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Table of Contents2010 Phoenix SoftballQuick Facts ..................................................1Welcome to Elon ......................................2-3Surrounding Areas ..................................4-5Phoenix in the Community .......................6Legend of the Phoenix ...............................6Academic Success ......................................7Q&A with Coach Raduenz .......................82010 Team Roster ........................................9Meet the Team......................................10-16Head Coach Patti Raduenz .....................17Coaching Records.....................................17Assistant Coaches.....................................18Elon Administration ................................19Director of Athletics .................................20Athletic Staff .............................................21Year-by-Year Results ...........................22-26Series Records ...........................................27Record Book .........................................28-322009 Results and Statistics ......................33Phoenix Club.............................................342010 Opponents ...................................35-36

Quick FactsSchool .................................Elon UniversityLocation .......................................Elon, N.C.Enrollment ............................................5,666Founded .................................................1889Nickname ....................................... PhoenixColors .................................Maroon & GoldAffiliation ....................... NCAA Division IConference.....................................SouthernField ...............................................East FieldPresident ..................... Dr. Leo M. LambertDirector of Athletics ................ Dave BlankAssoc. AD/SWA ....................Faith ShearerHead Coach ..........................Patti RaduenzAlma Mater ................. Michigan State, ‘97Elon Record (Yrs.) ................209-280-2 (10)2009 Overall Record ............................15-322009 SoCon Record ...............................6-15Letterwinners R/L .............................. 10/1Position Starters R/L ............................ 5/3Pitchers R/L ........................................... 3/1Newcomers .................................................6Media Relations .................... Jen BlackwellOffice Phone ............................336.278.6634Cell Phone ...............................336.303.6874Fax ............................................336.278.6768Email [email protected] ............................ elonphoenix.com

On the Cover2009 Elon Phoenix softball players: (from top left) Jac-queline Gonzalez, Ashlee Crewe, Erin O’Shea and Emerald Graham.

Check out the Phoenix on the Web …www.elonphoenix.com

Southern ConferenceThe Southern Conference, which began its 89th season of intercollegiate competition in 2009, is a national leader in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models.

Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. Hundreds of Southern Conference student-athletes have been recognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America and all-district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners have been selected from conference institutions. The Conference currently consists of 12 members in five states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Championships.

CreditsWriting & Editing: Jen Blackwell, Asst. Dir. of Media Relations, with assistance from Erica Madden Roberson, Dir. of Media Relations.

Design: Roberson using Adobe InDesign CS3 and Adobe Photoshop CS3.

Photos: Andrew Brickey, Tony Brown, Megan Donald, John Flowers, Bob de la Fe’, Grant Halverson, Jerome Sturm, Cliff Welch, WG Sports Photos, SoCon Photos, GRCVB/VisitRaleigh.com. Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, Greensboro Colisuem Complex and others.

Printing: Cover2Group, Huntersville, N.C.

Special Thanks: Chris Rash, Brian Tracy, Faith Shearer, Patti Raduenz, Lijah Galas, Charlie Anderson, Paige Madtes, Elon softball coach-ing staff and longtime Elon sports historian Rev. Jim Waggoner.

Media Relations

Jen Blackwell - SB ContactAsst. Dir. of Media RelationsOffice - 336.278.6634Cell - 336.303.6874Fax - 336.278.6768Email - [email protected]

Erica RobersonDirector of Media RelationsOffice - 336.278.6711Cell - 336.512.1614Fax - 336.278.6768Email - [email protected]

Chris RashAsst. Dir. of Media RelationsOffice - 336.278.6712Cell - 336.263.4737Fax - 336.278.6768Email [email protected]

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Did You Know?

• Elon has 4,995 undergraduates from 47 states, the District of Columbia and 49 other countries.• Elon is nationally recognized for engaged learning programs including the Elon Experiences: internships, study abroad, un-dergraduate research, leadership and volunteer service.• Elon ranks first among U.S. master’s-level universities in the number of students studying abroad with 71% of recent graduates having spent at least one term abroad.• With the help of the Elon Career Center, 84% of Elon students participate in internships.• For three straight years, Elon was named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll by the Corpo-ration for National and Community Services, the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service learning and civic engagement.

“I absolutely love being a student-athlete at Elon Uni-versity. It truly has been a life-changing experience and has helped me become a better person every day. I am beyond blessed to be here and to have an opportunity to gain a high-quality education as well as compete at a high level in the Southern Conference. Most importantly, in the process I have gained life-long friendships with my team-mates and classmates whom I truly admire. I wouldn’t want it any other way.”

- Caitlin McGowan, Junior Infielder

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“I love being a part of such an amazing pro-gram and school here at Elon. Each season we get to compete at the highest level of collegiate athletics and receive a great edu-cation that will one day land me my dream job! My teammates, coaches, classmates, friends and professors are all like family and I couldn’t ask for more. It’s like having a home away from home.”

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Legend of the Phoenix Throughout history there is told the legend of the rare and remarkable Phoe-nix, a crimson and gold bird that lived 500 years. It was sleek, swift and strong - the most marvelous bird ever created by human imagination. At the end of its life, with death approaching, it built a nest in an oak tree and was consumed in flames ignited by the sun. From the ashes emerged the next Phoenix - reborn and renewed, with strength forged in fire. Fire, too, has shaped the history of Elon University. The disastrous fire of 1923 all but destroyed Elon. Gone were Main Building, college records, class-rooms, the library and the chapel. But within days of the fire, Elon trustees set

in motion the plan for Elon to rise from the ashes, stronger than ever. The Phoenix is a powerful leader and an emblem of immortality. It is a perfect symbol for a school that is constantly renewing and recreating itself. The Elon motto, Numen Lumen, embraces intellectual and spiritual light. And so too, throughout history, the Phoe-nix has served as a symbol of light and knowledge. The Phoenix is timeless and unique. It perfectly describes an athletics program and an institution that are rising to new levels of excellence. There is only one Phoenix. There is only one Elon. Catch the Fire!

Phoenix Community Events The Elon softball team in committed to making a difference in its community as well as on the diamond. Last year, members of the team volunteered their time to help up-and-coming softball players develop their softball skills, teach fifth-graders on Education Day with the Phoenix, and help local youth and com-munity members in a variety of ways. Through all of their work, they hope to leave a positive mark in the Elon community.

Camps The Elon softball team hosts camps with local and national players of all levels from ages 7-17. The players coach the campers on hitting, pitching and catching.

Education Day The softball team has assisted with “Education Day with the Phoenix” a pro-gram that welcomes students from local elementary schools to the Elon campus for educational activities and a women’s basketball game after lunch. The team helps teach the visiting students lessons in math, science and geography.

Habitat for Humanity Re-Store The Phoenix used one of its Friday afternoons to volunteer at the Re-Store, an area furniture store associated with Habitat for Humanity that refurbishes and sells used furniture. Part of the profits go towards Elon’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity. While there, the team assisted with cleaning, selling and taking inven-tory of the items that have been donated.

Elon Fall Festival Several players, along with Coach Bo-cock, volunteered at the Elon Elementary School Fall Festival. The student-athletes worked with different events to ensure that the festival ran smoothly. Tomeka Watson and Coach Bocock manned the pony rides, a festival favorite. Kari Pervell helped sell tickets at the front gates, while Carly MacDougall worked the bounce house.

Color Me Phoenix ‘Color Me Phoenix’ is the activity that took place at the Elon vs. The Citadel football game. Among other activities, children were invited to color a picture of the Phoenix mascot and enter their art into a contest. The Elon softball team helped set up and manage the event.


Academic Excellence• Elon University is a dynamic private comprehensive university known for excellent arts and sciences along with outstanding professional programs. The Education Trust recognizes Elon for excellence in freshman retention and outstanding graduation rates.

• Elon was named the nation’s #1 “School to Watch” by U.S. News & World Report in the magazine’s 2010 “America’s Best Colleges” guide. The 77 colleges and universities on the list are noted as “schools everyone should be watching.”

• U.S. News & World Report also ranks Elon #2 among 117 Southern master’s-level universities and among the top universities in the nation in these “Programs to Look For” categories: first-year experiences, study abroad, internships, undergradu-ate research/creative projects, learning communities, service learning and senior capstone. No other school in the nation received so many top rankings.

• Elon consistently earns top ratings in the annual National Survey of Student Engagement on each of the five benchmarks of excellence: - level of academic challenge - active and collaborative learning - student-faculty interaction - enriching educational experiences - supportive campus environment

• Elon offers 50+ majors in four schools and has a total of 4,995 undergraduate and 671 graduate students. The average class size is 21 with an overall student to faculty ratio of 13 to 1.

Affordability• Elon offers a top-value education by every measure: in 2009, both Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine and The Princeton Review named Elon one of the nations’s top 50 “best value” private universities. The 2009 edition of Fiske Guide to Colleges named Elon a “best buy” university, based on academic quality and reasonable cost.

• Elon is one of the nation’s top seven best values for students who want to attend a university with outstanding academics at an affordable cost, according to Bruce G. Hammond, former managing editor of the Fiske Guide to Colleges, in an article on Reader’sDigest.com

Academic Support• The Elon University Athletic Department is proactive in ensuring the academic success of all student-athletes from their recruiting visit through graduation. Integral components of academic support for athletics include the academic enhancement program, registra-tion services, tutorial services, travel notices, recruiting visits, laptops and life skills.

• All freshmen and select upperclassmen participate in the Academic Enhancement Program. All student-athletes in AEP meet with their assigned academic coordinator each week to discuss academic progress and concerns. In addition to weekly meetings, student-athletes in AEP are required to complete monitored study hours. To accom-modate class and practice schedules, both daytime and nighttime options are avail-able to complete monitored study hours.

• In addition to the academic support provided by Elon Athletics, programs are also in place to promote and enhance the student-athlete experience. Programs and speakers address topics such as freshman transition issues, health and wellness, and career/graduate school preparation. The Student-Athlete Advisory Council is an organization for student-athletes, run by student-athletes, to provide an opportunity to serve the athletic, Elon and greater Burlington communities.


Head softball coach Patti Raduenz led the 2009 Phoenix to a 15-32 record that included a win over Michigan State. The team also earned a series win over Southern Conference foe Furman. Raduenz sat down to discuss the upcoming season, her class of newcomers and her coaching staff.

What do you expect from your team in 2010?

This game is not bound by time, only by the limits we place on ourselves. I’m looking forward to seeing a team that does not know how to quit and a team that keeps its foot on the gas pedal and continues to believe in the power of positive thinking.

How important is it for your underclassmen to step up this season, especially with no seniors on the team?

There is no doubt we are a young team. Out of that youth comes a lot of energy and eagerness to be the best we can be.

You have a junior college transfer on the team in Emerald Graham. What do you think the value is to having someone with post-high school playing experience?

Emerald is just what her name pictures, a gem. Her experience in collegiate and postseason play brings us the leadership and consistency an experienced player possesses.

With two tournaments at home this year, how important is a home field advantage to your team?

Playing at home on familiar ground and in front of your fan base is definitely an advantage. The old saying of ‘nobody comes into our house and expects an easy win’ will ring true this season. The home games also allow our fans the opportunity to help supply us with that much needed

home energy and sense of pride. As for the travel, softball plays 56 games in a season. Home games allow us to minimize missed classes and continue to focus on academics.

You have a lot of new faces on the team this year. What can fans expect to see from the newcomers?

Our newcomers are very talented and they fit well with our returners. We’ll have a nice balance of power and speed. The team chemistry is really coming together and the newcomers have transitioned well into their roles.

What is the attitude of the team this year?

This team is definitely all fired up, which happens to be our team motto. As we look into this season, we’ll continue to focus on the part of the game that we can control - our attitude.

Plans are in the works for a new softball facility. How beneficial would that be to the program?

Recruiting is one of the most important aspect, to winning championships. Elon is a fantastic learning community with awesome opportunities for its students. Of course, as the university finalizes the plans for the new facility and the dream is built, it would be a welcome benefit to assist in recruiting and continually improve the student-athlete experience.

You had to replace a lot of power in the lineup this year. Who can people expect

to help fill the void left by Melanie Helterbran, Brandi Jones and Patti Weber?

Brandi, Patti and Melanie all had

great careers with Elon and they will be missed. We’re very excited with the leadership and work ethic of our returners. I can’t say enough about the selflessness and talent of the newcomers. I think Brandi, Patti and Melanie will all be proud of the level of play they will see from these folks.

You have two new coaches this year. How have they transitioned?

I’m a big believer that you surround yourself with positive people and positive events are inevitable. Coach [Kathy] Bocock embodies what it means to be a great teammate. She is extremely knowledgeable and her experience in college athletics is invaluable. When Coach Bocock was a volunteer on my staff two years ago, I knew that if we ever had an opening she would be the complete replacement. Coach [Jessica] Kohut brings organization, passion and enthusiasm. She has really impressed me with her thorough pitching workouts and her dedication to recruiting. Together, they are an excellent staff that complement each other well and bring me the support and dedication all head coaches need.

“I am looking forward to seeing a team that does not know how to quit and a team that keeps its foot on the gas pedal and continues to believe in the power of positive thinking.”

- Head Coach Patti Raduenz


2010 Elon Phoenix Softball Numerical RosterNo. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School1 Carly MacDougall UT L/R 5-3 Fr. Marshall, Va./Fauquier2 Hannah Shelton OF S/R 5-5 Jr. Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley6 Jacqueline Gonzalez 2B L/R 5-8 Jr. Suwanee, Ga./Peachtree Ridge8 Erin O’Shea P/UT R/L 5-3 So. Kennesaw, Ga./Kennesaw Mtn.10 Caitlin McGowan INF R/R 5-4 Jr. Midlothian, Va./James River12 Emerald Graham OF R/R 5-8 Jr. Newburgh, Ind./Wabash Valley CC13 Kaitlyn Piazzolla C/3B R/R 5-6 So. South Bound Brook, N.J./Immaculata15 Ashlee Crewe 3B/1B R/R 5-8 Jr. Angier, N.C./Harnett Central16 Lauren Taylor P/UT L/L 5-9 Jr. Lillington, N.C./NC State17 Pam DelPizzo P/UT R/R 5-7 Jr. Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South18 Kari Pervell P R/L 5-8 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Lewis Palmer19 Camille Hill C/UT L/R 5-8 Fr. Marietta, Ga./Marietta21 Tomeka Watson OF R/R 5-9 Fr. Jackson, Ga./Jackson22 Danielle Lafferty INF R/R 5-5 So. Bear, Del./Caravel Academy23 Morgan Wright UT R/R 5-9 Fr. Siler City, N.C./Jordan Matthews24 Ashley Myers 3B/C R/R 5-4 So. Winston-Salem, N.C./Parkland South

2010 Elon Phoenix Softball Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School15 Ashlee Crewe 3B/1B R/R 5-8 Jr. Angier, N.C./Harnett Central17 Pam DelPizzo P/UT R/R 5-7 Jr. Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South1 Carly MacDougall UT L/R 5-3 Fr. Marshall, Va./Fauquier2 Hannah Shelton OF S/R 5-5 Jr. Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley6 Jacqueline Gonzalez 2B L/R 5-8 Jr. Suwanee, Ga./Peachtree Ridge12 Emerald Graham OF R/R 5-8 Jr. Newburgh, Ind./Wabash Valley CC19 Camille Hill C/UT L/R 5-8 Fr. Marietta, Ga./Marietta22 Danielle Lafferty INF R/R 5-5 So. Bear, Del./Caravel Academy10 Caitlin McGowan INF R/R 5-4 Jr. Midlothian, Va./James River24 Ashley Myers 3B/C R/R 5-4 So. Winston-Salem, N.C./Parkland South8 Erin O’Shea P/UT R/L 5-3 So. Kennesaw, Ga./Kennesaw Mtn.18 Kari Pervell P R/L 5-8 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Lewis Palmer13 Kaitlyn Piazzolla C/3B R/R 5-6 So. South Bound Brook, N.J./Immaculata16 Lauren Taylor P/UT L/L 5-9 Jr. Lillington, N.C./NC State21 Tomeka Watson OF R/R 5-9 Fr. Jackson, Ga./Jackson23 Morgan Wright UT R/R 5-9 Fr. Siler City, N.C./Jordan Matthews

Head Coach: Patti RaduenzAssistant Coach: Kathy BocockAssistant Coach: Jessica KohutAthletic Trainer: Derek Lawrance

Carly MACDOUGALL - Mac-DOO-gulKaitlyn PIAZZOLLA - Pia-ZOL-uhAshlee CREWE - Crew

2010 Elon Phoenix Pronunciation GuidePam DELPIZZO - Del-PIH-zoh KARI PERVELL - Care-ee Per-vellPatti RADUENZ - ruh-denz


15 Ashlee CreweInfield • 5-8 R/RJuniorAngier, N.C.

2009: Started all but one game for the Phoenix…Drove in a career-high four runs against Michigan State…Scored two runs against Samford…Went 2-for-4 with three RBI and a home run against Longwood…Committed just four errors at first base…Registered 267 putouts and 14 assists…Slugged .371 for the season.

2008: Red-shirted.

2007: Made appearances in 46 contests, starting 40 games…Recorded a season-best two RBI in her first collegiate game against Coastal Carolina…Had a two-hit performance in seven games…Registered 27 putouts and 43 assists in the field.

Personal: Full name is Ashlee Elizabeth Crewe…Born Feb. 17, 1988…Majoring in leisure and sport management…Nickname is Crewe…Ashlee is the daughter of Kris and Allison Klingel.

Crewe’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2007 46-40 .200 120 12 24 4 1 2 8 4 28 1-1 0 1 27 43 2008 Did Not Play 2009 44-43 .220 132 14 29 11 0 3 20 6 36 1-1 1 4 267 14 Total 90-83 .210 252 26 53 15 1 5 28 10 64 2-2 1 5 294 57

17 Pam DelPizzoPitcher/Utility • 5-7R/RJunior Warrington, Pa.

2009: Saw most of her time in the pitcher’s circle…Made 10 starts in 21 appearances…Finished the season with a 4-7 record…Two wins came against conference opponents…Earned a save against Michi-gan State…Made 24 plate appearances…Had an on-base percentage of .303…Reached base on a walk nine times.

2008: Started 34 games in her 36 appearances as a position player…Drove in 21 runs and scored 10…Recorded her only home run of the season against Western Carolina…Scored three times and had three RBI against Savannah State…Recorded three multi-RBI games against conference opponents…Earned SoCon Pitcher of the Week honors after her performanc against Savannah State…Threw eight complete games, including two shutouts…Finished the season with a 7-9 record and allowed 57 runs in 23 appearances.

High School: Named first-team all-league after helping her team to a 19-4 record and a league championship in 2006…A team captain and 2006 MVP.

Personal: Full name is Pamela Dawn DelPizzo…Born Dec. 2, 1988…Majoring in leisure and sport managment…Nickname is Pam…Pam is the daughter of Bill and Carol DelPizzo.

DelPizzo’s Career Stats As a Hitter Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2008 36-34 .240 96 10 23 4 1 1 21 7 22 0-1 5 4 173 38 2009 15-11 .042 24 3 1 0 0 0 0 9 5 0-0 0 0 22 23 Total 51-45 .200 120 13 24 4 1 1 21 16 27 0-1 5 4 195 61 As a Pitcher Year W-L ERA App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K OPAVG 2008 7-9 2.52 23 20 8 2/0 1 105.2 104 57 38 56 56 .246 2009 4-7 7.30 21 10 4 0/0 1 71.0 119 83 74 42 21 .365 Total 11-16 4.44 44 30 12 2/0 2 176.2 223 140 112 98 77 .298

Pregame rituals: I have to listen to “Don’t Cha” by the Pussycat Dolls and “The Road and the Radio” by Kenny Chesney.

If I won a million dollars, I would buy…: A 1976 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, preferably black.

Surprising fact: I have poems published in anthologies sold throughout the United States and England.

Most played song on my iPod: “Can’t Take My Eyes off You” by Lady Antebellum

How did you start playing softball: They made me quit playing baseball with the boys. I was nine and not happy about it.

Pregame rituals: I don’t believe in superstitions. I just go play!

If I won a million dollars, I would buy…: A black, 2006 Escalade (not the extended cab) with tan leather interior.

Surprising fact: I would rather stay at home and have a home-cooked meal every night of the week than eat out. I hate fast food especially.

Most played song on your iPod: “Right Now” by Kate Voegele

Favorite movie: The Bourne Series

Best advice: “Just get me a ground ball.” - Jackie Gonzalez


Pam DelPizzoPitcher/Utility • 5-7R/RJunior Warrington, Pa.

6 Jacqueline GonzalezSecond Base • 5-8L/RJunior Suwanee, Ga.

2009: Drove in two runs against North Carolina A&T and Georgia Southern…Registered 117 putouts and 79 assists as the starting second baseman…Recorded three doubles…Scored two runs in seven games…Went 3-for-4 at the plate against Winthrop…Fin-ished the season with an on-base percentage of .347.

2008: A second-team all-conference selection…Finished second on the team in batting average with a .337 clip…Responsible for 25 runs in 2008, including 21 runs scored and four RBI…Her .417 on-base percentage was good for second on the team…Had four stolen bases on the year…In 185 chances, she recorded 86 putouts and 98 assists…Committed just seven errors for a fielding percent-age of .962…Earned the team’s Coach’s Award.

High School: Helped her team to a fourth-place finish at the 5A State Tournament while earning all-region honors in 2006…Named to the All-Gwinett County Academic Team in 2004 and 2006…Earned the Lion Award for Excellence in Academics, Athletics and Character in 2006…Named September Athlete of the Month in 2004…Named to the all-county team…Dubbed her team’s best offensive player.

Personal: Full name is Jacqueline Marie Gonzalez…Born April 24, 1989…Major is business administration…Nickname is Jackie…Jacqueline is the daughter of Julio and Raquel Gonzalez.

Favorite Elon softball moment: Beating Michigan State three times!

Favorite movie: Mr. and Mrs. Smith

I came to Elon because…: I fell in love with the campus and just had a feeling that this is where I was meant to be.

Biggest jokester on the team: Hannah Shelton. No doubt about it!

Pregame rituals: I have to drink coffee and I wear a wristband that my former teammate, Tracey Dahlen, gave me.

Most played song on my iPod: Probably something by Pitbull

Gonzalez’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2008 42-35 .337 101 21 34 0 0 0 4 11 12 4-5 0 4 86 98 2009 47-47 .270 148 24 40 3 0 0 8 16 25 5-7 1 4 117 79 Total 89-82 .297 249 45 74 3 0 0 12 27 37 9-12 1 8 203 177

10 Caitlin McGowanInfield • 5-4 R/RJunior Midlothian, Va.

2009: Saw action in 28 games, making 19 starts…Hit a double against Appalachian State…Drove in two runs against Siena…Crossed the plate twice against Southeast Missouri…Recorded 22 putouts and four assists.

2008: Appeared in 31 games, including 26 starts…Hit .231 for the season…Drove in 12 runs and crossed the plate nine times…Recorded a season-high four hits against Savannah State…Had a season-high five putouts in games against Iowa and Michigan State…Had five assists in games against Michigan State and West-ern Carolina.

High School: Earned first-team all-district honors along with hon-orable mention all-region accolades…Named academic all-district and academic all-region…Honored as team MVP…Served as captain for two seasons…Finished fifth at Pony Nationals in 2006 with the Richmond Rampage.

Personal: Full name is Caitlin Marie McGowan…Born Nov. 2, 1988…Majoring in leisure and sport management…Caitlin is the daughter of Ray and Karen McGowan.

My teammates would describe me as…: Passionate and a goof

Favorite Elon softball moment: Beating Michigan State three times since I have been here.

Surprising fact: I have never broken a bone.

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: Another lottery ticket and then an ice cream cone.

Biggest influence: My grandma because of her strength, humor and love for God. Also, my parents and brother. They have a lot to do with who I am today.

Words to live by: “Surrender my life to Christ and always have fun.”

McGowan’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2008 31-26 .231 78 9 18 1 0 0 12 8 14 0-0 0 3 39 56 2009 28-19 .176 51 7 9 1 0 0 3 8 15 1-2 0 3 22 4 Total 59-45 .209 129 16 27 2 0 0 15 16 29 1-2 0 6 61 60


2 Hannah SheltonOutfield • 5-5 S/RJuniorRoanoke, Va.

2009: Appeared in 41 games, making 39 starts…Scored 10 runs…Crossed the plate twice against Siena and Radford…Drove in four runs on 16 hits…Recorded 28 putouts and one assist.

2008: Made five starts in 36 appearances…Scored 13 runs and recorded two RBI in 13 plate appearances…Was 5-for-9 in stolen base attempts…Defensively, she notched four putouts and two assists…Made her first career start against Savannah State where she scored her first run and recorded her first hit as a Phoenix.

High School: A four-year varsity starter…Earned All-River Ridge District Honors three times…Twice named second-team all-region while earning honorable mention all-region accolades once…Helped guide her team to two River Ridge District runner-up finishes while leading her squad to two Region III Tournament appearances…Led the team in runs scored, stolen bases and field-ing percentage in 2007.

Personal: Full name is Hannah Lynn Shelton…Born June 23, 1989…Nickname is Banana…Major is strategic communications…Hannah is the daughter of Mike and Sandy Shelton.

Best reason to come to an Elon softball game: We are a fun and funny team to watch.

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: An Olympic-sized swimming pool full of cherry flavored Jell-O.

My teammates describe me as…: Funny, outgoing, straight-foward, spontaneous and adventurous.

Surprising fact: I hate public speaking, which is surprising to some. It makes me nervous.

Favorite movie: What Happens in Vegas

Words to live by: “When you see an opening, take it.” It applies to everything.

Shelton’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2008 36-5 .231 13 13 3 1 0 0 2 3 3 5-9 0 0 4 2 2009 41-39 .250 64 10 16 0 0 0 4 11 21 5-6 0 1 28 1 Total 77-44 .247 77 23 19 1 0 0 6 14 24 10-15 0 1 32 3

16 Lauren TaylorPitcher/Utility • 5-9 L/LJunior Lillington, N.C.

2009: Made nine appearances in the circle, garnering seven starts…Allowed one earned run in 4.1 innings of work against Longwood…Finished with an ERA of 4.61…Belted two home runs and drove in seven runs on 10 hits…Crossed the plate twice against North Carolina A&T…Lone double of the season came against NC State.

At NC State: Did not play.

Prep: Four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain at Har-nett Central…Helped lead her team to a runner-up performance in the state championship in 2006…Won conference regular-sea-son and tournament championships in 2004, 2006 and 2007…Col-lected District IV titles in 2004 and 2007…Tabbed all-conference all four years…Selected as conference player of the year in 2006 and 2007…Named both Eastern 3-A Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year in 2006…2006 District IV Pitcher of the Year…Played in the East-West All-Star Classic in 2007…Academic all-conference all four years…Collected the WRAL Extra Effort Award.

Personal: Full name is Lauren Elizabeth Taylor…Born Nov. 15, 1988…Nickname is LT…Majoring in business administration…Lauren is the daughter of Stamey and Julie Taylor.

I attribute the success of the season to…: Hard work and desire to win.

Favorite movie: The Ringer

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: A red Ferrari!

Surprising fact: I was one of the leading scorers in the Raleigh area in basketball during my junior and senior years of high school.

If I could have dinner with three people, they would be: My dad, mom and little brother Brian. I love spending time with them and they crack me up!

Words to live by: “The older you get the stupider you were.”

Taylor’s Career Stats As a Hitter Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2008 (at NC State) Did Not Play 2009 26-22 .179 56 8 10 1 0 2 7 9 30 2-2 0 0 7 1 Total 26-22 .179 56 8 10 1 0 2 7 9 30 2-2 0 0 7 1 As a Pitcher Year W-L ERA App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K OPAVG 2008 (at NC State) Did Not Play 2009 0-3 4.61 9 7 1 0/0 0 27.1 44 29 18 14 17 .355 Total 0-3 4.61 9 7 1 0/0 0 27.1 44 29 18 14 17 .355


Lauren TaylorPitcher/Utility • 5-9 L/LJunior Lillington, N.C.

22 Danielle LaffertyInfield • 5-5 R/RSophomore Bear, Del.

2009: Started 45 of 46 games for the Phoenix…Drove in eight runs on 10 hits…Tallied 76 putouts and 90 assists as the starting shortstop…Had two RBI against UNC Greensboro…Reached on a walk nine times.

High School: Helped Caravel Academy claim a pair of state championships as well as a pair of state runner-up finishes…Served as the team captain for three years…Earned first-team all-state accolades following her junior and senior seasons…Started at shortstop at the high school level since she was in eighth grade…Earned the Golden Glove Award as an eighth grader and the Coach’s Award as a freshman…Was an honorable mention all-state pick as a freshman…Did not play her sophomore year due to a season-ending ankle injury…Played for the Pennsbury Gems Gold travel team and served as the team captain…Was a four-year member of Caravel’s basketball team…Member of the field hockey team as an eighth grader…Member of the Sportsmanship Committee throughout her prep career.

Personal: Full name is Danielle Ann Lafferty…Born February 22, 1989…Nickname is DL…Major is leisure and sport manage-ment…Danielle is the daughter of Jerry and Nancy Lafferty.

I attribute the success of the season to…: My coaches and my teammates.

Favorite movie: A Walk to Remember

Most embarrasing moment on the softball field: Tripping and falling face first in the dirt after my cleat got hooked in my other shoe.

Surprising fact: I am a clean freak and could sleep for days.

Biggest influence: My parents and Pop-Pop because they show me how to be strong in difficult situa-tions and they always know what to say when I need advice.

Words to live by: “Live every day like it’s your last.”

Lafferty’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2009 46-45 .185 54 9 10 1 0 0 8 9 14 1-2 0 1 76 90 Total 46-45 .185 54 9 10 1 0 0 8 9 14 1-2 0 1 76 90

24 Ashley MyersCatcher/Third Base • 5-4 R/RSophomore Winston-Salem, N.C.

2009: Made three starts for the Phoenix.

High School: Three-time North Carolina State Defensive Player of the Year…Earned all-conference honors as a freshman, junior and senior…Helped Parkland to a runner-up finish at the Knightdale Invitational…Also played for the Triangle Lightening, helping the team to a 2007 ASA Tournament title and a 5-0 mark in the Florence Showcase…Earned MVP honors at the Florence Showcase…Her 14U team, the North Carolina Rockers, won the ASA state title.

Personal: Full name is Ashley Nicole Myers…Born May 28, 1990…Nickname is Myers…Major is leisure and sport manage-ment…Ashley is the daughter of Jimmy Myers, Diana Cassell and stepfather Sammie Cassell.

I came to Elon because…: The team is great, the campus is beautiful and it seemed like a great place to finish my softball career.

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: My parents a new house. We have lived in the same house since I was little.

Pregame ritual: I always listen to the band Breaking Benjamin and close my eyes and think about my family. Without them, I wouldn’t be here.

Favorite movie: Step Up 2

Words to live by: “No matter what happens, always be yourself and show how much passion you have for life. Everything else will work out like it is supposed to.”

Myers’ Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2009 3-3 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Total 3-3 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0


8 Erin O’SheaPitcher/Utility • 5-3R/LSophomore Kennesaw, Ga.

2009: Appeared in the circle 26 times with 18 starts…Finished the season with a 7-11 record…Hurled three complete games…Pitched a shutout against UNC Greensboro…Picked up a save against Furman…Threw five games without allowing an earned run…Saw a season-high 9.1 innings of work against College of Charleston…Struck out a career-best five batters in three consectutive games…Went 2-for-2 at the plate with a home run, a double and two RBI against Furman…Saw action in the outfield in three games…Fin-ished the season with 21 assists and nine putouts.

High School: Led Kennesaw Mountain to a 5AAAA Region championship in 2007 and a runner-up finish in 2006…Named the Georgia State 5AAAA Pitcher of the Year…Garnered first-team all-region honors twice…Was a member of the all-county second team …Named to the North Cobb Invitational All-Tournament team…Served as the team captain and received the team’s Clutch Player of the Year and Coach’s Awards…Fashioned a 13-3 record in 2007 with an ERA of 1.30 and one save…With her travel team, she posted a 22-6 record for an ERA of 1.24 and four saves…Earned 2006 Queen of Diamonds College Showcase Best Pitcher acco-lades…Guided her travel team to an undefeated run through the 2007 Hall of Fame Classic in Oklahoma City, Okla. for a national tournament berth.

Personal: Full name is Erin Marie O’Shea…Born March 2, 1990…Nickname is Fun Size…Major is leisure and sport management… Erin is the daughter of Sean and Jennifer O’Shea…Her brother, Corey, is an offensive lineman for the Phoenix football team.

Best reason to come to an Elon softball game: We give 110% every game and are eager to win. We play to win, but have fun while we do it.

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: A REALLY nice house

My teammates describe me as…: A team player, funny and determined

Surprising fact: I have talked to JC from ‘NSYNC on the phone.

Favorite movie: Stepbrothers

Words to live by: “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.”

O’Shea’s Career Stats As a Hitter Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2009 26-21 .200 60 7 12 5 0 1 6 3 12 0-0 0 0 9 21 Total 26-21 .200 60 7 12 5 0 1 6 3 12 0-0 0 0 9 21 As a Pitcher Year W-L ERA App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K OPAVG 2009 7-11 4.28 26 18 3 1/0 1 109.2 119 73 67 87 71 .285 Total 7-11 4.28 26 18 3 1/0 1 109.2 119 73 67 87 71 .285

13 Kaitlyn PiazzollaCatcher/Third Base • 5-6R/RSophomore South Bound Brook, N.J.

2009: Recorded seven home runs, the most among the returners…Led the team in RBI with 29…Accounted for 48 runs during the season…Led the team with a .469 slugging percentage…Finished second on the team with eight doubles…Had an on-base percentage of .342…Registered 145 putouts and 26 assists…Scored 19 runs on 31 hits.

High School: Helped Immaculata to the 2007 Somerset County championship…During her junior campaign, she hit .368 with 15 RBI…As a pitcher, she posted a 11-8 record with six shutouts and 192 strikeouts over 131 innings for an ERA of 0.66 as a junior…She bat-ted .351 and built a .452 on-base percentage for the Jersey Intensity (18U Gold) team…She earned co-MVP honors and Somerset County MVP honors…Named First-Team All-Area by both the Star-Ledger and Courier-News in 2007…Helped her travel teams to the ASA 14U New Jersey state title and a first-place finish in the 16U ASA regional qualifier.

Personal: Full name is Kaitlyn Nicole Piazzolla…Born August 8, 1990…Nickname is KP…Major is elementary education…Kaitlyn is the daughter of Mario and Donna Piazzolla.

Favorite Elon softball moment: Stepping onto the field for the first time.

Favorite movie: The Blind Side

I came to Elon because…: I loved the campus and how the team was like a second family.

Biggest jokester on the team: Hannah Shelton or Ashlee Crewe

Pregame rituals: I usually eat nachos

Most played song on my iPod: “Chances” by Five for Fighting

Words to live by: “Always look at the big picture.”

Piazzolla’s Career Stats Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-A SF SH PO A 2009 47-46 .242 126 19 31 8 0 7 29 15 33 0-0 1 1 145 26 Total 47-46 .242 126 19 31 8 0 7 29 15 33 0-0 1 1 145 26


Kaitlyn PiazzollaCatcher/Third Base • 5-6R/RSophomore South Bound Brook, N.J.

12 Emerald GrahamOutfield • 5-8 R/RJuniorNewburgh, Ind.

At Wabash Valley: Drove in 78 runs and scored 74 in 2009…Finished the season with seven triples and 18 home runs for a .493 batting average…Team finished the 2009 season with a 43-5 record, a Region 24 championship and placed 13th in the national tourna-ment…Helped Wabash to the 2008 Great Rivers Athletic Conference crown and the Region 24 championship…Led her team to a 48-5 recored and a seventh-place finish in the national tournament…In two years at Wabash, scored 144 runs on 147 hits and had 144 RBI…Two-year batting average was .471 with 30 home runs and 11 triples…Also stole 47 bases.

Personal: Full name is Emerald Angelica Graham…Born April 27, 1989…Major is exercise sport science…Emerald is the daughter of Kevin Graham and Monica and Steve Brock.

Most challenging part of being a student-athlete is…: Finding time to get all of my school work done in addition to practice and games.

Favorite movie: Anchorman

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: Shoes

Surprising fact: I crochet.

19 Camille HillCatcher/Utility • 5-8 L/RFreshman Marietta, Ga.

High School: Member of the GA Knockouts 18 Gold travel club…Threw out 25 of 32 base runners as the team’s catcher…Knockouts finished third in the Colorado Fireworks Tournament in 2008.

Personal: Full name is Camille Elyse Hill…Born August 18, 1991…Major is undecided…Camille is the daughter of Steve and Karen Hill.

1 Carly MacDougallUtility • 5-3 L/RFreshman Marshall, Va.

High School: Was the starting second baseman for three years at Fauquier High School…Hit .331 as a junior and recorded six stolen bases…Named to the all-district second team as a senior…Served as a co-captain as a senior…Recorded 27 hits for a batting average of .412…Earned all-district academic team honors as a senior.

Personal: Full name is Carly Rimmer MacDougall…Born Septem-ber 5, 1991…Major is exercise sport science…Carly is the daughter of Rick and Cheryl Kowalczyk.

How and when did you start playing softball: I started playing softball when I was eight and in a recreational league.

Surprising fact: I have had mono four times. The average person only gets it once.

Favorite movie: Miss Congeniality

Most played song on my iPod: “Party in the USA” by Miley Cyrus. It’s my feel good song.

Words to live by: “Attitude determines altitude.”

Favorite movie: Dreamgirls

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: A 1969 Mustang, mint green with white leather interior.

My best friend would desbribe me as…: Loud and random

18 Kari PervellPitcher • 5-8 R/LFreshman Colorado Springs, Colo.

High School: Two-time high school and Southern Colorado Player of the Year…Named Southern Colorado Freshman of the Year in 2005…Earned all-state honorable mention in 2005…Holds the Metro 5A League record for lowest ERA at 0.55 and the highest batting average with a .625…Helped Lewis Palmer High School to back-to-back undefeated seasons…Team won its first-ever league title in 2006…Named to the academic all-state softball team as a ju-nior…Member of the Team USA International team that won a gold medal…As a member of the Colorado Quicksilver, she helped the team tie for 12th nationally in the ASA “A” nationals.

Personal: Full name is Karin-Andrea Rebecca Pervell…Born March 2, 1991…Major is undecided…Kari is the daughter of Brad and Sheila Pervell.

Favorite movie: The Breakfast Club

If I were to win a million dollars, I would buy…: Probably more clothes even though I don’t need any.

Most played song on my iPod: “The Best is Yet to Come” by Frank Sinatra

Words to live by: “You have freedom of choice, but not freedom of consequence.”


21 Tomeka WatsonOutfield • 5-9 • R/RFreshman Jackson, Ga.

High School: Four-year starter at Jackson High School…Four-time all-region player…Named to the Georgia 4-AAA All-State first team…Was named the 4-AAA Offensive Player of the Year as a senior…Led her team to four appearances at the Georgia State Sections…Named Jackson’s Best Offensive Player from 2006-08…Member of the Atlanta Vipers and the Georgia Elite travel teams…The teams made two appearances at the Gold Nationals, finishing in the top-13 both times.

Personal: Full name is Tomeka Diane Watson…Born October 11, 1990…Major is biochemistry…Tomeka is the daughter of Tommy and Daphne Watson.

23 Morgan WrightUtility • 5-9 • R/RFreshman Siler City, N.C.

High School: Named Jordan-Matthews High School’s MVP in 2008…Named to the all-conference team following sophomore, junior and senior years…Earned all-state honors as a senior…Two-time all-district honoree…Named North Carolina District IV Player of the Year in 2009…Recognized as her team’s best defen-sive player in 2009…Led her team to a second-place conference finish and tournament title in 2008…2009 conference co-champi-ons…2007 all-conference and all-district honorable mention selec-tion…Member of Jordan-Matthews’ 2006 and 2007 conference tournament runner-up teams…Member of the Beta Club and was an honor graduate.

Personal: Full name is Morgan Brittney Wright…Born December 6, 1990…Major is elementary education…Morgan is the daughter of Tony and Diane Wright.

If I could have dinner with three people, dead or alive, they would be…: President Obama, Pat Summit and Natasha Watley

Surprising fact: I am allergic to pineapple.

I came to Elon because…: I loved the school and wanted to play softball for the Phoenix.

Words to live by: “Keep God first, no matter where life takes you.”

Best reason to come to an Elon softball game: College softball is fun to watch and Elon is a special thing to be a part of.

When did you start playing softball: I started playing when I was eight. I played basketball but wanted to play something new.

Surprising fact: While I am quiet and reserved most of the time, I really do get excited about things!

Biggest Jokester on Team : Hannah Shelton


Morgan WrightUtility • 5-9 • R/RFreshman Siler City, N.C.

Patti RaduenzHead Coach10th SeasonMichigan State • ‘97

A former all-star shortstop and third baseman in the Women’s Professional Softball League, Patti Raduenz now enters her 10th season as the head coach of the Elon Phoenix. Raduenz helped the 2009 Phoenix to a 15-32 overall record and a 6-15 slate in the Southern Conference. The team had signature wins over Michigan State and a series win over league rival Furman. Under her guidance, the 2008 Elon squad posted a 26-27 record that included a 12-9 mark in league play, the most league wins since joining the SoCon. The 12-9 mark earned Elon a spot in the SoCon Tournament where it posted a 5-3 win over Western Carolina before falling to the College of Charleston. Raduenz coached shortstop Tracy Dahlen to first-team all conference accolades, while designated player Melanie Helterbran and second baseman Jackie Gonzalez earned second-team honors. Dahlen was also named to the North Carolina Sports Information Association All-State team. In 2007, Raduenz’s squad fashioned a 28-32 overall record and a 9-11 mark in league play. Elon earned the No. 6 seed in the SoCon Tournament and a first-round win over Appalachian State before dropping games to eventual tournament champion Fur-man and Georgia Southern. Raduenz saw both of Elon’s middle infielders – Dahlen and second baseman Paige Goss – earn first-team all-conference acco-lades. Goss also garnered all-state honors and ESPN The Magazine First-Team Academic All-District III and third-team Academic All-America recognition. In 2006, Raduenz’s team posted a 24-29 record with an 11-13 SoCon ledger. Elon earned league tournament wins over Geor-gia Southern and Furman before falling to Appalachian State. Raduenz guided Goss to all-conference honors and catcher Jaimie Rao to all-state accolades. In 2005, Raduenz led the Phoenix to a 31-32 record, including a 9-12 mark in SoCon action. The Phoenix took conference tourna-ment wins over East Tennessee State and Georgia Southern before being eliminated by Furman. Elon also landed three players on the all-conference teams while outfielder Dani Concepcion was named to the league’s all-tournament team. Raduenz’ 2004 squad collected the program’s most wins since Elon moved to the NCAA Division I level, finishing the season 33-23-1 overall and 11-10 in SoCon play. The Phoenix captured its first SoCon Tournament win with victories over UNC Greensboro and Georgia Southern. Elon placed a league-high five players on the all-conference teams in its first year of competition in the SoCon. The 2004 team also finished third nationally with a .976 fielding percentage after notching 1,160 putouts, 521 assists and only 41 errors in 57 games. Raduenz spent the summer of 2004 playing for the USA Base-ball Women’s National team. Her squad represented the United States in the 2004 International Baseball Federation (IBAF) Wom-en’s World Cup in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and the World Series held in Japan, capturing the a gold medal at the World Cup. Raduenz notched a .273 batting average for the season. She tallied six runs, three doubles, two triples and eight RBI while posting a .485 slugging percentage. She amassed 90 putouts at first base and four assists. Raduenz was one of only two players to play every inning at the same position and in the same spot in the lineup. She played all 11 games at first base while batting cleanup. The 2003 Elon team finished 20-25-1, including a 4-4 record in the Big South Conference to place fourth in the league. In 2002, the Phoenix finished 16-39, including a 6-4 ledger in Big South

play to garner a second-place finish in the regular season. The improvement in the Elon program yielded Big South Coach of the Year honors for Raduenz. In her inaugural campaign at Elon, Raduenz guided the 2001 Phoenix to a 16-41 record, a six-game improvement in the win column over the 2000 squad. Elon also won its first-ever Big South Tournament game that year. Prior to her arrival at Elon, Raduenz was an assistant coach at the University of North Carolina. She served as the hitting and infield instructor for the Tar Heels during the 2000 season. Under her tutelage, North Carolina put up the fifth-best batting average in the nation. Raduenz also served as an assistant at California State University of Sacramento and Iowa State University in Ames. In her four seasons as a player at Michigan State University, Raduenz put together a .372 career batting average. During both her junior and senior seasons, her batting average topped the .400 mark. For her senior year, she was awarded the Big Ten Medal of Honor. Raduenz also earned All-American honors and was a two-time Academic All-American. After leaving Michigan State, Raduenz played for the Georgia Pride and the Durham Dragons in the WPSL. She was the first player traded in league history. In 1997, Raduenz finished second in batting average and doubles in the WPSL.

Elon Year-by-Year Coaching Records

Year W-L-T Pct. Coach1990 16-14-0 .533 Sue Leonard1991 15-13-0 .536 Sue Leonard1992 37-10-0 .787 Sue Leonard1993 28-7-1 .792 Sue Leonard1994 30-17-0 .638 Sue Leonard1995 33-24-0 .579 Sue Leonard1996 31-10-0 .705 Sue Leonard1997 35-17-0 .673 Sue Leonard1998 37-10-1 .781 Sue Leonard1999 16-30-0 .348 Julie Pharr2000 10-44-0 .185 Julie Pharr2001 16-41-0 .281 Patti Raduenz2002 16-39-0 .291 Patti Raduenz2003 20-25-1 .446 Patti Raduenz2004 33-23-1 .588 Patti Raduenz2005 31-32-0 .492 Patti Raduenz2006 24-29-0 .453 Patti Raduenz2007 28-32-0 .467 Patti Raduenz2008 26-27-0 .491 Patti Raduenz2009 15-32-0 .319 Patti RaduenzTOTAL 497-479-4 .507


Kathy BocockAssistant CoachFirst SeasonFerrum College - ‘86

Kathy Bocock begins her first season as an assistant coach for the Elon softball team.

Bocock comes to Elon with 24 years of coaching and athletic ad-ministrative experience. Most recently, she was a private softball coach in Greensboro, N.C.,providing hitting and fielding instruc-tion for athletes ranging from ages eight to 15. Bocock also spent one year as a volunteer softball assistant at Elon where she as-sisted with the academic progress of student-athletes, on-campus recruiting functions, practice and game preparations.

Prior to her stint as a volunteer assistant, Bocock was the Senior Women’s Administrator at Averett University. In this position, she governed female equality in the athletics department and advised the Student Athletic Committee. Bocock also spent 15 years as the head softball and women’s basketball coach at Averett. At the helm of the Averett softball program, she guided the 1995 team to a regular-season co-championship and was named the Dixie Conference Coach of the Year for her efforts. She also led the 2000 squad to a 31-13 record and a regional ranking of third. Bocock coached Averett to the 2004 USA South Softball Tournament Championship.

As a student-athlete at Ferrum College, Bocock was named the Co-Female Athlete of the Year during the 1982-83 season and served as the captain of the basketball team in 1982 and 1983.

Bocock is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators, the National Fastpitch Coaches Association and the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. She earned her bachelor’s degree in recreation and leisure services from Ferrum in 1986.

Jessica Kohut enters her first season as an assistant coach with the Phoenix.

Kohut joins the Elon coaching staff after serving as the graduate assistant coach at the University of New Haven for the past year where she created and implemented daily workouts for the pitch-ing staff, conducted team practices, organized fundraising efforts and helped in the recruiting efforts.

Before her time at New Haven, Kohut spent one season as the first assistant coach at Drew University where she wrote and super-vised daily pitching workouts and worked with student-athletes to improve their game knowledge and physical skills.

A 2007 graduate of The College of New Jersey with a dual degree in elementary education and psychology, Kohut was a four-year member and two-year captain of the Lions’ softball team.

Kohut received the 2007 Honda Inspiration Award. This award is given annually to one outstanding female college athlete who has overcome adversity to excel in her sport.

Kohut received her master’s degree in management of sport industries from New Haven in 2009.

Jessica KohutAssistant CoachFirst SeasonCollege of New Jersey - ‘07


Jessica KohutAssistant CoachFirst SeasonCollege of New Jersey - ‘07

Dr. Leo M. LambertPresidentElon University

Dr. Gerry FrancisExecutive Vice PresidentElon University

Since becoming Elon University’s eighth

president in January 1999, Leo M. Lambert has advanced an ambitious agenda to establish Elon as a top-ranked liberal arts university and a national model of engaged teaching and learning. Under President Lambert’s leadership, Elon has accomplished broad improvements in academic and student life programs while continuing to develop a campus that consistently ranks among the nation’s most beautiful. The academic climate of the campus has been strengthened through major investments in faculty development, library resources, honors and fellows programs for outstanding students, and Elon’s top-ranked programs in study

abroad, undergraduate research, volunteer service, and leadership education. In 2001 Elon College became Elon University, and the NewCentury@Elon strategic plan was developed under President Lambert’s leadership. He directed the establishment of Elon College, the College of Arts and Sciences and both the School of Communications and the School of Education that same year. In 2006, Dr. Lambert led the drive to open the Elon University School of Law in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. New facilities constructed during President Lambert’s tenure include Carol Grotnes Belk Library, Rhodes Stadium, Belk Track and White Field, the six-building Academic Village, Ernest A. Koury Sr. Business Center, Ellington Health Center, The Oaks residence hall complex, Colonnades Dining Hall and the Colonnades residence halls, and several new residence halls and a commons building in Danieley Center. The university has expanded to include the 75-acre South Campus. President Lambert has assumed a number of leadership roles regionally and nationally, serving on the national and North Carolina boards of Campus Compact and as a founding board member

and president’s council chair of Project Pericles, a national organization that encourages students to become civically engaged in their communities. As a result, Elon has twice been named one of the nation’s top universities for community service in the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. President Lambert has provided leadership on athletics issues, serving as a member of the NCAA Presidential Task Force on the Future of Division I Athletics and chairing the NCAA Committee on Athletics Certification. In 2008 Dr. Lambert was appointed to the Commission on Effective Leadership by the American Council on Education and also to the North Carolina Higher Education Civic Education Study Commission. In 2009, he was named a director of the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), which comprises more than 1,150 public and private colleges and universities of every type and size. Lambert has a bachelor’s degree from State University of New York at Geneseo, a master’s in education from the University of Vermont in Burlington, and a doctorate in education from Syracuse University. Prior to coming to Elon, he was provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. President Lambert’s greatest honor in life, in collaboration with his wife Laurie, has been the privilege of parenting two daughters, Callie, a student at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, and Mollie, a student at Furman University.

Dr. Gerald (Gerry) Francis assumed the role of Executive Vice President of Elon University in 2009. Francis received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Appalachian State University, where he was a mem-ber of the basketball team. He earned a doctorate in mathematics at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech). Francis came to Elon in 1974 as an assistant professor in the department of mathematics. During his tenure, he received the Daniels-Danieley Award as Elon’s most outstanding teacher. In 1983,

he joined the administrative ranks as dean of academic affairs, and was later named vice president before assuming the role of provost in 1994. During his years at Elon, the institu-tion has doubled in size, increased qual-ity among faculty and students and made substantial facilities improvements. Francis is a native of Arlington, Va., and is married to Burlington native Laine Neese Francis. His daughter Kristen and her husband James McCarthy are both Elon alums and have two children, Jay and Gerry, and reside in Elon.


Dave Blank begins his fourth year as the Elon University Director of Athletics for the 2009-10 campaign, following another year of notable improvement for the Phoenix in terms of athletic success, academic progress, marketing and fundraising. During his first three years at Elon, he ignited ambitious expansions in the Department of Athletics – including a restructuring of the Phoenix Club with emphasis on funding scholarships for student-athletes, a restructuring of the academic assistance program for athletics in conjunction with the Office of the Provost, and a plan for future facility improvements, including an already completed renovation of the Latham Park baseball facility, permanent bleachers for soccer, a state-of-the-art golf practice facility, and an in-progress field house at the North Athletics Complex. In June 2008, Blank was appointed to serve on the NCAA Division I Championships/Sports Management Cabinet – a 31-member cabinet that will help shape the future of Division I athletics. During the 2008-09 campaign, five Phoenix squads earned higher league finishes than they had in the previous year. The Phoenix captured regular-season Southern Conference titles in both men’s soccer and baseball with the baseball squad advancing to its third NCAA regional appearance in the past four seasons. The men’s tennis team fell just one win shy of a berth into NCAA play, but saw its first-ever individuals earn spots into the post-season tournament. In 2007-08, 12 of Elon’s 16 sports programs finished higher in the Southern Conference than the previous year. The Phoenix baseball team went on to claim SoCon outright regular-season and tournament crowns en route to a NCAA regional appearance. Also, Elon fell just one victory shy of capturing the SoCon’s automatic NCAA postseason bid in football, men’s basketball and men’s tennis.

During the 2006-07 season, Elon notched its first winning record in men’s soccer at the Division I level and posted SoCon outright regular-season and tournament titles and an NCAA postseason appearance in men’s tennis.

The Phoenix men’s soccer (2006), football (2007 and 2008), men’s tennis (2007, 2008 and 2009) and baseball (2008

and 2009) teams have all earned national rankings during Blank’s time at Elon. Blank became the Elon Director of Athletics in 2006 after spending six years as the Director of Athletics at Drake University. At Drake, he directed an 18-sport NCAA Division I athletics program that competes in the Missouri Valley Conference. He was responsible for the creation of a comprehensive academic assistance program. During his tenure, Drake student-athletes consistently posted a combined grade point average of 3.0 or above. Also, Blank oversaw the addition of the women’s crew, women’s golf and women’s soccer programs at Drake. Facility enhancements were a priority, including upgrades in the softball complex, renovation of the strength and conditioning facilities and new locker rooms for several sports. Under Blank’s guidance, Drake completed a $17 million renovation of Drake Stadium, which hosts football, soccer, and track and field events as well as the nationally known Drake Relays. Blank has served as a member of the NCAA I-AA Governance and Football Issues Committees. In 2005, he received Gen. Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletics Director accolades from the All-American Football Foundation. Prior to 2000, Blank worked at Coastal Carolina University where he served as Assistant/Associate Director of Athletics for three years (1996-99) and Director of Athletics for one year (1999-2000). While at Coastal Carolina, Blank spearheaded efforts to raise more than $4 million to establish an intercollegiate football program at the university, which began play in 2003.

“Our athletic department here at Elon is committed to ensuring that our student-athletes have a quality experience — one that affords them opportunities to compete for championships while pursuing gradua-tion at one of the best universities in the country.”

Dave Blank

Elon Athletics Highlights During the Last Three Years…

• Four regular-season SoCon titles • Three NCAA Tournament appearances• Eight appearances in national rankings• Four SoCon Players of the Year • Four SoCon Freshmen of the Year• Five SoCon Coach of the Year accolades• Numerous enhancements and addi-tions to athletics facilities• Increased giving to the Phoenix Club

Dave BlankDirector of AthleticsElon University

Before moving into athletics administration, Blank spent eight seasons (1988-1996) as head men’s basketball coach at Lock Haven University. Blank’s teams won 119 games during his tenure, making him the winningest head men’s basketball coach in Lock Haven history. He was named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1989 and 1996. A native of Frostburg, Md., Blank attended Duke University for two years (1978-1980) before graduating from the University of South Carolina in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration (Finance). He earned a Master of Science degree in Business Administration from South Carolina in 1986. Blank and his wife, Leslie, are the proud parents of four children – Dexter, Samantha, Dustin and Davis.


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of Athletics


The 1991 Elon softball team finished with a 31-13 record, only a year after Elon made the move to fast pitch.

Note: All series information and records begin in 1990, the start of Elon’s fast pitch era.

Sue LeonardHead Coach1989-1998262-122-1

1990Coach: Sue Leonard

Record: 34-24 N.C. Wesleyan L 8-13 St. Andrews L 1-7 St. Andrews L 5-8 Catawba W 8-0 Mars Hill W 4-3 Lenoir-Rhyne W 5-1 La Roche W 25-1 Ohio Dominican L 0-2 UNC Greensboro W 5-3 UNC Greensboro L 3-5 Wingate W 10-3 Wingate W 8-2 Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-11 Lenoir-Rhyne L 5-8 UNC Greensboro L 4-5 UNC Greensboro L 2-7 Carson-Newman L 2-4 Carson-Newman L 2-10 Methodist L 1-4 Methodist L 0-12 Greensboro Coll. W 7-0 Greensboro Coll. W 6-1 St. Andrews L 8-9 St. Andrews L 9-12 Gardner-Webb W 3-1 Gardner-Webb W 4-0 Catawba W 5-0 Catawba W 1-0 Mars Hill W 4-0 Mars Hill W 9-1 Pfeiffer W 5-4 Lenoir-Rhyne W 2-1 Lenoir-Rhyne L 2-3 Lenoir-Rhyne W 5-4 UNC Wilmington L 0-3 UNC Wilmington L 2-5


Record: 31-13 N.C. A & T W 10-0 N.C. A & T W 7-6 Pfeiffer W 4-1 St. Andrews W 13-12 Wingate W 11-2 Wingate L 5-9 Gardner-Webb L 7-8 Gardner-Webb W 14-7 UNC-Greensboro L 13-14 UNC-Greensboro L 6-8 N.C. Wesleyan W 20-0 N.C. Wesleyan W 12-2 Montreat And. W 10-6

Montreat And. W 14-4 Catawba W 6-0 Catawba L 1-2 Mansfield L 5-9 Mansfield L 5-14 Methodist W 3-2 Methodist W 8-2 Mars Hill W 13-0 Mars Hill W 7-1 Carson-Newman L 0-1 Carson-Newman L 2-9 Lenoir-Rhyne W 5-4 Lenoir-Rhyne L 3-5 UNC Greensboro W 4-3 UNC Greensboro L 4-11 Carson-Newman L 0-5 Catawba L 0-5


Record: 34-242/27 St. Andrews W 7-12/27 St. Andrews W 14-53/3 Methodist L 2-33/3 Methodist W 9-13/5 UNC Greensboro W 1-03/5 UNC Greensboro L 2-83/7 John Carroll W 4-03/8 Mars Hill W 9-03/8 Wingate W 6-33/8 John Carroll W 12-53/14 Gardner-Webb L 5-63/14 Gardner-Webb W 5-33/16 Catawba W 15-73/17 Catawba W 7-63/17 Wingate W 7-33/19 Wingate W 4-23/20 N.C. Wesleyan W 7-43/20 USC Aiken W 13-13/20 USC Aiken W 9-23/23 Mt. Mercy L 0-23/23 Mt. Mercy W 5-43/24 Lindenwood L 6-83/24 Lindenwood W 5-33/25 Olivet Mazarene W 5-23/25 Olivet Mazarene W 5-13/28 Carson-Newman W 7-13/28 Carson-Newman W 2-13/30 Lenoir-Rhyne W 16-03/30 Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-24/2 UNC Greensboro W 9-24/2 UNC Greensboro L 6-74/4 Mars Hill W 10-04/4 Mars Hill W 10-04/6 N.C. A & T W 12-54/6 N.C. A & T W 18-34/8 Pfeiffer W 9-04/8 Pfeiffer W 4-24/11 Lynchburg W 3-14/11 Lynchburg W 9-14/16 Catawba W 3-14/17 Carson-Newman L 2-44/17 Catawba W 10-04/17 Carson-Newman L 0-64/22 Pembroke W 6-04/23 Coker W 4-24/23 Carson-Newman L 1-24/23 Carson-Newman L 2-3


Record: 31-132/24 St. Andrews W 2-12/24 St. Andrews W 7-43/2 Methodist W 5-13/2 Methodist W 5-03/6 Wingate W 7-03/6 John Carroll W 5-13/7 Pfeiffer W 5-13/7 Univ.of Charleston W 18-23/8 Univ. of Charleston W 11-13/8 Univ. of Charleston W 6-53/11 Gardner-Webb W 5-13/11 Gardner-Webb W 5-03/18 UNC Greensboro W 3-13/18 UNC Greensboro T 2-23/19 Wingate W 6-23/19 Wingate W 6-23/29 Catawba W 2-13/29 Catawba W 2-03/31 Campbell L 2-33/31 Campbell L 0-14/2 N.C. Wesleyan W 8-14/2 N.C. Wesleyan W 3-04/3 Mars Hill W 3-04/3 Mars Hill W 8-34/7 Lenoir-Rhyne W 10-24/7 Lenoir-Rhyne W 7-44/8 Longwood L 0-14/8 Longwood W 8-14/10 Carson-Newman L 1-24/10 Carson-Newman L 0-104/13 Wingate W 1-04/16 Catawba W 7-64/16 Carson-Newman W 4-04/16 Catawba W 9-24/23 Coker L 0-24/23 St. Andrews L 2-3


Record: 34-242/24 Barton W 8-02/24 Barton W 5-32/26 Lynchburg W 17-62/26 Lynchburg W 16-122/28 Queens L 2-52/28 Queens L 0-53/5 Univ. of Charleston W 7-33/5 Pfeiffer W 10-23/5 John Carroll W 2-13/6 Lake Superior State W 5-03/6 W. Va. Wesleyan W 9-13/6 Bloomsburg L 0-73/7 St. Andrews W 9-03/7 St. Andrews L 4-123/11 Concord W 11-03/11 Concord W 11-23/13 Shippensburg W 3-23/13 Shippensburg W 9-33/15 Longwood W 3-13/15 Longwood W 8-63/17 Catawba L 1-53/17 Catawba L 3-123/19 Gardner-Webb L 2-83/19 Gardner-Webb W 6-33/20 Lander L 0-43/20 Lander L 2-63/23 Wingate L 2-93/23 Wingate W 3-23/25 Tusculum W 2-13/25 Limestone W 6-53/26 Lander L 1-113/26 Anderson W 3-13/30 Carson-Newman L 1-23/30 Carson-Newman L 3-74/2 Francis Marion W 2-14/2 Francis Marion W 2-04/5 N.C. Wesleyan W 4-34/5 N.C. Wesleyan W 4-14/8 Queens W 2-14/8 Queens L 4-64/9 Mars Hill W 11-74/9 Mars Hill W 2-14/14 Lenoir-Rhyne L 9-134/14 Lenoir-Rhyne W 15-54/19 Gardner-Webb W 6-14/22 Wingate L 3-44/22 Carson-Newman L 0-8



Record: 34-242/25 Kutztown L 2-72/25 Shippensburg L 3-82/25 Kutztown L 4-82/26 Shippensburg L 1-62/26 Kutztown L 3-52/26 Shippensburg L 1-43/4 Lake Superior State W 5-43/4 Bloomsburg L 0-13/5 Concord W 11-03/5 Catawba W 3-03/6 Bethel W 2-03/6 Bethel L 4-63/11 St. Andrews W 6-23/11 St. Andrews W 5-13/13 Shaw L 1-33/13 Shaw W 12-03/15 Catawba W 7-63/15 Catawba W 7-13/16 UMass-Lowell W 3-13/16 UMass-Lowell W 6-53/18 Gardner-Webb W 3-23/18 Gardner-Webb W 4-33/20 UMBC L 0-93/20 UMBC. W 4-33/22 Wingate L 1-103/22 Wingate L 0-53/25 Carson-Newman L 3-53/25 Carson-Newman L 0-83/26 Queens L 1-93/26 Queens L 3-113/30 Fayetteville State W 6-13/30 Fayetteville State W 7-23/31 Limestone W 9-44/1 Limestone W 10-64/1 Gardner-Webb W 8-2

4/1 Tusculum L 0-34/1 Mars Hill L 2-44/2 Limestone W 10-04/2 Lander L 3-64/4 Longwood W 7-44/4 Longwood W 11-24/6 Shaw W 4-24/6 Shaw W 9-04/8 Mars Hill W 6-44/8 Mars Hill W 9-24/9 Barton W 9-24/9 Barton W 3-14/12 Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-24/13 Lenoir-Rhyne W 4-34/14 Francis Marion W 7-14/14 Francis Marion W 4-34/19 Limestone W 5-24/19 Limestone L 4-74/20 Lenoir-Rhyne W 13-04/21 Wingate L 2-64/21 Gardner-Webb W 4-14/21 Catawba W 2-04/22 Wingate L 2-3


Record: 31-132/24 Radford L 1-22/24 Radford L 0-42/25 Limestone W 3-02/25 Limestone W 6-52/29 Pembroke State W 16-02/29 Pembroke State W 10-13/2 W. Va. Wesleyan W 3-23/2 Kutztown W 5-43/2 Univ. of Charleston W 8-23/3 Francis Marion W 9-83/3 Shippensburg L 0-113/5 Queens W 9-13/5 Queens L 5-123/11 Longwood W 5-33/11 Longwood W 2-13/13 Lenoir-Rhyne W 12-03/13 Lenoir-Rhyne W 9-53/16 Gardner-Webb W 6-23/16 Gardner-Webb L 0-73/21 Wingate L 4-53/21 Wingate L 1-23/23 Carson-Newman L 1-63/23 Carson-Newman W 6-53/26 Shaw W 2-03/26 Shaw W 10-23/27 Catawba W 10-03/27 Catawba W 6-33/29 Limestone L 2-33/29 Lander W 6-33/30 Tusculum W 2-03/30 Coker L 0-94/2 Barton W 3-24/2 Barton L 2-34/3 Mars Hill W 11-34/3 Mars Hill W 8-04/5 Francis Marion W 2-14/5 Francis Marion W 8-04/8 Shaw W 11-14/8 Shaw W 12-64/11 Catawba W 8-04/11 Gardner-Webb L 0-24/12 Wingate W 3-04/12 Catawba W 6-04/13 Gardner-Webb L 5-6


Record: 35-172/22 Queens W 1-02/22 Queens L 0-42/23 Radford W 5-42/23 Radford L 4-52/25 Mt. Olive W 4-12/25 Mt. Olive W 9-22/27 St. Andrews W 5-02/27 St. Andrews W 7-13/1 Newberry L 4-73/1 Lake Superior State L 1-23/1 Davis & Elkins W 1-03/2 Coker L 0-43/5 West Liberty State W 8-03/5 West Liberty State W 1-03/7 USC-Aiken W 2-13/7 Anderson W 8-03/7 USC-Spartenburg L 0-13/8 Francis Marion L 3-43/11 Barton W 3-03/11 Barton L 0-33/13 Longwood W 10-23/13 Longwood W 3-03/15 Gardner-Webb W 8-03/15 Gardner-Webb W 8-53/21 Milligan W 17-03/21 Milligan W 8-33/22 Carson-Newman L 2-33/22 Carson-Newman L 0-33/24 North Florida L 0-13/24 North Florida W 6-13/28 Miss. Univ. Women W 3-23/28 Kennesaw State L 0-13/28 Columbus State L 1-33/29 St. Leo W 7-33/29 Georgia College W 4-34/3 UNC Pembroke W 2-04/3 UNC Pembroke W 10-04/5 Mars Hill W 3-14/5 Mars Hill W 6-14/6 Wingate L 4-64/6 Wingate W 7-54/9 Lenoir-Rhyne W 5-2

4/9 Lenoir-Rhyne W 5-14/11 Francis Marion W 3-04/11 Francis Marion L 2-34/17 Catawba W 4-04/17 Catawba W 8-04/24 Mars Hill L 6-74/25 Wingate W 10-04/25 Lenoir-Rhyne W 8-14/25 Catawba W 6-24/26 Carson-Newman L 1-2


Record: 37-10-12/21 Winthrop W 10-12/21 Winthrop W 6-12/22 Catawba W 2-02/22 Catawba W 2-02/24 Mt. Olive W 4-22/24 Mt. Olive W 7-12/27 Pfeiffer W 3-12/27 Pfeiffer W 5-22/28 Radford W 10-22/28 Radford L 0-103/3 Barton W 2-03/3 Barton W 6-03/5 North Carolina L 2-53/5 North Carolina W 4-23/10 Liberty L 1-43/10 Liberty W 1-03/11 N.C. A&T W 2-03/11 N.C. A&T W 7-03/13 Pace W 7-33/13 S.C. State W 5-03/14 S.C. State W 9-13/14 Hampton W 4-33/17 Campbell W 4-33/17 Campbell T 0-03/25 Coastal Carolina L 0-33/25 Coastal Carolina W 6-33/26 UNC Wilmington L 0-13/26 UNC Wilmington W 4-03/27 West Chester L 0-13/27 Longwood W 4-03/27 Auburn W 2-03/28 East Carolina L 3-43/31 Francis Marion W 1-03/31 Francis Marion W 2-14/2 Mt. Olive W 3-24/2 Mt. Olive L 0-24/5 Wingate W 3-14/5 Wingate W 6-34/8 UNC Greensboro L 1-24/8 UNC Greensboro W 2-1

Sue Leonard is Elon’s all-time win-ningest coach with a 262-122-1 record.

Coach Sue Leonard led the 1996 squad to a 31-13 record.


4/10 Shaw W 8-04/10 Shaw W 12-34/11 Tusculum W 4-04/11 Tusculum W 4-04/15 N.C. A&T W 7-24/15 N.C. A&T W 7-14/16 Charlotte L 5-64/16 Charlotte W 8-7

1999Coach: Julie Pharr

Record: 16-303/6 Lees-McRae W 8-03/6 Lees-McRae L 2-33/10 Furman W 3-03/10 Furman L 0-23/13 Eastern Kentucky L 4-53/13 Georgia Tech L 3-43/17 N.C. A&T W 6-33/17 N.C. A&T W 7-13/19 Virginia Tech L 0-43/19 #22 So. Mississippi L 0-83/20 Tennessee Tech L 1-53/20 Coll. of Charleston W 2-13/23 Georgia Southern L 0-73/23 Georgia Southern L 1-23/24 #20 South Florida L 0-83/24 #20 South Florida L 0-73/26 Stetson L 0-33/26 Stetson W 3-23/28 UNC Wilmington W 2-13/28 UNC Wilmington L 2-63/30 Brown L 2-53/30 Brown L 0-13/31 East Carolina L 0-83/31 East Carolina L 1-24/2 Liberty L 3-54/2 Liberty L 0-54/6 UNC Greensboro L 2-34/6 UNC Greensboro W 4-34/8 Virginia L 1-44/8 Virginia L 1-94/9 Mt. Olive W 2-14/9 Mt. Olive W 6-34/13 North Carolina L 3-94/13 North Carolina L 0-54/14 Radford L 0-24/14 Radford L 0-14/17 Charleston South. W 2-0

2001Coach: Patti Raduenz

Record: 16-41 (1-9 Big South)2/3 Georgia L 4-52/3 Georgia L 1-42/8 Coll. of Charleston L 3-52/8 Coll. of Charleston L 1-32/10 North Carolina L 0-52/10 North Carolina L 1-92/16 Long Island W 3-22/16 Indiana W 5-42/18 Temple L 7-82/17 Virginia L 1-42/17 St. John’s L 1-72/24 Delaware State W 5-42/24 Delaware State W 3-1

2/27 Campbell L 4-82/27 Campbell L 1-22/28 N.C. A&T L 1-22/28 N.C. A&T W 10-23/2 Marist W 2-03/2 Delaware L 2-143/3 Cornell L 3-43/3 St. John’s L 0-23/3 Delaware L 3-83/7 Furman L 0-13/7 Furman L 3-43/16 Mid. Tennessee St. L 1-33/17 Kent State L 0-73/17 South. Mississippi L 0-103/18 Belmont W 9-13/18 Robert Morris L 5-83/20 Delaware L 1-23/20 Delaware W 6-23/24 Delaware State W 6-53/24 Delaware State W 14-73/28 Appalachian State W 10-13/28 Appalachian State W 2-14/4 UNC Greensboro L 0-24/4 UNC Greensboro L 5-94/6 Liberty* L 0-14/6 Liberty* L 2-34/11 Radford* L 1-24/11 Radford* L 5-64/18 Virginia L 0-44/18 Virginia L 4-114/19 Charlotte W 6-54/19 Charlotte W 1-04/22 Winthrop* L 5-64/22 Winthrop* L 0-44/24 N.C. A&T L 5-64/26 East Carolina L 3-84/26 East Carolina L 3-134/28 Charleston South.* W 5-24/28 Charleston South.* L 0-14/29 Coastal Carolina* L 1-24/29 Coastal Carolina* L 0-115/4 Radford$ L 3-55/5 Liberty$ W 8-25/5 Winthrop$ L 1-2

* Big South Conference game$ Big South Tournament

4/17 Charleston South. W 8-34/18 Coastal Carolina L 0-64/18 Coastal Carolina L 3-44/22 George Mason L 0-24/22 George Mason W 3-04/24 Winthrop W 7-44/24 Winthrop L 1-64/25 N.C. A&T W 17-04/25 N.C. A&T W 5-2

2000Coach: Julie Pharr

Record: 10-442/10 North Carolina L 0-92/10 North Carolina L 0-82/15 Campbell L 5-62/15 Campbell L 1-62/18 Georgia Tech L 3-62/19 Wright State L 3-72/20 Minnesota L 0-102/21 Wright State L 0-72/19 Rhode Island L 2-52/25 Tennessee L 2-132/25 Georgia Southern L 0-102/26 Mid. Tennessee St. L 0-12/26 Coastal Carolina L 0-72/27 Coastal Carolina L 1-53/1 Charlotte L 0-23/1 Charlotte L 7-113/7 Furman L 0-73/7 Furman L 2-53/9 West Virginia State L 2-33/9 West Virginia State W 3-13/11 Delaware State W 7-63/11 Delaware State W 4-33/14 N.C. A&T L 6-123/14 N.C. A&T L 2-63/17 Akron W 6-53/17 S.C. State L 3-43/18 UNC Greensboro L 3-73/18 UNC Wilmington L 4-73/20 Alabama L 2-93/20 Alabama L 2-103/22 Tennessee Tech L 0-113/22 Tennessee Tech W 1-03/23 Louisville L 1-7

In 2002, Patti Raduenz led the Phoenix to a 6-4 Big South Conference record. It was the best league finish while

Elon was a member of the Big South.

Elon began its transition to Division I during the 1999 season. The Phoenix would become an official member

of the Big South Conference in 2000.

Patti RaduenzHead Coach2001-present209-280-2

3/23 Louisville L 6-83/29 Winthrop* L 5-63/29 Winthrop* L 1-34/6 Liberty* L 5-64/6 Liberty* L 3-74/7 Virginia L 1-134/7 Virginia L 0-114/11 N.C. A&T W 9-34/11 N.C. A&T W 5-04/20 Coll. of Charleston L 0-84/20 Coll. of Charleston L 1-94/30 Coastal Carolina* L 0-54/30 Coastal Carolina* L 1-45/3 UNC Greensboro L 0-85/3 UNC Greensboro L 1-75/6 Radford* W 8-05/6 Radford* W 6-45/7 East Carolina W 4-35/7 East Carolina L 2-55/12 Charleston So.$ L 0-85/13 Winthrop$ L 1-7




Record: 16-39 (6-4 Big South)2/12 UNC Greensboro L 5-82/15 Miami (Ohio) L 4-72/15 Virginia Tech L 4-152/16 Liberty L 4-82/16 Temple L 6-112/19 Campbell L 0-32/19 Campbell L 3-62/23 Michigan State L 0-72/23 UNC Greensboro L 0-92/24 Michigan State L 1-22/24 UNC Greensboro L 1-72/26 Furman L 0-32/26 Furman W 6-43/8 Rutgers W 6-23/8 Mount St. Mary’s W 2-03/10 Dayton W 3-13/13 Cleveland State L 3-53/13 Cleveland State W 4-13/14 East Tennessee State L 3-43/14 East Tennessee State L 5-73/19 N.C. A&T W 10-13/19 N.C. A&T W 2-13/22 Michigan State L 0-33/22 North Carolina L 3-113/23 Maryland L 3-123/23 Georgia State L 1-23/26 Troy State L 0-103/26 Troy State W 5-33/28 Birmingham So. W 6-53/28 Birmingham So. L 0-54/4 North Carolina L 1-184/4 North Carolina L 0-54/6 Samford L 3-44/6 Samford L 1-54/11 Radford* W 3-04/11 Radford* W 5-44/13 Liberty* W 9-64/13 Liberty* W 6-14/14 Georgia State L 1-34/18 Virginia L 2-84/18 Virginia L 1-74/20 Winthrop* L 4-84/20 Winthrop* W 9-24/25 Appalachian State W 11-24/25 Appalachian State L 4-104/27 #25 Georgia L 0-6

4/27 #25 Georgia L 0-64/28 Coastal Carolina* L 3-44/28 Coastal Carolina* L 6-135/1 East Carolina L 0-65/1 East Carolina L 0-25/5 Charleston So.* L 1-65/5 Charleston So.* W 7-25/10 Radford$ L 6-75/11 Winthrop$ L 2-5



Record: 20-25-1 (4-5 Big South)2/14 Ohio L 4-62/14 George Mason L 1-52/21 Delaware State W 10-32/21 Delaware State W 9-12/23 Marist W 4-02/25 Campbell W 5-42/25 Campbell L 0-33/4 Charlotte L 3-43/4 Charlotte L 1-93/7 UMBC L 1-93/7 Appalachian State W 12-73/8 James Madison W 8-23/8 N.C. A&T L 1-23/9 UNC Wilmington W 6-53/11 James Madison W 5-43/11 James Madison W 3-23/13 East Carolina L 0-23/13 East Carolina L 3-43/16 Furman W 2-03/16 Furman L 1-103/25 Birmingham So. L 0-33/25 Birmingham So. L 3-73/29 Winthrop* L 1-23/29 Winthrop* W 1-04/1 East Tennessee St. L 1-24/1 East Tennessee St. W 1-04/4 #16 Florida State L 0-64/4 #16 Florida State L 0-64/13 N.C. A&T W 3-04/13 N.C. A&T L 2-5

4/15 North Carolina L 1-144/15 North Carolina T 3-34/17 Appalachian State W 4-14/17 Appalachian State W 9-04/24 Radford* L 2-64/24 Radford* L 5-64/27 Gardner-Webb L 0-14/27 Gardner-Webb W 7-24/30 Liberty* L 1-24/30 Liberty* W 5-05/1 UNC Greensboro L 0-55/1 UNC Greensboro W 7-65/3 Charleston So.* W 11-35/3 Charleston So.* W 6-05/8 Winthrop$ L 0-25/9 Radford$ L 3-4



Record: 33-23-1 (11-10 SoCon)2/13 James Madison W 7-12/13 North Carolina L 1-42/14 Marshall W 4-02/14 East Carolina T 2-22/20 Akron W 3-12/21 N.C. A&T W 11-02/21 Campbell L 0-22/22 Robert Morris W 7-32/22 Virginia Tech L 0-72/25 NC State W 4-32/25 NC State W 3-22--29 Delaware State W 7-02--29 Delaware State W 3-13/3 Campbell W 2-03/3 Campbell W 3-23/6 Charlotte L 7-83/6 Charlotte W 7-03/9 Appalachian State* W 1-03/9 Appalachian State* W 8-03/10 Appalachian State* W 2-13/12 Stony Brook W 5-33/12 Seton Hall L 0-53/13 Appalachian State W 2-03/13 Stony Brook W 5-13/14 Seton Hall L 1-33/21 Stetson L 0-73/21 Stetson W 2-13/23 Bethune-Cookman L 1-23/23 Bethune-Cookman W 3-23/24 #20 South Florida L 0-113/24 #20 South Florida L 1-53/27 Coll. of Charleston* L 1-73/27 Coll. of Charleston* L 3-53/28 Coll. of Charleston* W 5-14/3 East Tennessee St.* L 2-54/3 East Tennessee St.* W 5-24/4 East Tennessee St.* W 8-64/7 Gardner-Webb L 3-44/7 Gardner-Webb W 4-04/9 Georgia Southern* L 0-44/9 Georgia Southern* W 7-4

4/10 Georgia Southern* L 2-34/17 Furman* W 4-24/17 Furman* W 4-34/18 Furman* L 1-44/24 Chattanooga* L 1-24/24 Chattanooga* L 2-74/25 Chattanooga* L 2-35/6 East Carolina W 4-25/6 East Carolina W 2-05/8 UNC Greensboro* L 5-75/8 UNC Greensboro* W 5-45/9 UNC Greensboro* W 6-05/13 UNC Greensboro W 9-35/14 Chattanooga$ L 1-115/15 Georgia Southern$ W 6-45/16 Appalachian State$ L 2-3

* Southern Conference game$ Southern Conference Tournament


Record: 31-32 (10-11 SoCon)2/11 Campbell L 2-32/11 James Madison L 3-52/12 Howard W 8-42/12 Toledo W 4-22/13 UNC Greensboro W 8-52/13 NC State W 2-02/18 Winthrop L 1-52/19 George Mason W 4-02/19 Campbell W 1-02/20 Akron L 2-42/20 UMBC W 3-12/23 North Carolina L 0-72/23 North Carolina L 4-62/27 Coastal Carolina L 2-83/4 Delaware L 3-63/4 East Carolina L 0-53/5 Princeton L 0-93/5 Liberty L 2-53/6 Princeton W 5-13/6 Delaware W 4-33/6 Marshall W 4-13/15 North Dakota State W 3-13/15 North Dakota State L 0-53/18 Buffalo L 0-23/18 Fordham W 10-23/19 Connecticut W 8-03/19 UTEP W 2-13/20 Bethune-Cookman L 0-43/23 Illinios-Chicago L 0-33/23 Illinios-Chicago L 5-63/25 Appalachian State* W 9-33/25 Appalachian State* W 7-23/26 Appalachian State* W 7-54/2 UNC Greensboro* W 9-24/2 UNC Greensboro* L 3-74/3 UNC Greensboro* W 3-04/6 NC State W 3-04/6 NC State W 1-04/9 Coll. of Charleston* L 1-94/9 Coll. of Charleston* L 0-84/10 Coll. of Charleston* L 2-34/16 East Tennessee St.* L 3-44/16 East Tennessee St.* L 0-54/17 East Tennessee St.* L 6-94/19 N.C. A&T W 6-04/19 N.C. A&T W 5-3

In 2004, Elon joined the Southern Conference. In its first season in the league, the Phoenix posted a 33-23-1 record that included

an 11-10 mark in the SoCon.


4/23 Furman* W 4-14/23 Furman* L 1-24/24 Furman* W 7-44/27 Charlotte W 9-44/27 Charlotte W 1-04/30 Georgia Southern* L 2-64/30 Georgia Southern* W 7-65/1 Georgia Southern* L 1-205/5 Campbell L 2-45/5 Campbell L 2-35/7 Chattanooga* W 4-35/7 Chattanooga* L 0-55/8 Chattanooga* W 6-25/12 East Tennessee St. W 4-25/13 Coll. of Chas.$ L 1-35/14 Georgia Southern$ W 7-65/14 Furman L 0-4



Record: 24-29 (9-11 SoCon)2/17 Towson W 3-22/17 Bucknell W 18-32/18 Army L 1-62/18 Ohio W 7-52/19 Army W 10-32/24 Ohio W 3-22/24 Oakland L 0-12/25 Villanova W 7-52/25 Rutgers W 2-13/1 Campbell L 8-93/1 Campbell L 4-93/3 UMES W 15-03/4 James Madison W 8-03/4 N.C. A&T W 9-53/5 N.C. A&T L 1-33/8 Charlotte L 2-33/8 Charlotte W 4-13/17 Florida Int. L 1-93/17 Canisius L 4-63/18 Maine W 2-03/18 Buffalo W 5-43/19 Towson L 2-43/21 Jacksonville L 0-33/21 Jacksonville W 11-03/25 UNC Greensboro* W 4-13/25 UNC Greensboro* W 7-0

3/26 UNC Greensboro* W 7-34/1 Coll. of Charleston* L 4-64/1 Coll. of Charleston* W 2-14/2 Coll. of Charleston* L 5-84/5 North Carolina L 0-54/5 North Carolina L 1-84/9 Western Carolina* L 0-84/9 Western Carolina* L 2-64/11 Coastal Carolina L 4-54/11 Coastal Carolina L 3-64/14 Furman* L 4-114/14 Furman* W 5-44/15 Furman* L 1-44/19 NC State L 1-84/19 NC State L 0-24/22 Georgia Southern* W 5-14/22 Georgia Southern* L 0-64/23 Georgia Southern* L 4-54/29 Chattanooga* L 1-64/29 Chattanooga* W 3-24/30 Chattanooga* L 4-105/6 Appalachian St.* W 9-55/6 Appalachian St.* L 0-25/7 Appalachian St.* W 4-15/11 Georgia Southern$ W 4-25/11 Furman$ L 6-75/12 Appalachian State$ L 1-2



Record: 28-32 (9-11 SoCon)2/9 Savannah State W 10-02/9 Savannah State W 9-02/10 Savannah State W 26-02/16 Maryland L 4-52/16 Coastal Carolina W 5-22/17 Maryland L 8-92/17 Coastal Carolina L 6-72/23 James Madison L 1-22/23 Binghamton W 5-12/24 Georgetown W 6-32/27 #23 North Carolina L 1-93/1 Ohio L 1-23/1 Seton Hall L 4-73/2 Seton Hall W 12-23/2 Ohio W 8-13/14 Bowling Green W 4-33/14 Iowa L 0-6

3/15 Michigan State W 5-43/15 Stetson L 1-23/16 Michigan State W 7-63/22 Western Carolina* W 6-13/22 Western Carolina* W 7-53/23 Western Carolina* W 13-63/25 #19 North Carolina L 0-13/26 Campbell L 2-103/26 Campbell L 3-53/29 Furman* W 4-23/29 Furman* L 5-103/30 Furman* L 3-94/5 Georgia Southern* L 2-84/5 Georgia Southern* W 11-24/6 Georgia Southern* L 3-64/12 Chattanooga* L 2-84/12 Chattanooga* W 5-14/13 Chattanooga* L 2-44/15 N.C. A&T L 0-64/15 N.C. A&T W 10-04/19 Appalachian State* W 5-04/19 Appalachian State* W 5-14/20 Appalachian State* W 10-94/22 Radford L 2-44/22 Radford W 14-24/26 UNC Greensboro* L 4-54/26 UNC Greensboro* L 0-24/27 UNC Greensboro* W 4-24/29 Charlotte L 0-84/29 Charlotte W 3-15/3 Coll. of Charleston* L 3-45/3 Coll. of Charleston* W 2-15/4 Coll. of Charleston* W 8-45/7 UNC Greensboro L 0-15/8 Western Carolina W 5-35/9 Coll. of Charleston L 0-8



Record: 26-27 (12-9 SoCon)2/9 Savannah State W 10-02/9 Savannah State W 9-02/10 Savannah State W 26-02/16 Maryland L 4-52/16 Coastal Carolina W 5-22/17 Maryland L 8-92/17 Coastal Carolina L 6-72/23 James Madison L 1-22/23 Binghamton W 5-12/24 Georgetown W 6-32/27 #23 North Carolina L 1-93/1 Ohio L 1-23/1 Seton Hall L 4-73/2 Seton Hall W 12-23/2 Ohio W 8-13/14 Bowling Green W 4-33/14 Iowa L 0-63/15 Michigan State W 5-43/15 Stetson L 1-23/16 Michigan State W 7-63/22 Western Carolina* W 6-13/22 Western Carolina* W 7-53/23 Western Carolina* W 13-63/25 #19 North Carolina L 0-13/26 Campbell L 2-103/26 Campbell L 3-53/29 Furman* W 4-23/29 Furman* L 5-103/30 Furman* L 3-94/5 Georgia Southern* L 2-84/5 Georgia Southern* W 11-24/6 Georgia Southern* L 3-6

4/12 Chattanooga* L 2-84/12 Chattanooga* W 5-14/13 Chattanooga* L 2-44/15 N.C. A&T L 0-64/15 N.C. A&T W 10-04/19 Appalachian State* W 5-04/19 Appalachian State* W 5-14/20 Appalachian State* W 10-94/22 Radford L 2-44/22 Radford L 2-144/26 UNC Greensboro* L 4-54/26 UNC Greensboro* L 0-24/27 UNC Greensboro* W 4-24/29 Charlotte L 0-84/29 Charlotte W 3-15/3 Coll. of Charleston* L 3-45/3 Coll. of Charleston* W 2-15/4 Coll. of Charleston* W 8-45/7 UNC Greensboro L 0-15/8 Western Carolina W 5-35/9 Coll. of Charleston L 0-8


Record: 15-32 (6-15 SoCon)2/13 Cleveland State L 0-72/14 Winthrop L 4-72/14 #20 Georgia L 0-112/15 Longwood L 1-52/21 N.C. A&T W 6-32/21 Southern Illinois L 5-62/22 N.C. A&T W 13-12/26 Siena W 5-22/26 Siena W 6-13/6 #15 North Carolina L 0-83/7 Princeton L 6-73/7 Georgetown L 2-123/8 Michigan State W 8-73/18 SE Missouri St. W 4-23/18 SE Missouri St. W 8-13/21 Appalachian State* L 0-23/21 Appalachian State* L 3-113/22 Appalachian State* L 3-43/25 Longwood L 4-73/25 Longwood W 10-83/28 Chattanooga* L 3-103/29 Chattanooga* L 3-63/29 Chattanooga* W 2-13/31 NC State L 2-103/31 NC State L 2-74/4 Furman* W 4-24/4 Furman* W 7-34/5 Furman* L 5-64/9 Charlotte L 2-104/9 Charlotte W 5-44/10 Georgia Southern* L 4-144/11 Georgia Southern* L 5-64/11 Georgia Southern* W 6-34/16 East Carolina L 5-74/18 Coll. of Charleston* L 0-14/18 Coll. of Charleston* L 1-74/19 Coll. of Charleston* L 0-104/21 Campbell L 1-184/21 Campbell L 3-74/25 Samford W 2-14/25 Samford L 5-64/26 Samford L 4-64/29 Radford L 5-65/2 UNC Greensboro* L 1-75/2 UNC Greensboro* L 3-45/3 UNC Greensboro* W 3-05/7 Western Carolina L 1-4


Patti Raduenz’ 2008 Phoenix squad finished the season with 12 SoCon wins, the most wins since joining the conference in 2004.


Opponent W L T Last Mtg.Akron 2 0 0 2/20/04Alabama Huntsville 0 2 0 3/20/00Albany 0 1 0 3/9/07Anderson 2 0 0 3/7/97Appalachian State* 18 7 0 4/20/08Army 1 1 0 2/19/06Auburn 1 0 0 3/27/98Barton 7 3 0 3/3/98Belmont# 1 0 0 3/18/01Bethel 1 1 0 3/6/96Bethune-Cookman 1 1 0 3/23/04Bloomsburg 0 2 0 3/4/98Birmingham-Southern 1 3 0 3/25/03Binghamton 1 0 0 2/23/08Bowling Green 1 0 0 3/14/08Brown 0 2 0 3/30/99Bucknell 2 0 0 3/4/07Buffalo 1 1 0 3/18/06Campbell 5 20 1 3/26/08Canisius 0 1 0 3/17/06Carson-Newman 4 20 0 4/26/97Catawba 25 4 0 2/22/98Coll. of Charleston* 8 14 0 5/9/08Charleston Southern 6 3 0 5/5/02Charleston (W.Va.) 5 0 0 3/23/96Charlotte 8 10 0 4/29/08Chattanooga 4 12 0 4/13/08Cleveland State 1 1 0 3/13/02Coastal Carolina 3 16 0 2/17/08Coker 1 3 0 3/2/97Columbus State 0 1 0 3/28/97Concord 3 0 0 3/5/95Connecticut 1 0 0 3/19/05Cornell 0 2 0 3/18/07Davis & Elkins 1 0 0 3/1/97Dayton 1 0 0 3/10/02Delaware State 10 0 0 2/29/04East Carolina 3 11 1 5/6/04East Tennessee State 4 7 0 4/4/04Eastern Kentucky 0 1 0 3/13/99Fayetteville State 2 0 0 3/30/95Florida International 0 1 0 3/17/06Florida State 0 2 0 4/4/03Fordham 1 0 0 3/18/05Francis Marion 9 3 0 3/31/98Furman* 10 18 0 3/30/08Gardner-Webb 16 8 0 4/7/04George Mason 2 2 0 2/14/03Georgetown# 1 1 0 2/24/08Georgia# 0 4 0 4/27/02Georgia College 1 0 0 3/29/97Georgia Southern* 7 13 0 4/6/08Georgia State 0 2 0 4/14/02

Opponent W L T Last Mtg.Georgia Tech 0 2 0 2/18/00Greensboro 2 0 0 4/11/90Hampton 1 0 0 3/14/98Howard 1 0 0 2/12/05Illinois-Chicago 0 2 0 3/23/05Indiana 1 0 0 2/16/01Iowa 0 1 0 3/14/08Jacksonville 3 1 0 3/20/07James Madison 5 2 0 2/23/08John Carroll 4 0 0 3/5/94Kennesaw State 0 1 0 3/28/97Kent State 0 1 0 3/17/01Kutztown 1 3 0 3/2/96LaRoche 1 0 0 3/11/90Lake Superior State 2 1 0 3/1/97Lander 1 4 0 3/29/96Lees-McRae 1 1 0 3/6/99Lenoir-Rhyne 15 4 0 4/9/97Liberty 5 10 0 4/30/03Limestone 7 2 0 3/29/96Lindenwood 1 1 0 3/24/92Lipscomb 1 1 0 2/18/07Long Island 1 0 0 2/16/1Longwood 10 1 0 3/27/98Louisville 0 2 0 3/23/00Lynchburg 4 0 0 2/26/94Maine 1 0 0 3/18/07Mansfield 0 2 0 3/23/00Marist 2 0 0 2/23/03Mars Hill 1 2 0 4/5/97Marshall 2 0 0 3/14/04Maryland 0 3 0 2/17/08UMBC 2 2 0 3/7/03Md.-Eastern Shore 1 0 0 3/3/06UMass-Lowell 2 0 0 3/16/96Methodist 5 3 0 3/2/93Miami (Ohio) 0 1 0 2/15/02Michigan State 2 3 0 3/16/08Middle Tennessee St.# 0 2 0 3/16/01Milligan 2 0 0 3/21/97Minnesota# 0 1 0 2/20/00Miss. Univ. for Women 1 0 0 3/29/97Mount St. Mary’s 1 0 0 3/8/02Mount Mercy 1 1 0 3/23/92Mount Olive 7 1 0 4/9/99Newberry 0 1 0 3/1/97Norfolk State 1 0 0 3/3/07North Carolina 1 20 1 3/25/08North Carolina A&T 30 8 0 4/15/08North Carolina State 4 5 0 3/1/07North Florida 1 1 0 3/24/97UNC Greensboro* 20 26 1 5/7/08UNC Pembroke 5 0 0 4/3/97

Opponent W L T Last Mtg.North Carolina Wesleyan 7 1 0 4/5/94UNC Wilmington# 4 3 0 3/10/07North Dakota State 1 1 0 3/15/05Oakland 0 1 0 2/24/06Ohio 3 3 0 3/2/08Ohio Dominican 0 1 0 3/11/90Olivet Nazarene 2 0 0 3/25/92Pace 1 0 0 3/13/98Pfeiffer 7 0 0 2/27/98Princeton 1 1 0 3/6/05Queens 3 7 0 2/22/97Radford 6 17 0 4/22/08Rider# 1 0 0 2/23/07Rhode Island 0 1 0 2/19/00Robert Morris 1 1 0 2/22/04Rutgers 3 0 0 2/24/07Savannah State 3 0 0 2/10/08Samford* 0 2 0 4/6/02St. Andrews 11 5 0 2/27/97St. Francis (Pa.) 1 0 0 3/3/07St. John’s 0 2 0 3/3/01St. Leo 1 0 0 3/29/97Seton Hall 0 1 0 3/14/04Shaw 9 1 0 4/10/98Shippensburg 2 4 0 3/3/96USC Aiken 3 0 0 3/7/97USC Spartanburg 0 1 0 3/7/97South Carolina State 0 1 0 3/7/97South Florida 0 4 0 3/24/04Southern Mississippi 0 2 0 3/17/02Stetson 3 4 0 3/15/08Stony Brook 1 0 0 3/13/04Syracuse 1 1 0 3/17/07Temple 0 2 0 2/16/02Tennessee 0 1 0 2/25/00Tennessee Tech 1 2 0 3/22/00Texas-El Paso 1 0 0 3/19/05Toledo 1 0 0 2/12/05Towson 1 1 0 3/19/06Troy State 1 1 0 3/26/02Tusculum 4 1 0 4/11/98Villanova 1 0 0 2/25/06Virginia# 0 9 0 4/18/02Virginia Tech 0 3 0 2/22/04West Chester 0 1 0 3/27/98West Liberty 2 0 0 3/5/97West Virginia State 1 1 0 3/9/00West Virginia Wesleyan 2 0 0 3/2/96Western Carolina* 6 3 0 5/8/08Wingate 16 10 0 4/5/98Winthrop 5 12 0 5/8/03Wright State 0 2 0 2/21/00

New Opponents in 2010IUPUI

Note: * denotes 2010 conference opponents# denotes 2010 tournament opponentsBold denotes 2010 opponents

JaimieRao

KristyHines


Batting Avg. (min. 100 at bats)

1. .445 Kelly Lloyd 19972. .421 Angie Padon 19923. .412 Laura Case 19934. .402 Velma Degree 19925. .398 Kristy Hines 1995

7. .392 Kristen Kendrick 19988. .391 Hope Rehman 19949. .387 Laura Case 1992

6. .393 Dana Wescak 1997

Triples

1. 13 Velma Degree 19922. 8 Tracy Herring 19943. 7 Laura Case 1991 7 Laura Case 1993 7 Dana Wescak 1996

10. 5 Seven Players

6 Velma Degree 1993 6 Susan French 1994 6 Kirsti Hines 1995

6. 6 Angie Padon 1992

Hits

1. 82 Kristy Hines 19952. 74 Dani Concepcion 20053. 73 Paige Goss 20074. 69 Dani Concepcion 20025. 65 Kelly Lloyd 1997

10. 59 Three Players 1992

7. 61 Jen Warren 1997 61 Jenny Gustin 20049. 60 Debbie Zeigler 2006

6. 64 Emily Hall 2001

Doubles

2. 18 Debbie Zeigler 20073. 16 Jenny Gustin 20044. 14 Kelly Lloyd 1997 14 Emily Hall 2000

10. 12 Pam Brock 2001

14 Megan Borgaard 20058. 13 Kelly Lloyd 1998 13 Dani Concepcion 2002

14 Emily Hall 2001

Home Runs

1. 11 Meredith Miley 20052. 9 Pam Brock 2000 9 Jamie Dupont 2003 9 Christy Melton 2004 9 Melanie Helterbran 2007

8 Pam Brock 2002 8 Brandi Jones 2009

6. 8 Pam Brock 2001

Runs Batted In

1. 43 Debbie Zeigler 20062. 42 Pam Brock 20023. 40 Angie Padon 19924. 39 Velma Degree 1992 39 Christy Melton 2004

36 Debbie Zeigler 2007

7. 38 Sadie Ball 2005

36 Pam Brock 2001

39 Megan Boorgard 2005

Individual Season Records

36 Tracy Dahlen 2007

Paige Goss

JennyGustin

DaniConcepcion

10. .373 Kelly Lloyd 1998

12 Jenny Gustin 2001

9. 7 Eight Players

1. 20 Dani Concepcion 2005

8. 36 Kelly Lloyd 1997

Slugging Pct. (min. 100 at bats)

1. .689 Velma Degree 19922. .664 Kelly Lloyd 19973. .650 Angie Padon 19924. .647 Laura Case 19935. .600 Pam Brock 2000

7. .549 Traci Herring 19948. .547 Velma Degree 19939. .544 Pam Brock 2001

6. .577 Laura Case 1992

At Bats

1. 206 Kristy Hines 1995 206 Paige Goss 20073. 201 Dani Concepcion 20054. 196 Meredith Miley 20055. 195 Emily Hall 2001

10. 185 Jenny Gustin 2004

7. 193 Dani Concepcion 20028. 190 Megan Borgaard 20059. 186 Tracey Dahlen 2007

195 Alyssa Marting 2001

10. .540 Susan French 1994

Runs Scored

1. 55 Laura Case 19922. 53 Velma Degree 19923. 48 Kristy Hines 19954. 46 Tricia Wissinger 19925. 45 Angie Padon 1992

10. 37 Three Players

7. 41 Cheryl Spivey 19928. 40 Paige Goss 20079. 39 Jen Warren 1997

6. 42 Laura Case 1993


5. 136 Jenny Gustin 20015. 25 Megan Slusher 1995


CherylDenny

TraceyDahlen

DebbieZeigler

Stolen Bases

1. 42 Kristy Hines 19952. 31 Kristy Hines 19963. 30 Kristy Hines 19944. 26 Cheryl Spivey 1992

7. 21 Hope Rehman 1994 21 Tracey Dahlen 20089. 20 Cheryl Spivey 1991

6. 23 Paige Goss 2007

Assists

1. 215 Donna Leigh 19922. 162 Tracey Dahlen 20073. 138 Susan French 1992 138 Tracey Dahlen 2008

10. 122 Paige Goss 2004

7. 128 Tracey Dahlen 20068. 127 Paige Goss 20079. 124 Paige Goss 2005

6. 131 Debbie Hall 1994

Chances

1. 477 Laurin Smith 20052. 471 Laurin Smith 20073. 460 Laurin Smith 20064. 451 Jenny Gustin 20045. 424 Pam Brock 2001

10. 325 Allison McCorkle 1992

7. 365 Stephanie Davis 19948. 355 Kristen Kendrick 20009. 340 Pam Brock 2002

6. 384 Debbie Hall 1995

Putouts

2. 444 Laurin Smith 20073. 426 Jenny Gustin 20044. 425 Laurin Smith 20065. 400 Pam Brock 2001

10. 306 Jenny Gustin 2003

7. 324 Debbie Hall 19958. 320 Kristen Kendrick 20009. 310 Pam Brock 2002

6. 335 Stephanie Davis 1994

Fielding Pct.

1. .994 Pam Brock 20022. .993 Pam Brock 2001 .993 Laurin Smith 20064. .992 Laurin Smith 20055. .989 Jenny Gustin 2004

7. .988 Jenny Gustin 20038. .986 Teresa Schmitz 2001

.989 Laurin Smith 2007

Wins

1. 25 Susan French 19942. 19 Susan French 19923. 18 Donna Leigh 19924. 16 Donna Leigh 1990 16 Theresa Schifano 1996

14 Carol Lilley 2007

7. 14 Donna Leigh 1993

14 Meredith Gay 2005

6. 15 Gina Krueger 1997

10. 18 Tracy Shuford 1990

.986 Debbie Zeigler 2007

1. 450 Laurin Smith 2005

14 Cheryl Denny 1998

Saves

1. 5 Jen Lamb 20042. 2 Missi Rutt 1997 2 Gina Krueger 1998 2 Whitney Meeks 2005 2 Meredith Gay 2005

Strikeouts

1. 191 Donna Leigh 19922. 154 Donna Leigh 19903. 135 Gina Krueger 19994. 133 Cheryl Denny 19985. 129 Gina Krueger 1997

10. 102 Meredith Gay 2005

7. 121 Donna Leigh 19938. 113 Cheryl Denny 1996

113 Shawn Browne 2001


Strikeouts per 7 Innings

1. 8.43 Donna Leigh 19922. 8.36 Cheryl Denny 19983. 7.59 Gina Krueger 19974. 7.25 Gina Krueger 19995. 6.87 Donna Leigh 1993

10. 5.26 Donna Leigh 1990

7. 6.08 Cheryl Denny 19968. 5.52 Theresa Schifano 19969. 5.40 Theresa Schifano 1997


10. .985 Tracy Herring 1992 .985 Paige Goss 2004




MeganBorgaard

DonnaLeigh

Melanie Helterbran

Earned Run Average

1. 0.68 Donna Leigh 19932. 1.00 Gina Krueger 19973. 1.45 Cheryl Denny 19984. 1.54 Theresa Schifano 19975. 1.58 Susan French 1993

7. 1.68 Donna Leigh 19928. 1.94 Theresa Schifano 19959. 2.00 Susan French 1995

1.58 Theresa Schifano 1996

Appearances

1. 42 Susan French 19942. 38 Meredith Gay 20053. 34 Amanda Zentner 2002 34 Megan Borgaard 20025. 32 Whitney Meeks 2005

30 Melanie Helterbran 2008

31 Carol Lilley 20078. 30 Shawn Browne 2001 30 Melanie Helterbran 2007


Games Started

1. 34 Susan French 19922. 30 Donna Leigh 1990 30 Amanda Zentner 20024. 26 Shawn Browne 20015. 24 Donna Leigh 1992

20 Gina Krueger 1997

7. 23 Susan French 19928. 22 Meredith Gay 20059. 20 Donna Leigh 1991

24 Carol Lilley 2007

Innings Pitched

2. 205.0 Donna Leigh 19903. 176.1 Amanda Zentner 20024. 167.2 Meredith Gay 20055. 163.1 Shawn Browne 2001

10. 142.2 Melanie Helterbran 2007

7. 155.2 Susan French 19928. 146.0 Whitney Meeks 20039. 144.2 Donna Leigh 1991


Complete Games

1. 30 Donna Leigh 19902. 29 Susan French 19943. 23 Susan French 1992 23 Donna Leigh 19925. 20 Donna Leigh 1991

7. 18 Shawn Browne 20018. 17 Whitney Meeks 2003

6. 19 Amanda Zentner 2002

Winnings Percentage

1. .875 Cheryl Denny 19982. .826 Susan French 19923. .813 Susan French 1993 .813 Cheryl Denny 19965. .800 Theresa Schifano 1998

10. .714 Gina Krueger 1997

7. .750 Donna Leigh 1992

.727 Megan Borgaard 2004

6. .778 Donna Leigh 1993

10. 2.05 Cheryl Denny 1996


1. 220.0 Susan French 1994

8. .727 Theresa Schifano 1996

10. 15 Theresa Schifano 1996

20 Whitney Meeks 2005 20 Whitney Meeks 2003 15 Gina Krueger 1999

Individual Career RecordsBatting Avg. (min. 100 at bats)

1. .381 Kelly Lloyd 1996-992. .369 Laura Case 1990-933. .350 Kristy Hines 1993-964. .345 Tricia Wissinger 1992-945. .343 Angie Padon 1990-92

.321 Jenny Gustin 2001-04

7. .337 Dana Wascak 1994-978. .328 Dani Concepcion 2002-059. .321 Kristen Kendrick 1997-00

.343 Hope Rehman 1993-96

Hits

1. 229 Dani Concepcion 2002-052. 212 Jenny Gustin 2001-043. 207 Paige Goss 2004-074. 198 Debbie Zeigler 2005-085. 195 Dana Wascak 1994-97

10. 186 Kristy Hines 1993-96

7. 191 Kelly Lloyd 1996-998. 190 Tracey Dahlen 2005-089. 187 Kristen Kendrick 1997-00

6. 192 Hope Rehman 1993-96

Doubles

1. 48 Dani Concepcion 2002-052. 46 Jenny Gustin 2001-043. 42 Kelly Lloyd 1996-994. 40 Debbie Zeigler 2005-085. 33 Emily Hall 1998-01

26 Megan Borgaard 2002-05

7. 29 Brandi Jones 2006-098. 27 Kristen Kendrick 1997-009. 26 Tricia Wissinger 1992-94

6. 31 Pam Brock 1999-02

26 Tracey Dahlen 2005-08


Individual Career RecordsTriples

1. 21 Laura Case 1990-932. 20 Velma Degree 1991-933. 15 Dana Wascak 1994-974. 14 Angie Padon 1990-925. 12 Tracy Herring 1991-94

9 Kelly Lloyd 1996-99

7. 10 Susan French 1992-95 10 Paige Goss 2004-079. 9 Kristy Hines 1993-96

12 Debbie Hall 1993-96

Home Runs

1. 26 Brandi Jones 2006-092. 25 Pam Brock 1999-023. 18 Jaimie Rao 2006-094. 17 Melanie Helterbran 2006-095. 16 Jenny Gustin 2001-04

13 Laurin Smith 2004-07

7. 15 Tracey Dahlen 2005-088. 14 Christy Melton 2003-049. 13 Meredith Miley 2004-05

16 Jamie Dupont 2003-04

Runs Batted In

1. 122 Debbie Zeigler 2005-082. 113 Pam Brock 1999-023. 104 Jenny Gustin 2001-044. 102 Kelly Lloyd 1996-995. 96 Laura Case 1990-93

10. 82 Angie Padon 1990-92

7. 86 Tracey Dahlen 2005-088. 85 Dani Concepcion 2002-059. 83 Kristin Kendrick 1997-00

6. 93 Brandi Jones 2006-09

Kelly Lloyd

BrandiJones

LaurinSmith

13 Debbie Zeigler 2005-08

Slugging Percentage

1. .561 Kelly Lloyd 1996-992. .558 Angie Padon 1990-923. .557 Laura Case 1990-934. .499 Pam Brock 1990-925. .470 Tricia Wissinger 1992-94

10. .441 Dani Concepcion 2002-05

7. .463 Jenny Gustin 2001-048. .453 Melanie Helterbran 2006-099. .447 Brandi Jones 2006-09

6. .465 Tracy Herring 1991-94

At Bats

1. 708 Paige Goss 2004-072. 699 Dani Concepcion 2002-053. 674 Tracey Dahlen 2005-084. 661 Jenny Gustin 2001-045. 656 Debbie Zeigler 2005-08

10. 531 Kristy Hines 1993-96

7. 560 Dana Wascak 1993-968. 555 Kristen Kendrick 1997-009. 541 Emily Hall 1998-01

6. 590 Jessica Swearengin 2002-05

Runs

1. 127 Paige Goss 2004-072. 125 Kristy Hines 1993-963. 123 Dana Wascak 1994-974. 113 Hope Rehman 1993-965. 112 Tracey Dahlen 2005-08

10. 90 Tracia Wissinger 1992-94

7. 110 Laura Case 1990-938. 107 Brandi Jones 2006-099. 103 Tracy Shuford 1990-93

6. 111 Dani Concepcion 2002-05

90 Kelly Lloyd 1996-99

Stolen Bases

1. 107 Kristy Hines 1993-962. 62 Cheryl Spivey 1990-923. 55 Hope Rehman 1993-964. 53 Paige Goss 2004-075. 48 Jessica Swearengin 2002-05

10. 35 Laura Case 1990-93

7. 41 Tracey Dahlen 2005-088. 37 Angie Padon 1990-929. 36 Tracy Shuford 1990-93

6. 43 Dana Wascak 1994-97

Chances

1. 1,420 Laurin Smith 2004-072. 1,241 Jenny Gustin 2001-043. 1,106 Kristen Kendrick 1997-004. 1,053 Paige Goss 2004-075. 1,007 Pam Brock 1999-02

10. 643 Kelly Lloyd 1996-99

7. 893 Debbie Hall 1993-968. 759 Allison McCorkle 1991-949. 695 Debbie Zeigler 2005-08

6. 938 Tracey Dahlen 2005-08

Putouts

1. 1,321 Laurin Smith 2004-072. 1,007 Kristen Kendrick 1997-003. 918 Jenny Gustin 2001-044. 802 Pam Brock 1999-025. 650 Allison McCorkle 1991-94

10. 452 Holly Briel 1996-99

7. 552 Paige Goss 2004-078. 496 Debbie Zeigler 2005-089. 473 Tracy Herring 1991-94

6. 636 Debbie Hall 1993-96


Individual Career HighsAssists

1. 544 Tracey Dhalen 2005-082. 476 Paige Goss 2004-073. 325 Kelly Lloyd 1996-994. 319 Jill Bodino 1995-985. 291 Donna Leigh* 1990-93

10. 220 Christy Melton 2003-04

7. 272 Jenny Gustin 2004-048. 260 Hope Rehman 1993-969. 228 Meredith Miley 2004-05

6. 282 Susan French 1992-95

Fielding Percentage

1. .990 Laurin Smith 2004-072. .982 Allison McCorkle 1991-943. .976 Paige Goss 2004-07 .976 Debbie Zeigler 2005-08 .976 Pam Brock 1999-02

10. .954 Debbie Hall 1993-96

7. .968 Tracy Herring 1991-94 .968 Kristen Kendrick 1997-009. .959 Jenny Gustin 2001-04

6. .971 Teresa Schmitz 1998-01

Wins

1. 67 Susan French 1992-952. 61 Donna Leigh 1990-933. 52 Theresa Schifano 1995-984. 40 Cheryl Denny 1995-985. 39 Whitney Meeks 2003-06

10. 20 Amanda Zentner 1999-02

7. 31 Carol Lilley 2005-088. 28 Melanie Helterbran 2006-099. 23 Meredith Gay 2004-07

6. 32 Gina Krueger 1997-00

Saves

1. 6 Jen Lamb 2003-042. 4 Missi Rutt 1995-98 4 Gina Krueger 1997-004. 2 Theresa Schifano 1995-98 2 Whitney Meeks 2003-06

2 Pam DelPizzo 2007-

2 Meredith Gay 2003-06

20 Megan Borgaard 2002-05

Note: * denotes that fielding records were kept beginning in 1990Bold denotes current players

Strikeouts

1. 592 Donna Leigh 1990-932. 367 Cheryl Denny 1995-983. 362 Gina Krueger 1997-004. 339 Theresa Schifano 1995-985. 302 Whitney Meeks 2003-06

10. 180 Meredith Gay 2004-07

7. 232 Melanie Helterbran 2006-098. 215 Carol Lilley 2005-089. 194 Amanda Zentner 1999-02

6. 253 Susan French 1992-95

Strikeouts per 7 Innings

1. 7.25 Gina Krueger 1997-002. 6.80 Cheryl Denny 1995-983. 6.56 Donna Leigh 1990-93 5.56 Theresa Schifano 1995-98

9. 3.87 Shawn Browne 1999-01

6. 4.19 Melanie Helterbran 2006-097. 4.14 Meredith Gay 2004-078. 4.08 Megan Borgaard 2002-05

5. 4.24 Whitney Meeks 2003-06

Earned Run Average

1. 1.48 Gina Krueger 1997-002. 1.68 Theresa Schifano 1995-983. 1.80 Cheryl Denny 1995-984. 2.32 Susan French 1992-955. 2.39 Donna Leigh 1990-93

10. 3.10 Carol Lilley 2005-08

7. 2.95 Whitney Meeks 2003-068. 2.96 Meredith Gay 2004-079. 3.07 Jen Lamb 2003-04

6. 2.88 Missi Rutt 1995-98

Games Started

1. 90 Donna Leigh 1990-932. 89 Susan French 1992-953. 74 Whitney Meeks 2003-064. 68 Theresa Schifano 1995-985. 65 Amanda Zentner 1999-02

10. 46 Melanie Helterbran 2006-09

7. 55 Cheryl Denny 1995-988. 52 Gina Krueger 1997-009. 46 Shawn Browne 1999-01

6. 64 Carol Lilley 2005-08

3.87 Carol Lilley 2005-08

Innings Pitched

1. 631.2 Donna Leigh 1990-932. 583.1 Susan French 2002-053. 508.0 Whitney Meeks 2003-064. 451.1 Theresa Schifano 1995-985. 409.0 Melanie Helterbran 2006-09

10. 304.1 Meredith Gay 2004-07

7. 388.1 Carol Lilley 2005-088. 377.2 Cheryl Denny 1995-989. 349.2 Gina Krueger 1997-00

6. 389.0 Carol Lilley 2005-08

Appearances

1. 105 Susan French 1992-952. 104 Whtney Meeks 2003-063. 100 Donna Leigh 1990-934. 96 Melanie Helterbran 2006-09

10. 73 Meredith Gay 2004-07

6. 90 Carol Lilley 2005-087. 85 Theresa Schifano 1995-978. 78 Megan Borgaard 2005-05

5. 93 Amanda Zentner 1999-02

Complete Games

1. 89 Donna Leigh 1990-932. 73 Susan French 1992-953. 50 Theresa Schifano 1995-984. 47 Whitney Meeks 2003-065. 39 Cheryl Denny 1995-98

10. 24 Melanie Helterbran 2006-09

7. 34 Amanda Zentner 1999-028. 29 Carol Lilley 2005-089. 27 Shawn Browne 1999-01

6. 38 Gina Krueger 1997-00

Winning Percentage

1. .784 Cheryl Denny 1995-982. .736 Susan French 1992-953. .712 Theresa Schifano 1995-984. .649 Donna Leigh 1990-935. .582 Gina Krueger 1997-00

10. .471 Melanie Helterbran 2006-09

7. .500 Jen Lamb 2003-04 .500 Carol Lilley 2005-089. .494 Whitney Meeks 2003-06

6. .560 Meredith Gay 2004-07


Player avg. gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

P. Weber .280 47-47 132 22 37 6 0 4 24 55 .417 22 1 34 0 .385 1 8 5-6 45 59 9 .920J. Gonzalez .270 47-47 148 24 40 3 0 0 8 43 .291 16 2 25 0 .347 1 4 5-7 117 79 9 .956B. Jones .268 47-47 153 30 41 7 1 8 23 74 .484 21 2 36 0 .364 0 1 3-7 80 6 2 .977J. Rao .252 43-42 115 13 29 4 2 3 11 46 .400 16 0 37 1 .344 0 0 4-6 86 4 3 .967M. Helterbran .250 31-26 68 6 17 3 0 1 16 23 .338 8 6 22 1 .369 2 1 0-0 5 26 3 .912H. Shelton .250 41-39 64 10 16 0 0 0 4 16 .250 11 1 21 0 .368 0 1 5-6 28 1 3 .906K. Piazzolla .242 47-46 128 19 31 8 0 7 29 60 .469 15 5 33 0 .342 1 1 0-0 145 26 2 .988A. Crewe .220 44-43 132 14 29 11 0 3 20 49 .371 6 2 26 0 .262 1 4 1-1 267 14 4 .986E. O’Shea .200 26-21 60 7 12 5 0 1 6 20 .333 3 0 12 2 .238 0 0 0-0 9 21 1 .968D. Lafferty .185 46-45 54 9 10 1 0 0 8 11 .204 9 1 14 0 .313 0 1 1-2 76 90 7 .960L. Taylor .179 26-22 56 8 10 1 0 2 7 17 .304 9 3 30 0 .324 0 0 2-2 12 7 1 .950C. McGowan .176 28-19 51 7 9 1 0 0 3 10 .196 8 1 15 0 .300 0 3 1-2 22 4 6 .813P. DelPizzo .042 15-11 24 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .042 9 0 5 0 .303 0 0 0-0 22 23 1 .978A. Myers .000 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .238 47 1185 172 282 50 3 29 159 425 .359 153 24 320 4 .336 6 24 27-39 913 360 51 .961Opponents .325 47 1286 278 418 65 7 40 255 617 .480 188 35 161 5 .423 7 40 49-64 933 301 41 .968

2009 Overall StatisticsRecord: 15-32 Home: 9-10 Away: 5-16 Neutral: 1-6 Conference: 6-15

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg. wp hp bk sfa sha

E. O’Shea 4.28 7-11 26 18 3 1 1 109.2 119 73 67 87 71 18 2 12 .285 4 16 1 2 19L. Taylor 4.61 0-3 9 7 1 0 0 27.1 55 29 18 14 17 6 0 3 .355 4 3 0 0 4M. Helterbran 5.60 4-11 29 11 4 0 1 96.1 136 93 77 45 52 27 3 15 .325 11 9 0 4 11P. DelPizzo 7.30 4-7 21 10 4 0 1 71.0 119 83 74 42 21 14 2 10 .365 7 7 0 1 6

Totals 5.43 15-32 47 47 12 1 3 304.1 418 278 236 188 161 65 7 40 .325 26 35 1 7 40Opponents 3.15 32-15 47 47 22 6 3 311.0 282 172 140 153 320 50 3 29 .238 9 24 1 6 24

Date Opponent Result Score2/13 vs. Cleveland State L 0-72/14 vs. Winthrop L 4-72/14 at #20 Georgia L 0-112/15 vs. Longwood L 1-52/21 North Carolina A&T W 6-32/21 Southern Illinois L 5-62/22 North Carolina A&T W 13-12/26 Siena W 5-22/26 Siena W 6-13/6 at #15 North Carolina L 0-83/7 vs. Princeton L 6-73/7 vs. Georgetown L 2-123/8 vs. Michigan State W 8-73/18 Southeast Missouri W 4-23/18 Southeast Missouri W 8-13/21 at Appalachian State L 0-23/21 at Appalachian State L 3-113/22 at Appalachian State L 3-43/25 at Longwood L 4-7 3/25 at Longwood W 10-83/28 Chattanooga L 3-103/29 Chattanooga L 3-63/29 Chattanooga W 2-1

Date Opponent Result Score3/31 at NC State L 2-103/31 at NC State L 2-74/4 at Furman W 4-24/4 at Furman W 7-34/5 at Furman L 5-64/9 at Charlotte L 2-104/9 at Charlotte W 5-44/10 Georgia Southern L 4-144/11 Georgia Southern L 5-64/11 Georgia Southern W 6-34/16 East Carolina L 5-74/18 at College of Charleston L 0-14/18 at College of Charleston L 1-74/19 at College of Charleston L 0-104/21 Campbell L 1-184/21 Campbell L 3-74/25 at Samford W 2-14/25 at Samford L 5-64/26 at Samford L 4-64/29 at Radford L 5-65/2 UNC Greensboro L 1-75/2 UNC Greensboro L 3-45/3 UNC Greensboro W 3-05/7 vs. Western Carolina L 1-4

Score by Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EXElon 28 9 27 29 29 33 16 1 0 0Opponents 26 67 39 46 39 34 22 4 0 1

2009 Schedule and Results


Phoenix Club Phoenix Club donors provide annual scholarship support that enables student-athletes to succeed not only in the South-ern Conference, but also in the classroom. Gifts have an immediate impact on the entire athletics program and on each of our student-athletes. When the Phoenix Club first began, Elon was 40 scholar-ships below the maximum allowed by the NCAA. Thanks to our many gener-ous donors, Elon has narrowed that gap to 32 scholarships. Elon has built an impressive winning tradition, capturing four national cham-pionships, more than 100 conference titles and 12 con-ference Excellence Awards — without the advantages of additional scholar-ships. Phoenix Club gifts have the power to take Elon athletics to even greater heights while giving student-athletes an exceptional education. Since the Phoenix Club orginated, Elon has captured seven regular-season championships in mul-tiple sports. Fifty percent of our student-athletes have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Contributors to athletics have been among Elon’s most generous benefac-tors, providing the university with excel-

lent facilities, which have attracted out-standing coaches. Scholarship support is the remaining component to ensure that Elon sustains a winning tradition. To be successful, the Phoenix Club needs to raise $1.2 million dollars to fund scholar-ship needs. Phoenix Club members enjoy numer-ous benefits, the most important being that they make a difference in the life of

a student-athlete. Phoenix Club donors who make annual gifts of $1,500 or higher are also members of the Elon Society, the university’s top annual giving group. The IMPACT

Circle is the premier giving group of the Phoenix Club. IMPACT (I Make Phoenix Athletics Competitive Today) Circle members make annual gifts at the quarter, half or full scholarship level, set each year by Elon trustees. Donors may make a four-year scholarship pledge at a fixed amount or make gifts at the level set annually by the trustees.

Membership Benefits

IMPACT Circle Full Half Quarter Tax-deductible charitable gift • • • • • • • • • • Phoenix Club points earned* • • • • • • • • • • Atkins Room & Woods Center halftime hospitality access • • • • • • • • • • Phoenix Club decal • • • • • • • • • • Phoenix Club electronic newsletter • • • • • • • • • • Game Program recognition • • • • • • • • • • Special Phoenix Club updates and invitations • • • • • • • • • • Ability to purchase parking pass for home football games** • • • • • • • • • Access to Pregame Chalk Talk for basketball • • • • • • • • Elon Society Membership • • • • • • Invitation to Student-Athlete Awards Banquet • • •

* Go to www.elonphoenix.com/PhoenixClub for points allocation ** Season ticket holders only

$5,000$2,500

$1,500$1,000

$500$250

$100

“We are proud to support 16 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I sports, including over 350 student-athletes who are competing for championships every year. Our goal is to provide each sport with the full amount of scholarship funding allowable by the NCAA. Joining the Phoenix Club is the most important way you can provide assistance for our student-athletes and help in our quest for excellence in Division I athletics and the Southern Conference.”

Dave Blank,Elon Director of Athletics

Giving GuideEndowment GiftsMany donors honor family members, teammates or a favorite coach with an endowment gift, which serves as a lasting tribute to a loved one or mentor. Phoenix Club donors may endow an ath-letic scholarship over a five-year pledge period.

Endowment gifts generate annual earn-ings that ensure the university’s long-term success and enable Elon Athletics to fund scholarships that will have a lasting impact on student-athletes. Elon has more than 70 endowed scholarships, totaling approximately $4 million.

Matching GiftsMany companies will match an em-ployee’s charitable contribution, often doubling or even tripling the amount of the original gift. Contact your employer’s human resources department to find out more about its matching gift policy.

Ways to GiveTax-deductible gifts to the Phoenix Club may be made by cash, check (made pay-able to the Phoenix Club), credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express), electronic funds transfer (one-time or recurring drafts) or transfer of stocks and securities.


Virginia CavaliersFebruary 13-14 • 1:15 p.m./3:30 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Katharine PalmerE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 434.982.5532Web Site www.virginiasports.com

UNC Wilmington SeahawksFeburary 13-14 • 3:30 p.m./1:15 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Jarrett AbelsonE-Mail [email protected] Phone 910.962.3252Web Site www.uncwsports.com

Rider BroncsFebruary 20-21 • 1:15 p.m./3:30 p.m • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Brian David SolomonE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 609.896.5135Web Site www.gobroncs.com

Georgetown HoyasFebruary 20-21 • 3:30 p.m./1:15 p.m • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Ryan SakamotoE-Mail ras228@georgetownedu Office Phone 202.687.5241Web Site www.guhoyas.com

IUPUI JaguarsFebruary 27-28 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Ed HoldawayE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 317.274.2725Web Site www.iupuijags.com

Middle Tennessee State Blue RaidersMarch 5 • 1:15 p.m. • Athens, Ga.Softball SID Jessica StauffacherE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 615.904.8115Web Site www.georgiasoutherneagles.com

Minnesota GophersMarch 6 • 10 a.m. • Athens, Ga.Softball SID Pat McCabeE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 612.625.4090Web Site www.gophersports.com

Georgia BulldogsMarch 6 • 4:45 p.m. • Athens, Ga.Softball SID Tanner TedeschiE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 706.542.1621Web Site www.georgiadogs.com

Belmont BruinsMarch 7 • 11:15 a.m. • Athens, Ga.Softball SID Patrick StubblefieldE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 615.460.6420Web Site www.belmontbruins.com

Eastern Kentucky ColonelsMarch 10 • 2 p.m./4 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Kevin BrittonE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 859.622.2006Web Site www.EKUsports.com

Western Carolina CatamountsMarch 13-14 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Cullowhee, N.C.Softball SID Denise GideonE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 828.227.2339Web Site www.catamountsports.com

North Carolina Tar HeelsMarch 17 • 4 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Dave SchmidtE-Mail [email protected] Phone 919.692.1160Web Site www.tarheelblue.com

Appalachian State MountaineersMarch 20-21 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Elon N.C.Softball SID Eric BohannonE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 828.262.7166Web Site www.GoASU.com

Coastal Carolina ChanticleersMarch 23 • 4 p.m./6 p.m • Conway, S.C.Softball SID Teresa GarbeeE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 843.349-2848Web Site www.GoCCUsports.com

College of Charleston CougarsMarch 27-28 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Charleston, S.C.Softball SID Josh DarlingE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 843.953.5465Web Site www.cofcsports.com

North Carolina A&T AggiesMarch 31 • 2:30 p.m./4:30 p.m. • Greensboro, N.C.Softball SID Darlene MitchellE-Mail [email protected] Phone 336.334.7141Web Site www.ncataggies.com

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UNC Greensboro SpartansApril 2-3 • 5 p.m./1 p.m./3 p.m. • Greenboro, N.C.Softball SID Phil PerryE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 336.334.5615Web Site www.uncgspartans.com

Longwood LancersApril 8 • 4 p.m./6 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Stuart SmithE-Mail [email protected] Phone 434.395.2718Web Site www.longwoodpancers.com

Furman PaladinsApril 10-11 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Jordan CaskeyE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 864.294.3065Web Site www.furmanpaladins.com

Campbell Fighting CamelsApril 14 • 4 p.m./6 p.m. • Buies Creek, N.C.Softball SID Joe PriscoE-Mail [email protected] Phone 910.893.1369Web Site www.gocamels.com

Chattanooga MocsApril 17-18 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Chattanooga, Tenn.Softball SID Nate BlytheE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 772.240.8742Web Site www.GoMocs.com

Charlotte 49ersApril 22 • 4 p.m./6 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Patrick McCoyE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 704.687.611Web Site www.charlotte49ers.com

Samford BulldogsApril 24-25 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Elon, N.C.Softball SID Katie WaldenE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 205.726.4005Web Site www.samfordsports.com

Georgia Southern EaglesMay 1-2 • 1 p.m./3 p.m./1 p.m. • Statesboro, Ga.Softball SID Rose CarterE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 912.478.5288Web Site www.georgiasoutherneagles.edu

East Carolina PiratesMay 6 • 5 p.m./7 p.m. • Greenville, N.C.Softball SID Sarah FettersE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 252.737.4520Web Site www.ECUPirates.com

Winthrop EaglesMay 8 • 2 p.m./4 p.m. • Rock Hills, S.C.Softball SID Brett ReddenE-Mail [email protected] Office Phone 864.323.2129 ext. 6067Web Site www.winthropeagles.com

2010 Phoenix Softball

Date Time Opponent LocationPhoenix Leadoff Classic

02/13 1:15 a.m. Virginia Elon, N.C.02/13 3:30 p.m. UNC Wilmington Elon, N.C.02/14 1:15 p.m. UNC Wilmington Elon, N.C.02/14 3:30 p.m. Virginia Elon, N.C.

Elon Invitational02/20 1:15 p.m. Rider Elon, N.C.02/20 3:30 p.m. Georgetown Elon, N.C.02/21 1:15 p.m. Georgetown Elon, N.C.02/21 3:30 p.m. Rider Elon, N.C.02/27 1 p.m./3p.m. IUPUI Elon, N.C.02/28 1 p.m. IUPUI Elon, N.C.

UGA Bulldog Invitational03/05 1:15 p.m. vs. Middle Tennessee State Athens, Ga.03/06 10 a.m. vs. Minnesota Athens, Ga.03/06 4:45 p.m. vs. Georgia Athens, Ga.03/07 11:15 a.m. vs. Belmont Athens, Ga.03/10 2 p.m. (DH) Eastern Kentucky Elon, N.C.03/13 1 p.m. (DH) at Western Carolina* Cullowhee, N.C.03/14 1 p.m. at Western Carolina* Cullowhee, N.C.03/17 4 p.m. North Carolina Elon, N.C.03/20 1 p.m. (DH) Appalachian State* Elon, N.C.03/21 1 p.m. Appalachian State* Elon, N.C.03/23 4 p.m. (DH) at Coastal Carolina Conway, S.C.03/27 1 p.m. (DH) College of Charleston* Elon, N.C.03/28 1 p.m. College of Charleston* Elon, N.C.03/31 2:30 p.m. (DH) at North Carolina A&T Greensboro, N.C.04/02 5 p.m. at UNC Greensboro* Greensboro, N.C.04/03 1 p.m. (DH) at UNC Greensboro* Greensboro, N.C.04/08 4 p.m. (DH) Longwood Elon, N.C.04/10 1 p.m. (DH) Furman* Elon, N.C.04/11 1 p.m. Furman* Elon, N.C.04/14 4 p.m. (DH) at Campbell Buies Creek, N.C.04/17 1 p.m. (DH) at Chattanooga* Chattanooga, Tenn. 04/18 2 p.m. at Chattanooga* Chattanooga, Tenn.04/22 4 p.m. (DH) Charlotte Elon, N.C.04/24 1 p.m. (DH) Samford* Elon, N.C.04/25 1 p.m. Samford* Elon, N.C.05/01 1 p.m. (DH) at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga.05/02 1 p.m. at Georgia Southern* Statesboro, Ga.05/06 5 p.m. (DH) at East Carolina Greenville, N.C.05/08 2 p.m. (DH) at Winthrop Rock Hill, N.C.05/14-15 TBA Southern Conference Championship

* - Southern Conference GameBOLD - home game(DH) - denotes double header

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