, Kovaleski and Tina Jennosa.

PITCHINGThe Huskies staff can best be

described in one word—talented. Led bysenior Amber Cowher, the Huskies cansend anyone of four pitchers to toe therubber this year with confidence. This falleach of the Huskies’ pitchers either addeda pitch or improved the pitches they werealready throwing. The power for each ofthe pitchers also increased.

Cowher, who has been an All-American during her career, threw 37consecutive shutout innings last year forthe Huskies while striking out a career-high 193 batters. Cowher not onlyimproved as a pitcher, but also as a hitter.Look for her to be a key performeroffensively as well for the Huskies.

Jaime Wilson, Amanda Smith, a pair ofjunior, and a red-shirt sophomore JenProbst, have also made big strides the past

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2004 NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Cl. B/T Hometown (High School)

6 Jess Snader INF/OF Fr. R/R Mount Joy (Donegal)

8 Amber Cowher P Sr. R/R Williamsport (Williamsport)

9 Laurel Koster 3B Jr. R/R Whitney Point, NY (Cicero North Syracuse)

10 Kelly Zarski IF/OF So. R/R Danville (Danville)

11 Jess Shnyder OF Sr. L/L Milton (Milton)

12 Samantha Basalik OF Sr. R/R Warminster (William Tennent)

13 Tina Jennosa C/OF Fr. R/R Downingtown (Hauppauge)

16 Dee Wolfe 1B/DH Jr. R/R Milton (Milton Area)

17 Sara Roba INF/OF Jr. R/R Emmaus (Emmaus)

18 Crystal Condran 3B So. R/R Hummelstown (Hershey)

19 Jen Probst P So. R/R Harrisburg (Central Dauphin)

22 Jaime Wilson P Jr. R/R Olyphant (Bishop O’Hara)

21 Becca Kehler C/DH Sr. R/R Klingerstown (Tri-Valley)

23 Amanda Breon SS Jr. R/R Bellefonte (Bellefonte)

24 Kristen Koveleski 1B/OF Fr. L/L Mechanicsburg (Mechanicsburg)

26 Alyson Taylor C So. R/R Jersey Shore (Jersey Shore)

28 Amanda Smith P Jr. R/R Sandy Ridge (Philipsburg-Osceola)

Head Coach: Jan Hutchinson (27th season)

Assistant Coaches: Susan Kocher, Jeanine Gunther

two seasons and are ready to now becomekey performers for the Huskies. All threesaw considerable time on the mound,including both PSAC and NCAA post-season games, with several strongperformances.

CATCHINGSenior Becca Kehler and Alyson

Taylor will see time behind the plate thisseason. Kehler is a slugger who once hitfour home runs in her first four at-bats ofthe year, while Taylor had a great fallseason and is ready to be a keycontributor. Taylor also has goodmechanics and a strong arm. FreshmanTina Jennosa is a solid catcher with astrong bat who will add depth bothbehind the plate and in right field.

OVERALL“I have a lot of optimism as we start

the year,” said Hutchinson. “We areexperienced, deep in pitching and have agood work ethic. This team can go far if itso desires.”

As far as the PSAC goes, Hutchinsonis predicting a dogfight among severalteams.

“Shippensburg will once again bevery good, while Mansfield and EastStroudsburg are much improved and arelooking to qualify for the PSAC playoffs,”Hutchinson added. “West Chester hasadded a new coach who should field astrong team, while Kutztown is always ateam to watch.”

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2003: Earned first team All-PSAC and first team All-Mid Atlantic

Region honors from the NFCA. Was named PSAC Pitcher of the week

three times in 2003. Had a career-high 193 strikeouts on the season,

with an ERA of 1.14. Finished second in the PSAC in strikeouts. At

the NCAA Regionals she recorded 18 strikeouts and allowed only one

earned run. Had a streak of 37 consecutive

shutout innings during the season during

which she threw five straight shutouts.

Struckout a career-high 14 in a win over East

Stroudsburg. Threw a one-hit shutout with 10

strikeouts against Millersville. Threw back-to-

back shutouts against Truman State and Ferris

State while in Florida. Fanned 10 or more

batters six times during the year. 2002: Was

named second team All-PSAC and second team

All-Mid-Atlantic Region from the NFCA. Fin-

ished the season with a 1.11 ERA. Was named

the MVP of the Mid-Atlantic Regional cham-

pionships after posting a record of 3-0 with a

0.00 ERA. She was also named to the All-

Tournament team. Had a season-high 11

strikeouts in a 1-0 win over Cal (PA) in the

PSAC Championships. Shutout Kennesaw St.

at the NCAA Championships. 2001: Was a

second team All-American selection. Named

to the All Mid-Atlantic, All-ECAC and All-PSAC

first team. Was named to the Mid-Atlantic All

Tournament teams. Struck out a career-high

13 in a win over Indiana (PA) at the NCAA Mid-

Atlantic Regional championship. In the regional finals, threw a two-hit shutout against IUP,

while striking out six. Pitched a five inning no-hitter against East Stroudsburg. Finished the

season with a 1.20 ERA. Led the PSAC in victories with 24.

G GS W L SV CG ShO IP H R ER SO BB ERA2001 33 27 24 5 1 23 7 186.2 138 44 32 143 25 1.212002 22 18 15 4 0 12 7 119.2 72 29 19 116 23 1.122003 29 25 19 7 0 19 13 166.0 96 32 27 193 39 1.39Totals 84 70 58 16 1 54 27 472.1 306 105 78 452 87 1.14

"��&�� "��JESS SHNYDER #11Sr., OF, Milton (Milton)Bats/Throws: L/L Major: Business Managment

2003: Earned first team All-American honors as well as first team

All-PSAC and All Mid-Atlantic Region for the second time. Led the

PSAC in total bases and was second in runs scored and hits. Was first

on the team with seven home runs and in runs batted in with 28. Had

a career-long 15-game hitting streak during the year. Was named PSAC

Player of the Week after hitting .552 with four

homers and 13 RBI and a slugging percent-

age of 1.207. Shnyder was 16-29 with 10 runs

scored five doubles and one triple for 35 total

bases in a 7-1 week. In a twinbill at West

Chester, she was 4-7 with two homers and five

RBI. Was 3-4 with three RBI and a triple

against New Haven early in the season. Went

2-3 with two runs scored in PSAC playoff game

with California (PA). Led the Huskies with 18

multi-hit games and nine multi-RBI games.

Six times she had three hits in a game. 2002:

Was a first team All-American selection. Also

received first-team All-PSAC and All Mid-At-

lantic Region honors. Was named the MVP of

the PSAC tournament after hitting .692 (9-

13) with three homers and seven RBI in four

games. Had 21 multiple-hit games. Was 4-4

against Mansfield and Lock Haven. Had five

RBI in game versus Millersville. 2001: Was a

first team All Mid-Atlantic Region selection

and a first team All-PSAC selection. Had 19

multiple-hit games and 11 multiple-RBI games.

Had a 13-game hitting streak. Went 5-for-7

with three home runs, four RBI, and six runs scored in a double header against Mansfield.

Went 3-for-4, including a double and a triple, with five RBI in game against West Chester.

Batted .422 with runners in scoring position.

G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg.2001 51 51 179 44 64 11 4 6 41 4 6 17 4 .3582002 52 52 176 56 72 12 5 12 42 2 12 18 7 .4092003 49 49 171 31 57 12 6 7 28 1 9 16 5 .333Totals152 152 526 131 193 35 15 25 111 7 27 41 16 .366

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BECCA KEHLER #21Sr., C/DH, Klingerstown (Tri-Valley)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Biology

2003: Started in 25 games for the Huskies. Had four RBI against East

Stroudsburg on two hits, including a homerun. Against Mansfield had

two doubles with four RBI in a 6-2 Bloomsburg win. Had six multi-RBI

games during the season. 2002: Played mostly as a designated hitter.

Started the season by hitting a home run in

her first four at-bats of the season, including

a school-record three in victory over Tiffin.

Finished the season with a .351 batting

average. Went 3-3 with three RBI against

Mansfield. Was 3-3 with one RBI in win over

Millersville. Hit a two-run home run in her

only at bat against Elizabeth City State in the

Mid-Atlantic Regionals. 2001: Saw action in

26 games and started in 14. Was 2-3 with a

double and two RBI in game against Mansfield.

Was 1-2 with a home run and two RBI in Mid-

Atlantic Regional title game against Indiana (PA).

G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg.2001 26 14 51 7 13 1 0 3 13 0 3 12 0 .2552002 29 17 57 14 20 3 1 9 25 1 4 7 0 .3512003 33 25 80 10 20 7 2 2 19 1 4 19 0 .250Totals 88 56 188 31 53 11 3 14 57 2 11 38 0 .281

SAMANTHA BASALIK #12Sr., OF, Warminster (William Tennent)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Elementary Educ.

2003: Started all 49 games for Bloomsburg. Went 3-4 against Lock

Haven in a 3-0 win for the Huskies. Hit a homerun in a 6-1 win against

Shippensburg. Put together a six-game hitting streak during the

middle of the season. Had five hits in the PSAC Tournament. 2002:

Started in 18 games for the Huskies. Had two hits and two RBI against

over East Stroudsburg. Was 2-3 in win over Shippensburg. 2001: Saw action in 37 games

and started in 14. Had a solid season at the plate finishing with a .327 average. Had five

multiple hit games. Went 2-3 with two RBI against Presbyterian. Was 2-3 with an RBI double

and one run scored against Indiana (PA) in the PSAC Championships.

G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg.2001 37 14 49 10 16 1 0 0 8 1 8 12 1 .3272002 29 18 51 9 13 2 0 1 6 3 7 8 3 .2552003 49 49 127 24 34 1 2 1 10 10 16 25 10 .268Totals115 81 227 43 63 4 2 2 24 14 31 52 14 .278

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AMANDA BREON #23Jr., SS, Bellefonte (Bellefonte Area)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Communications

2003: Earned first team All-PSAC

honors for her play at shortstop.

Was named PSAC East Player of the

Week after hitting .500 (9-18) with

four runs scored, a homer and four

RBI late in the season. She also had one double and one

triple for a slugging percentage of .833 leading the

Huskies to the PSAC Eastern Division title. In a twin bill

with East Stroudsburg, she was 4-6 with three runs scored,

two RBI and a home run.� Led the PSAC in triples with

seven as she scored 26 runs in 2003. Recorded five hits in

the PSAC tournament, including a solo homerun against

Indiana (PA). Had 14 muilti-hit games and seven games

with two or more RBI. 2002: Started in 51 games for the

Huskies between third base and shortstop. Finished the

season with a .284 batting average. Had 12 multiple-hit

games during the year. Led the team in sacrafices with

nine. Was 2-2 with a double and an RBI against Philadelphia University. Was 3-4 in win over

Millersville. Was 3-4 with a double and an RBI against Lock Haven during the Mid-Atlantic

Regionals. Personal: In her spare time Amanda drives Belgian Draft horses in competition.

G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg.2002 51 51 169 28 48 10 0 2 12 9 5 19 1 .2842003 49 49 154 26 42 8 7 4 24 7 15 21 2 .273Totals100 100 323 4 90 18 7 6 36 16 20 40 3 .279

G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg.2002 26 16 50 13 17 2 0 4 14 1 3 8 0 .3402003 43 40 56 9 12 3 1 0 5 1 2 18 0 .214Totals 69 56 106 22 29 5 1 4 19 2 5 26 0 .274

LAUREL KOSTER #9Jr., 3B, Whitney Point, NY (Cicero North Syracuse)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Special Education

2003: Saw action in 43 games for the Huskies making 40 starts. Had

a triple against Truman State. Against East Stroudsburg, recorded a

double, driving in two runs in the 9-1 Bloomsburg win. 2002: Started

in 16 games for the Huskies. Played shortstop and third base. Finished

with a .340 batting average. Hit a home run in her first career at-bat

against Tiffin. Was 3-3 with two RBI and a home run against Southwest State.

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SARA ROBA #17Jr., IF, Emmaus (Emmaus)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Criminal Justice

2003: Started in all 45 games played in. Had three mulit-hit games,

including a homerun against Shippensburg. Recorded two RBI against

Mansfield on one hit and went 1-2 against East Stroudsburg with a run

scored and an RBI. Had four games with two RBI. Doubled twice and

scored a run against West Chester on April 2nd. 2002: Started in 36

games for the Huskies. Played mostly designated hitter, but saw some action at first base.

Finished the season with a .327 batting average. Had seven multiple-hit games. Was 2-2 with

two doubles against Philadelphia. Was 3-3 with an RBI against PSAC opponent West Chester.

Had a game-winning three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh against Kutztown.

AMANDA SMITH #28Jr., P, Sandy Ridge (Philipsburg-Osceola)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Psychology2003: Started eight games for the Huskies finishing with a record of

5-1. Shutout Lock Haven on just two hits, while getting a season-high

six strikeouts. Pitched a three-hit shutout against East Stroudsburg,

while striking out five. Earned saves in back-to-back appearances

against Southern Illinois-Edwardsville and Philadelphia University.

2002: Finished the season with a 6-1 record and a 1.83 ERA. Struck out seven and allowed

no earned runs in first career game. Had back to back complete game shutouts against

Southwest State and South Dakota.

G GS W L SV CG ShO IP H R ER SO BB ERA2002 15 7 6 1 2 3 2 53.2 51 22 14 51 8 1.842003 15 8 5 1 3 2 2 62.0 39 16 13 42 8 1.47Totals 30 15 11 2 5 5 4 115.2 90 38 27 93 16 1.64

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JAIME WILSON #22Jr., P, Olyphant (Bishop O’Hara)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Social Work

2003: Pitched shutouts in back-to-back games against Millersville and

Mansfield allowing just four hits in each game. Had a streak of 20

scoreless innings during the year. Struckout a career-high 10 in a

shutout victory over Kutztown on April 6th. Did not allow a walk in her

final 27 innings of work during the year. Pitched a one-hit shutout in

Florida against Southwest State. 2002: Finished the season with a 5-0 record and a 1.72 ERA.

Had a complete game shutout, striking out six and giving up just two hits, in first career game

against Ferris State. Had three perfect innings against Mansfield.


DEE WOLFE #16Jr., 1B-DH, Milton (Milton)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Exercise Science

2003: Started 42 games for Bloomsburg. In Florida was 3-3 against

Southern Indiana with a double. Drove in four runs against West

Chester going 2-4 with a home run. Went 2-4 with a home run and

three RBI against Kutztown. In the NCAA championships against

California (PA) she was 2-3 with two runs scored. Had 14 multi-hit

games during the year. 2002: Saw action in 13 games for the Huskies, starting in two. Was

1 for 2 with a double against West Chester. Had an RBI single against Philadelphia.


CRYSTAL CONDRAN # 18So., 3B, Hummelstown (Hershey)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Exercise Science

G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg.2003 16 11 34 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 4 1 .118Total 16 11 34 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 4 1 .118

2003: Saw action in 16 games for the Huskies making 11 starts. In

her first collegiate game she was 1-3 with two RBI against St. Joe’s

of Indiana. Went 1-3 against Philadelphia and 1-4 against

Millersville. High School: Was named honorable mention Big 11 in

2000. Was a Mid-Penn All-Star at catcher in 2001 and 2002.

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ALYSON TAYLOR #26So., C, Jersey Shore (Jersey Shore)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Business Education


2003: Started in nine games for the Huskies. Had a double and

scored a run against Lock Haven. Slammed a double against New

Haven and was 1-2 with a run scored against Southwest State

during team’s trip to Florida.

JEN PROBST #19So., P, Harrisburg (Central Dauphin)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Biology

2003: Saw four starts at pitcher, earning a 3-1 record. Earned her first

collegiate win by throwing 5 1/3 innings and allowing just two hits

against Southern Indiana. Struckout a career-high five in a win over

West Chester. Beat Kutztown with four shutout innings. Also recorded

three hits on the season including a double against West Chester.

2002: Had one appearance pitching, giving up just one hit and no earned runs. Was one-for-

two from the plate with one double and one run scored. Was granted a medical red-shirt after

suffering an injury.


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JESS SNADER #6Fr., INF/OF Donegal (Mount Joy)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Mass Communications

Notes: Named a Lancaster-Lebanon (L-L) first team All-Star three

times. Helped team to L-L Section 3 and the L-L League titles in

both 2001 and 2002. Team finished in PIAA state championships

in 2001.

KRISTEN KOVELESKI #24Fr., 1B/OF, Mechanicsburg (Mechanicsburg)Bats/Throws: L/L Major: Secondary Education

Notes: Had a batting average of .493 her senior year at

Mechanicsburg. Compiled 35 hits, 21 stolen bases and 11 extra

base hits in her senior season. Was named Patriot News Big 11 and

earned first team All-Sentinel and Mid-Penn honors.

TINA JENNOSA #13Fr., C/OF Downingtown (Hauppauge)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Elementry Education

Notes: Earned All-League honors for three seasons. In her senior

year was named All-League, All-State and and NFCA All-Region

Second team. In 2003 was named the League Player of the Year

and also won the Golden Bat Award.

2003: Started in 34 games for the Huskies. Went 3-3 against California

(PA) in the PSAC playoffs with three RBI, two runs scored and a double

and a triple. Had a home run and two RBI against Mansfield. Finished

the year on a hot streak going 10 for her last 17 with five runs scored

and three doubles.

KELLY ZARSKI #10So., INF/OF, Danville (Danville)Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Medical Imaging


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8 Lenoir Rhyne College Wilson L, 0-310 St. Joseph’s Cowher W, 3-210 University of New Haven Smith W, 7-111 Truman State University Cowher W, 4-011 Southwest State Wislon W, 4-012 Ferris State Cowher W, 4-012 University of Southern Indiana Probst W, 1-014 Wayne State Cowher L, 1-314 Southern Illinois-Ed. Cowher W, 5-415 Dowling College Wilson W, 8-015 Central Missour Cowher L, 1-223 at Philadelphia Cowher W, 5-023 at Philadelphia Wilson W, 6-027 at Lock Haven Cowher W, 3-027 at Lock Haven Smith W, 8-029 at Caldwell College Cowher W, 4-129 at Caldwell College Wilson L, 1-2

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the Year for the 2001 season. Miller is just the second Bloomsburgplayer to ever be named National Player of the Year. Along with beingnamed the Player of the Year, Miller was also the Division II softballnominee for the Honda-Broderick Award, symbolic of the nation’s topfemale athlete.

For the 2001 season, Miller hit .477 with 17 homers and 52 RBI.She had 20 doubles, 144 total bases and a .966 slugging percentage.Miller helped lead the Huskies to a record of 44-7, the PSAC

championship and a fourth place at the NCAA Division II national championships.For her career, Miller rewrote both the school and Pennsylvania State Athletic

Conference (PSAC) record book. She set school and conference career records for hits(310), homers (56), RBI (204), doubles (70), total bases (570), slugging percentage(.840) and extra-bases hits (137). Her 56 home runs were second most all-time inNCAA Division II history. Miller was also a three-time PSAC Eastern Division Athlete ofthe Year.

Miller was named first-team All-American in 2000 and 2001. She was first-team AllMid-Atlantic region in 1999 and second-team in 1998.

Marty Laudato (left) was a member of theTampa Bay Fire Stix of the Women’s Profes-sional Softball League. While at BloomsburgLaudato was the first Husky to ever be namedDivision II National Player of the year. She was named the WPSL Hitter of the Yearin 1999 after hitting .311 with eight home runs and 36 RBI in 60 games.Stix finished the season at 37-29. In 1998 , Laudato hit .255 with five homers and 24 RBI in 52 games and

was selected to play in the WPSL All-Star game. Tampa Bay finished the year 27-39. In1997, Laudato hit .273 with three home runs and 22 RBI in 65 games for the GeorgiaPride.

Laudato was selected to play in four WPSL All-Star games. She is first all-time in theWPSL in career RBI (91), second in career homeruns (20). She is first in Tampa BayFireStix history in career batting average(.285), RBI (60) and home runs (13).

Janelle Breneman was a member of theGeorgia Pride of the Women’s ProfessionalSoftball League during the 1998 season. Breneman hit .247 with a homer and 12RBI in 47 games for the Pride in 1998. ThePride finished the season with a 36-30record. Breneman is currently the head softball coach at Bucknell University.

Dr. Cynthia Freeland is currently the team doctor for the BloomsburgUniversity athletic teams. While a player at Bloomsburg, Freeland was atwo-time All-American catcher. She hit .265 for her career with 47 RBI.As a senior, she hit .307 with 18 RBI and 17 runs scored and earnedthe Eleanor Wray Award as the outstanding female senior athlete. Inher four years with the team, she helped the Huskies to four PSACtitles, a record of 148-28 and a third-place finish at the NCAA nationalchampionships in 1986. Freeland was also a standout in the classroomand twice earned CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-American honors. She

received her medical degree in internal medicine from Penn State University/MiltonHershey Medical Center.

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PSAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

Eastern Division PSAC Pct. Overall Pct.Bloomsburg 20-4 .833 36-13 .735*Shippensburg 17-7 .708 37-14 .725Kutztown 14-10 .583 23-18 .561Mansfield 11-13 .458 20-18 .526West Chester 9-15 .375 23-19 .523East Stroudsburg 8-16 .333 10-26 .278Millersville 5-19 .208 12.24 .333

Western Division PSAC Pct. Overall Pct.California 17-3 .850 28-8 .778IUP 15-5 .750 25-18 .581Clarion 10-10 .500 16-20-1 .446Lock Haven 8-12 .400 13-21 .382Edinboro 7-13 .350 16-22 .421Slippery Rock 3-17 .150 10-26 .278*PSAC Tournament Champions

2003 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

2003 PSAC STANDINGS

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Position First Team Second TeamFirst Base Jaclyn Laskowski (Mansfield) Liza Pepper (Bloomsburg)Second Base Beth Frey (West Chester) Beth Rudai (Shippensburg)Third Base Jes Ricker (Mansfield) Amy Miller (Millersville)Shortstop Amanda Breon (Bloomsburg) Stacy Bricker (Kutztown)Outfield Liz Corr (Shippensburg) Jaime Dacey (Shippensburg)

Falan Glynn (West Chester) Karli Hausman (Kutztown)Jessica Shnyder (Bloomsburg) Beth Morris (Kutztown)

Catcher Erika Lee (East Stroudsburg) Terilyn Anderson (Kutztown)Pitcher Amber Cowher (Bloomsburg) Laura Harris (Millersville)

Kelley Tiesi (Shippensburg) Jaime Wilson (Bloomsburg)Designated Player Kellie Evans (Kutztown) Nancy Quinn (Mansfield)Utility Deanna Wolfe (Bloomsburg) Alison Tagliaferri (Mansfield)

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR ROOKIE OF THE YEARLiz Corr - Shippensburg Bob Brookens - Shippensburg Kelley Tiesi - Shippensburg

2003 ALL-PSAC EAST

1980 — East Stroudsburg1981 — Slippery Rock1982 — Lock Haven1983 — BLOOMSBURG1984 — BLOOMSBURG1985 — BLOOMSBURG1986 — BLOOMSBURG1987 — BLOOMSBURG1988 — BLOOMSBURG1989 — BLOOMSBURG1990 — BLOOMSBURG1991 — California (PA)

1992 — BLOOMSBURG1993 — BLOOMSBURG1994 — BLOOMSBURG1995 — BLOOMSBURG1996 — California (PA)1997 — California (PA)1998 --- California (PA)1999 --- California (PA)2000 --- California (PA)2001 — BLOOMSBURG2002 ---- BLOOMSBURG2003 ---- Shippensburg

Indiana (PA) 2, Bloomsburg 1Shippensburg 12, California (PA) 0Bloomsburg 9, California (PA) 1California (PA) eliminated.Shippensburg 11, Indiana (PA) 3Bloomsburg 2, Indiana (PA) 1Indiana (PA) eliminated.Championship GameShippensburg 3, Bloomsburg 2

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Eastern Division Western Division

Bloomsburg California

Cheyney Clarion

East Stroudsburg Edinboro

Kutztown Indiana

Mansfield Lock Haven

Millersville Shippensburg

West Chester Slippery Rock

The Pennsylvania State AthleticConference, with 52 years of organizedcompetition, has established itself as oneof the most respected NCAA Division IIathletic conferences.

In its history the PSAC has laid claimto 33 NCAA team champions and 186individual title winners, giving credenceto its fine athletic tradition. Theconference’s prosperity on the nationallevel was abundant again in 2002-03, asnearly one-third of the league’s 245teams participated in NCAA postseasoncompetition. The PSAC also distinguishesitself as the second largest Division IIconference in terms of sportssponsorship, awarding titles for 22different sports.

Academic success is paramount forPSAC member institutions as well. Duringthe 2002-03 academic year, 1,200student-athletes were designated by theconference as “Scholar-Athletes” afterattaining a cumulative grade pointaverage of 3.25 or better. Additionally,eight PSAC student-athletes earnedVerizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America

Awards last season.The PSAC was organized in 1951 for

the purpose of promoting andadministering men’s athletic programswithin the 14 state teachers colleges inthe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In1977, due to the interest and growth ofwomen’s athletics, the conference wasrestructured to provide for women’sprograms.

From its inception, each conferencemember selected its own competitivedivision within the NCAA. In 1980,however, the presidents voted to reclassifythe entire conference to Division II.Although all 14 institutions are membersof NCAA Division II, nine schools havealso elected to compete at the Division Ilevel in select sports.

In 1983, all member institutions weregranted university status as a result ofLegislative Act 188, which formedPennsylvania’s State System of HigherEducation. This system now enrolls inexcess of 101,000 students. The alumni ofthe State System number more than586,000, including 375,000Pennsylvanians.

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Name Win Loss Pct.

Adelphi 2 0 1.000

Akron 0 3 .000

Alabama-Huntsville 2 0 1.000

Allegheny 1 1 .500

Allentown 1 0 1.000

American International 8 2 .800

Army 2 1 .666

Ashland 6 2 .750

Assumption 3 0 1.000

Augustana (ILL) 2 0 1.000

Augustana (SD) 10 10 .500

Baker 1 0 1.000

Barry 6 0 1.000

Bellarmine 2 0 1.000

Bentley 2 0 1.000

Bethel 1 0 1.000

Bridgeport 3 1 .750

Brockport St. 1 1 .500

Brown 1 0 1.000

Bucknell 14 2 .875

Caldwell 3 1 .750

California (PA) 23 21 .523

UC Davis 0 1 .000

Cal. St. Bakersfield 0 2 .000

Cal. St. Hayward 1 1 .500

Cal. St. Northridge 0 1 .000

Calvin 1 0 1.000

Catawba 2 0 1.000

Catholic 2 0 1.000

Central Missouri St. 1 2 .333

Chapman 1 0 1.000

Colgate 5 0 1.000

Columbia Union 1 0 1.000

Columbus State 1 1 .500

Concord 1 0 1.000

Concordia (NY) 1 0 1.000

Concordia (MN) 1 0 1.000

Defiance 1 0 1.000

Detroit 1 0 1.000

Dowling 2 0 1.000

Drexel 2 0 1.000

East Stroudsburg 59 7 .894

Eastern Connecticut 1 0 1.000

Name Win Loss Pct.

Eastern Illinois 1 0 1.000

Edinboro 7 0 1.000

Elizabeth City State 1 0 1.000

Elon 2 0 1.000

Evansville 2 1 .666

Fairfield 1 0 1.000

Fairleigh Dickinson 1 0 1.000

Ferris State 2 1 .667

Ferrum 2 0 1.000

Florida Southern 9 7 .563

Flordia Tech 2 1 .667

Francis Marion 2 0 1.000

Franklin & Marshall 2 0 1.000

Furman 4 2 .667

Gannon 3 0 1.000

Goldey Beacom 10 0 1.000

Grand Valley St. 2 1 .667

Humboldt St. 1 2 .333

Huntingdon 0 1 .000

Incarnate-Word 1 0 1.000

Indiana (PA) 41 2 .953

Indiana-Purdue-Indy 1 0 1.000

Indiana-Purdue-Ft. Wayne 1 0 1.000

Indiana Wesleyan 1 0 1.000

Indianapolis 4 0 1.000

Ithaca 10 1 .909

John Carroll 1 0 1.000

Kennesaw St. 3 3 .500

Kentucky Wesleyan 2 0 1.000

King’s (PA) 3 0 1.000

Kutztown 67 20 1 Tie .767

Lake Superior State 1 0 1.000

LeMoyne 9 0 1.000

Lenoir-Rhyne 1 1 .500

Lewis 6 1 .857

Liberty 2 0 1.000

Lincoln 1 0 1.000

LIU-C.W. Post 9 1 .900

LIU-Southampton 1 0 1.000

Lock Haven 52 9 .852

Longwood 5 2 .714

Lowell 2 0 1.000

Maine 1 0 1.000

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Shephard 4 0 1.000

Shippensburg 63 30 .677

Slippery Rock 15 2 .883

South Carolina 2 0 1.000

South Dakota 3 1 .750

Southeast Missouri St. 4 0 1.000

Southern Indiana 3 0 1.000

South. Ill.-Edwardsville 3 1 .750

Southwest St. 3 0 1.000

Southwest Minn. State 3 0 1.000

Springfield 3 0 1.000

St. Cloud (MN) 0 1 .000

St. Edward’s 1 0 1.000

St. Joseph's (IN) 3 0 1.000

St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 6 0 1.000

St. Leo 4 0 1.000

St. Mary’s (TX) 0 1 .000

St. Peter’s 1 0 1.000

St. Rose 2 0 1.000

St. Xavier (ILL.) 3 0 1.000

Stephen F. Austin 0 1 .000

Stetson 1 0 1.000

Stonehill 1 0 1.000

Susquehanna 13 4 .765

Tampa 2 0 1.000

Tiffin 1 0 1.000

Trenton St. 1 3 .250

Truman St. 2 1 .667

Villanova 1 0 1.000

Virginia 4 1 .800

Virginia Tech 1 0 1.000

Wayne (MI) State 9 3 .750

West Chester 55 3 .948

West Florida 1 0 1.000

West Liberty 2 0 1.000

West Virginia Wesleyan 1 0 1.000

Western Michigan 1 0 1.000

Wilkes 9 0 1.000

Winthrop 1 0 1.000

Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1 0 1.000

Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0 1.000

Wisconsin-River Falls 1 0 1.000

Youngstown St. 1 0 1.000

2003 Opponents in Bold

Name Win Loss Pct.

Mankato St. (Minn. St.) 1 3 .250

Mansfield 60 2 .968

Mars Hill 1 0 1.000

Maryland-Balt. Co. 4 0 1.000

Merrimack 5 0 1.000

Messiah 2 0 1.000

Millersville 62 6 .912

Misericordia 4 0 1.000

Missouri-Rolla 1 1 .500

Missouri-St. Louis 1 0 1.000

Missouri Southern 1 1 .500

Molloy College 1 0 1.000

Mount Mercy 1 0 1.000

Mount Olive College 1 1 .500

Mount St. Mary’s 8 0 1.000

Navy 2 0 1.000

Nebraska-Omaha 2 1 .667

New Haven 1 0 1.000

New York Tech 2 0 1.000

NC-Wilmington 1 0 1.000

North Dakota St. 0 1 .000

North Florida 0 1 .000

Northeast Missouri St. 2 0 1.000

Northern Kentucky 1 0 1.000

Ohio Valley 1 0 1.000

Oswego St. 2 0 1.000

Pace 6 0 1.000

Penn St. 2 3 .400

Philadelphia U (Textile) 10 0 1.000

Portland St. 1 0 1.000

Presbyterian 2 0 1.000

Princeton 2 0 1.000

Queens (N.Y.) 2 0 1.000

Quinnipiac 1 1 .500

Roanoke 1 0 1.000

Regis 1 0 1.000

Rhode Island 3 0 1.000

Rider 2 0 1.000

Rowan 1 0 1.000

Sacred Heart 11 6 .647

Salisbury St. 5 2 .714

Sam Houston St. 1 0 1.000

San Francisco St. 1 0 1.000

Scranton 14 4 .778

Seton Hall 5 1 .833

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INDIVIDUAL TEAMBATTINGAt BatsGame 10*^ Karen Hertzler vs Sacred Heart 60^ vs Sacred Heart 5/11-12/84 5/11-12/84Season 218^ Michele Dreistadt 2000 1797^ 2000 (29 per game)Career 678 Erica Miller 1998-2001

Runs ScoredGame 4 Six Times 23 vs St. Peter’s 3/15/85Season 65 Cindy Slocum 1990 383 2000 (6.2 per game)Career 195 Erica Miller 1998-2001

HitsGame 5 Jen Lefever vs C. W. Post 4/9/94 22^ vs Lenoir-Rhyne 3/5/94

Kate Denneny vs Allentown 4/12/86Season 102 Erica Miller 2000 604^ 2000 (9.7 per game)Career 310 Erica Miller 1998-2001

Runs Batted InGame 7 Becca Kehler vs. Tiffin 3/10/02 16 vs Susquehanna 4/7/80Season 68^ Vanessa Sterner 2000 342^ 2000 (5.5 per game)Career 204^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

DoublesGame 3 Lora Glaspell vs California (Pa.) 5/6/94 10*^vs California (Pa.) 5/7/94

Tanya Heath vs West Chester 4/13/00Erica Miller vs Goldey Beacom 3/24/01

Season 23^ Brenda Moffat 1995 118*^ 2000(1.9 per game)Career 70^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

TriplesGame 2 Jen Lefever vs John Carroll 3/6/94 4^ vs Bucknell 4/27/83

Deb Long vs Lock Haven 4/22/82Lisa Mull (Twice in 2000)

Season 12^ Michele Dreistadt 2000 36 2000 (0.6 per game)Career 22 Jen Lefever 1993-96

Michele Dreistadt 1997-00

Home RunsGame 3 Becca Kehler vs. Tiffin 3/10/02 5 vs. Tiffin 3/10/02Season 18^ Vanessa Sterner 2000 62^ 2000 (1.0 per game)Career 56^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

Extra Base HitsSeason 44^ Erica Miller 2000 216^ 2000 (3.5 per game)Career 137^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

Total BasesSeason 189^ Erica Miller 2000Career 570^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

Batting AverageSeason .483 Erica Miller 2000 .348 1989Career .457^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

Slugging PercentageSeason .966^ Erica Miller 2001Career.841*^ Erica Miller 1998-2001

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INDIVIDUAL TEAMBATTINGBases on BallsGame 5 Jean Millen vs Fairleigh Dickinson 3/12/84 22^ vs FDU 3/12/84Season 31 Jean Millen 1987 135 1986 (2.9 per game)Career 86^ Jean Millen 1983-87

Stolen BasesGame 5 Three Players 14^ twicemost recent: Mary Hassenplug, Carolyn Harley 4/17/81 most recent: Navy 4/12/81Season 21 Jen Lefever 1996 106 1980 (4.2 per game)Career 40 Jen Lefever 1993-96

SacrificesGame 3 April Paoli vs West Chester 4/25/95 8^ vs. Wilkes 5/4/82

Jeannette Mitroka vs Shippensburg 4/22/81Season 20 Shelley Miller 1994 115^ 1995 (1.9 per game)Career 52^ Tanya Heath 1997-00

Hit By PitchesSeason 12^ Emily Brown 1995Career 21^ Emily Brown 1992-95

FIELDINGPutoutsSeason 473^ Brenda Moffat 1995 1,244 2000Career 873 Jean Millen 1983-87

Megan Hunsinger 1996-99

AssistsSeason 152 Erica Miller 2000Career 351 Janelle Breneman 1989-92

Fielding PercentageSeason 1.00 Six Players .971 1986most recent: Lisa Mull, Sara Roba, Alison Necci 2002Career .987 Megan Hunsinger 1996-99

PITCHINGGames PitchedSeason 47 April Paoli 1995

Christie Kittle 1999Career 144 Christie Kittle 1996-1999

Innings PitchedGame 23*^ Tina Souders vs Sacred Heart 5/11-12/84Season 256.2 Susan Kocher 1987 414.2^ 2000Career 785 Christie Kittle 1996-1999

Complete GamesSeason 31 April Paoli 1995 41 2001Career 86 Christie Kittle 1996-1999

^PSAC Record*NCAA Division II Record

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PITCHINGVictoriesSeason 37 April Paoli 1995 53^ 1995Career 106 Christie Kittle 1996-1999

StrikeoutsGame 18^ April Paoli vs Indiana (Pa.) 3/25/95

Tina Souders vs East Stroudsburg (16 inn.) 4/26/95Season 420^ April Paoli 1995 521^ 1995Career 635 Tina Souders 1981-84

Strikeouts per 7 inningsSeason 11.5*^ April Paoli 1995 9.4*^ 1995

Lowest ERASeason 0.07*^ Chris Moyer 1986 0.32 1984Career 0.34^ Tina Souders 1981-84

ShutoutsSeason 23 April Paoli 199531^ 1995Career 46 Tina Souders 1981-84

No-HittersSeason 6 April Paoli 1995 8 1995Career 9 Susan Kocher 1984-87

Perfect GamesSeason 2 April Paoli 1995 4 1986

Jill Solinski 1986Susan Kocher 1986

Career 2 Paoli (95), Solinski (83-86),Kocher (84-87), Tina Souders(1981-84)

Fewest Runs AllowedSeason 6^ Kim Maguire 1982

Susan Kocher 1985Career 42^ Chris Moyer 1983-86

Fewest Earned RunsSeason 1^ Chris Moyer 1986Career 21^ Chris Moyer 1983-86

Fewest Hits AllowedSeason 26^ Susan Kocher 1984Career 159^ Chris Moyer 1983-86

Best Winning PercentageSeason 1.000 Five Times

most recent: Kim Maguire 1992Career .925^ April Paoli 1995

Most Consecutive WinsCareer 40*^ Kim Maguire3/23/91-4/8/93 37^ 3/27/86-

5/15/86^ PSAC Record* NCAA Division II Record

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1. Judy Major vs Franklin & Marshall 5/2/812. Tina Souders # vs Misericordia 4/16/823. Brenda Long/Tina Souders vs Kutztown 4/24/824. Tina Souders vs Augustana (IL) 5/20/825. Chris Moyer vs Mansfield 3/31/836. Chris Moyer vs Kutztown 4/23/837. Tina Souders # vs Springfield 5/13/838. Susan Kocher vs Rider 4/9/849. Susan Kocher vs Kutztown 4/10/84

10. Susan Kocher vs Mansfield 4/12/8411. Chris Moyer vs Mansfield 4/12/8412. Tina Souders vs West Chester 4/28/8413. Chris Moyer vs St. Peter’s 3/18/8514. Susan Kocher vs West Chester 4/4/8515. Jill Solinski vs Drexel 3/25/8616. Susan Kocher vs Indiana (PA) 4/8/8617. Susan Kocher # vs Indiana (PA) 4/8/8618. Susan Kocher vs Kutztown 4/13/8619. Jill Solinski # vs Millersville 4/15/8620. Susan Kocher # vs Shippensburg 4/22/8621. Jill Solinski # vs Lowell 5/9/8622. Susan Kocher vs Lock Haven 4/8/8723. Heather Young vs Mansfield 4/8/8924. Kim Maguire vs Youngstown St. 3/27/9125. Heather Young vs Scranton 5/2/9126. Kim Maguire vs Assumption 3/11/9227. Heather Young vs Shippensburg 5/3/9228. Kim Maguire vs Slippery Rock 4/17/9429. April Paoli vs Lewis 3/11/9530. Connie Reese/Wendy Campbell vs West Chester 4/1/9531. April Paoli vs Mansfield 4/11/9532. April Paoli vs East Stroudsburg 4/17/9533. Connie Reese vs East Stroudsburg 4/17/9534. April Paoli # vs Mansfield 4/19/9535. April Paoli # vs California (PA) 5/5/9536. April Paoli vs Southern Indiana 5/12/9537. Christie Kittle vs Sacred Heart 3/12/9638. Val Sechrist vs. West Chester 3/27/9739. Kerri Cooper/Christie Kittle vs. West Chester 3/20/9940. Christie Kittle/Kerri Cooper vs. East Stroudsburg 4/5/9941. Kerri Cooper vs. Columbia Union (5 in). 3/6/0042. Amber Cowher vs. East Stroudsburg (5 in). 4/14/0143. Kerri Cooper # vs. West Chester (5 in). 4/10/02#Perfect Game

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Most Wins, Season 53 ^ 1995Most Consecutive Wins 37 *^ 3/27/86-5/15/86Most Consecutive Losses 4 (Twice) 1979Most Runs Scored, Game 23 vs St. Peter’s 3/15/85Most Runs Allowed, Game 22 vs Kutztown 5/7/79Most Runs Scored (Both Teams), Game 37, Kutztown 22, Bloomsburg 15 5/7/79Largest Winning Margin 23, Bloomsburg 23, St. Peter’s 0 3/15/85Largest Losing Margin 11, Scranton 15, Bloomsburg 4 4/20/79Most Double Plays, Game 3 vs Merrimack 5/15/93

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Cindy Freeland1986, 88

Jean Millen1986, 87

Tina Souders1982, 83, 84

Susan Kocher1986, 87

Cindy Slocum1988, 89, 90

Marty Laudato1990, 91, 92

Lori Shelly1989, 91

Gina Lindenmuth1989, 90

1982Tina Souders, PitcherKathy Behan, Third BaseDenise Henderson, CatcherAnne Schmidt, ShortstopKaren Hertzler, Second Base

1983Tina Souders, Pitcher

1984Tina Souders, Pitcher

1986Susan Kocher, PitcherJean Millen, First BaseCindy Freeland, CatcherCindy Freeland, AcademicChris Moyer, Academic

1987Susan Kocher, PitcherJean Millen, First BaseKate Denneny, OutfieldKate Denneny, Academic

1988Kirsten Upcraft, PitcherCindy Slocum, OutfieldCindy Freeland, Catcher

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1988Cindy Freeland, Academic

1989Cindy Slocum, OutfieldGina Lindenmuth, PitcherLori Shelly, DH

1990Gina Lindenmuth, PitcherMarty Laudato, CatcherCindy Slocum, OutfieldCindy Slocum, Academic

1991Lori Shelly, DHMarty Laudato, CatcherJanet Buckheit, OutfieldSandy Herr, Academic

1992Marty Laudato, Catcher +Heather Young, PitcherJanelle Breneman, ShortstopJen Buskirk, First Base

1993Jean Buskirk, First BaseKim Maguire, Pitcher

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Brenda Moffat1994, 95

Jen Lefever1994, 95

Megan Hunsinger1997, 98, 99

Erica Miller2000, 01

Vanessa Sterner2000, 01

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Jean Buskirk1992, 93

Kim Maguire1993, 94

Lisa Mull2001, 02

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1994Kim Maguire, PitcherBrenda Moffat, CatcherJen Lefever, ShortstopShelley Miller, Academic

1995Jen Lefever, ShortstopApril Paoli, PitcherBrenda Moffat, CatcherShelley Miller, Academic

1997Megan Hunsinger, Catcher *Marcie Hickey, Shortstop

1998Megan Hunsinger, Catcher *

1999Megan Hunsinger, Catcher

2000Erica Miller, ShortstopVanessa Sterner, OutfieldChris Bertatie, CoSIDA Academic

2001Erica Miller, Shortstop +Vanessa Sterner, Third BaseLisa Mull, OutfieldAmber Cowher, Pitcher

2002Jess Shnyder, OutfieldLisa Mull, OutfieldKerri Cooper, Pitcher

2003Jess Shnyder, Outfield

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2003 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 3, California (PA) 0Shippensburg 1, Bloomsburg 0California (PA) 1, Bloomsburg 0

2002 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 12, Elizabeth City 1Bloomsburg 11, Shippensburg 3Bloomsburg 2, California (PA) 0Bloomsburg 9, Lock Haven 0

NCAA ChampionshipsBloomsburg 4, Kennesaw St. 0St. Mary’s (TX) 2, Bloomsburg 0Bloomsburg 3, Barry 1Grand Valley St. 1, Bloomsburg 0

3rd place (tie)

2001 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 6, Kutztown 4Bloomsburg 9, Indiana (PA) 2Bloomsburg 5, Indiana (PA) 0

NCAA ChampionshipsHumboldt St. 2, Bloomsburg 1Bloomsburg 3, Kennesaw St. 2Bloomsburg 3, Alabama-Huntsville 1Humboldt St. 2, Bloomsburg 1-

4th place

2000 NCAA RegionalsKutztown 7, Bloomsburg 5Bloomsburg 6, California (PA) 5Bloomsburg 6, Kutztown 1Bloomsburg 10, Indiana (PA) 1 (6)Bloomsburg 8, Indiana (PA) 2

NCAA ChampionshipsBloomsburg 6, Merrimack 0North Dakota St. 3, Bloomsburg 1Bloomsburg 6, West Florida 4 (9)Kennesaw St. 7, Bloomsburg 1

3rd place (tie)1999 NCAA Regionals

Indiana (PA) 2, Bloomsburg 1

Bloomsburg 5, Shippensburg 0Indiana (PA) 7, Bloomsburg 6California (PA) 4, Bloomsburg 1

1998 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 2, Shippensburg 1California (PA) 4, Bloomsburg 1Tournament called due to rain

1997 NCAA RegionalsShippensburg 2, Bloomsburg 1California (PA) 4, Bloomsburg 0

1996 NCAA RegionalsCalifornia (PA) 3, Bloomsburg 2 (8)Bloomsburg 8, Kutztown 5Bloomsburg 3, Kutztown 0California (PA) 7, Bloomsburg 1

1995 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 2, Southern Indiana 0Bloomsburg 5, Kutztown 3Bloomsburg 3, California (PA) 1

NCAA ChampionshipsBloomsburg 8, Wisc.-Parkside 0Bloomsburg 2, Humboldt St. 1Kennesaw St. 3, Bloomsburg 0Kennesaw St. 3, Bloomsburg 2 (8)-

2nd place

1994 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 2, Kutztown 0California (PA) 3, Bloomsburg 0Bloomsburg 5, Lewis 0California (PA) 2, Bloomsburg 1

1993 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 3, Sacred Heart 0Bloomsburg 3, Merrimack 2 Bloomsburg 8, Merrimack 0

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1993 NCAA ChampionshipsAugustana, S.D. 2, Bloomsburg 1UC Davis 2, Bloomsburg 1 (11)

4th place

1992 NCAA RegionalsSacred Heart 2, Bloomsburg 1Bloomsburg 6, California (PA) 3Bloomsburg 5, Sacred Heart 1Bloomsburg 4, Shippensburg 0Bloomsburg 3, Shippensburg 1

NCAA ChampionshipsBloomsburg 3, Cal. St.-Hayward 0Missouri Southern 1, Bloomsburg 0Cal. St.-Hayward 4, Bloomsburg 3

3rd place

1991 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 5, Sacred Heart 0Bloomsburg 5, California (PA) 1Bloomsburg 2, Merrimack 1 (11)

NCAA ChampionshipsAugustana, S.D. 3, Bloomsburg 1Bloomsburg 9, SE Missouri State 4Bloomsburg 5, Portland State 2 (9)Augustana, S.D. 3, Bloomsburg 2 (10)

2nd place

1990 NCAA RegionalsCalifornia (PA) 1, Bloomsburg 0Bloomsburg 6, Sacred Heart 2Bloomsburg 4, American Int'l 0Bloomsburg 6, California (PA) 4Bloomsburg 7, California (PA) 2

1990 NCAA ChampionshipsCal. St.-Bakersfield 8, Bloomsburg 2Bloomsburg 4, Missouri Southern 3Cal. St.-Bakersfield 4, Bloomsburg 0

3rd place

1989 NCAA RegionalsBridgeport 2, Bloomsburg 1 (10)Cent. Missouri St. 4, Bloomsburg 3 (10)

1988 NCAA RegionalsLock Haven 2, Bloomsburg 0Bloomsburg 3, Wayne State 1 (10)Bloomsburg 10, Augustana 3Lock Haven 2, Bloomsburg 0

1987 NCAA RegionalsMankato St. 3, Bloomsburg 2 (12)Bloomsburg 3, Shippensburg 2 (9)Mankato St. 5, Bloomsburg 2

1986 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 2, Lowell 0Bloomsburg 5, Springfield 0Bloomsburg 9, Springfield 1

NCAA ChampionshipsBloomsburg 1, Truman St. 0Bloomsburg 1, NE Missouri State 0Stephen F. Austin 3, Bloomsburg 1Cal. St.-Northridge 5, Bloomsburg 4

3rd place

1985 NCAA RegionalsAkron 5, Bloomsburg 4Bloomsburg 4, Sam Houston State 2Akron 2, Bloomsburg 0

1984 NCAA RegionalsBloomsburg 1, Mankato St. 0Sacred Heart 1, Bloomsburg 0 (23)Bloomsburg 3, Sacred Heart 0Sacred Heart 1, Bloomsburg 0

1983 NCAA Regionals

Bloomsburg 2, Springfield 0 (10)

Sacred Heart 2, Bloomsburg 1

Bloomsburg 2, Sacred Heart 1

Sacred Heart 2, Bloomsburg 0

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Take one glance at the history of theNCAA Division II Softball Championshipsand the name Bloomsburg is prominentthroughout the pages.

The only institution to participate inevery NCAA Division II Tournament since1983, the Huskies have the most wins of anyDivision II school with 59.

Bloomsburg missed only the 1982 tour-nament, a season in which the Huskies wonthe AIAW Division III national champion-ship. That season, teams had a choice inwhich tournament to participate.

Twice the national runner-up, Blooms-burg has won more Mid-Atlantic/East Re-gion titles than any other school in theregion. In fact, its nine titles dwarf the nextclosest schools, California (PA) and SacredHeart, which have three and two regionalcrowns, respectively.

The Huskies have been in the champi-onship round eight of the last 14 seasons, a feat matched by no other Division II program.In that time, the team placed second twice, third four other times and fourth twice.

The Huskies played the longest game in NCAA Division II Tournament history in 1984,when Bloomsburg battled Sacred Heart for 23 innings. Sacred Heart captured a 1-0 decisionin the game, and, after the Huskies won the following game 3-0, Sacred Heart won another1-0 contest, this one in eight innings, to advance to the championship round.

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NCAA TOURNAMENT WINSTeam Yrs. WinsBLOOMSBURG 21 60Cal.-St. Northridge 9 45Kennesaw 8 40Cal-St. Bakersfield 13 39Florida Southern 14 38Nebraska-Omaha 16 35Augustana, SD 16 34Humboldt St. 12 33

NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMESTeam Yrs. GamesBLOOMSBURG 21 103Florida Southern 14 67UC Davis 13 66Augustana, SD 16 65Nebraska-Omaha 16 66California (PA) 14 63Cal.-St. Northridge 9 57Kennesaw St. 8 57

Opponent W LAkron 0 2Alabama-Huntsville 1 0American International 1 0Augustana, IL 1 0Augustana, SD 0 3Barry 1 0Bridgeport 0 1California, PA 8 9UC Davis 0 1Cal St.-Bakersfield 0 2Cal St.-Hayward 1 1Cal St.-Northridge 0 1Central Missouri St. 0 1Elizabeth City St. 1 0Grand Valley St. 0 1Humboldt St. 1 2Indiana (PA) 4 2Kennesaw St. 2 3Kutztown 6 1Lewis 1 0

Opponent W LLock Haven 1 2Lowell 1 0Mankato St. 1 2Merrimack 4 0Missouri Southern 1 1North Dakota St. 0 1Northeast Missouri St. 1 0Portland St. 1 0Sacred Heart 6 5Sam Houston St. 1 0Shippensburg 6 2Southeast Missouri St. 1 0Southern Indiana 1 0Springfield 3 0Stephen F. Austin 0 1St. Mary’s (TX) 0 1Truman St. 1 0Wayne (MI) St. 1 0W. Florida 1 0Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0

ALL-TIME NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT SERIES RECORDS

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