2010 Newberry College Softball Media Guide by Newberry College Athletics

Sara Powell Preseason all-SAC

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Amanda Huckestein Preseason all-SAC

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Jessie Teague

Ashley Roof

Shelley Jeffcoat N S

E O W F B T E B Kristen RHicksA R28 L Y L

Katie Bormann

Lindsey Workman

Amber Holley

Taylor Edmund

Whitney Wiles

Chelsea Chipoletti

Chelsie Hilbourn

Felicia Taylor

Richellle Mirabal

Angela Cataldo

Sara Powell

Allison Lovelace

Stephanie Blazer

Lindsay Cruz

Haley Watson

Tiffany Pigage

Aissa Gatewood

Jessica Reid

Elaina Alcocer

Courtney Flach

Megan Eysen

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sports information

Quick Facts........................................................1 Administration..................................................2 Head Coach.......................................................3 Support Staff.....................................................4 Team Roster...................................................... 5 2010 Seniors..................................................6-7 2010 Juniors..................................................... 8 2010 Sophomores.............................................9 2010 Freshmen..........................................10-11 Returnersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Career Statistics....................... 12-13 SAC Information..............................................14 Schedule Outlook........................................... 15 2010 Opponents........................................16-17 All-Time Records........................................18-19 2009 Statistics.................................................20

Sports Info. Director.........................Josh Manck Office Phone....................... (803) 321-5667 Mobile Phone..................... (803) 944-0618 Fax.......................................(803) 321-5169 E-Mail..............josh.manck@newberry.edu Softball SID.......................................Nick Vlattas Office Phone....................... (803) 321-5603 E-Mail.............. nick.vlattas@newberry.edu Website...........www.NewberryAthleticSite.com SID Mailing Address............ 2100 College Street Newberry, SC 29108

media outlets

Radio Station.............................WKDK AM 1240 Radio Contact Person........... Jimmie Coggins, Jr. Address.................................. 3000 Hazel Street Newberry, SC 29108 Head Coach........................................ Joe Elston Phone.........................................(803) 276-2957 Alma Mater, Year...................Kentucky, 1975 Record at Newberry, Years.........103-106-2, Five Career Record, Years................ 228-198-2, Eight The Newberry Observer.................................... Office Phone.............................. (803) 321-5164 Phone..........................................(803)276-0625 Assistant Coach.............................. Jadie Coates Fax...............................................(803)276-1517 Alma Mater, Year..... Newberry College, 2002 The State (Columbia)........................ Neil White Head Athletic Trainer...........Rachael Geoghegan Phone..........................................(803)771-8643 Softball Athletic Trainer.......Rachael Geoghegan Fax...............................................(803)771-8613 Training Room Phone.................(803) 321-5170 Greenville News.................. Sports Department Phone..........................................(800)395-8326 Name of School..................... Newberry College Fax...............................................(864)298-4137 City/ ZIP.............................. Newberry SC, 29108 Founded......................................................1856 Enrollment.................................................1,084 Nickname..................................................... N/A Overall Record Last Year..............................30-16 School Colors............................Scarlet and Gray Conference Record & Finish..............10-6, Third Stadium............ Newberry College Softball Field Final Ranking Last Season............................ N/A Capacity........................................................ N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lo........................13/5 Affiliation...................................NCAA Division II Starters Returning/Lost.................................8/2 Conference................South Atlantic Conference Presiden..........................Dr. John H. Hudgens II First Year of Program.................................. 1979 Alma Mater, Yr....................Newberry, 1960 Years in NCAA Postseason......................... None Athletic Director............................Brad Edwards National Championships............................None Alma Mater, Yr............South Carolina, 1988 Last NCAA Postseason Opponent.................N/A Faculty Athletics Rep............. Dr. Warren Moore Result............................................................N/A Senior Woman Administrator.........Robin Muller All-Time NCAA Postseason Record...............N/A Athletic Dept. Phone..................(803) 321-5137 All-Time Record............................................N/A Athletic Ticket Manager........................Tim Rath Ticket Office Phone.............(803) 321-5101

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Dr. John H. Hudgens

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Acting President

Dr. John H. Hudgens II, was the 19th person and the eighth alumnus to occupy the Office of the President at Newberry College. He assumed the role of interim president, June 1, 1999 after the retirement of Dr. Peter French. Dr. Hudgens was elected President of Newberry College in February of 2000. Dr. Hudgens assumed the role of Acting President in February 2010 while the current president, Dr. Zais, is on a leave of absence. He will continue in this role until a new president is elected. A 1960 graduate of Newberry College, Dr. Hudgens’ commitment as an educator has spanned four decades. He began his career as a teacher and coach at Orangeburg High School in 1960, and became principal in 1969. In 1972, he entered Richland County School District Two as principal of Spring Valley High School. He spent 22 years in the district, serving the last nine as Superintendent of Education. During his tenure as superintendent, the district raised test scores, built three new schools, instituted fullday kindergarten, and maintained financial accountability. The district’s schools also won 43 state incentive awards, Blue Ribbon Awards from the U.S. Department of Education, and were recognized by Redbook magazine. Dr. Hudgens earned a master’s degree in education from Clemson University in 1964, an advanced degree in education administration from the University of South Carolina in 1975, and a doctorate in education administration from USC in 1977. He served on the adjunct faculty of USC’s Graduate School of Education. Dr. Hudgens’ many accolades include the 1996 Distinguished Service Award, a national honor from the American Association of School Administrators; the 1991 South Carolina Superintendent of the Year awards; and the 1994 Athena Award from the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. In 1993, he was one of 10 superintendents selected by the British Council to participate in a study tour of Northern Ireland. He has been active in the South Carolina Association of School Superintendents, serving as president in 1992-1993 and chair of the organization’s Legislative Committee in 1991-1992. He has also served as president of the South Carolina Association of Secondary School Principals, board member of the South Carolina Council on Economic Education, and on the faculty of the South Carolina Superintendent’s Academy. He was one of 60 “effective principals” selected nationwide by the national Association of Secondary School principals. He has served as chair of 10 Evaluation Committees in South Carolina for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and was chair of the SACS Liaison Committee for Secondary Schools and Commission on Occupational Institutions. Dr. Hudgens was chair of the Education Division and a trustee for United Way of the Midlands. He was on the board of directors of the Northeast Area Chamber of Commerce; a board member of Columbia Area Junior Achievement; and a trustee of Cities in Schools – Columbia, Inc. He is past president of the Orangeburg Lions Club, the Dentsville-North Trenholm Lions Club and the Forest Acres Rotary Club. He served as an elder at Forest Lake Presbyterian Church. Dr. Hudgens has been an alumni leader at Newberry College, serving as past president of the Alumni Association, past president of the Lettermen’s Club, former board member of the Indian Club, and former alumni representative to the Board of Trustees. He is married to Martha Eargle Hudgens, Newberry College Class of 1961. They have two children and five grandchildren.

Brad Edwards

Athletic Director

Brad Edwards was introduced as Athletic Director at Newberry College on May 18, 2009. Prior to coming to Newberry, he served as vice president of IMI Resort Holdings, Inc., after five years as associate athletic director at the University of South Carolina. He served as USC’s senior associate athletic director from July 2003 to March 2006. Edwards, who played free safety for the Gamecocks and played in the National Football League for nine seasons, is currently responsible for the recruiting, hiring and training of sales executives and sales directors for IMI’s resort properties across North America, Latin America and the Caribbean. He also assists with the IMI PGA Tour Player program and was responsible for the construction of IMI’s New York City office. In his time at South Carolina, he served as the athletic department’s chief financial officer and was responsible for the day-to-day oversight and management of all business functions. He oversaw the department’s budget, business operations for Williams Brice Stadium, the Colonial Center and Sarge Frye Field, new facility design, development, and construction, all venue concessions and food service, department advertising and multimedia rights, coordination of bowl travel, and many other operational aspects of the department. He also assisted in securing major financial gifts and executive suite licenses. He joined the South Carolina athletic department as assistant athletic director for development in July 1999 and was named associate athletic director in October 2001. He transitioned to senior associate athletic director in July 2003. Edwards played free safety in the NFL for nine seasons after being drafted in the second round of the 1988 draft by the Minnesota Vikings. He also played with the Washington Redskins and Atlanta Falcons and was a starter with the Redskins’ Super Bowl XXVI championship team.

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Joe Elston

Year 1999 Newberry Softball Head Coach 2000 2001 Sixth Season 2002 Alma Mater: Kentucky ‘75 2003 E-mail: joseph.elston 2005 Office Phone: 321-5164 2006 Overall Record: 247-223-2 (.523) 2007 2008 10 Seasons Record at Newberry: 122-131-2 (.482) 2009 Five Seasons Overall

School Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellarmine Newberry Newberry Newberry Newberry Newberry 10 Seasons

Record 20-18 22-19 26-22 29-14 28-19 17-31 22-34-1 34-25-1 19-25 30-16 247-223-2

Pct. .526 .537 .542 .674 .596 .354 .479 .575 .432 .652 .523

H E A D C O A C H

Joe Elston enters his sixth season as head coach of Newberry’s softball program. In his 10 year coaching career, Elston has compiled over 200 victories and was recently honored for the accomplishment at the Easton Victory Club Awards Luncheon, which was held at the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort. Elston was among 36 coaches to receive recognition for their career milestone. Last season, the softball team finished the season with a 30-16 (10-6 South Atlantic Conference) record which was much improved from the 19-25 (3-10 SAC) mark in the year before. The team ended the 2009 campaign ranked tenth in the Southeast Region and boasted several team and individual achievements including two first team allSAC representatives and an honorable mention All-American. Despite the losing record in 2008, Newberry finished ranked nationally in several statistical categories; 15th in double plays per game, 40th in stolen bases per game, 49th in triples per game, 71st in scoring and 78th in batting average. In addition to the team accomplishments, several players found themselves nationally ranked in individual categories. Kat Hammond ranked in RBIs per game (29th), slugging percentage (43rd), batting average (72nd), doubles per game (79th), home runs per game (80th) and on-base percentage (95th). Along with Hammond, Aissa Gatewood ranked 43rd in the nation in stolen bases per game. In 2007, Elston’s team tied the school record for wins in a season, racking up 34 victories. To go along with the 3725-1 record, Courtney Lindler broke the school’s single-season RBI record with 54 and earned All-South Atlantic Region honors from the NFCA and DAKTRONICS, while freshman Sara Powell was a first team All-South Atlantic Conference performer as well as All-South Atlantic Region. In the 2006 season, Newberry posted a 22-34-1 overall and 4-10 in the SAC. However at the 2006 Food Lion SAC Softball Tournament, Newberry compiled a 3-2 record and advanced to the final day of competition before falling to eventual champions, Wingate University. The scarlet and gray garnered several awards in the 2006 season as juniors Courtney Lindler and Christina Kirby were named to the SAC All-Tournament team, while fellow junior Jessica Jackson earned recognition with an All-SAC Second Team selection. Elston’s second season at Newberry produced a win increase of five games as the scarlet and gray went 22-34-1 and acquired several postseason awards as sophomore pitcher and first baseman Christina Kirby was named to the All-SAC First Team as a utility player and junior catcher Sarah Lynch was an All-SAC Second Team member. On the academic spectrum, senior pitcher Kayce McLeod was an ESPN The Magazine All-District III Academic All-Region First Team pick and Newberry led all conference teams in team GPA. “Newberry is a diamond in the rough right now and we’re just starting to get polished,” stated Elston. “This program [softball program] is on the way up. The leadership in this school is instilled in the players and the coaches have instilled that leadership as well. I’m here to turn this program around because I believe in what Newberry College has given us.” Elston came to Newberry via the University of Evansville, where he served as assistant softball coach. While at Evansville, he helped guide the Purple Aces to a 40-20 overall record in 2004. Besides coaching, Elston also coordinated scouting reports, recruiting student-athletes, and fundraising. Prior to his stint at Evansville, Elston was the head coach at Bellarmine University, a Division II institution in Louisville, Ky. From 1999-2003, Elston compiled five straight winning seasons en route to being named the Great Lakes Conference Coach of the Year in 2003. In addition to his accomplishments on the field, his Bellarmine teams also maintained a team GPA of over 3.0. In 1999, he was inducted into the Kentucky Softball Coaches Hall of Fame. Elston has also coached on the high school level, heading the program at DuPont Manual High School in Louisville. While at DuPont Manual, he led his team to a 1997 state championship. He has also been a successful business owner, owning a dry-cleaning service for nearly 20 years. Elston and his wife Suzanne currently reside in Chapin.

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JADIE COATES

Assistant Coach

Newberry, 2002

Jadie Coates enters her first year as the assistant coach of the Newberry College softball team. Coates also serves as the assistant coach of the cross country team and teaches two classes in the Physical Education department. “Coach Coates is ideal for this position because she is young enough to relate with the players but old enough to hold authority over them,” head coach Joe Elston said. “The kids take well to her but she’s still tough. She’s hardnosed.” Coates was a 2002 graduate of Newberry College and was a four-year letter winner for the softball team. Coates played first base for the scarlet and gray from 1998-2002. In her senior year, Coates compiled a .951 fielding percentage while posting a batting average of .230. She also led the team in putouts. After graduation, Coates coached at the high school level as well as for a traveling team called the Palmetto Fusion. In 2008, she became the assistant coach at Southern Wesleyan. She spent one year with the Warriors before returning to Newberry and her alma mater.

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“Ever since I left Newberry I’ve been waiting for an opportunity to get back,” Coates said. “My family is all here in the Newberry and Clinton area. I’m excited to be home and be a part of the program once again.”

NICK VLATTAS

Sports Information Virginia Tech, 2009

Nick Vlattas begins his first year with Newberry College as a Sports Information Assistant. He serves as the primary contact for Volleyball, Women’s Basketball and Softball. He will be responsible for the publicity, game management, and statistical record keeping for those three sports. His duties include distribution of information on his assigned sports to all media contacts, collection and publication of game results on the athletic website, supervision of student workers, and maintenance of team statistics, photos, team records, and individual accomplishments. Prior to his arrival at Newberry, Vlattas worked as an Athletic Communications Assistant while a student at Virginia Tech. He handled various record-keeping and statistical compiling duties for the athletic department as well as writing and editing press releases. He also assisted with the department’s publications and photography.

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He received his B.A. in Communications and English from Virginia Tech with an emphasis on Public Relations and Professional Writing. Vlattas was born in Newport News, Va., but lived primarily in Yorktown, Va. He now resides in Newberry.

RACHEL GEOGHEGAN

Athletic Training Clemson, 2008

Rachel Geoghegan is in her first year as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Newberry College. Geoghegan maintains athletic training activities for three different sports; women’s soccer, women’s basketball and softball. She has also been a Certified Athletic Trainer since 2006. Geoghegan graduated Cum Laude from Erskine College in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training. She recently earned her Masters Degree in Human Resource Development from Clemson in 2008. While obtaining her degree from Clemson, Geoghegan was a graduate assistant for the Clemson Rowing team for two years spanning from 2006 to 2008. The rowing team was a participant in the 2008 NCAA National Championships. Geoghegan is also a two-time recipient of the Terry Lewis Memorial Scholarship from the South Carolina Athletics Trainers’ Association receiving the honor in 2006 and 2008. Geoghegan attended Chapin HS, where she served as a student athletic trainer under the direction of head athletic trainer Fred Williams. During her senior year she had the honor of working as a student athletic trainer at the 2001 Shrine Bowl in Rock Hill, S.C. for the S.C. team.

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Player Jessie Teague Katie Bormann Whitney Wiles Richelle Mirabal Stephanie Blazer Aissa Gatewood Ashley Roof Lindsey Workman Chelsea Chipoletti Angela Cataldo Lindsay Cruz Jessica Reid Shelley Jeffcoat Amber Holley Chelsie Hilbourn Sara Powell Haley Watson Elaina Alcocer Kristen Hicks Taylor Edmund Felicia Taylor Allison Lovelace Tiffany Pigage Courtney Flach Megan Eysen Christine Stokes Amanda Huckestein

Pos. Height Class Bats/Throws Hometown Charlotte, N.C. 2B/OF 5Ͳ4 Jr. R/R Irmo, S.C. P 5Ͳ5 Fr. R/R Iva, S.C. OF 5Ͳ4 Sr. L/R Tampa, Fla. SS/UT 5Ͳ8 So. R/R Greenville, S.C. OF/1B 5Ͳ3 Sr. R/L N. Charleston, S.C. OF/IF 5Ͳ4 Jr. S/R Columbia, S.C. 3B/1B 5Ͳ8 Fr. R/R Aiken, S.C. C/OF 5Ͳ2 Fr. R/R Brooksville, Fla. OF 5Ͳ4 Jr. R/R Sumter, S.C. 1B/3B 5Ͳ8 Jr. R/R Irmo, S.C. SS/2B 5Ͳ7 Fr. R/R Walhalla, S.C. IF/OF 5Ͳ6 Sr. R/R Lexington, S.C. P 5Ͳ5 Fr. R/R Aiken, S.C. P/UT 5Ͳ9 Fr. R/L Loris, S.C. P/OF 5Ͳ9 Jr. R/R Ocean View, Del. 3B/1B 5Ͳ8 Sr. R/R Goodlettsville, Tenn. 1B/3B 5Ͳ7 Sr. R/R Whitmire, S.C. UT 5Ͳ8 Fr. R/R Bamberg, S.C. P 5Ͳ4 Sr. R/R Florence, S.C. 3B 5Ͳ5 So. R/R Venice, Fla. P/UT 5Ͳ9 So. L/R Columbia, S.C. 1B/3B 5Ͳ9 Fr. R/R Lexington, S.C. C/3B 5Ͳ5 Sr. R/R Tampa, Fla. IF/OF 5Ͳ3 So. R/R Mt. Pleasant, S.C. UT 5Ͳ5 Fr. R/R Charleston, S.C. C 5Ͳ7 So. R/R Port Charlotte, Fla. P 5Ͳ8 Sr. R/R

Returning Starters Amanda Huckestein Kristen Hicks Tiffany Pigage Cheslsie Hilbourn Sara Powell Courtney Flach Aissa Gatewood Whitney Wiles

Returning Reserves Christine Stokes Taylor Edmund Angela Cataldo Richelle Mirabal Jessica Reid Chelsea Chipoletti Coutney Flach Stephanie Blazer Haley Watson Kristen Hicks

Previous School Hopewell HS Irmo HS Spartanburg Methodist Coll. Sickles HS Woodmont HS Ft. Dorchester HS A.C. Flora HS South Aiken HS Hernando HS Sumter HS Irmo HS Walhalla HS White Knoll HS Midland Valley HS Loris HS Indian River HS Pope John Paul II HS Clemson Univ. BambergͲErdhart HS South Florence HS University of North Florida Irmo HS White Knoll HS Sickles HS Wando HS Bishop England HS Concordia Neb. University

Newcomers Katie Bormann Ashley Roof Lindsey Workman Lindsay Cruz Shelley Jeffcoat Amber Holley Elaina Alcocer Allison Lovelace Megan Eysen

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Top (Left to Right) : Kristen Hicks, Haley Watson, Sara Powell, Joe Elston, Amanda Huckestein, Jessica Reid, Whitney Wiles. Bottom (Left to Right) : Stephanie Blazer, Tiffany Pigage (3) WHITNEY WILES

(5) STEPHANIE BLAZER

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Bats: L Throws: R

Iva, S.C.

2009: Started in 31 games and appeared in 35… batted .306 on the year while amassing 26 hits and scoring 24 runs… only struck out once in the entire year… stole 10 bases on 11 attempts… achieved 21 put outs and two assists without recording an error. Previous College: Played two years at Spartanburg Methodist under Head Coach Rick Pauly… was a Second Team All-Region member… also named to Academic All-American team… competed on Cross-Country team… High School: Played five years of varsity softball at Crescent HS for coach Gary Adams… batted .366 her senior year… was a Region and District Champion… named to the All-Region team and played in the State All-Start Game… was also a member of the Beta Club… was also a Five-Time Selection to the All-Region team during her six years competing for the Cross Country team… Personal: Born on June 11, 1988… daughter of Don and Helen Wiles… career goal is be a teacher and a coach… favorite movie is Remember the Titans… favorite pro sports team is the Atlanta Braves…

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OF/1B

Bats: R Throws: L

Greenville, S.C.

2009: Appeared in 24 games including six starts… recorded five hits, three of which went for extra bases, in 35 at bats… stole bases successfully in all three of her attempts. 2008: Played in seven games, while starting in four games... 2007: Played in 32 games with 13 starts her freshman year... compiled a .212 batting average with three doubles and two RBI... compiled a .909 fielding percentage... High School: Was team’s MVP and three-time all-region player... member of National Honor Society, Beta Club and Who’s Who Among American Students... also member of volleyball team for three seasons... Personal: Born May 23, 1988... daughter of Stephen and Debbie Blazer... favorite professional sports team is the New York Yankees... most respected pro athlete is Derek Jeter... favorite movie is The Notebook... favorite food is macaroni and cheese... if she could spend one day in history with anyone, it would be her grandfather, who was an All-American football player at North Carolina and played for the Buffalo Bills.

(12) JESSICA REID

IF/OF

Bats: R Throws: R

Walhalla, S.C.

(17) SARA POWELL

C/3B

Bats: R Throws: R

Ocean View, Del.

2009: Appeared in 29 games, starting in seven… batted .256 on the year with 10 hits in 30 at bats… added seven runs and eight RBIs as well. 2008: Only played in four games, starting in all four… batted .143 in those games... 2007: Played in 58 games with 44 starts... compiled a .291 average with 34 hits... had three doubles, one triple, three homeruns and 20 RBI... had six stolen bases in nine attempts... recorded a .936 fielding percentage... High School: Played five years of varsity softball at Walhalla, winning district championship three years... was all-region selection in 2005 and 2006, as well as all-state in 2005 and all-star in 2006... Mu Alpha Theta honors math club, National Honor Society, and Beta Club member... Personal: Born February 24, 1988... daughter of Frank and Patsy Reid... follows the Atlanta Braves and Clemson Tigers... enjoys eating salad and hot wings... most respected sports figure is Hank Aaron... plays the violin... favorite movies are Dumbe and Dumber and The Notebook.

2009: Started in all but three games for Newberry… recorded a .289 batting average and .396 on base percentage… accumulated 35 hits and 10 extra base hits… scored 26 runs and tallied 18 RBIs. 2008: Named to the all-SAC first time... Played in 44 games, while starting in 43… batted .341 on the season with 24 runs scored… was third on the team with 42 hits… second on the team with 22 RBIs… also recorded a team high 18 walks… 2007: Started all 60 games she played in during the 2007 season... compiled a .329 batting average 55 hits and 36 RBI... Had 11 doubles, 1 triple and 6 homeruns... stole 10 bases in 14 attempts...compiled a .970 fielding percentage... High School: Played four years of varsity softball at Indian River HS in Dagsboro under head coach Mark Browne...first team all-conference and all-state selection in 2006...team was conference and division champions with a 21-3 record in 2006...also played four years of varsity volleball and two years of varsity basketball... Personal: Born March 16, 1988...daughter of Allen and Alice Powell...most respected sports figure is Derek Jeter, and favorite pro sports team is the New York Yankees...also follows Duke University sports...

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Top (Left to Right) : Whitney Wiles, Stephanie Blazer, Jessica Reid, Kristen Hicks Bottom (Left to Right) : Sara Powell, Amanda Huckestein, Tiffany Pigage, Haley Watson (18) HALEY WATSON

1B/3B

Bats: R Throws: R

Goodlettsville, Tenn.

2009: Saw six plate appearances in six games… solidified a .500 on base percentage and scored a run. 2008: Played in 16 games, while starting in 8… batted .059 on the season with two runs scored… 2007: Played in 32 games with 16 starts... compiled a .212 batting average with 11 hits... had three doubles with two RBI... had a .986 fielding percentage... High School: Played four years of varsity softball at Pope John Paul II HS in Hendersonville for coach John Sneed... team was regional runnerup in 2006... all-county honoree in 2003, 2004, and 2005 as well as all-region selection in 2003... also payed two years of varsity basketball and soccer... Personal: Born January 2, 1988... daughter of Dawn Kranz and Kenny Watson... enjoys Japanese food... most respected sports figure is Andruw Jones... favorite professional sports team is the Cincinnatti Reds... when she’s not following Newberry, she cheers for Vanderbilt... favorite book is The Da Vinci Code... an accomplished singer, as she has performed in Carnegie Hall... if she could spend one day in history with anyone, she would choose Ghandi.

(21) KRISTEN HICKS

Bats: R Throws: R

Bamberg, S.C.

2009: Pitched 128 innings in 24 games, all of which she started… recorded a 12-10 record on the year with a 2.68 ERA… held opponents to a .255 batting average… recorded 87 strike outs. 2008: Appeared in 22 games, registering 15 starts… season record of 7-7 with a 3.95 ERA… threw eight complete games with two shutouts… was second on the team with 57 strikeouts… opponents batting average of .282… 2007: Appeared in 17 games with 8 starts... compiled a 3-2 record with a 3.12 ERA... threw two complete games... allowed an opponents batting average of .244... High School: Played four years of varsity softball at Bamberg-Ehrhardt under head coach Dena Hartzog... was all-region selection in 2004, 2005 and 2006... offensive player of the year in 2005 and most valuable player in 2006... played one year of varsity basketball... Personal: Born June 28, 1988... daughter of Keith and Terri Hicks...her most respected sports figure is USA national team pitcher Jennie Finch... also a University of South Carolina fan... favorite professional sports team is the Atlanta Braves... her favorite movie is Hitch.

(25) TIFFANY PIGAGE

C/3B

Bats: R Throws: R

Lexington, S.C.

(33) AMANDA HUCKESTEIN

Bats: R Throws: R

Port Charlotte, Fla.

2009: Named to SAC First Team and DAKTRONICS All-Southeast Team… earned SAC Pitcher of the Week honors three times… started in all 46 games for Newberry… batted .362 on the season with 51 hits, 28 runs scored and 32 RBIs… stole successfully in all 10 attempts… achieved an 18-6 pitching record with a 1.24 ERA… racked up 178 strike outs and held opponents to a .198 batting average. Previous College: Played two years at Concordia University in Nebraska for Head Coach Frank Greene… was a pitching honorable mention for the All-Conference… High School: Played four of varsity softball at Port Charlotte HS for Head Coach Rodney Taylor… was the team MVP twice… an All-Area Selection all four years… was a member of the Honor Roll and the National Honor Society… played three years of volleyball and basketball… Personal: Born on Feburary 5, 1988… daughter of Paul and Deborah Huckestein… career goal is to own a sports facility… ice cream is her favorite food… favorite college team other than Newberry is Florida… most respected sports figure is Jennie Finch…

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2B/OF

Bats: R Throws: R

Charlotte, N.C.

(6) AISSA GATEWOOD

OF/IF

Bats: S Throws: R

(9) CHELSEA CHIPOLETTI

Bats: R Throws: R

Brooksville, Fla.

(10) ANGELA CATALDO

1B/3B

Bats: R Throws: R

Sumter, S.C.

(15) CHELSIE HILBOURN

P/OF

Bats: R Throws: R

Loris, S.C.

2008: Played in 22 games, while starting in seven... batted .259 and scored nine times... stole two bases on two attempts... High School: Played three years of varsity softball for Hopewell HS... batted .310 as a senior and .471 as a junior... 2006 All-Conference... named most improved in 2006... was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Latin Honor Society and HOSA... Personal: Born June 26, 1989... daughter of Kevin and Teresa Allran and Stan and Katrina Teague... her career goal is to become a PE Teacher... her most respected sports figure is Jennie Finch... her favorite professional sports team is the Atlanta Braves.

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(1) JESSIE TEAGUE

North Charleston, S.C.

2009: Started in 41 games while appearing in 42… hit .323 on the year with 41 hits in 127 at bats… led the team in runs scored with 35… stole 12 bases in 13 attempts. 2008: Started in every game, totaling 44 starts... batted .349 with three triples... stole 21 bases on 25 attempts, which was a team high... scored a team-high 39 runs... recorded 51 hits, which was second on the team... High School: Played four years of varsity softball for Fort Dorchester High School... had a .408 batting average with a .602 on-base percentage and an .858 fielding percentage... was a member of the 2006 and 2007 All-Region team... named team MVP... played four years of varsity volleyball... Personal: Born November 6, 1988... daughter of Tammy and Bryan Thompson... her career goal is to become a neonatal nurse... her most respected sports figure is Cat Osterman.

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2009: Started in 15 games while appearing in 29… recorded eight hits in 40 at bats… Scored nine runs and netted three RBIs… recorded a .846 fielding percentage with 11 put outs. 2008: Started in 20 of the 38 games she played in… batted .302 on the season with 16 hits and 10 runs scored… had eight RBIs on the season… stole two bases… High School: Played four years of varsity softball at Hernando Hl... three-time conference champion... one-time district champion... one-time district runner-up... four-time member of All-Conference team... four-time member of All-District team... 2005 All-State... 2006 Shortstop of the Year... played one year of varsity golf and one year of varsity swimming... Personal: Born October 5, 1988... Daughter of Laura and Mike Irwin... her greatest athletic achievement was hitting her first homerun... her career goal is to become a sports broadcaster... she models her play after Jennie Finch... 2009: Started in 21 games and made 26 appearances… accumulated a .298 batting average on the year with 14 hits and 10 RBIs… compiled a .966 fielding percentage with 43 put outs and five assists. 2008: Played in 15 games, while starting six… had 3 RBIs on the season… had eleven fielding assists. High School: Played three years of varsity softball at Sumter HS... twice named to the AllRegion team... named to the Tournament MVP Team... awarded best defense in 2006 and best offense in 2007... played three years of varsity volleyball... Personal: Born November 10, 1988... daughter of Paul and Nancy Cataldo... her greatest athletic achievement is winning ASA State and going to Nationals... her career goal is to become a physical therapist... most respected sports figure is Derek Jeter. 2009: Appeared in 40 games while notching 22 starts… recorded 15 hits to go with 13 runs scored and 12 RBIs… recorded 134 put outs and five assists with just two errors for a .986 fielding percentage. 2008: Played in 39 games, while starting in 28… was third on the team with 20 RBIs… High School: Played five years of varsity softball at Loris HS... compiled a .450 batting average... four-time All-Region... four-time All-Tribune Team... two-time CAWS All-State... HSSR All-State... participated in the North-South All-Star Game... was a Wendy’s Heisman State Finalist... Tribune Female Athlete of the Year... Personal: Born January 18, 1989... daughter of Karen and Wayne Hilbourn... her greatest athletic achievement was pitching almost five games in one day to win a tournament... her career goal is to become a Sports Executive... she models her play after Jessica Mendoza.

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(4) RICHELLE MIRABAL

SS/UT

Bats: R Throws: R

2009: Started in 16 games and appeared in 29… compiled a .259 batting average with 14 hits in 54 at bats… recorded five RBIs and scored seven runs. 2008: Played in 37 games, while starting in 28 games.... compiled a .272 batting average with 15 RBIs... had five stolen bases without being thrown out... defensively had a .930 fielding percentage... High School: Played four years of varsity softball for Sickles High School... compiled a .327 batting average her senior year... named second team All-Conference... named Suncoast Honorable Mention... was a member of the National Honor Society, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Students against Drunk Driving... Personal: Born August 7, 1989... daughter of Rosalind Vazquez and Mario Mirabal... her greatest athletic achievement was hitting a walk off homerun for her first career homerun...

(22) TAYLOR EDMUND

Bats: L Throws: R

Tampa, Fla.

2 0 1 0 S O P H O M O R E S

Florence, S.C.

2009: Saw three at bats in three games… recorded a hit to achieve a .333 batting average. High School: Played three years of varsity softball at South Florence HS for Head Coach Bobby Jones… was a member of the 4A State Champions Team… team won back-to-back Region Championship in 2006 and 2007… was a member of the Honor Roll all four years of HS… was also the Student Body Vice President… Personal: Born on May 9, 1990… daughter of Phil and Michelle Edmund… career goal is to become a collegiate softball coach… favorite food is macaroni and cheese… can play the guitar… most respected sports figure is Brittany Cannon...

(23) FELICIA TAYLOR

P/UT

Bats: L Throws: R

Venice, Fla.

High School: Played three and a half years of varsity softball at Venice HS for Head Coach Larry Sandburg… was a member of four District Championship teams… was a two-time Offensive Player of the Year… was a three-time selection to the All-State team… was a member of the National Honor Society and Literacy Council… also competed on the volleyball and cross country teams… Personal: Born on May 26, 1989… daughter of Michael Taylor… favorite pro sports team is the Indianapolis Colts… favorite college team other than Newberry is Florida State… most respected sports figure is Peyton Manning...

(27) COURTNEY FLACH

SS/OF

Bats: R Throws: R

Tampa, Fla.

2009: Started in 28 games and appeared in 31… scored seven times and contributed nine RBIs… compiled a .917 fielding percentage with 53 put outs and 35 assists. High School: Played four of varsity softball at Sickles HS for Head Coaches Dennis and Soraya Reddick… was a three-time Golden Glove award winner… was a member of the All-County team… won the coaches award three years… was a member of the National Honor Society, FCA, National Technical Honor Society and DECA… Personal: Born on November 10, 1989… daughter of Ray and Karen Flach… career goal is to become an work at an international marketing firm… favorite pro sports team is the Tampa Bay Rays… favorite college team other than Newberry is Florida State… greatest sports achievement was winning the Hall of Fame Tournament in Oklahoma City…

(31) CHRISTINE STOKES

Bats: R Throws: R

2009: Started 13 games and appeared in 23… her .372 batting average was the third highest on the team… recorded 16 hits, seven RBIs and five runs… accumulated 23 put outs and two assists without an error. High School: Played four of varsity softball at Bishop England HS for Head Coach Mark Pender… was an All-Region selection in 2007 and 2008… was the 2008 All-Region Player of the Year… was an all-state selection… also competed on the basketball team for three years… Personal: Born on November 19, 1989… daughter of Chuck and Susan Stokes… career goal is to become a physical therapist… oranges is her favorite food… favorite college team other than Newberry is Texas… most respected sports figure is Cat Osterman…

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Charleston, S.C.

N E W B E R R Y

S O F T B A L L

2 0 1 0

Bats: R Throws: R

Irmo, S.C.

(7) ASHLEY ROOF

3B/1B

Bats: R Throws: R

(8) LINDSEY WORKMAN

C/OF

Bats: R Throws: R

Aiken, S.C.

(11) LINDSAY CRUZ

SS/2B

Bats: R Throws: R

Irmo, S.C.

(13) SHELLEY JEFFCOAT

Bats: R Throws: R

Lexington, S.C.

High School: Played three years of varsity softball at Irmo High School under head coach Bobby Henderson… helped her team to a Myrtle Beach Tournament championship, three region championships and two district championships… earned the Academic Excellence Award from 2007-2009. Personal: Born on November 29, 1990, in Stillwater, Okla., to Dennis and Linda Bormann… majoring in Mathematics and Secondary Education… aspires to be a high school math teacher… favorite food is chicken… favorite movie is The Blind Side… Most respected sports figure is Derek Jeter in spite of the fact that she supports the Boston Red Sox… favorite college team other than Newberry is Clemson… fondest sports memory is throwing a nohitter… has been most influenced by her brother and father… if she could spend a day with anyone, Katie would spend one with Rosa Parks…

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(2) KATIE BORMANN

S O F T B A L L

Columbia, S.C.

High School: Played five years of varsity softball at A.C. Flora under head coach Patty McDonnell… named all-region from 2005-2009 and all-state in 2009… honored with the all-region co-MVP in 2009… won her team’s Coaches’ Award in 2005 and 2008 as well as the Big Stick Award in 2007… also active in the National Honor Society and High School Scholar Athletes. Personal: Born on February 24, 1991 in Columbia, S.C., to Mart and Melissa Roof… majoring in Elementary Education… aspires to become an inspirational teacher and coach… favorite food is pizza… supports the Green Bay Packers and the South Carolina Gamecocks… fondest sports memory was hitting a grand slam as her first home run… has been influenced the most by her parents and high school coach… enjoys making crafts.

High School: played four years of varsity softball at South Aiken High School under head coach Jimmy Grimes… named all-region in 2008 and 2009… received the Offensive MVP award in 2007 and 2009 and the Coaches’ Award in 2008… also received the Thoroughbred Award and the Student Council Award, achieved perfect attendance for 12 years and was named an Army Reserve’s Scholar Athlete… also competed in basketball and volleyball. Personal: Born on February 2, 1991, to Lynn and Everett Workman in Aiken, S.C… majoring in Biology and aspires to be an orthodontist… favorite food is mashed potatoes… favorite movie is Pearl Harbor… supports the South Carolina Gamecocks… most respected athlete is Javy Lopez… considers herself a talented doodler… appreciates the quote, “A game is only a venue to showcase how hard you’ve practiced.”… if she could spend a day with anyone in history, Lindsey would spend it with Teddy Roosevelt. High School: Played four years of varsity softball at Irmo High School under head coach Bobby Henderson… achieved a .384 batting average while accumulating 33 hits and driving in 18 runs her senior season… won a Golden Glove Award… named all-state and best offensive player… helped her team to a Myrtle Beach Tournament championship, three region championships and two district championships… also active in the Spanish Honor Society. Personal: Born on December 2, 1990, in Columbia, S.C., to Stacie Gogan and Hiram Cruz… majoring in Mathematics and Spanish and aspires to be a high school math teacher… favorite professional team is the Boston Red Sox, yet she respects Derek Jeter over any athlete… when not cheering for Newberry, she supports the Clemson Tigers… fondest sports memory is winning the district and region in 2008… enjoys listening to Spanish music before games… High School: Played four years of varsity softball at White Knoll High School under head coach Joey Lawson… named all-state, all-region, and all-area Player of the Year… holds her high school’s record for most strikeouts in seven innings… consistent Honor Roll earner… helped her team to regional and district championships… also played three years of volleyball. Personal: Born on November 19, 1990, in Lexington, S.C., to Ginger and Dwayne Jeffcoat… majoring in Education and aspires to be a coach and teacher… favorite food is macaroni and cheese… favorite professional team is the Atlanta Braves… supports the South Carolina Gamecocks… fondest memory is breaking the seven-inning strikeout record in her sophomore year… inspired by photography… works to fix the dirt around the pitcher’s mound to perfection during games… most respected sports figure is Cat Osterman…

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(14) AMBER HOLLEY

P/UT

Bats: R Throws: L

High School: played six years of varsity softball at Aiken Midland Valley High School under coaches Michael Yeater and Susan Jordan… helped her team to regional championships in 2008 and 2009… named all-state and all-region from 2007-2009… earned her team’s Bad Horse Award (MVP) from 2007-2009… active in both the National Honor Society and Beta Club as well as being a consistent Honor Roll earner… also competed in volleyball and cross country. Personal: Born on October 29, 1990, to Steven and Barbara Holley… majoring in Nursing… favorite food is pasta… favorite professional sports team is the Atlanta Braves… favorite college team other than Newberry is the South Carolina Gamecocks… fondest sports memory is hitting a three-run home run against a team she never beat… volunteers at hospitals in her spare time… has been most influenced by her parents and previous coaches… most respected sports figure is Tim Tebow.

Aiken, S.C.

(19) ELAINA ALCOCER

Bats: R Throws: R

Whitmire, S.C.

(24) ALLISON LOVELACE

1B/3B

Bats: R Throws: R

Columbia, S.C.

Previous School: Played for one season at Clemson under head coach Erin Ruggeri… also competed in rowing. High School: Played three years of varsity softball at Whitmire High School… led her team to 2005-2006 District Championships… recipient of the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award… active in the Beta Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes… also competed in volleyball and basketball. Personal: Born on March 16, 1991, to Jay Alcocer and Barbara Reager… majoring in Mathematics and Education… favorite professional sports team is the Atlanta Braves… favorite non-Newberry college team is Clemson… likes to dance to rap music to prepare for games… has been influenced most by her father and grandmother… Elaina is also a talented writer. High School: Played five years of varsity softball at Irmo High School under coaches Dawn Rister and Bobby Henderson… was named all-region, rookie of the year and best defensive player… received the Golden Glove Award twice… helped her team to regional championships from 2005-2008… received the Academic Excellence Award from 20072009… also competed in basketball and volleyball. Personal: Born on July 9, 1990, in Shelby, N.C., to Woody and Kathleen Lovelace… majoring in Nursing… favorite food is ice cream… favorite professional team is the Green Bay Packers and most respected athlete is Brett Favre… supports the Georgia Bulldogs… her fondest memory is winning the district despite being the lowest seed… most influenced by her father… also a talented violinist.

(28) MEGAN EYSEN

Bats: R Throws: R

High School: Played four years of varsity softball at Wando High School under head coach Steve Legette… received all-state and all-region honors in 2009… batted .459 with a .689 slugging percentage and .483 OBP in 2008… Amassed 39 hits with only six strikeouts… named to the 2006 Wando Invitational Tournament all-tournament team… helped her team to a region runner-up finish in 2009… named to the academic honor roll all four years. Personal: Born in Mt. Pleasant, S.C., on December 12, 1990, to Seth and Lisa Eysen… majoring in nursing… favorite team is the New York Yankees and she models her play after Derek Jeter… favorite college team besides Newberry is the Clemson Tigers… fondest sports memory is hitting a home run to lift her team to a 1-0 victory… likes to draw and prides herself on her Guitar Hero abilities… if she could spend a day with anyone in history, Megan would spend it with Rosa Parks.

Mt. Pleasant, S.C.

2 0 1 0 F R E S H M E N

N E W B E R R Y

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TOTAL 2005 Year TOTAL 2005 TOTAL

47 47 ab 47 142 142

1 1 r 1 11 11

6 6 h 6 34 34

avg

gp-gs

2009 Year Year TOTAL 2009 Year 2007 TOTAL 2007 2008 2008 TOTAL 2009 Year TOTAL 2009 Year TOTAL 2009 Year TOTAL 2009 Year TOTAL 2005 Year Year TOTAL 2008 Year 2007 2009 2008 2008 Year TOTAL 2009 TOTAL 2008 TOTAL Year TOTAL 2009 TOTAL Year

.500 avg avg .500 .500 avg .345 .500 .212 .459 .000 .365 .143 avg .154 .125 avg .125 .125 avg .125 .333 avg .333 .128 avg avg .128 .150 avg .345 .298 .150 .459 avg .254 .298 .365 .000 .254 avg .000 .500 .500 avg era

3-0 gp-gs gp-gs 3-0 3-0 gp-gs 59-57 3-0 32-13 11-10 7-4 70-67 24-6 gp-gs 63-23 14-12 gp-gs 14-12 14-12 gp-gs 14-12 3-0 gp-gs 3-0 25-23 gp-gs gp-gs 25-23 15-6 gp-gs 59-57 26-21 15-6 11-10 gp-gs 41-27 26-21 70-67 5-2 41-27 gp-gs 5-2 3-0 3-0 gp-gs w-l

2 ab ab 2 2 ab 174

2 33 37 10 211 35 ab 78 16 ab 16 16 ab 16 3 ab 3 47 ab ab 47 20 ab 174 47 20 37 ab 67 47 211 6 67 ab 6 2 2 appab

0 2b 2b 0 0 2b 0

0 3b 3b 0 0 3b 3

2009 TOTAL Year 2008 TOTAL TOTAL 2009 2007 Year TOTAL 2008 Year 2009 TOTAL 2008 TOTAL Year Year TOTAL 2009 2008 TOTAL TOTAL Year

.302 2.32 avg .333 .200 2.32 avg .302 .333 .258 .200 .345 avg .258 .459 avg .125 .365 .252 .125 avg avg .252 .197 .252 .000 .197 .252 .000 era

38-20 10-15 gp-gs 3-0 29-15 10-15 gp-gs 38-20 3-0 67-35 29-15 59-57 gp-gs 67-35 11-10 gp-gs 14-12 70-67 37-36 14-12 gp-gs gp-gs 37-36 31-28 37-36 5-2 31-28 37-36 5-2 w-l

2853 ab 3 2840 ab 53 3 93 40 174 ab 93 37 ab 16 211 103 16 ab ab 103 61 1036 61 1036 app

0r 1h 0r 1h 0 1 41r 60h 0 1 109 177 500 770 7r 5h 171 122 r h 1 2 1 2 r h 1 2 0 1 0r 1h 1r 6h r h 11 36 41r 60h 3 14 91r 173h 4 17 14 503 77 2 0 4 17 2r 0h 0 1 h gs 0r cg 1 r h 2010r 1616h 0 1 2010r 16 8h 100 161 20 24 10 608 41 r h 209r 17 24h 1 2 50 141r 77 262h 14r 26h 7 12 142 260 7 12 2 cg260 gs14

TOTAL

2.87 avg .333 era 2.87 .150 .333 2.87 2.32 .298 avg 2.87 2.32 .254 .261 .261

15-6 3-0 2-3 10-15 26-21 gp-gs 2-3 10-15 41-27 12-6

2007 2008 Year 2008 Year TOTAL 2007 2009 TOTAL 2008 Year 2008 TOTAL 2009 2006 Year TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL 2008 TOTAL Year

.347 .000 avg .415 avg .000 .347 .197 .377 .302 avg .415 .197 .200 .333 era .377 .258 .333 2.32 2.32 avg

Year 2006 Year 2008 TOTAL Year 2006 TOTAL 2008 Year TOTAL 2009 2009 TOTAL TOTAL Year

avg .262 avg .261 .262 avg .262 .261 .349 avg .262 .323 .197 .337 .197 avg

Year 2009 Year 2006 TOTAL

avg .413 avg .333 .413 .413 .333 avg .413 .261 .261 avg

Year 2008 Year 2009

S T A T S

25-23 25-23 gp-gs 25-23 48-47 48-47

Year

R E T U R N E R Sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

N E W B E R R Y

.128 .128 avg .128 .239 .239

Year 2008 Year 2009 Year TOTAL

2008 TOTAL 2008 2009 Year TOTAL TOTAL 2008 Year Year

S O F T B A L L

2009 TOTAL Year TOTAL 2008 TOTAL Year Year 2007 Year 2008 2007 2009 Year 2008 TOTAL 2006 2009 TOTAL Year

2007 Year 2008 2007 2009 Year 2008 TOTAL 2008 2009 2009 TOTAL TOTAL Year

avg

avg avg

avg .000 avg .349 .500 .000 .323 avg .500 .337 .333 .333 .000 .333 era

3.12 era 3.95 3.12 2.68 avg 3.95 3.19 .349 2.68 .323 3.19 .337

gp-gs

gp-gs 2-3 gp-gs 3-0 w-l 2-3

12-6

gp-gs gp-gs

gp-gs 17-8 gp-gs 44-44 3-0 17-8 42-41 1-1 gp-gs 3-0 86-85 21-9 3-0 1-1 3-0 21-9 w-l

3-2 w-l 7-7 3-2 12-10 gp-gs 7-7 22-19 44-44 12-10 42-41 22-19 86-85

avg

gp-gs

2008 Year 2009 2008 TOTAL 2009 TOTAL Year

.297 avg .197 .297 .251 .197 .251 era

39-28 gp-gs 40-22 39-28 79-50 40-22 79-50 w-l

2008 Year TOTAL 2008 TOTAL

0.00 era 0.00 0.00 0.00

0-0 w-l 0-0 0-0 0-0

3 01

0 30

10 3b 3b 1

ab r h 2b 15ab 8 r 1 h 0/12b app 15 3 gs8 0 cg1 1 sho 0/1 0

10 sv 3b 0 3b sv 00

0 1

2 50 2 0 sho 5

20 1 3 0 3 8 0 161 1 2/1 0 15 2847 3r 14h 0/12b2 ab 20 15 0/1 2 2867 208 4 16117 2/1 23 5 6 2 23 5 6 2

ab 138 ab 3 138 1383 ab 138 23 23 ab

28r 280r 280 28r 5 5r

ab 2 1r ab 146 6 391r 12721 3510 ab 69 7412r 273 13 0 3 gs 20 app 9 15 8 app gs 22 15 15 24 248 22 61ab 15 47 r 146 2439 24 127 4735 61 273 74 ab

h h

2b 2b

60 13 0 2b 560hh 14 2b 0 1320 60 12 116 16h 27 2 2b 56 128 1421 1 sho 0 cg 116 241 2730 16 2/1 16 h 2/12b 34h 346hh 346 51h 34 41 12 92 12h 57h 571h 571 57h 6 6h

hbp

gdp

0 bb bb 0 0 bb 17

0 hbp hbp 0 0 hbp 1

0 so so 0 0 so 24

0 gdp gdp 0 0 gdp 0

0 0

11 113

27 669

.290 .225 .379

1 171 bb 31 bb 2 20 30 19 .408 1 42 2 slg% .125 bb52 hr rbi tb hr rbi tb slg% bb 3 19 42 .408 5 0 9 14 .230 2 Taylor 30 191 Edmund 420 .408 52 .000 Angela 0 9 Cataldo 14 .230 2 30 ip 191 h 420 r .408 .000er 52bb hr rbi tb slg% bb 46.1 rbi 76Garrett hr tb 32slg%19 bb 5 Chelsea 0 ip 0 76h 1 32r .33319 er 0bb 46.1 0 3 3 .150 15 0 0 1 79 .33350 0 46.1 76 32 19 151.0 123 0 10 16 .340 bb4365 hr rbi tb slg% 46.1 76 32 19 151.0 123 79 50 Kat Hammond 00 135 198 .284 52365 .348 Katelin Edwards 0 5 8 .348 2

hr rbi tb slg% Courtney Flach 11 27 .290 0Jesse 7 Edwards 20 .541 Groves Katelin hr rbi tb slg% 0 0 1 2 .125 4 0 18 86 .408

50 2b 2b 5

r r

Stephanie Blazer 0 rbi0 1 slg% .500 hr tb

Individual Dean 2b 3b hr Ginna rbiCareer tb slg% History bb hbp so 0 rbi816, .34050 bb036 hbp 2 so624 2/12b2 3b0(Mar 151.0 123 18 79 139 2010) hr tb 0 0 0 0 1 slg% .333 0 0 1 Mehgan Carter 1 0 3 9 .225 1 1 924 2/1 0 151.0 123 79 50 36 139 Individual 2b hr rbi tb bb 20 3b00 00Jesse 80Career 18 .340 00 hbp20 so61 1 slg% .333 History Groves 3b 10 3b

ab ab

Lacy Burdette

hr Ginna rbi Dean tb slg%

hr tb 0 rbi0 1 slg% .500 0 0 1 .500 hr rbi tb slg% 0 11 66 .379 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 12 .541 .364 Mehgan 12 10 01 74 Carter 20 31 0 102 .000 200 10 40 0 180 860 .408 1 260 Mehgan Carter 3 3b0 0 rbi4 8 slg% .229 bb1 hbp1 so7 2b hr tb 50 00(Mar 10 8116, 202 2010) .256 Taylor Edmund .125 bb22 hbp22 17 2 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% so 0 0 0 1Career 2 .125 History 2 2 2 Individual 0 0 0 1 2 .125 2 2 2 Amanda 2b 3b hr rbi Budka tb slg% bb hbp so 0 0 0 1 2 .125 2 2 2 0 0 Angela 0 0 Cataldo 1 .333 0 0 1 Ginna Dean 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 0 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 1 Angela Cataldo 0 3b0 1 rbi3 9 slg% .191 bb3 hbp1 11 2b hr tb so 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so .191 00 00 Katelin 01 rbi33 Edwards 39 slg% .150 13 hbp01 11 8 2b hr tb bb so 0 3b3 0 11 66 .379 17 1 24 2 0 0 10 16 .340 4 5 7 01 01 00 37 203 .541 .150 13 00 28 Lacy 2b hr rbiBurdette tb slg% so 2 3b0 0 13 19 .284 bb5 hbp5 15 10 86 16 .408 .340 204 5 267 12 40(Mar 00 18 1 0 0 0 116,0 2010) .000 2 0 4 2 0 0 13 19 .284 5 5 15 2b hr tb bb Chipoletti 0 3b0 Chelsea 0 rbi1Career 0 slg% .000 History 2 hbp0 so4 Individual Taylor Edmund 0 0(Mar 0 016,1 2010) .500 0 0 0 Chelsea Chipoletti 0 3b 0 0 ip rbi0 h tb1 rslg% .500er bb0bb hbp0so so02b hr sho2b sv

2b 13 2b

59-58 173 34 5-2 6 332r gp-gs ab 44-43 135 gp-gs ab r 5-2 6 34 2 59-58 173 31-28 61 103-101 308 67 38-20 53 107r gp-gs ab 44-43 135 31-28 61 29-15 403 33 107 3-0 w-l app gs 0 103-101 308 67-35 933 67 200 3-0 10-15 28 20 10-15 28ab 20 r gp-gs gp-gs ab 55-47 130 19r gp-gs ab 12-6 23 55-47 130 195rr gp-gs ab 55-47 130 12-6 23 195 44-44 146 39r gp-gs ab 55-47 130 19 42-41 127 35 31-28 61 7 86-85 273 74 31-28 61 7r gp-gs ab gp-gs 46-46 gp-gs 3-0 46-46 46-46 3-0 gp-gs 46-46 12-6 12-6 gp-gs

0 0 1 3 9 .191 3 1 11 0 0 0 1 3 9 .191 3 1 11 0 3b(Mar hr rbi16, tb 2010) slg% bb hbp so gdp 0 0 1 3 9 .191 3 1 11 0 Individual 5 2 3 20Career 52 .366 History 2 0 13 0 Lacy Burdette 5 2 3 20 52 .366 2 0 13 0

.192 .192 ob% .192 .248 .248

0 10 0

0 000 3b 00 0 0

Kat rbi Hammond Courtney Flach hr tb slg% bb Chelsea Chipoletti hr rbi tb slg% bb 1 8Britany 38 99 .572 20 Gary 0 0 1 0 .000 2

3b 3b

3b 1 3b

2100 3b

100 00 0 0 3b 0 sv 2

hr rbi tb 9 47 99 .733 hr rbi tb slg% slg% 0 .643 .000 8000 85 38 99 .572 981 198 14 .230 17 18 .340 hr rbi tb slg% 900 4793 99 149 .733 .230 .225 0 ip 0 h 1 r .333 17 198 .643er Kat Hammond 00 85 11 0 271 .290 .333 151.0 123Garrett 79 50 Chelsea 151.0 123 tb 79slg%50 Kat rbi Hammond hr

2b 7 2b 72 2b

3b 0 3b 0 3b

Aissa Gatewood hr rbi tb slg% 4 13 53 .408 Courtney Flach hr rbi tb 5 53 8 slg% .348 40 13 .408

2 2b 7

3 3b 0

0 rbi8 59 .404 hr tb slg% 4 13 53 .408 Kat Hammond

2 2b 2b 14 2b 0 14

0 3b 3b 1 3b 10

0 rbi 9 14 .230 Kat Hammond hr tb slg% hr rbi 109 tb slg% 12 48 .790 Chelsea Garrett hr rbi tb 0 48 0 109 1 slg% .333 12 .790

72 0 2 2

140 2b 14 2 2 2b

0h 2b0 513h 2b20 410 0 923h 2b20 01 0 1 sho 0 cg 3 2 1/2 cg 8 sho 2/0 1/2 142 2/0 248 h 2/0 5/22b 1451 2/0 2 2441 5/2 0 92 2

0 2 0 5

3b 1

0 3b 3b 0 3b 30 20

3b 50

0 sv 0

sv 0

3b 0

03 02 5

91 14 27 ab 76 13r 15h 91 27 14 42 27 167 76 13 15 167 gs27 cg42 app 1 1 0 app 1 gs1 cg0 1 1 0 1 1 0

4 2b 3 74 3 sho 7

3 3b 2 53 2 5 sv

0/0

sho 0/0

0/0 0/0

sv 0

0 0

rbi

135

538

slg%

.408 .348

0 2 45 .354 0Britany 9 14 Gary.230 0 10 104 .381

120 480 1091 .790 .333 hrKristen rbi 109 tb slg% 12 48 .790 Hicks 0 5Gatewood 8 .348 Aissa 0Kristen 5 Hicks 8 slg% .348 hr rbi tb hr tb 0 rbi0 0 slg% .000 Gary hr rbi tb 0Britany 83 59 .404 3 slg% .500

bb 15 bb 20 202 35 bb 1521 0 351bb 0 36 bb36 bb 13 bb 2 13 bb 132 14 bb 13 13 2 27 2 bb

3 1

hbp hbp

0 20 hr rbi 2 12 20 20 32 2 12 2 ip 32 0.1 ip 0.1 0.1 0.1

0 po po 0 0 po 55

0 1 70 1 sh 22 sh 2 2 sh 2 0 sh 0 3 sh sh 33 sh 6 2 13 sh 5 72 0 5 sh 0 0 0 bfsh

sf sh 0643sh7 sf 0 0

0643 5 sf 00 sh70 0 12 0 65 sf sh 0 12 1 sf sh 0 2 02 76 0 sh2 sf sf 2 sh6 2 6 20 60 2 6 20 bf 60

sf sh sf sh

a a

2 3 0-0 0230 0 .222 0-0 1643 2 .352 0-0 sf sh sb-att 230 .352 643 .222 30 52 0-0 2-2 0 2 2-2

hbp 1 hbp 10 hbp

so 29 so 2 29 so 292 18 so 29 14 9 32 9 so

gdp 1 gdp 10 gdp

ob% .331 ob% .320 .331 ob% .331 .320 .404 ob% .331 .383 .261 .394 .261 ob%

sf 1 sh5 sf 10 sh 52 sf sh

ob% .509 ob% .333 .509 .509 .333 ob% .509 .320 .320 ob%

0 4 0

hbp

37 .407 6 4 tb slg% 28 .368 bb5 hbp2 37 .389 .407 116 65 64 28 .368 5 2 h 65 r .389er 11bb 6so 0 5 0 3 0 er 0h 5r 0 bb3 so0 0 5 0 3 0 0 5 0 3 0

0 0 0

0 gdp gdp 0 gdp 0

so 15 so 2 15 152 0 so 15 gdp0 2 0 2 gdp0 so

so 1 gdp0 so 18 0 gdp0 141 0 so 02 gdp0 32 12 0 22b 03b

ob% .000 ob% .404 .500 .000 .383 ob% .500 .394 .333 .333 .000 .333 hr

2 4 sf 10 sh 20 sf sh 3200 sh6470 sf 120 265 0 0 30 bf126 0 0 643 sf643sh

gdp

2b 0

0 0

3b 0

0 0

sb-att sb-att

a0 0 sfa 11 11 0 0 0 0 2a 30 61 83 po18 61 94180 13 30 12 18 12 18 po po

10-11 121 0-0 5 sb-att po 9-10 97 sb-att po 0-0 5 10-11 121 0-0 53 19-21 218 2-3 14 sb-att po 9-10 97 0-0 53 5-5 11 0-0 wp hbp 2 bavg 19-21 218 7-8 252 0-0 .222 6 18 .222 sb-att 6 po18 po 86 po 12 86 po 86 12 51 po 86 43 53 94 53 po

78a 18aa 78 78 18 8 78a 5 35 13 35a

sf 0 sh3 sf 0 sh30

sb-att 2-5 sb-att 0-0 2-5

sf 0 sh3

sb-att 2-5

0 sh2 sf sf 0 sh0 sf sh 10 11 0

2-2 sb-att sb-att 0-0 sb-att 21-25 0-0

po 108 po 2 108 1082 po 108 12 12 po

51a 510a 510 51a 18 18a

5-6 2-2 21-25 sb-att 5-6 1 3 12-13 2 6 0-0 2 14 33-38 2 sh6 sb-att 0-0 sf 1 11 sf 1 sh5

2-5 0-0 2-2

0-0 30 12-13 sb-att 0-0 33-38 0 0 0-0 0 bf 0 bavg 0-0

sf sh 0 20 14

.244

bavg .282

.244 .255 sb-att .282 .263 21-25 .255 12-13 .263 33-38

ob%

sf sh

0 1 1-1 28 sf po 0 sh1 sb-att 5-6 134 1-1 28 0 21 6-7 162 0 1 5-6 134 0 bf 2 bavg 6-7 wp 162 hbp 7 .000 0 1 bf 7 bavg .000 wp0 hbp1 7 .000 0 1 7 .000 0 1

0 0 0

sb-att

po 1 po 51 7 4318 po 7 94 16 82 2 wp 16 hbp 5 8 wp 4 hbp 12 65 108 154 po12 30 6 5110 15 4330 94

.366 ob% .265 .366 .321 .265 .321 hr hr 0

103 44a 73 a 44 103 35 176 1a 73 350 0 176sfa 10 3 a3

sb-att 5-6 sb-att 2-2 5-6 sb-att

4 1 8 205 2b 3b hr bf 13 2 8 442 205 214 1 158 581 so13 sf442sh 38 gdp 24 ob% 318 1228 1821 0 1 .404 15 158111 1438 0 4 .383 1 3 31 1228 32 0 .394 2 14 18 0 so gdp 10 0 18 28 0 10 0 282b 03b

0-0 0-0 6-6 0-0 30-36 3-3 sb-att 3-3 1-2 sb-att 1-2 1-2 sb-att 1-2 0-0 sb-att 0-0 0-0 sb-att sb-att 0-0 0-0 sb-att 24-30 0-0 0-0 6-6 sb-att 0-0 0-0 30-36 0-0 0-0 sb-att 0-0 0-0 0-0 wp sb-att bavg sb-att 2-3 6 .222 sb-att 0-0 5-5 6 .222 sb-att 2-3 0-0 7-8 5-5 24-30 sb-att 7-8 6-6 sb-att 1-2 30-36 1-2 1-2 sb-att sb-att 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 wp bavg

0a 0a 0 2a 0 0 8 12 13 63 30 3 0a po 24 16 152a po 16 15 16 15 po a 16 15 0 0 po 0 0a 59 15a po po a 59 15 11 11a po 55 2 83 2 118 111 po 94 13a 83 63 32 5 44 94 13 po 5 44a 0 0 0 0a po hbp sfa po a 14 18 1a 3 po 0 0 11 0 18 3 po 14 10a 0 25 1 11 55 20 po a 25 8 1a po 16 15 63 3 42 16 16 15a po po 42 16a 53 35 425 16 44 53 35 42 5 16 44sfa hbp

sf sh sb-att po sf230sh .352 sb-att 1 po 0 0230 0-0 wp1 hbp 00 bf 0 bavg .352

.410 .250 ob% .477 ob% .250 .410 .261 .440 .327 ob% .477 .261 .238 .333 hr .440 .289 .333 11 11 ob%

0 gdp 1

ob% ob%

0 10 0 0 sf 10 sf 0 0 sf 0 0 sf 0 1 sf sf 12 sf 0 1 02 sf 3 01 0 3 sf 0 0 0 sf

2 gdp 00 gdp 2010 gdp 00 0 213b 0 0 gdp 0

bb 27 bb 0 27 270 0 bb 27 hbp0 2 0 2 hbp0 bb

0-0 sb-att sb-att 0-0 0-0 sb-att 24-30

38 4 so 16 so 38 964 54 so 1699 22b 54 152 24 so24

4 hbp hbp 0 hbp 0

sb-att

0 sh0 sf sf 0 sh0 0 0 sf 0 sh6

0 hbp 20 hbp 20420 hbp 241 0 23so 0 139 139 hbp

15 15 a 15 69 69

sf sh

gdp gdp

0 hbp 1

59 59 po 59 84 84

ob%

so so

bb 0 hbp0 bb 14 0 hbp0 .000 130 0 20 450 .354 0 hr rbi tb bb 3 104 3 slg% .500 0 hbp0 0 10 .381 .333 27 .333 0 0 01 .000 0 0 0 ip 30 h 31 r .333er 0bb 0so 42.2 40 26 19 28 34 Aissa ip Gatewood er bb so 90.1 104h 71r 51 44 57 42.2 120 40 70 26 49 19 67 28 87 34 128.0 hr 90.1 rbi104 71slg% 51 bb 44 hbp 57 261.0 264 tb167 119 139 178 0 8120 59 70 .40449 1467 087 128.0 0 2264 45167 .354 0 261.0 119 13 139 178 Chelsie Hilbourn 0 10 104 .381 27 0

Chelsie hr rbi Hilbourn tb slg%

3 0-0 3 0-0 sb-att 3 0-0 6 4-7 6 4-7

.500 ob% ob% .500 .500 ob% .406 0 .500 0 .229 .500 .091 0 .422 0 .189 gdp ob% 00 .193 .300 gdp ob% 0 .300 0 .300 gdp ob% 0 .300 0 .333 gdp ob% 0 .333 0 .192 gdp ob% gdp ob% 00 .192 .174 gdp ob% 0 .406 0 .404 .174 00 .500 gdp ob% 0 .338 .404 00 .422 0 .250 0 .338 gdp ob% 0 .250 0 .500 03b .500 gdp ob% hr gdp ob% 1 0 .327 11 gdp ob% 0 .333 0 0 .238 11 gdp ob% 10 .327 .333 1 .289 .238 0 .406 gdp ob% 10 .289 .500 gdp ob% 0 .300 00 .422 0 .282 .300 gdp ob% gdp ob% 0 .282 0 .261 0 .282 .250 0 .261 03b .282 .250 hr

15 249 so 15 2 so 2 2 10 26 2 18 2 hbp so hbp so 0 18 4 9 0 184 4 9 0so 1842b hbp so gdp ob% 1 hbp29 so 5 gdp 3 ob% 029 03b .333 so 12b hr 0 8 5 0 3 .1741 0 1 0 .333 139 111 529 so7245 gdp0 03 .404 hbp ob% 139 111 5029 152245 00 03 .338 .320 0 2 0 .320 hbp 03 hbp

1 1 1 1 1

sf sh

2 2 e 2 11 11

.974 .974 fld% .974 .933 .933

fld%

0e .000 fld% fld% 0e .000 0 .000 e fld% 0 1.000 0 .000 .909 1 .900 .929 1 .985 0e 1.000 fld% 22 .929 e .939 fld% 2 .939 2 .939 e fld% 2 .939 0 .000 fld% 0e .000 2e .974 fld% e fld% 24 .974 .846 e fld% 0 1.000 3 .966 .846 14e .900 fld% 7 .939 .966 13 .985 3 .942 7 .939 fld% 3e .942 0 .000 0e .000 fld% sha bk e

fld%

1e32 .938 0 fld% 0 .000 232 .846 0 fld% 10e .938 .000 3 .897 .846 02 1.000 e fld% .897 13e .900 fld% 2 .939 11 .985 2e .983 .939 fld% fld% 1e .983 8 .917 13 .983 .942 8 .917 13 .983 .942 sha bk e fld% 0 e 9 fld% 0 9 .000 bk sha 0

4 0 3e329 72329

.846 .0000 .966 fld% 0 .939 .938

e e

fld% fld%

7 .970 .942 fld% 113ee .939 fld% .942 .970 .917 187831e .956 .938 fld% 1182 .939 .917 .846 0 1.000 sha bk 183 .956 .897 0 1.000 32 0 0 e32 fld% 15e 152ee 152 4 15e 2 8 6 8e

11a 168a 11 395 16 13 66a 390 0 66sfa 0

sfa 4

a4 9

85 59 13

.938

fld% .916 fld% .938 .916 fld% .916 .938 .937 fld% .916 .960 .917 .947 .917 fld%

fld% 9e .946 fld% 90e 1.000 .946 90 1.000 .946 fld% 9e .946 2 .938 2e .938 fld%

fld% 2e .857 fld% 41e .937 .958 .857 21 .960 .979 fld% .958 614e .947 .953 10 1.000 .979 40 1.000 .953 sha bk

sha 13

275

bk 0

e13 45 fld%01

427 .9371 245 .9601 6 .947

fld%

0 5a 50 5 5 sfa

2 2e 42 2 4 sha

.933 fld% .986 .933 .977 .986 .977 bk

sfa 0

0 0

sha 0

0 0

bk 0

0 0

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Year

avg

gp-gs

2007 2008 Year 2009 TOTAL 2009 Year TOTAL 2005 TOTAL

.181 .246 avg .167 .200 .362 avg .362 .322 .322

47-40 29-24 gp-gs 24-22 100-86 46-46 gp-gs 46-46 43-43 43-43

2007 TOTAL 2005 TOTAL TOTAL

avg 1.24 era .375 1.24 2.09 .375 2.09

gp-gs 18-6 w-l 9-1 18-6 7-14 9-1 7-14

avg

gp-gs

.181 avg avg .246 .297 avg .167 .190 .291 .272 .200 .190 .294 .259 .267

47-40 gp-gs gp-gs 29-24 48-48 gp-gs 24-22 15-6 56-55 37-28 100-86 15-6 104-103 29-16 66-44

avg avg avg

gp-gs gp-gs gp-gs

Year Year 2009 Year

Year

2007 Year Year 2008 2005 Year 2009 2006 2006 2008 TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL 2009 TOTAL Year Year Year

era

w-l

72 57 ab 36 165 141 ab 141 121 121

6 7 2r 15 28 r 28 12 12

(Mar 16, 2010) Tiffany Pigage Individual Career History (Mar 16, 2010) h Individual 2b 3b hr rbiCareer tb slg% History bb hbp so

13 14 6h 33 51 h 51 39 39

2 0 2b 3 5 16 2b 16 5 5

0 Amanda 1 7 Huckestein 18 .250 8 7 0 0 6 14 .246 14 4 Kayce McLeod 3b hr tb bb hbp 0 0 rbi5 9 slg% .250 11 1 18 84 41 .596 .248 11 33 121 10 51 32 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp 1 5 32 84 .596 11 1 2 0Allison 8 Porter 48 .397 4 0 2(Mar 0 816, 48 2010) .397 4 0

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

14 1 8 0 so gdp 10 0 32 14 01 so gdp 14 0 23 0 23 0

.322 .427 ob% .375 .371 .412 ob% .412 .341 .341

0 3 1-1 0 4 4-4 sf 0 sh3 sb-att 1-1 6-6 0 10 6 10-10 sf sh sb-att 0 6 10-10 1 5 6-9 1 5 6-9

161 93 po 101 355 16 po 16 20 20

20 17 18a 55 39 a 39 70 70

app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr r 22 h Individual hr rbiCareer tb 58slg%31History bb64 hbp so20 gdp 0 ob% 32ab 22 8/02b 3b 2 175.1 6 app gs cg sho sv ip 128 h r er bb 178 so 2b 3b hr

32 8 22 3 22 3 8/0 0 25 8 21 3 19 3 5/0 0 25 21 19 5/0 ab

72 ab ab 57 158 ab 36 21 189 81 165 21 347 54 135 ab ab ab

6r 13h 307rr 14 47hh 3612 5546 9 22 15 334 661 102 7 14 16 36

2 2b 2b 03 2b

rrr

h h h

1 3128 6 58 .75031 175.1 154.0 Tiffany 1 3166Pigage 6 80 .75046 154.0 166 80 46

Jessica Jackson hrAllison rbi Porter tb slg% 0 Richelle 1 rbi7 Mirabal 18 .250 3b hr tb slg%

164 178 0 134 084 34 84

120 129 29

gdp

ob%

sf sh

sb-att

fld%

3b 00 3b

.322 ob% ob% .427 .323 ob% .375 .370 .323 .333 .371 .370 .323 .286 .315

0 sh3 sf sf 00 sh 84 sf sh

1-1 sb-att sb-att 4-4 26-30 sb-att

161 po po 93 52 po 101 843 923 355 136 30 122

20a 177a 1844a 27 55 114 15 42

2e 43ee 643 9 1093 2 11

.989 fld% fld% .973 .937 fld% .967 .700 .936 .930 .979 .700 .936 .957 .937

ob% ob% ob%

sf sh sf sf sh sh

sb-att sb-att sb-att

po po po

aaa

eee

fld% fld% fld%

hr tb slg% 00 rbi65 14 .246 50 .316 hr rbi tb slg% .250 1195 .238 100 000 1015 5859 .307 000 010 15 23 .284 181 108 415 .311 .248 3355 .238 14 1 0 15 0 0 5 16 .296 2 0(Mar 0Allison 2016, 39 2010) .289 7 Porter Sara Powell

011 12131 0 3

3b 3b 3b

Stephanie Monette hr rbi tb slg% slg% hr rbi tb hr

rbi

slg%

bb bb bb

hbp hbp hbp

so so so

Tiffany Pigage .750 10 1100 100 610 3630 8660 .515 00 1213 .000 27 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so .750 600 100 110 2230 5360 .431 000 1013 .000 1810 2b hr rbi tb bb so 0 47 0 slg% .000 21 1 hbp10 17 3 90 3b00 10 18 .388 .000 6681 180 .453 .250 70 39 143 Porter 2620 20(Mar 810Allison 767016, 186 1 Amy Jarrell 2010) 4 8 0 0 0 6 14 .246 14 Individual Career sho2b sv ip rbi h tb r .250erHistory bb 1so 10 2b 3 0 0 5 9 11 3b hr bb so 2b 3b hrJenny rbi Raines tb slg% slg% bb hbp hbp so 10 181196 415 89 .248 5/3 51 300 181.2 52 12197 32925 .23863 33 3 0(Mar 0 816, 37 2010) .289 125 0 19 Schumacher 5/32b1 3b30Amanda 181.2 1196 5 89slg% .23863 13 552 hbp1197 so9925 hr rbi tb bb 1 0 00 12 32 .302 Individual Career History Allison Porter 84 0 10 15 54 .348 7 1 26 20 69 .295 25 28 2b 3b Stephanie hr Sara rbi tb slg% bb hbp so Monette 8 0 1 15 Powell 54 .348 7 1 26 2b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 0 3b0Amanda 0 Amy 2Schumacher 4 .154 3 0 2 Jarrell 2b hr rbi tb 0 3b 0 01Jenny 23 Raines 46 slg% .154 31 hbp 0 so 21 .750 bb 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so .750 1 hbp00 12 18 0 3b 03 86 16 slg% .083 27 2b hr rbi tb bb so 11 10 601 36 .515 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so Shealy 0 0 Elizabeth 0 rbi02 53 14 slg% .083 1 0 so82 .431 2b hr tb bb .154 18 360 3b010 010 22 5 22 .224 13 hbp10 10 8 18752 Porter 474 .236 .388 1782 .154 21413 2390 100 01Allison 25 110 18 22 .224 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg%er 66 bbbb hbp so sho26 80 ip 76 13so 39 2 sv20 10 h186 22 r .453 .229 3 192b hr rbi tb 50slg%38 bb15 hbp24 so16 0/02b4 3b01 Elizabeth 73.0 Shealy 0 Amy 17 91 47 .233 7 4 37 Jarrell Betsy Shealy 0Jenny 1 91 5 50 .23838 515 124 916 0/0 1 0 73.0 Raines 1 0 0 1 5 slg% .238 bb 5 hbp1 so 9 2b 3b hr rbi tb Reid 2b 3b hrJessica rbi tb slg% bb hbp so

44-44 108 14 38 3 0 0 17 41 .380 8 0 18 Sara 46-43 82 12r 43 15h 2b832 3b00 2 Powell 20 .244 bb786 hbp10 26 32 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb slg% so 60-56 155 21 10Betsy 15 54 .348 Shealy 44-44 108 14 38 17 41 .380 18 gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 54-52 123 15 32 9 0 0 17 41 .333 7 310 42 60-56 155 21 43 8 1 15 54 .348 26 58-44 117 27 34 3 1 3 20 48 .410 8 24 gp-gs ab 2b hr rbi tb bb so 100-95 205 471hh 11 61 .298 74 40-23 71 00 3b 01 Rachelle 010 19 31 Kenworthy 15 .211 10 hbp 240 12 gp-gs ab 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 4-4 7 2761rr 15 3 slg% .429 13 4 60-60 167 55 36821 Raines 86 .515 012 12 10-4 15 38 .133 27260 29-7 39 010 160Jenny 15 13 46-43 82 1272 10 152 1120 202 .385 .244 323 Stokes 44-43 123 24 42 22 53 .431 18 10 50-27 86 0410 29 4 17 .198 17 hbp4103 15 91-55 163 35 45 66 .405 41 54-52 123 158r 17 32h 2b0569 3b0210 Christine 17 41 .333 10 42 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb slg% bb so 43-43 121 26r 35h 2b9 3b00 11 18 47 .388 21 14 17 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 100-95 205 31-21 50 277 479 112 0 1 199 61 14 .298 .280 131 1 748 gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 147-146 411 88 132 26 2 8 76 186 .453 66 1 39 McKenzie Phillips Crystal Renfro 48-48 106 8 21 2 1 0 7 25 .236 4 1 18 31-21 50 7 9 2 0 1 9 14 .280 1 1 8 23-13 43 58 16 2 0 Christine 20 107 24 .558 23 03 193 47-35 96 20 22 .229 Stokes Raines gp-gs ab 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% slg% bb hbp so 23-13 43 24 3b 01 20Jenny 7 24 .558 2 0 3 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb bb hbp so 95-83 202 165rr 16 41hh 2b 17 47 .233 7 4 37 Hayden Kidd 42-36 82 92r 152h 2b10 3b00 10 10 .232 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb 13-4 15 1 19 2 slg% .133 bb11 hbp00 so73 gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi Taylor tb slg% hbp so Felicia 42-36 82 152h 2b210 3b00 10 19 .232 Reid 13-4 15 2 slg% .133 bb 23-13 43 592r 16 210Jessica 71 24 .558 211 hbp00 so37 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb bb 60-56 155 215 16 43 8 0 1 157 24 54 .558 .348 7 1 263 23-13 43 2 0 2 2 0 25-22 52 9 10 3 0 1 3 16 .308 2 0 9 gp-gs ab gs21r cg43 h sho2b hr rbi h 54 tb rslg% so2b 60-56 155 8 3b 0 1 ip 15 .348er bb7bb hbp1so 26 w-l app sv 25-22 52 9 10 3 0 1 3 16 .308 2 0 9 7-13 27 21 5 0/1 0 98.1 130 91 48 10 58 58-44 117 27 34 3 1(Mar 3Felicia 2016, 48 2010) .410 8 0 2425 Taylor Jenny Raines 7-13 27 7 21 1 5 1 0/1 0 01 Jessica 98.1 4-4 0 1130Teague 3 91 .42948 010 058 425 Individual Career History 29-7 39 7r 10h 2b2 3b0 1 rbi8 15 .385 bb2 hbp1 13 gp-gs ab hr tb slg% so gp-gs ab 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% slg% bb hbp hbp so gp-gs ab hr rbi tb bb so 91-55 163 35rr 45hh 2b 5 3b 2 4 29 66 .405 10 1 41 Tiffany 48-48 106 89 217 20 10 Jessica 00 71 Vinkler 257 .236 41 10 185 22-7 27 .259 Teague 47-35 960 87 200 20 00 00 100 Renfro 220 .229 30 30 190 Crystal 19-0 .000 gp-gs ab hr rbi tb so 95-83 202 16 40 3b 10 00 17 .233 71 hbp 40 37 41-7 27 16rr 417hh 2b 1 47 7 slg% .259 bb 5 gp-gs ab 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so 19-9 21 1r 0h 2b0 3b0 0 rbi0 0 slg% .000 bb1 hbp0 so9 gp-gs ab hr tb 22-7 27 9 7 0 0 0 1 7 .259 1 0 5 19-9 21 12 02 00 00 00Jessica 01TM Reid 02 .000 11 00 93 13-4 150 .133 19-0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 13-4 15 11 00 35 41-7 27 162 72 00 00 00 11 72 .133 .259

2007 Year 2008 2009 2007 Year TOTAL 2008 Year 2009 2006 TOTAL TOTAL

.291 avg .143 .256 .212 avg .276 .059 avg .000 .130 .167 .130

Year Year

Year Year Year 2006

2006 2006 TOTAL TOTAL 2009 Year TOTAL 2006 TOTAL Year TOTAL

avg avg

era .130 .133 0.00 .130 avg .133 0.00 .306 era .306 0.00 0.00

gp-gs gp-gs

58-44 gp-gs 4-4 29-7 32-16 gp-gs 91-55 16-8 gp-gs 6-0 41-33 54-24 41-33 gp-gs gp-gs

w-l 41-33 13-4 0-0 41-33 gp-gs 13-4 0-0 35-31 w-l 35-31 0-0 0-0

ab ab

117 ab 7 39 52 ab 163 17 ab 233 72 23

27 1r 107r 352r 11 131

h h

34 1h 10 11h 451h 30 123

2b 2b

018 1.0001 030 1.0000 30 0

14 1 so gdp so 8 gdp00 22 so gdp 10 9 26 000 18 0 32 489 010 6 0 24 0

.352 .183 avg .277 .352 avg .260 .277 .291 avg .229 .211 avg .143 .329 .133 .256 .183 .341 .198 .276 .260 avg .289 avg .229 .180 avg .321 .198 .180 .372 .208 avg .372 avg .203 .183 avg .133 avg .183 .133 .372 avg .277 .372 .192 avg .277 era .192 3.42 .291 3.42 .143 .256 avg avg avg .276 .198 .259 .208 .000 avg .203 .259 avg .000 avg .259 .000 .133 .000 .133 .259

03 05 5

7 hbp hbp 41 hbp

2009 2005 Year 2007 TOTAL Year 2006 TOTAL 2007 Year TOTAL 2007 Year 2008 2007 2008 2009 2005 2008 TOTAL TOTAL 2006 Year 2009 Year TOTAL 2006 Year TOTAL 2005 TOTAL 2009 2006 Year TOTAL Year 2006 Year 2006 Year TOTAL TOTAL 2009 Year 2007 TOTAL 2008 Year TOTAL TOTAL 2006 2007 TOTAL 2008 2009 Year Year Year TOTAL 2005 2008 2006 2009 Year TOTAL TOTAL Year 2005 Year 2008 TOTAL 2006 2009 TOTAL TOTAL

126 12 2

hbp

9-1 60-60 16785 3830 7-0 gp-gs ab r 9-1 44-43 12385 2430 7-0 gp-gs ab 48-31 10 43-43 121 267r 48-31 10 47-40 72 8867 147-146 411 29-24 57 7 w-l app36 gs 2r 24-22 gp-gs ab gp-gs ab r 100-86 165 151 16-12 38 15-6 21 2821 57-52 128 16-12 38 28 15-6 21 gp-gs ab 44-44 106 261r 60-56 155 101-96 234 21 47 gp-gs ab r 60-56 155 21 gp-gs ab 29-20 26 4r gp-gs ab 29-20 26 43rr 9-1 8 gp-gs ab 9-1 8 30-9 12 23rr gp-gs ab 60-60 167 38 gp-gs ab 30-9 12 44-43 123 24824r gp-gs ab 29-20 26 49-37 98 43-43 121 29-20 26 48-48 106 49-37 98 2684 gp-gs ab r w-l app 147-146 411 47-35 96 gs888 gp-gs ab r 2-6 25 95-83 202 816 15-6 2-6 2521 8 1 15-6 21 1rr gp-gs ab gp-gs ab gp-gs

9 9 9

8 bb bb 14 5 bb

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0757 0 .198 0-0 0680 0 .273 0-0 680 .273

3b 3b

hr rbi tb slg% McKenzie Phillips

hr rbi Haley hr rbi

tb Watson tb slg% slg%

bb bb

hbp

hbp hbp

so so

10 gdp 001 gdp 10 210 0 03b gdp gdp 15 00 5 gdp 10 1 gdp 1 gdp 1 gdp 10 gdp gdp 10 gdp 0001 gdp 110 gdp 213b gdp 1 2 01 0 gdp gdp gdp

.444 .414 .000 ob% .444 .423 .000 ob% .091 .396 .091 .322 .411 .427 hr .375 ob% ob% .371 .3707 .329 7 .370 ob% .372 .311 .349 ob% .311 ob% .241 ob% .241 .444 ob% .444 .154 ob% .414 ob% .154 .423 ob% .241 .210 .396 .241 .234 .210 ob% hr .411 .255 ob% 10 .244 .370 10 .370 ob% ob% ob%

.397 .247 ob% .311 .397 ob% .316 .311 .333 ob% .288 ob% 0 .240 .143 1010 .414 .235 .310 .247 .423 00 .239 .320 .316 gdp ob% 11 .396 gdp ob% 0 .288 .208 gdp ob% 21 .411 .234 0 .208 .400 10 .255 gdp ob% .400 gdp ob% 20 .244 00 .193 gdp ob% .188 gdp ob% .193 .188 00 .400 gdp ob% 10 .311 .400 0 .222 gdp ob% 13b .311 hr 0 .222 0 5 .3336 0 5 .1436 0 .310 gdp ob% gdp ob% gdp ob% 0 .320 10 .234 .286 10 .255 .000 gdp ob% 20 .244 .286 gdp ob% 0 .045 gdp ob% 0 .286 00 .045 0 .188 .000 00 .188 .286 gdp 10 gdp 010 gdp 01 gdp

gdp gdp

ob% ob%

0 10 7 sh 13 10 sh 42 13 sh 50 sh 0 11 400 5370 110 sh5574 sf 10 11 6 sf sh 1 3 sf sh 60 18 3 1 3 0 50 sf sh sf 0 sh 80 00 sh41 sf sf sh 00 sh041 sf 10 130 0 1 sf sh 1 bf13 0 1 1471 2 0471 0 0 sh3 sf sf sh sf 1 sh 5 00 33 00 50 sf 00 sh 83 sf sh 0 sh0 sf 0 3 00 01 0 0 00 13

44 310 po 207 44 po 355 207 38 po 665 55 po 0-0 4 10-14 204 0-0 175 0-0 310 3-4 41 0-0 72 6-9 47 0-0 355 sb-att po 8-11 45 sb-att po 0-0 665 2-2 16 sb-att po 21-29 290 1-1 113 2-2 16 23 0-0 50 sb-att po 0-0 23 sb-att po 1-1 163 1-1 17 sb-att po 0-0 33 sb-att po 1-1 17 33 0-0 23 sb-att po 3-3 207 0-0 23 0-0 147 sb-att po 3-3 wp 207 bavg hbp 0-0 147 .292 6-9 16 38 3 .292 0-0 16 4 3 0-0 5 sb-att po sb-att po sb-att po 6-9 47 1-1 1134 2-2 0-0 500 2-4 sb-att po 1-1 163 4-6 4 sb-att po 0-0 1 sb-att po 2-2 4 0-0 0-0 3310 2-4 0-0 334 4-6

sf sh sf 100 sf 011 sf 10 sf

sf sf sh sh

sb-att

7-8

0-0 sb-att 3-3 7-8 sb-att 0-0 3-3 6-9 sb-att 0-0 sb-att

sb-att sb-att

po po

6 3a 08a 90a 541 549

3 .936 fld% 3e .700 02e 1.000 .986 fld% 62e .903 .966 fld% 110 1.000 .882 114 .981 .882

fld% fld%

hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% Whitney Wiles hr 0 ip 0 h 3 r .130er 0bb 0so 122b 03b .130

sf sh sb-att po a e fld% sf bfsh bavg sb-att po a e fld% hbp 54 sfa sha bk 0 0 0-0 wp 28 11 .882

3b 0

hr 0

sf 0 sh1

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S T A T S

fld%

0 1.000 110e 1.000 .967 fld% 16 .944 fld% 15 163e .961 .944 .936 fld% 2603ee 1.000 .964 fld% .700 13 .951 .944 1101 1.000 .967 17 .872 .986 1516e .903 .961 fld% 13 fld% 262e .908 .964 .889 e fld% 43 .921 142 .931 .889 100 1.000 .907 fld% fld% 240ee 1.000 .923 40e 1.000 .934 fld% fld% 40ee 1.000 .934 fld% 160 1.000 .944 4 .975 e .944 fld% 16 sha bk 4 .975 310 .9360 310 .7000 0e 1.000 fld% fld% fld% 6ee .903 140 1.000 .931 100 .907 .000 fld% 240ee 1.000 .923 fld% 4e .200 fld% 0 1.000 40 1.000 .200 0 .000 00 1.000 1.000

3b 3b sv 0

1 0 3 0 0 0 .1880 6 23 3 .133 .130 0 bb0 1 hbp0 0 12 0 .130 tb slg% so gdp ob% 6 2 3 .133 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 .1880 26 .306 11 1 13 0 .392 h r er bb so 2b 3b hr 26 .306 11 1 13 0 .392 6 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 3 0 1 0 0 0 0

38 po 4 5 137 po 47 57 po 282 196 28

1 161a 64 10 646a 2603aa 50 1600 75 1009a 84 260a 209 770a 482 1252aa 400a 4020aa 642 6 a 64sfa 6 63 33 0a 9aa 771 480 1251aa 0a 1 00 0 01

ab r h 2b ab gs r cg h sho2b app23 1 3 0

02.2 1 0 rbi0 2.2 1 0 2 ip 0 2 2.2 2.2

1 2 6-9 sf 0 sh0 sb-att 0-0 0 sh32 sb-att 0-0 0-1 sf 10 sh50 sb-att 6-9 0-0 sf 0-0 00 00 0-0 00 20 0-1 0-0

1300 1.000 .951 e .000 fld% 1700 1.000 .872 .000 e .946 fld% 4 13 .908 .946 .989 4324 .921 3 .973 sha bk 4ee .967 fld% fld% 931 .979 .7001 83 .890 31 .700 1 fld% 33e .940 16 .944 11 .911 e fld% 16 .944 fld% 4e .977 fld% 40ee 1.000 .977 fld% .880 fld% 1330ee 1.000 .951 fld% .880 17234e .872 fld% .977 .950 1324 .931 .908 .977 14 .950 e .921 fld% sha bk 43 10 .907 e fld% 24 4 .9232 3 4 .7002 3ee .700 fld% fld%

3 20TM48 .410 hr tb 0 rbi1 Turner 3 slg% .429 Michelle 10 rbi82 15 .385 14 .269 hr tb slg% 40 29 .405 1 66 1 slg% .059 hr rbi tb 00 00 Turner 30 .000 .130 Michelle Crystal 00 30 Renfro 153 .208 .130

000 0 0 sv 0 0 0

.333 ob% .143 .310 .305 ob% .320 .111 ob% .500 .130 .277 .130

0-0 10-14 20410 5000 0-0 sb-att po a 0-0 3-4 4110 7500 0-0 sb-att po 2-2 6 84 64a 8-11 45 2-2 64 1-1 1616 209 20 21-29 290 4-4 93 17 bavg hbp 18 sfa 1-1 wp 101 sb-att po aa sb-att po 6-6 .276 5 554 2 0-0 5 355 13-16 613 4 .276 0-0 5 47 3 5 04a 2 sb-att po 6-8 3-3 207 19-24 108 644 sb-att po a 3-3 207 64 sb-att po 0-0 164 3a sb-att po 0-0 164 30aa 1 sb-att po 0-0 1 0aa 1-1 3 19 sb-att po 10-14 204 50 sb-att po 1-1 3 75 193a 3-4 41 sb-att po 0-0 164 6-6 34 4 8-11 45 8443 0-0 164 1-1 113 6-6 34 77 sb-att wp 290 po a bavg hbp 209 21-29 0-0 50 48sfa sb-att 5 po 0 a 4 .294 1-1 163 125 0-0 5 3 0 4 4 .294 0-0 3 4aa sb-att po sb-att po

1 3b 1 0 3b 20 3b 00 00

0/0 00 2b 0/0 0 0 sho 0 0/0 0/0

24 0 so 4 gdp0 13 0 14 so gdp 41 5 gdp0 so 123 00 22 00 12

400 500 sf sh 100 700 sf 10 sh60 60 1830 0 4 0 bfsh3 sf sf sh 080010 00 73 800 sf 10 sh63 1 13 sf sh 1 13 sf 0 sh1 sf 0 sh 10 sf sh 0 sh50 sf 4 sf sh 1000 sh7401 sf 01 3641 sf sh 60 bf18 5 sf333sh 0 8 0333 3 0 sh3 sf sf sh

3 2b 0 23 2b 50 2b 00 30

15 0 2 0 2 123 1r 3h ab 115 0 2 0 2 85 24 26 app gs cg 85 24 26 1 0 0 1 0 0

8 0 bb 0 hbp0 26 hbp1 bb 10 1 hbp10 bb 20 10 90 20

gdp gdp gdp

1-1 0-0 000 133 18-23 1 4 5-5 6-6 0-0 000 1093 44-53 0 3 3-5 1 7 8-10

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sha bk e18 fld% 1 sha bk

.375 .329 .000 avg .375 .341 .000 avg .000 .289 .000 .181 .321 .246 era .167 avg avg .200 2.43 .190 .266 2.43 .190 avg .292 .277 .278 avg .277 avg .154 avg .154 .375 avg .375 .083 avg .329 avg .083 .341 avg .154 .194 .289 .154 .198 .194 avg era .321 .208 avg 3.64 .203 .190 3.64 .190 avg avg avg

0 0 .4446 0 8 .4447 8 7

sfa a3 sfa

fld%

2007 2007 2005 Year TOTAL 2008 TOTAL Year 2007 2009 TOTAL 2007 TOTAL 2008 Year 2009 Year Year TOTAL 2007 2006 2007 TOTAL TOTAL Year 2008 2007 TOTAL Year TOTAL Year 2009 Year TOTAL 2007 Year TOTAL 2006 Year 2007 Year TOTAL 2008 Year 2009 2006 2009 TOTAL 2005 TOTAL Year TOTAL 2006 Year 2006 TOTAL 2006 TOTAL TOTAL Year Year Year

5530 h 4230 350h 130 132 14 cg 6 h h 18334 34 18 4h 31 43 65 h 43 4h 43hh 5513hh 4214h 19 354 21 19 h cg 132 20 241h 24 4hh

113 1 451 2 3

20 00 0

bf bavg wp hbp sf757sh .198 sb-att 9 po26 bf bavg wp hbp

2 .989 3 .973 fld% 4e .967 .979 09e 1.000 fld% 0 1.000 9 .909 9 .909

0-0 33 1 0 0 0 1 1.0000 .429 0-0 0 28 54a 11e .882 sb-att po fld% 0-0 0 33 .429 1 0 0 0 1 1.0000 10-11 21 2 0 1.000 bavg wp hbp sfa sha bk 10-11 21 2 0 1.000 .429 0 1 0 1 0 .429 0 1 0 1 0

N E W B E R R Y

S O F T B A L L

S A C

SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

The 2009 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament was held at Bears Field in Hickory, N.C., on the campus of Lenoir-Rhyne. Newberry claimed the No. 4 seed and fell to Catawba in the opening round but advanced after beating Brevard. The scarlet and gray ultimately fell to the second-seeded Lenoir-Rhyne Bears in a nine-inning thriller to draw the season to a close.

I N F O R M A T I O N

N E W B E R R Y

Carson-Newman went on to win the tournament for the second year in a row with a 2-0 win over Wingate. The 2010 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament will be held from April 22-25, in Wingate, N.C. The Wingate Bulldogs will be the hosting institution as Newberry seeks to win its first SAC title in the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history.

2009 sac players / pitchers of the week Player POS Team Pitcher Team

Date 2/10 2/17 2/24 3/3 3/10 3/16 3/23 3/30 4/6 4/13 4/20

S O F T B A L L

Mary Shealy Sarah Atkins Kat Hammond MacKenzie White Sarah Atkins Ashley Seawell Brittany Cherry Ashley Harber Heather Winchester Jessie Howard Kat Rivers

P/DH 1B 2B IF 1B 1B OF SS OF SS SS

Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill Wingate Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne

Allison Smith Amanda Huckestein Amanda Huckestein Allison Smith Noel Belk Tiffany Farthing Allison Smith Tiffany Farthing Brittany Blankenship Chelsea Wallace Amanda Huckestein

Wingate Newberry Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill Wingate Mars Hill Wingate Catawba Newberry

2009 final sac standings 2010 PRESEASON ALL-SAC

Conference School W-L PCT. 1. Wingate 13-3 .813 2. Lenoir-Rhyne 11-5 .688 3. Mars Hill 11-5 .688 4. Newberry 10-6 .625 5. Catawba 10-6 .625 6. Carson-Newman* 9-7 .563 7. Tusculum 4-12 .250 8. Brevard 2-14 .125 9. Lincoln Memorial 2-14 .125 *: SAC Tournament Champion

Overall W-L PCT. 33-16 .670 38-13 .745 26-19 .578 30-16 .652 25-19 .568 32-17 .653 15-33 .313 17-27 .386 17-27 .386

2010 preseason poll

School (First place votes) 1. Carson-Newman (4) 2. Lenoir-Rhyne (1) 3. Catawba (3) 4. Newberry (1) 5. Mars Hill 6. Wingate 7. Lincoln Memorial 8. Tusculum 9. Brevard

Points 72 69 68 51 43 40 26 21 15

FIRST TEAM Catcher Pitcher Pitcher 1st Base 2nd Base Shortstop 3rd Base Outfield Outfield Outfield Utility

Sarah Atkins, Lenoir-Rhyne Amanda Huckestein, Newberry Brittany Blankenship, Wingate Ashley Seawell, Mars Hill Rebekah Huff, Mars Hill Kat Rivers, Lenoir-Rhyne Whitney Kee, Carson-Newman LaRonda McClain, Wingate Leah Price, Carson-Newman Anna James, Mars Hill Debra Grijalva, Wingate

SECOND TEAM Catcher Pitcher Pitcher 1st Base 2nd Base Shortstop 3rd Base Outfield Outfield Outfield Utility

Devin Sponseller, LMU Dawon Millwood, Lenoir-Rhyne Allison Smith - Wingate Sarah Little, Carson-Newman Allie Marshall, Catawba Jessie Howard, Carson-Newman Maddie Fletcher, Brevard Ashley Angell, Mars Hill, Natalie Haithcox, Mars Hill Whitney Durham, Carson-Newman Sara Powell, Newberry

2010 Softball media guide

2010 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

S C H E D U L E

The Newberry College softball team and head coach Joe Elston are pleased to announce the team’s 2010 playing schedule. “We’re playing games early in the year against very tough in-region conferences,” said Elston. “We’re going to have to work harder to prepare and ensure that we’re ready when we need to be. We want to be in mid-season form from day one.” The season starts on February 3, with a home doubleheader against Belmont Abbey. The following day, Newberry will go on the road for two games at Southern Wesleyan. Next, the scarlet and gray open a six-game home stand against Peach Belt Conference opponents, with doubleheaders against USC Aiken, who was ranked 12th nationally last year, Columbus State and Lander.

O U T L O O K

Newberry will then face off against the other in-region conference, the Conference Carolinas. Newberry will play two games at St. Andrews Presbyterian on February 21, before returning home to host Limestone for another doubleheader on February 23. The scarlet and gray will play their next series of games in tournament settings, as they will compete in the Tusculum Tournament on February 27-28 and the Mid South Tournament on March 5-6. “In these two tournaments we will have 15 teams that were either nationally or regionally ranked,” said Elston. “I know they are going to test our team but they are also going to teach us how far we’ve come and what we still need to work on as we prepare for our conference schedule.” Newberry will stay on the road and head to Cleveland, Ga., where the team will face Truett-McConnell on March 9. The scarlet and gray will then immediately depart for Raleigh, N.C., and a doubleheader at Shaw. Newberry returns home for a home doubleheader against Coker on March 14, before playing its first conference doubleheader at Mars Hill on March 20. The scarlet and gray then play at Belmont Abbey in a doubleheader to complete their series season against the Crusaders. Newberry then returns to conference competition with doubleheaders at home against Brevard and at Lincoln Memorial on March 24 and March 27, respectively. Next, Newberry will host Truett-McConnell for a doubleheader in its last non-conference play of the season. The scarlet and gray then alternate home and away SAC doubleheaders with one at Lenoir-Rhyne, at home against Carson-Newman, at Wingate and at home against Tusculum. “We see some of the toughest competitors in the region on our schedule,” said Elston. “Our conference schedule is also very demanding and there isn’t a break anywhere on the schedule.” The Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament will be held from April 22-25 at Wingate. “Even though we play a tough schedule, I have confidence in this team to work hard and persevere through any rough patches that we may encounter and remain competitive deep into the season,” Elston said.

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N E W B E R R Y

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Brevard Tornados

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March 24, 2 p.m. at Newberry