2011 texas a&m - corpus christi softball media guide

2011 Islanders softball 1

table of Contents

General InformatIonQuICk faCts ......................................................................1General InformatIon ........................................................1

CoaChInG staffJake sChumann ..................................................................2teresa flores ....................................................................3lIsa norrIs ........................................................................4

the Players2011 softball roster.......................................................5lauren dodson.................................................................6Caley Jeter ........................................................................7lauren sanders .................................................................8kaCIe smIth .......................................................................9brIttany tuCker ..............................................................10CassIe redman.................................................................11sandy sChumann .............................................................12hannah sChwarz ............................................................13meaGan mCkInney ..........................................................14Greta CeCChettI .............................................................15VIanCa PesIna ..................................................................15Jordan truJIllo ...............................................................16stePhanIe Vead ................................................................16ConstanCe brandenburG ................................................17JamIse JaCkson .................................................................17laura PhIllIPs ..................................................................17

2010 year In reVIew2010 statIstICs ................................................................18IndIVIdual reCords ..........................................................19team reCords .................................................................20sInGle-season toP-10 lIst ........................................ 21-22Career toP-10 lIst ................................................... 23-24year-by-year results ................................................. 25-29Preseason Teams and Polls ...........................................30The Southland Conference ..........................................31

the Island unIVersItyCorpus Christi ......................................................... 32-33Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ..................................... 34-35Dugan Wellness Center ........................................... 36-37Facilities ................................................................... 38-39Center for Athletic Academic Services .................................... 40Athletic Training ............................................................41University President Flavius Killebrew .................................... 42Athletic Director Timothy Fitzpatrick ...................................43Athletic Administration .................................................44Coaching Staff ..............................................................45

QuICk faCtsloCatIon ...........................................CorPus ChrIstI, texas

founded ..................................................................... 1947enrollment ............................................................ 10,000nICkname ............................................................. Islanders

sChool Colors ..............royal blue, naVy blue and whIte

fIeld ............................................................ ChaPman fIeld

dImensIons ................................. (l) 200, (C) 220, (r) 200affIlIatIon .................................................nCaa dIVsIon IConferenCe ....................................................... southland

PresIdent .......................................... dr. flaVIus kIllebrew

dIreCtor of athletICs .................................tIm fItzPatrICk

websIte ...........................................www.GoIslanders.Com

athletIC dePartment Phone ....................... 361-825-5541

softball offICe ......................................... (361) 825-3253head CoaCh ................................................Jake sChumann

assIstant CoaCh ...........................................teresa flores

assIstant CoaCh ...............................................lIsa norrIs

team manaGaer ............................................ryan dodson

team traIner .................................................. suzy sChoCk

hIstory

fIrst year of softball ................................................ 2000all-tIme reCord ................................................277-285-1home reCord ......................................................123-80-1road reCord ..........................................................72-137neutral reCord ....................................................... 82-68

team InformatIon

2010 reCord ............................................................ 35-22southland reCord ................................................... 16-14home reCord ............................................................. 21-7road reCord ............................................................ 12-13neutral reCord ........................................................... 2-2starters returnInG/lost .............................................. 8/1PItChers returnInG/lost .............................................. 0/2letterman returnInG/lost ......................................... 11/4no. of years In Postseason ...............................................3

athletIC medIa relatIons

medIa relatIons dIreCtor ...............................matt brady

offICe Phone .............................................. 361-825-3410e-maIl [email protected]

assIstant dIreCtor ...........................................Josh brown

offICe Phone .............................................. 361-825-3411e-maIl ..................................... [email protected]

Intern ............................................................. mIke VamosI

offICe Phone .............................................. 361-825-3411e-maIl [email protected]

CreditsThe 2011 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi softball media guide was written, edited and designed by assistant director of athletic media relations Josh Brown. Editorial assistance provided by Director of Athletic Media Relations Matt Brady and intern Mike Vamosi. Photography provided by Rick Hudson and TAMUCC media services.

2 2011 Islanders softball

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

Jake sChumannhead CoaCh - fourth season

st. xaVIer unIVersIty (1997) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi head coach Jake Schumann completed his third season at the helm by continuing the remarkable improvement of the Islanders program. After adding more wins in each of his first two years, the Islanders kept the streak going with a 35-22 record and an appearance in the Southland Conference Tournament in year three. The 35 wins are tied for the third-most in school history, matching the 2002 team’s win total. The Islanders were 6-6 against teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament and had two wins over Top 25 opponents with victories over #15 Texas and #21 Texas A&M. His 2010 team broke the school record for runs scored in a season by a wide margin, producing 316 to break the previous high of 212, set in 2004. The Islanders also set new records with a .326 team batting average and 38 home runs. The postseason appearance by the Islanders was the first time since joining the Southland Conference. In Schumann’s second season at the helm, the Islanders improved on their first year’s performance by going 23-31 and setting a new school record for Southland Conference wins with a 12-16 record in league play. In addition to the improved performance on the field, Schumann continues to improve the talent base of the Islander program with some of the best junior college and high school players in the nation. Schumann had a record of 21-32 in his first season as the head coach. That record raised the Islander win total by nine games, from 12 in 2007 to 21 victories in 2008. Schumann came to A&M-Corpus Christi from Texas A&M-Kingsville where he was the head coach for four seasons. In his final season, he guided the Javelinas to a 34-22 record and a trip to the NCAA Regional Tournament. He left TAMUK as the all-time winningest softball coach in school history with 120 victories. During his time at Kingsville, he guided the Javelinas to three 30-win seasons and improved the team batting average in each of the four seasons he was there. Schumann coached 19 All-Lone Star Conference players, as well as a Pitcher of the Year and the school’s first ever Player of the Year. He also coached the program’s first All-American. Pr ior to arr i v ing i n Kingsville, Schumann was the head coach at Carl Albert State College (Okla.) for two years. While at Carl Albert, Schumann turned the team around almost overnight. The year before Schumann arrived, the team posted a 19-35 record. With Schumann at the helm in 2002, Carl Albert went 31-23 and was the Region II runner-up. In 2003, the Vikings went 31-17 and finished third in the Regional Tournament. During his time at Carl Albert, the team posted batting averages

of .301 in 2002 and .331 in 2003. His team produced five All-Region infielders for the 2003 season. As concerned about his student-athletes performance off the field as on, Schumann’s teams produced grade point averages of 3.39 in 2002 and 3.19 in 2003. He was also an Educational Guidance Specialist at Carl Albert. Schumann was responsible for academic and career counseling for ETS students, provided information on secondary and post secondary opportunities, developed and conducted college preparatory and leadership workshops and served as an advisor to new employees. Prior to his time at Carl Albert, Schumann was an assistant coach at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in Miami, Okla. At Northeastern, Schumann assisted in all aspects of the program, including recruiting, budgeting, travel, on-field instruction, classroom monitoring and field maintenance. Northeastern Oklahoma posted a 101-16 record in his two seasons with the squad. In 2000, Northeastern finished third in the nation.In his four seasons as an assistant and head coach in Oklahoma, Schumann coached 19 all-regional players and six All-Americans. While he was at Northeastern, he also worked as an Alternative Education Instructor at Will Rogers Middle School. He developed and carried out lesson plans for an alternative education setting. Schumann also taught math, science, social studies and English. Prior to that, he served as assistant baseball coach at Hill-Murray High School in St. Paul, Minn. While at Hill-Murray, he was a student teacher for Harding High School and Murray Magnet Junior High School. Schumann is a native of Maplewood, Minn. He played baseball for two years at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M before transferring to Ball State University. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from St. Xavier University in Chicago, Ill. He also has a Secondary Social Studies Certification from Concordia University in St. Paul, Minn. Schumann has served as an athletic coordinator for the National Youth Sports Program sponsored by the NCAA.

Schumann received his master’s degree in guidance and counseling from Texas A&M University-Kingsville in May 2006 and is married to the former Julie Campbell. The couple has two daughters, eight-year old Jenna and three-year old Isla Jade.

The Schumann FamilyL to R: daughter Jenna, wife Julie, daughter Isla Jade

and Jake



teresa floresassIstant CoaCh - thIrd season

texas woman’s unIVersIty (2004)

Islanders softball assistant coach Teresa Flores is in her third year as a member of the coaching staff. After spending the first year as the second assistant on the team, she was elevated to the top assistant position before the 2010 season. Flores was hired after an All-American career at Texas Woman’s University and having worked with the softball program at the University of Texas while earning her master’s degree. In her first season as the top assistant, she helped guide the Islanders to a 35-20 campaign and set numerous offensive records. The 2010 team broke the school record for runs scored in a season by a wide margin, producing 316 to break the previous high of 212, set in 2004. The Islanders also set new records with a .326 team batting average and 38 home runs. The postseason appearance by the Islanders was the first time since joining the Southland Conference. Flores, who prepped in Corpus Christi at Miller High School and collegiately at TWU, works with the infielders and hitters. She also assists with recruiting. A standout shortstop, Flores was the Lonestar Conference Player of the Year in 2004 and was named All-South Central Region. Flores was named Academic All-District VI First Team two years in a row and holds or shares 30 TWU team records and four Lone Star Conference records. She was awarded the TWU President’s Award in 2004 for excellence in the classroom and on the playing field and was named to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America Team as a third team selection. After graduating from TWU with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and a double minor in adaptive physical education and special education, Flores earned her master’s degree in special education from the University of Texas where she served as the video specialist and manager with the Longhorn softball program during the 2007-08 year. During her time with the Longhorns, Flores assisted with the team’s hitting drills and worked with the outfielders during defensive drills. Flores was also a student volunteer coach at TWU in 2004-05, giving instruction to hitters while helping make adjustments during games and assisting with infielders. At the University of Incarnate Word, Flores was a volunteer coach during the 2007 season. She coordinated batting practice and assisted with infield practice while also individually instructing players to develop hitting skills. While at Miller High School, Flores received the Distinguished Scholar Award for Athletics from the Corpus Christi Caller-Times and was named All-South Texas and All-State. She also participated in the U.S. Scholar Athlete Games in Rhode Island. Her travel ball career includes international play in Europe and Canada and playing against teams from the National Pro Fastpitch League. She was a member of the Texas Elite travel team that toured Holland, Germany and the Czech Republic in 2002. Flores was on the California Schutt Hurricanes Women’s Major team, traveling to the Canada Cup where her teammate was Olympian Andrea Duran in 2003. In 2005 she played for the California Sunbirds, one of the nation’s top amateur teams that plays against teams from the NPF. In 2007, she played on Corona (Calif.) Storm USA, a women’s major team that won the American Softball Association Class A national championship. Flores was named ASA Class A All-American while playing for Storm USA. Flores resides in Corpus Christi.



lIsa norrIsassIstant CoaCh - fIrst season

north CarolIna (2010)

Lisa Norris is in her first season with the Islanders softball program after spending the 2010 season as a student assistant at her alma mater, North Carolina. She serves as the team’s pitching coach on the staff. Norris, a native of Snellville, Ga., was a 2009 First-Team All-Southeast Region and All-ACC selection as a senior at North Carolina and has gone on to a successful career in the National Pro Fastpitch league. Along with the technical aspect of her pitching knowledge, her experience will help the players reach their potential as they learn from one of the most successful pitchers in the game today after being without a pitching coach during the 2010 season. Norris was named the 2010 Diamond Sports Pitcher of the Year for the Akron Racers after leading the league in wins (14), complete games (16), shutouts (four) and innings pitched (137.2). She also had the second-most strikeouts (126) and was second in ERA (1.73) during the regular season. One of the top pitchers in Tar Heel history, Norris will help give confidence to the Islanders pitching staff. She is third all-time in the UNC record books with 78 wins and third in strikeouts with 808 in her career. Norris is a 2010 graduate of North Carolina and resides in Corpus Christi.



2011 texas a&m - CorPus ChrIstI rosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. B/T Hometown/Previous1 Lauren Sanders OF 5-3 Sr.-3L L/L Angleton, Texas/Angleton HS3 Cassie Redman OF 5-7 Jr.-2L L/R New Lenox, Ill./Lincoln-Way Central HS4 Caley Jeter IF 5-4 Sr.-1L L/R Huntsville, Texas/Blinn JC5 Sandy Schumann IF 5-5 Jr.-2L R/R Corpus Christi, Texas/Mary Carroll HS8 Jordan Trujillo P 5-5 Jr.-TR R/R Sierra Vista, Ariz./Pima CC9 Lauren Dodson IF 5-8 Sr.-1L R/R Grove, Okla./Northeastern Okla. A&M11 Brittany Tucker C 5-7 Sr.-1L R/R Tucson, Ariz./Yavapai College14 Stephanie Vead OF 5-1 Jr.-HS L/L Corpus Christi, Texas/Carroll HS15 Hannah Schwarz OF 5-4 Jr.-1L L/L Kerrville, Texas/Blinn JC 16 Vianca Pesina P 5-6 Jr.-TR R/R Corpus Christi, Texas/Alvin CC18 Greta Cecchetti P 6-0 Jr.-Tr. R/R Bollate, Italy/Polk State College19 Jamise Jackson 1B 5-7 Fr.-HS L/L Desoto, Texas/Waxahachie HS20 Constance Brandenburg P 5-10 Fr.-HS R/R Kingsville, Texas/H.M. King HS21 Meagan McKinney IF 5-8 So.-1L R/R New Braunfels, Texas/NB Canyon HS22 Kacie Smith IF 5-6 Sr.-1L R/R Waddell, Ariz./Yavapai College77 Laura Phillips C 5-10 Fr.-HS R/R Sugar Land, Texas/Dulles HS

Head Coach: Jake SchumannAssistant Coaches: Teresa Flores and Lisa NorrisTeam Manager: Ryan Dodson and Cassandra HerreraAthletic Trainer: Suzy Schock

Back Row, left to right: Constance Brandenburg, Lauren Dodson, Brittany Tucker, Jamise JacksonMiddle Row, left to right: Sandy Schumann, Laura Phillips, Hannah Schwarz, Meagan McKinney, Caley Jeter, Jordan Trujillo, Lauren SandersFront Row, left to right: Cassie Redman, Kacie Smith, Vianca Pesina, Stephanie Vead, Greta Cecchetti



#9 lauren dodsonInfIeldsr. - 1l

GroVe, okla. (northeastern okla. a&m)

2010: Hit .288 in her first year with the Islanders while notching a team-high 13 doubles to go along with three home runs and 31 RBI…played in and started 56 of 57 games on the year and was second on the team with 160 at-bats throughout the season while scoring 21 runs…was 2-for-2 on stolen base attempts and drew 12 walks…had a team-high 137 assists while playing the shortstop position…named All-Southland honorable mention…went 4-for-4 against UCA (3/6) with three runs scored and a career-high seven RBI.

Prior To Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Began her career at Arkansas before transferring to Northeastern Oklahoma A&M where she played for her father, head coach Eric Iverson, for one season...helped her team to a 53-6 record and a regional runner-up finish during her year playing for the Norsemen...hit over .300 during the season.

High School: Played for coach Rodney Bowen at Grove High School in Grove, Okla....batted over .300 her senior season while helping the Ridgerunners to a state runner-up finish...team won a district championship all four years while winning conference and regional championships her final three seasons...the Ridgerunners were state semi-finalists her sophomore year, state participants her junior year and state runners-up her senior campaign...holds the school record for most doubles, RBIs and home runs in a single season.

Personal: Born Lauren Iverson on May 16, 1989, in Tulsa, Okla....parents are Keni and Eric Iverson...education major.

Career Game HighsAt Bats........................................5 vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Runs ........................................... 3 vs. Central Arkansas (3-6-10)Hits ............................................ 4 vs. Central Arkansas (3-6-10)Doubles...................................... 3 vs. Central Arkansas (3-6-10)Triples .......................................................................................... 0Home Runs ..................1 (3x) last vs. McNeese State (4-17-10)RBI ............................................. 7 vs. Central Arkansas (3-6-10)Stolen Bases .............. 1 (2x) last vs. Sam Houston State (4-11-10)Stolen Base Att. ................. 1 (2x) last vs. Sam Houston State (4-11-10)Putouts ..........................................6 vs. North Dakota (3-27-10)Assists ...........................................................7 vs. Texas (3-25-10)

Dodson’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2010 56-56 160 21 46 .288 13 0 3 31 .425 2-2 92 137 10 .958TOT 56-56 160 21 46 .288 13 0 3 31 .425 2-2 92 137 10 .958



2010: Quickly became one of the keys to the Islanders’ record-setting offense as she had a league-best .526 on-base percentage while coming in second in the Southland Conference with a .384 batting average…named Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Southland following the season…went 13-for-13 in stolen bases and scored 32 runs during the year while drawing a team-best 37 walks…had a season-high four RBI against Central Arkansas (3/6) and scored three runs against Southeastern Louisiana (5/8)…also tied for the team lead in doubles (13) and had one triple during the season.

Prior To Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Played at Blinn Junior College in Brenham for head coach Rick Church...helped her team to a 39-14 record her freshman season and a 56-11 record her sophomore year...the Buccaneers won their conference her second year in the program and finished in fourth place at the NJCAA Tournament...finished her sophomore season with a .498 average, .562 on-base percentage, .610 slugging percentage and 27 stolen bases...named NFCA All-Midwest Region First Team her two seasons at Blinn and was a Second Team NJCAA All-American in 2009.

High School: Played at Huntsville High School for coach Nancy Hooper...batted .384 with a .479 slugging percentage and a .505 on-base percentage her senior season...named first team all-district all four years while also being the district’s Defensive MVP her senior year...finished as district champions and regional finalists during her final year with the Hornets.

Personal: Born Caley Michelle Jeter on Feb. 1, 1989, in Huntsville, Texas...parents are Jonna and Glen Jeter...accounting major.

#4 Caley JeterInfIeldsr. - 1l

huntsVIlle, texas (blInn JC)

Jeter’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2010 55-55 151 32 58 .384 13 1 0 32 .483 13-13 132 93 10 .957TOT 55-55 151 32 58 .384 13 1 0 32 .483 13-13 132 93 10 .957

Career Game HighsAt Bats........................5 (2x) last vs. Stephen F. Austin (4-3-10)Runs ............................................ 3 vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Hits .............................................3 vs. Boston College (2-18-10)Doubles...............................................2 vs. Texas State (3-21-10)Triples ...................................................... 1 vs. Nicholls (3-14-10)Home Runs ..................................................................................0RBI ............................................. 4 vs. Central Arkansas (3-6-10)Stolen Bases .............. 1 (13x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Stolen Base Att. ..............1 (13x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Putouts ....................................... 7 vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Assists .................................................5 vs. Texas State (3-20-10)



2010: Started 48 of the 51 games she played in during her junior year…hit .287 with six doubles, one triple and nine RBI…went 9-of-10 in stolen base attempts…scored 22 runs, fifth-highest on the team…had two outfield assists and committed just two errors for a .964 fielding percentage…drew nine walks and reached on a hit-by-pitch three times during the year.

2009: Played in 52 games, starting all but one contest...played the outfield, primarily in center, in all 52 games...hit for a .286 average with two doubles, two triples and 15 RBI...drew six walks on the season and was 4-for-9 in stolen base attempts...laid down six sacrifice bunts throughout the year...recorded 12 multi-hit games during the year with a high of three hits against Nicholls, UT Arlington and Southeastern La....recorded two-RBI games against Houston Baptist and Louisiana Tech.

2008: Played in 51 games while starting 50...had a .329 batting average on the season, second highest on the team...had a team-high 12 stolen bases during the season...drove in 21 runs, fifth-best on the team...hit two triples on the year...tallied 16 multi-hit games and five multi-RBI games...drew nine walks throughout the season...successfully completed two sacrifice bunts on the season...had a season-high three hits against Army, Texas A&M-Kingsville and Southeastern La....recorded three RBI in games against Army, DePaul and Southeastern La.

High School: Garnered four letters at Angleton High School...as a senior, hit .523 with 20 runs scored, nine runs batted in and 10 stolen bases...was the District 23-4A Offensive MVP...as a junior, hit .491 with an on-base percentage of .572 with 29 runs scored, 13 runs batted in and 12 stolen bases...was second-team all-district and second-team all-county as a junior...as a sophomore, was named second-team all-district after hitting .341 with 16 runs scored and five stolen bases...was a four-time state finalist in power lifting, including a second-place finish as a junior and senior...was named to the academic all-district team three straight seasons.

Personal: Lauren Sanders was born Nov. 5, 1988, in Houston, Texas...is the daughter of Martin Sanders and Shaun and Brian Hoskins of Angleton, Texas...exercise science major.

Career Game HighsAt Bats......................................5 (9x) last vs. Southern (5-5-10)Runs ..........................3 (3x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Hits ............................3 (7x) last vs. Southeastern La. (4-26-09)Doubles........................1 (8x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-8-10)Triples .......................1 (5x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Home Runs ................................................................................. 0 RBI .............................3 (3x) last vs. Southeastern La. (4-19-08)Stolen Bases .............................3 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Stolen Base Att. ......................3 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Putouts ......................................5 vs. Prairie View A&M (3-5-08)Assists .................................... 1 (4x) last vs. Texas A&M (3-9-10)

#1 lauren sandersoutfIeldsr. - 3l

anGleton, texas (anGleton hs)

Sanders’ Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2008 51-50 173 33 57 .329 0 2 0 21 .353 12-16 56 1 2 .9662009 52-51 175 27 50 .286 2 2 0 15 .320 4-9 65 1 2 .9712010 51-48 143 22 41 .287 6 1 0 9 .343 9-10 51 2 2 .964TOT 154-149 491 82 148 .301 8 5 0 45 .338 25-35 172 4 6 .967



#22 kaCIe smIthInfIeldsr. - 1l

waddell, arIz. (yaVaPaI JC)

Career Game HighsAt Bats.....................................5 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Runs .........................................4 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Hits ..........................................4 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Doubles........................ 2 (2x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-8-10)Triples ................................ 1 (3x) last vs. UT Arlington (5-2-10)Home Runs ................... 1 (4x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)RBI ...........................................4 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Stolen Bases ..............................2 vs. Houston Baptist (4-24-10)Stolen Base Att. ........................2 vs. Houston Baptist (4-24-10)Putouts .............................. 3 (3x) last vs. UT Arlington (5-2-10)Assists ...........................6 (4x) last vs. McNeese State (4-17-10)

Smith’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2010 50-48 140 27 43 .307 8 3 4 21 .493 8-10 41 132 9 .951TOT 50-48 140 27 43 .307 8 3 4 21 .493 8-10 41 132 9 .951

2010: Played in 50 games at third base while starting 48 during the year…batted .309 with eight doubles, three triples and four home runs…scored 27 runs while driving in 21 with a .496 slugging percentage…was 8-of-10 on stolen base attempts…named Honorable Mention All-Southland at third base following the season.

Prior To Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Smith played alongside Brittany Tucker at Yavapai Junior College for coach Stacy Iveson...was a two-year starter for the Rough Riders, earning NFCA All-American and First Team NJCAA All-Region honors her freshman year and NJCAA Division I All-American honors her sophomore season...helped her team to a 46-18 record with a regional championship her freshman season and a 56-7 record with a NJCAA National Championship her sophomore year.

High School: Played for coach Derek Drumtra at Millennium High School in Goodyear, Ariz....hit for a .500 batting average in her senior season while being named the Regional Player of the Year and First Team All-State...her team won the regional championship all four years on the team while finishing as state runner-up her sophomore season...holds the Millennium HS records for batting average, RBI, doubles, triples and stolen bases...also holds the single-season records for RBI, doubles, triples and stolen bases.

Personal: Born Kacie Diane Smith on Aug. 5, 1989, in Phoenix, Ariz. … parents are Craig and Kristine Smith...communications major.



Career Game HighsAt Bats........................................ 5 vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Runs ............................. 2 (4x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Hits ............................................. 4 vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Doubles.......................1 (10x) last vs. McNeese State (5-13-10)Triples ...........................................................................................0Home Runs ................. 2 (2x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)RBI ............................... 2 (2x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Stolen Bases .................................................................................0Stolen Base Att. ................................................................................ 0Putouts .................................. 8 (2x) last vs. Texas A&M (3-9-10)Assists .........................3 (4x) last vs. Houston Baptist (4-24-10)

Tucker’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD2010 52-51 150 20 45 .300 10 0 11 38 .587 0-0 148 40 4 .979TOT 52-51 150 20 45 .300 10 0 11 38 .587 0-0 148 40 4 .979

2010: As the starting catcher for the Islanders, Tucker produced both offensively and defensively, hitting .300 for the season while setting a new Islanders record with 11 home runs during the year and tying for the team lead in RBI at 38…finished the year with a team-high 13 multi-RBI games and also had 12 multi-hit games…was one of the top defensive catchers in the nation, throwing out 22 base runners, by far the highest total in the Southland Conference, while only allowing 21 stolen bases, the lowest total in the league…had a .587 slugging percentage and drew 17 walks...named a Second Team All-Southland Conference pick following the season.

Prior To Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Played at Yavapai College as part of the 2009 NJCAA National Champions...team finished with a 60-8 record during her sophomore season and a 48-16 record her freshman season...holds the school record for single-season home runs at 20...named First Team NJCAA All-American, NJCAA Region I Catcher and first team all-conference her sophomore year...Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I First Team All-American...awarded 2009 Diamond Sports NJCAA Catcher of the Year honors...NJCAA Region I catcher, NJCAA Second Team All-American, NFCA Second Team All-American and second team all-conference following her freshman season.

High School: Played for coach Amy Swiderski at Canyon Del Oro High School in Tucson, Ariz...team finished 33-3 her senior season and won the state championship in 2005 and 2007...2004 Newcomer of the Year...2005 Arizona Republic All-Arizona 5A Team, Arizona Daily Star, All-Southern Arizona and Arizona Citizen All-Stars honorable mention.

Personal: Born Brittany Tucker on June 12, 1989, in Tucson, Ariz...parents are Keith and Dottie Tucker...has one older brother...sports medicine major.

#11 brIttany tuCkerCatChersr. - 1l

tuCson, arIz. (yaVaPaI JC)



#3 CassIe redmanoutfIeldJr. - 2l

new lenox, Ill. (lInColn-way hs)

2010: Played in 54 games and started 53 as an outfielder for the Islanders…finished third on the team in batting average with a .354 mark and had a career-high 13-game hitting streak…was second on the team with 17 multi-hit games and had seven multi-RBI games…named Second Team All-Southland at the conclusion of the year…hit the first home run of her career against North Dakota (2/27)…hit five doubles and had 25 RBI while drawing 16 walks and stealing 15-of-16 bases during the year…finished the season with a .413 on-base percentage.

2009: Started 47 of 49 games she appeared in...played mostly infield with some time in the outfield...batted .306 on the season in 134 at-bats with three doubles, two triples and 12 RBI...collected 41 hits and scored 24 runs while stealing 10 bases and drawing 10 walks...recorded one hit-by-pitch and six sacrifice hits...had 90 putouts and 66 assists on the year.

High School: Played at Lincoln-Way High School for coach Dick Mandella...led her team to a 29-4 record in her junior season, winning the regional championship...hit for a .433 average with 21 RBI and 23 runs scored...stole 11 bases while also hitting two home runs, six doubles and three triples...named all-conference and all-area first teams in 2007...named to 3rd-team all-state team.

Personal: Catherine Redman was born Dec. 29, 1989, in New Lenox, Ill. ...parents are Michael and Maureen Redman...nursing and health sciences major.

Career Game HighsAt Bats................. 5 (3x) last vs. Northwestern State (3-27-10)Runs .................................2 (11x) last vs. UT Arlington (5-1-10)Hits ..................................... 4 vs. Northwestern State (3-27-10)Doubles........................1 (8x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Triples ............................1 (2x) last vs. Louisiana Tech (3-17-09)Home Runs ...................................1 vs. North Dakota (2-27-10) RBI ..................................................3 vs, Indiana State (2-14-09)Stolen Bases ....................................... 4 vs. Centenary (2-18-10)Stolen Base Att. ................................. 4 vs. Centenary (2-18-10)Putouts ...........................................6 vs. UT Arlington (4-19-09)Assists ........................4 (4x) last vs. Southeastern La. (4-26-09)

Redman’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2009 49-47 134 24 41 .306 3 2 0 12 .358 10-13 90 66 8 .9512010 54-53 164 35 58 .354 5 0 1 25 .402 15-16 70 4 5 .937TOT 103-100 298 59 99 .332 8 2 1 37 .383 25-29 160 70 13 .947



Career Game HighsAt Bats.....................................5 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Runs ..........................2 (4x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Hits ..........................................3 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Doubles.....................1 (9x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Triples ........................................1 vs. Prairie View A&M (4-7-10)Home Runs ..................... 1 (3x) last vs. UT Arlington (5-14-10)RBI ............................3 (3x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Stolen Bases .................... 1 (2x) last vs. UT Arlington (5-14-10)Stolen Base Att. .................1 (4x) last vs. UT Arlington (5-14-10)Putouts ...................11 (2x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Assists .............................6 (6x) last vs. North Dakota (2-26-10)

Schumann’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2009 41-37 86 14 14 .163 4 0 0 8 .209 1-3 38 104 12 .9222010 32-21 65 17 22 .338 5 1 3 18 .585 1-1 69 28 2 .980TOT 73-58 151 31 36 .238 9 1 3 26 .371 2-4 107 132 14 .945

2010: Played in 32 games with 21 starts and hit .338 as a sophomore for the Islanders…in 65 at-bats, hit five doubles, one triple, three home runs and recorded 18 RBI…had a slugging percentage of .565…scored 17 runs and drew five walks…had a season-high three RBI against both Southern (2/20) and Prairie View A&M (4/13).

2009: Started 37 games during the season while appearing in a total of 41 on the year...hit four doubles and drew nine walks...drove in eight run while scoring 14 on 14 hits...had seven sacrifice hits and one hit-by-pitch...recorded 38 putouts and 104 assists while playing the majority of games at third base.

High School: Played at Mary Carroll High School for coach Marina Gallegos...named first team all-district shortstop her freshman and sopho-more years...named First Team All-Metro and Second Team All-South Texas shortstop as a sophomore...named second team all-district shortstop her junior year...helped lead her team to the playoffs all four years of school.

Personal: Sandy Lee Schumann was born Sept. 5, 1989, in Corpus Christi, Texas...parents are Robert and Janhe Schumann...majoring in kinesiology.

#5 sandy sChumannInfIeldJr. - 2l

CorPus ChrIstI, texas (mary Carroll hs)



#15 hannah sChwarzoutfIeldJr. - 1l

kerrVIlle, texas (blInn JC)

2010: The leadoff hitter for the Islanders, Schwarz exceeded expectations by leading the Southland Conference in batting average at .410 and coming in second in on-base percentage at .470 during the year…scored a team-high 36 runs during the year to go along with four doubles and one triple…led the league in hits with 73 during the year while finishing with 21 stolen bases…named Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I First Team All-Region and was under consideration for All-America honors…had a career-high five RBI against Centenary (2/18)…totaled 23 multi-hit games during the year.

Prior To Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Played at Blinn Junior College...helped her team to a 56-11 record in her one year on the team...hit for a .538 average and was named first team All-America, first team all-region and First Team NFCA as well as an Academic All-American...holds the record for most hits in a season at Blinn...team won conference championship and finished No. 4 at the NJCAA tournament.

High School: Played at Tivy High School under head coach Shelby Balser...recorded a .560 batting average during her senior season...named First Team All-State in 2006, 2007 and 2008...led her team to the state playoffs following the 2006, 2007 and 2008 seasons...lettered in volleyball three times at Tivy HS.

Personal: Hannah Mary Schwarz was born on Jan. 9, 1990, in Kerrville, Texas...parents are Steve and Therese Schwarz...has three younger brothers...majoring in business.

Career Game HighsAt Bats.........................5 (3x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-8-10)Runs .............................3 (2x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Hits ..............................4 (2x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Doubles........................1 (4x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-8-10)Triples ................................................. 1 vs. Centenary (5-18-10)Home Runs ................................................................................. 0 RBI ...................................................... 5 vs. Centenary (5-18-10)Stolen Bases ..................................3 vs. North Dakota (2-27-10)Stolen Base Att. ............................3 vs. North Dakota (2-27-10)Putouts ................ 4 (4x) last vs. Northwestern State (3-27-10)Assists ........................................................... 1 vs. ULM (2-28-10)

Schwarz’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2010 55-55 178 36 73 .410 4 1 0 21 .444 21-27 72 1 0 1.000TOT 55-55 178 36 73 .410 4 1 0 21 .444 21-27 72 1 0 1.000



Career Game HighsAt Bats......................... 4 (5x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-8-10)Runs ............................. 3 (2x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-8-10)Hits .............................. 2 (5x) last vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Doubles....................................... 2 vs. Southeastern La. (5-9-10)Triples ...........................................................................................0Home Runs ..................1 (4x) last vs. McNeese State (4-17-10)RBI ...............................................3 vs. McNeese State (2-13-10)Stolen Bases ..................................... 2 vs. UT Arlington (5-1-10)Stolen Base Att. ..................................2 vs. UT Arlington (5-1-10)Putouts ....................................16 vs. Houston Baptist (4-24-10)Assists ..........................................4 vs. McNeese State (4-18-10)

McKinney’s Career StatsYear GP-GS AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%2010 49-41 114 28 34 .298 7 1 4 16 .482 5-8 323 29 2 .994TOT 49-41 114 28 34 .298 7 1 4 16 .482 5-8 323 29 2 .994

2010: As a freshman, McKinney played in 49 games and started 41 as the primary first baseman for the Islanders…had a .298 batting average in her first year while hitting seven doubles, one triple and four home runs to go along with 16 RBI…hit her first collegiate home run against Southland opponent McNeese State (2/12) in the second game of the season and hit one against No. 10 Stanford the very next day (2/13)…had a career-high three RBI against McNeese State (2/12) at the Hawaii tournament…stole a season-high two bases against UT Arlington (5/1) and had a total of five on the year…drew 13 walks and reached on a hit-by-pitch a team-high 13 times as well.

High School: Played at New Braunfels Canyon HS for head coach Kevin Randal...was both a first team all-district player as well as first team all-county selection all four years of high school...led her team to a 4A State Championship and a 38-3 record during her senior season...named district offensive MVP her sophomore and junior years...hit .361 with a .436 on-base percentage and drove in 42 runs on eight home runs while scoring 46 runs and stealing 10 bases...part of the first softball team to win a state championship at Canyon HS...also played volleyball.

Personal: Born Meagan Elaine De La Garza on May 15, 1991, in Seguin, Texas...parents are Erika and Tim McKinney...plans to major in business/marketing.

#21 meaGan mCkInneyInfIeldso. - 1l

new braunfels, texas (Canyon hs)



Prior to Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Played at Polk State College for head coach Jeff Ellis…was a two-year starter for the Vikings and holds the season and career records for pitchers in ERA, wins and strikeouts…led her team to a 2009 Suncoast Conference Championship…her 2010 team finished with a record of 40-18 and Cecchetti was named an NJCAA Second Team All-American…was named Suncoast Conference Pitcher of the Year, First Team All-State and First Team All-Suncoast following both the 2009 and 2010 seasons.

High School: Attended Liceo Scientifico in Livorno, Italy…from 2004-11 played for the Italian National Team and was part of the 2007 European Championship team…played in Italian Softball League from 2004-11…won the 2005 Italian Championship…started game against Japan in the 2009 KFC World Cup in Oklahoma.

Personal: Born Greta Cecchetti on March 24, 1989, in Bollate, Italy…parents are Franco Cecchetti and Miriam Cerri…majoring in psychology.

#18 Greta CeCChettIPItCherJr. - tr

bollate, Italy (Polk JC)

#16 VIanCa PesInaPItCherJr. - tr

CorPus ChrIstI, texas (alVIn CC)

Prior to Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Was a member of the Alvin Community College Dolphins under head coach Jennifer Hightower…team finished 33-22 in her second year with the Dolphins while she had a record of 17-12 with a 1.46 ERA…gave up 41 earned runs in 196 innings pitched while being named the Alvin Softball MVP.

High School: Played at Robstown High School for head coach Sart Perez…finished her senior season with a record of 10-2 in 16 starts…pitched a total of 75 innings, giving up just four runs on seven hits and striking out 79 batters…hit .433 from the plate with 10 RBI, three doubles and three triples…named first team all-district, as well as First Team All-Metro and All-South Texas…finished her playing career by leading the Cottonpickers to a second-place finish in district and bi-district and area championships before ending their season in the regional quarterfinals…as a freshman and junior was also named first team all-district while garnering second team honors as a sophomore…also named First Team All-South Texas and All-Metro as a freshman while making the second team as a junior…lettered in volleyball two seasons at Robstown.

Personal: Born Vianca Pesina on Feb. 14, 1990, in Corpus Christi, Texas…parents are Ernest and Victoria Pesina…sports medicine major.



Prior to Texas A&M – Corpus Christi: Played two seasons at Pima Community College under head coach Armando Quiroz…led her team to a 57-11 record last year while going 31-6 in the circle with an ERA of 1.56, which was good enough for second in the re-gion, while her 280 strikeouts were tops in the region…named 2010 Region I Player of the Year and NFCA First Team All-West Region as well as First Team Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC)…finished her first year with a record of 19-6 with a 2.85 ERA and 128 strikeouts to finish second in the region.

High School: Played at Buena High School for head coach Mike Tomooka…compiled a record of 37-5 and an ERA under 0.90 over her three-year playing career…First Team South Region in 2006 and second team after the 2007 season…led her team to a regional championship in each of her three seasons, with a runner-up finish in the state championship in 2007.

Personal: Born Jordan Trujillo on Aug. 7, 1990, in Sierra Vista, Ariz….parents are Arthur and Cheryl Trujillo…psychology major.

#8 Jordan truJIlloPItCherJr. - tr

sIerra VIsta, arIz. (PIma CC)

#14 stePhanIe VeadoutfIeldJr. - hs

CorPus ChrIstI, texas (Carroll hs)High School: Played four years at Mary Carroll High School for head coach Marina Gallegos…finished her senior season with a .463 batting average and was named First Team All-South Texas and all-district…hit .357 as a junior and .354 as a sophomore for the Tigers…named second team all-district following her sophomore season and was second team all-district and All-Metro, as well as Third Team All-South Texas after her junior season.

Personal: Born Stephanie Kristine Vead on July 3, 1990, in Corpus Christi, Texas…parents are Jeff and Alma Vead…kinesiology major.



High School: Played at John Foster Dulles High School in Sugar Land for head coach Ryland Bailey…hit .422 with an on-base percentage of .661, seven home runs and 14 RBI as a senior…was a team captain and offensive MVP as a senior while also earning First Team All-District 23-5A honors to go along with her Greater Houston All-Star Game selection…was a first team all-district member as a junior as well after being named second team as a sophomore and honorable mention as a freshman…holds the school record for most home runs with 17 and in doubles with 38 in her career…first player at Dulles to win the team MVP award two years in-a-row.

Personal: Born Laura Ann Phillips on Dec. 16, 1991, in Sugar Land, Texas…parents are Barney and Andrea Phillips…intends to majors in physical therapy.

#77 laura PhIllIPsCatCherfr. - hs

suGar land, texas (dulles hs)

High School: Played at King High School for head coach Nilda Garcia…finished 11-3 with 101 strikeouts to only 16 walks and an ERA of 1.86 as a senior…led her team to an area finals appearance in her senior year…reached the area finals her freshman year while making regional semifinals as a sophomore and regional finals as a junior…named second team all-district and was an All-South Texas pitcher as a senior…garnered First Team All-State recognition as both a sophomore and junior while also being named to the First Team All-South Texas and all-district squads…as a freshman, was named first team all-district and the Newcomer of the Year, as well as First Team All-South Texas and Third Team All-State while setting a school record with 365 strikeouts.

Personal: Born Constance Marie Brandenburg on Jan. 20, 1992, in Kingsville, Texas…parents are Michael and JoAnn Brandenburg…plans to major in kinesiology.

#20 ConstanCe brandenburGPItCherfr. - hs

kInGsVIlle, texas (kInGsVIlle hs)

#19 JamIse JaCksonfIrst basefr. - hs

desoto, texas (waxahaChIe hs)High School: Played at Waxahachie High School for head coach Steve Howell...as a senior, Jackson hit .451 with seven doubles, two triples, three home runs and 38 RBI…played her first two seasons at DeSoto High School and was named first team all-district both years, team MVP as a freshman and won the team Golden Bat Award as a sophomore…after moving to Waxahachie, won the District 16-4A Newcomer of the Year award…as a senior, she earned First Team All-District 16-4A honors and was First Team All-State as a utility player while leading her team to a 23-13 record.

Personal: Born Jamise Ronae Jackson on April 30, 1992, in Dallas, Texas…parents are James and Jackie Jackson…plans to major in communications.



2010 statIstICs2010 Islanders Softball

Overall Statistics for A&M-Corpus Christi (Final Statistics)(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 35-22 Home: 21-7 Away: 12-13 Neutral: 2-2 Southland: 16-14

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%15 Schwarz,Hannah . 4 1 0 55-55 178 36 73 4 1 0 21 79 . 4 4 4 15 5 14 0 . 4 7 0 0 12 21-27 73 1 0 1.000

4 Jeter,Caley . 3 8 4 55-55 151 32 58 13 1 0 32 73 . 4 8 3 37 8 9 0 . 5 2 6 0 4 13-13 132 94 10 . 9 5 8

3 Redman,Cassie . 3 5 4 54-53 164 35 58 5 0 1 25 66 . 4 0 2 16 2 13 0 . 4 1 3 2 8 15-16 71 4 5 . 9 3 8

5 Schumann,Sandy . 3 3 8 32-21 65 17 22 5 1 3 19 38 . 5 8 5 5 0 10 1 . 3 8 6 0 3 1-1 68 29 2 . 9 8 0

22 Smith,Kacie . 3 0 9 50-48 139 27 43 8 3 4 21 69 . 4 9 6 14 2 27 0 . 3 8 1 0 2 8-10 41 134 9 . 9 5 1

11 Tucker,Brittany . 3 0 0 52-51 150 20 45 10 0 11 38 88 . 5 8 7 17 1 42 2 . 3 7 5 0 0 0-0 147 42 4 . 9 7 9

8 Hurdt,Margo . 2 9 9 50-50 157 32 47 10 1 9 38 86 . 5 4 8 13 3 28 0 . 3 6 0 2 2 1-3 4 8 0 1.000

21 McKinney,Meagan . 2 9 8 49-41 114 28 34 7 1 4 16 55 . 4 8 2 13 13 22 0 . 4 2 9 0 2 5-8 324 29 2 . 9 9 4

9 Dodson,Lauren . 2 8 8 56-56 160 21 46 13 0 3 31 68 . 4 2 5 12 0 28 1 . 3 3 5 1 4 2-2 92 137 10 . 9 5 8

1 Sanders,Lauren . 2 8 5 51-48 144 22 41 6 1 0 9 49 . 3 4 0 9 3 9 1 . 3 4 0 0 2 9-10 49 2 2 . 9 6 2

-------------------- 7 Moore,Landry . 3 9 4 20-9 33 7 13 5 0 2 15 24 . 7 2 7 2 1 7 0 . 4 2 1 2 1 1-2 24 2 0 1.000

6 Cain,Alejia . 3 9 3 25-8 28 11 11 2 1 0 4 15 . 5 3 6 3 1 5 0 . 4 5 5 1 2 5-6 3 1 0 1.000

12 Panter,Kyrie . 2 3 5 39-5 17 15 4 0 0 0 5 4 . 2 3 5 2 0 4 0 . 3 1 6 0 0 5-8 4 2 0 1.000

10 Byars,Alaina . 1 7 0 23-12 47 7 8 2 1 1 7 15 . 3 1 9 1 0 9 0 . 1 8 8 0 1 0-0 63 4 0 1.000

13 Tallman,Addie . 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 18 1 . 9 6 0

Totals . 3 2 6 57 1550 316 505 91 11 38 282 732 . 4 7 2 159 40 227 5 . 4 0 1 8 43 89-109 1104 536 48 . 9 7 2

Opponents . 2 9 3 57 1441 246 422 72 10 33 225 613 . 4 2 5 170 21 159 14 . 3 7 3 13 55 22-44 1086 487 90 . 9 4 6

LOB - Team (398), Opp (350). DPs turned - Team (25), Opp (15). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). Picked off - Sanders, L. 1,Redman, C. 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

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 2 Crabtree,Elena 3 . 3 2 17-11 39 23 15 2/1 5 181.1 199 106 86 60 91 46 3 18 . 2 7 9 6 12 1 4 2813 Tallman,Addie 4 . 0 0 12-9 34 30 7 3/2 0 119.0 156 90 68 45 35 18 2 8 . 3 2 7 17 3 5 5 2024 Seals,Morgan 4 . 5 0 1-0 4 2 0 0/1 0 9.1 10 8 6 12 4 2 0 0 . 2 7 0 2 2 0 0 1 8 Hurdt,Margo 4 . 5 6 5-2 23 2 0 0/2 1 58.1 57 42 38 53 29 6 5 7 . 2 6 8 9 4 0 4 6Totals 3 . 7 7 35-22 57 57 22 8/3 6 368.0 422 246 198 170 159 72 10 33 . 2 9 3 34 21 6 13 55

Opponents 4 . 9 2 22-35 57 57 27 5/1 4 360.0 503 316 253 159 226 90 11 38 . 3 2 6 29 40 1 8 42

PB - Team (7), Tucker, B. 7, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (3), Tucker, B. 2, Moore, L. 1, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Tucker, B. (22-44),Tallman, A. (9-21), Crabtree, E. (10-15), Hurdt, M. (3-8).



2010 results2010 Islanders Softball

Game Results for A&M-Corpus Christi (Final Statistics)(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Southland Pitcher of record Attend Time! Feb 11, 2010 at #10 Stanford L 2-10 5 0-1-0 0-0-0 Tallman, A. (L 0-1) 1 2 5 1:28! Feb 12, 2010 vs McNeese State W 2-1 7 1-1-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 1-0) 7 5 1:41! Feb 12, 2010 at Hawai'i L 0-9 5 1-2-0 0-0-0 Tallman, A. (L 0-2) 1 1 5 1:20! Feb 13, 2010 vs #10 Stanford L 2-5 7 1-3-0 0-0-0 Hurdt, M. (L 0-1) 1 2 5 1:42! Feb 13, 2010 vs McNeese State W 10-2 5 2-3-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 2-0) 1 2 0 1:40

# Feb 18, 2010 CENTENARY COLLEGE-1 W 11-1 5 3-3-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 3-0) 1 9 0 1:26# Feb 18, 2010 BOSTON COLLEGE-2 W 6-5 7 4-3-0 0-0-0 Tallman, A. (W 1-2) 1 9 0 1:48# Feb 20, 2010 BOSTON COLLEGE W 3-1 7 5-3-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 4-0) 3 2 5 2:12# Feb 20, 2010 SOUTHERN W 11-0 5 6-3-0 0-0-0 Tallman, A. (W 2-3) 3 2 5 1:48# Feb 21, 2010 SOUTHERN W 14-2 5 7-3-0 0-0-0 Tallman, A. (W 3-2) 2 1 8 1:18

@ Feb 25, 2010 HOUSTON BAPTIST W 6-2 7 8-3-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 5-0) 1 4 0 1:45@ Feb 26, 2010 NORTH DAKOTA W 11-5 7 9-3-0 0-0-0 Tallman, A. (W 4-2) 2 1 0 2:08@ Feb 26, 2010 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 7-6 7 10-3-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 6-0) 2 1 0 1:43@ Feb 27, 2010 NORTH DAKOTA W 9-3 7 11-3-0 0-0-0 Hurdt, M. (W 1-1) 2 6 0 2:00@ Feb 28, 2010 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 4-2 7 12-3-0 0-0-0 Crabtree, E. (W 7-0) 1 6 5 1:46

* Mar 02, 2010 at UTSA-1 L 2-12 5 12-4-0 0-1-0 Tallman, A. (L 4-3) 1 0 5 1:20* Mar 02, 2010 at UTSA-2 W 6-3 7 13-4-0 1-1-0 Crabtree, E. (W 8-0) 1 0 5 1:46* Mar 03, 2010 at UTSA L 4-5 7 13-5-0 1-2-0 Crabtree, E. (L 8-1) 1 0 3 1:29* Mar 06, 2010 CENTRAL ARKANSAS-1 W 2-1 (8) 14-5-0 2-2-0 Crabtree, E. (W 9-1) 1 5 0 1:35* Mar 06, 2010 CENTRAL ARKANSAS-2 W 13-5 6 15-5-0 3-2-0 Tallman, A. (W 5-3) 1 5 0* Mar 07, 2010 CENTRAL ARKANSAS L 2-7 7 15-6-0 3-3-0 Crabtree, E. (L 9-2) 1 1 2 1:41Mar 09, 2010 at #21 Texas A&M-1 W 4-3 7 16-6-0 3-3-0 Hurdt, M. (W 2-1) 6 9 6 1:42Mar 09, 2010 at #21 Texas A&M-2 L 0-8 5 16-7-0 3-3-0 Tallman, A. (L 5-4) 6 9 6 1:14

* Mar 13, 2010 NICHOLLS-1 W 3-0 7 17-7-0 4-3-0 Crabtree, E. (W 10-2) 1 2 7 1:24* Mar 13, 2010 NICHOLLS-2 W 6-0 7 18-7-0 5-3-0 Hurdt, M. (W 3-1) 1 2 7 1:37* Mar 14, 2010 NICHOLLS L 3-6 7 18-8-0 5-4-0 Crabtree, E. (L 10-3) 1 3 0 1:42* Mar 20, 2010 at Texas State L 3-4 7 18-9-0 5-5-0 Crabtree, E. (L 10-4) 4 2 9 1:47* Mar 21, 2010 at Texas State-1 L 6-7 7 18-10-0 5-6-0 Hurdt, M. (L 3-2) 4 7 0 2:05* Mar 21, 2010 at Texas State-2 W 11-7 7 19-10-0 6-6-0 Crabtree, E. (W 11-4) 4 7 0 2:5Mar 25, 2010 at #15 Texas-1 L 4-13 5 19-11-0 6-6-0 Crabtree, E. (L 11-5) 7 2 8 1:39Mar 25, 2010 at #15 Texas-2 W 8-4 7 20-11-0 6-6-0 Tallman, A. (W 6-4) 7 2 8 1:55

* Mar 27, 2010 NORTHWESTERN STATE-1 W 4-0 7 21-11-0 7-6-0 Crabtree, E. (W 12-5) 2 0 0 1:30* Mar 27, 2010 NORTHWESTERN STATE-2 W 4-3 (8) 22-11-0 8-6-0 Crabtree, E. (W 13-5) 2 0 0 2:04* Mar 28, 2010 NORTHWESTERN STATE W 3-0 7 23-11-0 9-6-0 Tallman, A. (W 7-4) 1 3 9 1:19* Apr 02, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin-1 L 3-10 7 23-12-0 9-7-0 Crabtree, E. (L 13-6) 2 1 4 2:57* Apr 02, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin-2 L 2-10 5 23-13-0 9-8-0 Tallman, A. (L 7-5) 2 1 4 1:19* Apr 03, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin L 3-4 (9) 23-14-0 9-9-0 Crabtree, E. (L 13-7) 2 4 8 2:22Apr 07, 2010 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W 4-0 7 24-14-0 9-9-0 Seals, M. (W 1-0) 1 1 4 1:35Apr 07, 2010 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W 17-0 5 25-14-0 9-9-0 Tallman, A. (W 8-5) 1 1 4 1:23

* Apr 10, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE-1 L 2-4 7 25-15-0 9-10-0 Crabtree, E. (L 13-8) 2 7 3 2:01* Apr 10, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE-2 L 8-9 7 25-16-0 9-11-0 Tallman, A. (L 8-6) 2 7 3 1:49* Apr 11, 2010 SAM HOUSTON STATE L 0-5 7 25-17-0 9-12-0 Crabtree, E. (L 13-9) 1 4 2 1:36Apr 13, 2010 at Prairie View A&M-1 W 12-2 5 26-17-0 9-12-0 Tallman, A. (W 9-6) 7 5 1:24Apr 13, 2010 at Prairie View A&M-2 W 16-8 7 27-17-0 9-12-0 Crabtree, E. (W 14-9) 7 5 2:14

* Apr 17, 2010 at McNeese State-1 L 4-5 7 27-18-0 9-13-0 Crabtree, E. (L 14-10) 2 5 0 1:50* Apr 17, 2010 at McNeese State-2 W 11-2 7 28-18-0 10-13-0 Tallman, A. (W 10-6) 2 5 0 1:45* Apr 18, 2010 at McNeese State W 2-1 7 29-18-0 11-13-0 Tallman, A. (W 11-6) 9 0 1:33Apr 24, 2010 at Houston Baptist-1 W 6-0 7 30-18-0 11-13-0 Tallman, A. (W 12-6) 1 5 0 1:40Apr 24, 2010 at Houston Baptist-2 L 0-8 5 30-19-0 11-13-0 Crabtree, E. (L 14-11) 1 5 0 1:25

* May 01, 2010 UT ARLINGTON-1 L 3-5 7 30-20-0 11-14-0 Tallman, A. (L 12-7) 2 4 5 1:56* May 01, 2010 UT ARLINGTON-2 W 6-4 (9) 31-20-0 12-14-0 Hurdt, M. (W 4-2) 2 4 5 2:06* May 02, 2010 UT ARLINGTON W 4-3 7 32-20-0 13-14-0 Hurdt, M. (W 5-2) 2 0 3 1:21* May 08, 2010 at Southeastern La.-1 W 4-3 (8) 33-20-0 14-14-0 Crabtree, E. (W 15-11) 2 1 0 1:42* May 08, 2010 at Southeastern La.-2 W 13-5 6 34-20-0 15-14-0 Crabtree, E. (W 16-11) 2 1 0 1:52* May 09, 2010 at Southeastern La. W 8-7 (9) 35-20-0 16-14-0 Crabtree, E. (W 17-11) 1 0 9 2:19

% May 13, 2010 vs McNeese State L 0-6 7 35-21-0 16-14-0 Tallman, A. (L 12-8) 0 1:38% May 14, 2010 UT ARLINGTON L 2-3 7 35-22-0 16-14-0 Tallman, A. (L 12-9) 0 1:55

! = Hawaii Paradise Classic# = Islander Classic: Presented by Holiday Inn Emerald Beach@ = Holiday Inn Emerald Beach Invitational* = Southland Conference game% = Southland Conference Tournament() extra inning game



Hitting RecordsAt Bats Game: 6, Christy Cortez vs. McNeese State (3-27-02) 6, Katie Evans vs. McNeese State (3-27-02)Season: 211, Katie Evans (2002) Runs Scored Game: 4, Kacie Smith vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Season: 36, Hannah Schwarz (2010) 36, Erica Armenta (2004, 2005) 36, Katie Evans (2003)

Hits Game: 5, Margo Hurdt vs. Prairie View A&M (4-8-08)Season: 77, Katie Evans (2002)

Doubles Game: 3, Lauren Dodson vs. Central Arkansas (4-6-10)Season: 17, Katie Evans (2001)

Triples Game: 2, Shelly Oetken vs. Brown (2-24-01)Season: 5, Shelly Oetken (2001)

Home Runs Game: 3, Kim Connelly vs. Prairie View A&M (4-8-08)Season: 11, Brittany Tucker (2010)

Total Bases Game: 12, Kim Connelly vs. Prairie View A&M (4-8-08)Season: 121, Katie Evans (2002)

Walks Game: 4, McKenzie Clark vs. Oklahoma State (2-23-08)Season: 37, Caley Jeter (2010)

Strikeouts Game: 4, (Several Times)Season: 55, Kesty Meitner (2002)

Sac Hits Game: 3, Hannah Schwarz vs. Boston College (2-18-10)Season: 19, Christy Cortez (2002)

Sac Flies Game: 2, (Several Times)Season: 3, (Several Times)

IndIVIdual reCordsStolen Bases Game: 4, Cassie Redman vs. Centenary (2-18-10)Season: 22, Erica Armenta (2004)

Hit by Pitch Game: 2, (Several Times)Season: 18, Katie Evans (2004)

Fielding RecordsPutouts Game: 19, Jennifer Golden vs. Liberty (3-21-04)Season: 570, Jennifer Golden (2004)

Assists Game: 9, Alejia Cain vs. Pittsburgh (2-21-09)Season: 152, Stephanie Estrada (2009)

Errors Game: 4, Crystal Russell vs. Birmingham So. (4-20-06)Season: 38, Christen Cook (2000)

Pitching RecordsInnings Pitched Game: 11, Sarah Pauly vs. Houston (2-15-04)Season: 288.0, Sarah Pauly (2005)

StrikeoutsGame: 19, Sarah Pauly vs. Liberty (3-21-04)Season: 497, Sarah Pauly (2005)

Wild PitchesGame: 4, Morgan Seals at Louisiana Tech (3-17-09) 4, Margo Hurdt vs. Southeastern La. (4-20-08)Season: 27, Addie Tallman (2009)

Hit BattersGame: 5, Melanie Drews vs. Oregon (2-2-01)Season: 33, Melanie Drews (2001)

Erica Armenta2003-07

Margo Hurdt2007-10

Sarah Pauly2002-06



team reCordsTeam Hitting Records

At-Bats Game: 43, vs. McNeese State (3-27-02)Season 1692 (2002) Runs Scored Game: 17, (2x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-7-10)Season: 316 (2010)

Hits Game: 19, (3x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-8-08)Season: 505 (2010)

Doubles Game: 9, vs. Prairie View A&M (4-13-10)Season: 91 (2010)

Triples Game: 3, (2x) last vs. Prairie View A&M (4-7-10)Season: 16 (2001)

Home Runs Game: 4, (6x) last vs. Southern (2-21-10)Season: 38 (2010)

Total Bases Game: 36 vs. Alabama State (3-12-04)Season: 732 (2010)

Walks Game: 11, vs. Oklahoma State (2-23-08)Season: 159 (2010)

Strikeouts Game: 16, (2x) last vs. Texas (3-3-06)Season: 305 (2002)

Sac Hits Game: 5, vs. Boston College (2-18-10)Season: 52 (2004)

Sac Flies Game: 2, (2x) last vs. Nicholls State (5-3-08)Season: 13 (2008)

Stolen Bases Game: 6, vs. Prairie View A&M (4-16-00)Season: 53 (2007)

Hit by Pitch Game: 3, (8x) last vs. Oklahoma State (2-23-08)Season: 40 (2004)

Runners LOB Game: 15, vs. McNeese State (3-27-02)Season: 408 (2004)

Team Fielding Records

Putouts Game: 36, vs. Connecticut (3-14-03)Season: 1346 (2002)

Assists Game: 20, vs. Central Arkansas (5-1-09)Season: 562 (2001)

Errors Game: 8, vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (3-9-01)Season: 121 (2001)

Passed Balls Game: 4, vs. St. Edward’s (4-14-02)Season: 25 (2000)

DP’s Turned Game: 4, (2x) last vs. Pittsbrgh (2-21-09)Season: 15 (2005)

Team Pitching RecordsInnings Pitched Game 12, vs. Connecticut (3-14-03)Season: 448.2 (2001)

Strikeouts Games: 19, vs. Liberty (3-21-04)Season: 550 (2004)

Wild Pitches Game: 5, vs. Louisiana Tech (3-17-09)Season: 45 (2006)

Hit Batters Game: 5, vs. Oregon (2-2-01)Season: 42 (2001)



At Bats1. Katie Evans 211 20022. Erica Armenta 195 20043. Shelley Oetken 191 20014. Rachel Mendez 186 20025. Katie Evans 180 20016. Shelley Oetken 181 20027. Hannah Schwarz 178 2010 Kelly Amos 178 20039. Lauren Sanders 175 200910. Rachel Kitchens 174 2001

Base Hits1. Katie Evans 77 20022. Hannah Schwarz 73 20103. Shelley Oetken 62 2001 Erica Armenta 61 20045. Katie Evans 59 2003 Katie Evans 59 20017. Caley Jeter 58 2010 Cassie Redman 58 20109. Rachel Mendez 58 200210. Lauren Sanders 57 2008

Singles1. Hannah Schwarz 68 20102. Erica Armenta 56 20043. Lauren Sanders 55 20084. Cassie Redman 52 20105. Katie Evans 51 20026. Rachel Mendez 48 20027. Shelley Oetken 47 20018. Lauren Sanders 46 20099. Larissa Martin 45 200910. Caley Jeter 44 2010

Extra Base Hits1. Katie Evans 26 20022. Kim Connelly 24 20083. Eden Goss 23 2002 Katie Evans 23 20015. Brittany Tucker 21 2010 Megan Hansen 21 2005 Andrea Gonzalez 21 20078. Katie Evans 20 2004 Jennier Golden 20 200510. Margo Hurdt 19 2010

Batting Average (Min. 60 AB)1. Hannah Schwarz .410 20102. Caley Jeter .384 20103. Katie Evans .365 20024. Katie Evans .358 20035. Kim Connelly .357 20086. Cassie Redman .354 20107. Erica Armenta .344 2004 Rachel Mendez .344 20009. Eden Goss .342 2002 Jennifer Golden .342 2005

Runs Scored1. Hannah Schwarz 36 2010 Katie Evans 36 2002 Erica Armenta 36 20044. Cassie Redman 35 20105. Stephanie Estrada 34 20086. Lauren Sanders 33 20087. Caley Jeter 32 2010 Margo Hurdt 32 2010 Megan Hansen 32 2005 Shelley Oetken 32 2001

Doubles1. Katie Evans 17 20012. Kim Connelly 16 20083. Katie Evans 15 2002 4. Eden Goss 14 20025. Caley Jeter 13 2010 Lauren Dodson 13 2010 Katie Evans 13 2003 Andrea Gonzalez 13 20079. Stephanie Estrada 12 2009 Katie Evans 12 2004

Triples1. Shelley Oetken 5 20012. Erica Armenta 4 2007 Katie Evans 4 2002 Christen Cook 4 20005. Kacie Smith 3 2010 Kelly Amos 3 2002 Katie Evans 3 20017. 15 with 2

Home Runs1. Brittany Tucker 11 20102. Jennifer Golden 10 20053. Margo Hurdt 0 2010 Eden Goss 9 2002 Megan Hansen 9 2005 Margo Hurdt 9 20077. Megan Hansen 8 20048. Kim Connelly 7 2008 Eden Goss 7 2003 Katie Evans 7 2002

Runs Batted In1. Brittany Tucker 38 2010 Margo Hurdt 38 2010 Kim Connelly 38 20084. Eden Goss 37 20025. Megan Hansen 36 20056. Stephanie Estrada 35 2008 Rachel Mendez 35 2000 Jennifer Golden 35 20049. Margo Hurdt 34 2009 Megan Hansen 34 2004 Jennifer Golden 34 2005

Total Bases1. Katie Evans 121 20022. Jennifer Golden 96 20053. Eden Goss 91 2002 Katie Evans 91 20015. Kim Connelly 89 20086. Brittany Tucker 88 2010 Shelley Oetken 88 20018. Margo Hurdt 86 2010 Megan Hansen 86 200410. Christen Cook 85 2000 Megan Hansen 83 2005

Walks1. Caley Jeter 37 20102. Erica Armenta 31 20073. Erica Armenta 25 2004 Nekkia Neash 25 20055. Andrea Gonzalez 24 2008 Shellely Oetken 24 20027. Andrea Gonzalez 21 20078. Lindsey Maxey 20 20049. Eden Goss 19 2002 Katie Evans 19 2004

Fewest Strikeouts (Min. 80 AB) AB SO. YR.1. Rachel Mendez 162 6 20012. Rachel Mendez 160 8 20003. Caley Jeter 151 9 2010 Lauren Sanders 144 9 2010 Larissa Martin 152 9 2009 Shannon Stein 149 9 20057. Andrea Gonzalez 113 10 20088. Lauren Sanders 173 11 2008 Rachel Mendez 186 11 2002 Rachel Mendez 154 11 2003

Hit by Pitch1. Katie Evans 18 20042. Meagan McKinney 13 20103. Caley Jeter 8 2010 Larissa Martin 8 2009 Larissa Martin 8 20086. Nekkia Neash 7 20057. Katie Evans 6 2002 Erica Armenta 6 2004 Michelle Petree 6 200510. Kim Connelly 5 2008 Katie Evans 5 2003 Christen Cook 5 2000

On-Base Percentage (Min 60 AB)1. Caley Jeter .526 20102. Hannah Schwarz .470 20103. Kim Connelly .436 20084. Eden Goss .417 20025. Katie Evans .416 20036. Cassie Redman .413 2010 Katie Evans .413 20028. Katie Evans .412 20049. Larissa Martin .408 200910. Erica Armenta .407 2004

Slugging Percentage (Min. 60 AB) AB % Yr.1. Kim Connelly 140 .636 20082. Eden Goss 146 .623 20023. Jennifer Golden 161 .596 20054. Brittany Tucker 150 .587 20105. Sandy Schumann 65 .585 20106. Katie Evans 211 .573 20027. Margo Hurdt 157 .548 20108. Kesty Meitner 112 .527 20009. Megan Hansen 163 .509 200510. Katie Evans 180 .506 2001 Rachel Mendez 160 .506 2000

Sacrifice Hits1. Christy Cortez 19 2002 2. Hannah Schwarz 12 2010 Amber Ott 12 20004. Rachel Kitchens 11 2001 Christy Cortez 11 20046. Crystal Russell 10 20057. Michelle Petree 9 20048. Cassie Redman 8 2010 Rachel Kitchens 8 200310. Lauren Sanders 7 2009 Sandy Schumann 7 2009 Shelleyl Oetken 7 2002 Rachel Mendez 7 2001

Sacrifice Flies1. Eden Goss 3 2003 Stephanie Estrada 3 2007 Kim Connelly 3 2008 Margo Hurdt 3 20085. 14 with 2

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Wins1. Sarah Pauly 37 20052. Sarah Pauly 27 20043. Sarah Pauly 25 20024. Sarah Pauly 23 20035. Addie Tallman 20 20096. Elena Crabtree 17 20107. Addie Tallman 12 20108. Melanie Drews 11 20019. Amanda Burton 10 2000 Melanie Drews 10 2000

Appearances1. Sarah Pauly 51 20052. Sarah Pauly 49 2002 Sarah Pauly 49 20044. Sarah Pauly 48 2003 Melanie Drews 48 20016. Addie Tallman 46 20097. Jennifer Cummings 44 20078. Elena Crabtree 39 20109. Amanda Burton 39 200010. Amanda Burton 36 2001 Melanie Drews 36 2000

PITCHING

Games Started1. Sarah Pauly 37 20052. Sarah Pauly 36 2003 Jennifer Cummings 36 20074. Addie Tallman 35 20095. Sarah Pauly 34 20046. Melanie Drews 33 20017. Addie Tallman 30 20108. Margo Hurdt 28 20079. Amanda Burton 27 2000 Melanie Drews 27 2000

Complete Games1. Sarah Pauly 35 20052. Sarah Pauly 34 20033. Sarah Pauly 31 20044. Addie Tallman 24 20095. Melanie Drews 21 2001 Jennifer Cummings 21 20077. Melanie Drews 17 20008. Amanda Burton 16 20009. Elena Crabtree 15 201010. Sarah Pauly 13 2002

Shutouts1. Sarah Pauly 22 20052. Sarah Pauly 18 20033. Sarah Pauly 13 20044. Addie Tallman 6 20095. Sarah Pauly 4 2002 Amanda Burton 4 20007. Addie Tallman 3 2010 Melanie Drews 3 2002 Melanie Drews 3 2001 Melanie Drews 3 2000

Innings Pitched1. Sarah Pauly 288 20052. Sarah Pauly 276.1 20043. Sarah Pauly 265.2 20034. Addie Tallman 236.2 20095. Sarah Pauly 219.2 2002 6. Melanie Drews 213 20017. Jennifer Cummings 209 20078. Amanda Burton 185 20009. Elena Crabtree 181.1 201010. Melanie Drews 159.1 2000

Earned Run Ave. (Min. 60 IP) ERA IP Year1. Sarah Pauly 0.56 288.0 20052. Sarah Pauly 0.71 276.1 20043. Sarah Pauly 0.82 265.2 20034. Dani Damel 1.44 78.0 20045. Sarah Pauly 1.63 219.2 20026. Dani Damel 2.23 103.2 20027. Addie Tallman 2.28 236.2 20098. Dani Damel 2.51 103.0 20039. Amanda Burton 2.52 58.1 2002 10. Amanda Burton 2.56 185.0 2000

Fewest Walks (Min. 60 IP) IP BB Year1. Dani Damel 103.2 22 20022. Melanie Drews 67.0 23 20023. Dani Damel 78.0 25 20044. Jennifer Cummings 72.0 28 20055. Sarah Pauly 288.0 31 20056. Amanda Foster 135 34 20067. Larissa Martin 128.2 39 20088. Sarah Pauly 276.1 40 20049. Addie Tallman 119.0 45 201010. Margo Hurdt 104.1 50 2008

FIELDINGPutouts1. Jennifer Golden 570 20042. Nekkia Neash 563 20053. Eden Goss 503 20034. Larissa Martin 412 20095. Katie Evans 391 20026. Janelle Sanders 378 20007. Eden Goss 353 20028. Meagan McKinney 324 20109. Lauren Peters 323 200710. Lindsey Maxey 275 2004

Assists1. Stephanie Estrada 152 20092. Lauren Dodson 137 2010 Sarah Mesa 137 20024. Kacie Smith 134 20105. Sarah Mesa 115 20016. Sandy Schumann 104 20097. Christen Cook 103 20008. Stephanie Estrada 100 20089. Rachel Mendez 96 200210. Katie Evans 93 2001 Stephanie Freeman 93 2000

Fewest Errors (Min. 30 Chances) No. Pos Year1. Hannah Schwarz 0 OF 2010 Alaina Byars 0 1B 2010 Shelly Oetken 0 INF 2003 Jennifer Golden 0 OF 20055. Margo Hurdt 1 P 2009 Margo Hurdt 1 P 2008 Michelle Petree 1 OF 20058. 16 with 2

Highest Fld. Pct. (Min. 30 Chances) % Pos Year1. Hannah Schwarz 1.000 OF 2010 Alaina Byars 1.000 1B 2010 Shelly Oetken 1.000 INF 2003 Jennifer Golden 1.000 OF 20055. Meagan McKinney .994 1B 20106. Eden Goss .993 C 2003 Nekkia Neash .993 C 2005 Lauren Peters .993 INF 2006 9 Jennifer Golden .992 C 200410. Lauren Peters .991 INF 2007

sInGle-season toP-10 lIstStolen Bases1. Erica Armenta 22 20042. Hannah Schwarz 21 20103. Cassie Redman 15 2010 Erica Armenta 15 20075. Caley Jeter 13 2010 Amber Robinson 13 20077. Lauren Sanders 12 2008 Rachel Kitchens 12 2004 Erica Armenta 12 2005 Crystal Russell 12 2005

Mulitiple-Hit Games1. Katie Evans 24 20022. Hannah Schwarz 23 20103. Katie Evans 18 2003 Shelley Oetken 18 20015. Cassie Redman 17 2010 Rachel Mendez 17 20007. Caley Jeter 16 2010 Lauren Sanders 16 2008 Christen Cook 16 200010. Kacie Smith 15 2010 Rachel Mendez 15 2002 Jennifer Golden 15 2005

Hitting Streak1. Katie Evans 17 20022. Rachel Mendez 15 20003. Cassie Redman 13 20104. Caley Jeter 12 2010 Margo Hurdt 12 2010 Christen Cook 12 20007. Lauren Dodson 11 2010 Crystal Russell 11 20059. Rachel Mendez 10 2002 Megan Hansen 10 2004

Multiple RBI Games1. Margo Hurdt 13 20102. Jennifer Golden 11 20053. Brittany Tucker 10 2010 Stephanie Estrada 10 20085. Margo Hurdt 9 2009 Kim Connelly 9 2008 Margo Hurdt 9 2008 Eden Goss 9 2002 Megan Hansen 9 200510. Four with 8

Strikeouts1. Sarah Pauly 497 20052. Sarah Pauly 442 20043. Sarah Pauly 431 20034. Sarah Pauly 266 2002 5. Amanda Burton 146 20006. Jennifer Cummings 125 20077. Melanie Drews 104 20018. Melanie Drews 100 20009. Elena Crabtree 91 201010. Dani Damel 82 2003



At Bats1. Katie Evans 721 2001-042. Shelley Oetken 691 2000-033. Rachel Mendez 662 2000-034. Erica Armenta 586 2004-075. Margo Hurdt 581 2007-106. Stephanie Estrada 544 2006-098. Rachel Kitchens 514 2001-048. Andrea Simancas 500 2006-099. Lauren Sanders 491 2008-SA10. Christy Cortez 477 2002-04

Base Hits1. Katie Evans 242 2001-042. Shelley Oetken 199 2000-033. Rachel Mendez 181 2000-034. Erica Armenta 170 2004-075. Stephanie Estrada 159 2006-096. Margo Hurdt 153 2007-107. Lauren Sanders 148 2008-SA8. Andrea Simancas 133 2006-099. Rachel Kitchens 122 2001-0410. Brenda Guerrero 106 2004-07

Singles1. Shelley Oetken 161 2000-032. Katie Evans 157 2001-043. Erica Armenta 153 2004-074. Lauren Sanders 135 2008-SA5. Stephanie Estrada 117 2006-09 Rachel Kitchens 117 2001-047. Rachel Mendez 116 2000-038. Andrea Simancas 98 2006-099. Margo Hurdt 95 2007-1010. Brenda Guerrero 92 2004-07

Extra Base Hits1. Katie Evans 79 2001-042. Margo Hurdt 53 2007-103. Stephanie Estrada 42 2006-094. Rachel Mendez 40 2000-03 Megan Hansen 40 2004-056. Shelley Oetken 38 2000-037. Eden Goss 36 2002-038. Andrea Simancas 35 2006-099. Kesty Meitner 32 2000-0310. Jennifer Golden 31 2004-05

Batting Average (Min. 300 AB) AB Ave. Year1. Katie Evans 721 .336 2001-042. Lauren Sanders 492 .301 2008-SA3. Jennifer Golden 350 .294 2004-054. Stephanie Estrada 544 .292 2006-095. Erica Armenta 586 .290 2004-076. Shelley Oetken 691 .288 2000-037. Rachel Mendez 662 .273 2000-03 Eden Goss 297 .273 2002-03 9. Andrea Simancas 500 .266 2006-09 Andrea Gonzalez 383 .266 2006-08

Runs Scored1. Katie Evans 113 2001-042. Shelley Oetken 106 2000-03 3. Stephanie Estrada 96 2006-094. Margo Hurdt 93 2007-10 Rachel Kitchens 93 2001-04 Erica Armenta 93 2004-077. Lauren Sanders 92 2008-SA8. Rachel Mendez 79 2000-039. Andrea Simancas 64 2006-0910. Cassie Redman 59 2009-SA

HITTING Doubles1. Katie Evans 57 2001-042. Stephanie Estrada 32 2006-09 3. Rachel Mendez 29 2000-034. Andrea Simancas 26 2006-095. Margo Hurdt 25 2007-106. Jennifer Golden 24 2004-057. Shelley Oetken 23 2000-038. Andrea Gonzalez 22 2006-08 Christy Cortez 22 2002-04 Megan Hansen 22 2004-05

Triples1. Shelley Oetken 9 2000-03 Katie Evans 9 2001-043. Lauren Sanders 5 2008-SA Margo Hurdt 5 2007-10 Erica Armenta 5 2004-07 Kelly Amos 5 2002-03 Kesty Meitner 5 2000-03 8. Andrea Simancas 4 2006-09 Christen Cook 4 2000 Rachel Mendez 4 2000-03

Home Runs1. Margo Hurdt 28 2007-102. Katie Evans 19 2001-043. Megan Hansen 17 2004-054. Eden Goss 16 2002-035. Jennifer Golden 15 2004-056. Kesty Meitner 13 2000-037. Brittany Tucker 11 2010-SA8. Jennifer Golden 10 2004-059. Stephanie Estrada 8 2006-0910. Four with 7

Runs Batted In1. Margo Hurdt 124 2007-102. Katie Evans 112 2001-043. Rachel Mendez 89 2000-034. Stephanie Estrada 74 2006-095. Shelley Oetken 73 2000-03 6. Megan Hasen 70 2004-057. Jennifer Golden 69 2004-058. Eden Goss 61 2002-039. Andrea Gonzalez 56 2006-0810. Andrea Simancas 50 2006-09

Total Bases1. Katie Evans 374 2001-042. Margo Hurdt 272 2007-103. Shelley Oetken 258 2000-034. Rachel Mendez 239 2000-035. Stephanie Estrada 219 2006-096. Erica Armenta 192 2004-077. Andrea Simancas 182 2006-098. Megan Hansen 169 2004-059. Lauren Sanders 166 2008-SA10. Jennifer Golden 165 2004-05

Walks1. Erica Armenta 82 2004-072. Shelley Oetken 59 2000-033. Andrea Gonzalez 57 2006-084. Katie Evans 54 2001-045. Margo Hurdt 45 2007-106. Rachel Mendez 42 2000-037. Lauren Peters 39 2005-088. Caley Jeter 37 2010-SA9. Stephanie Estrada 35 2006-0910. Megan Rathkamp 33 2000-03 Eden Goss 32 2002-03 Janelle Sanders 32 2000-03

Fewest Strikeouts (300 AB) AB SO Year1. Rachel Mendez 662 36 2000-032. Lauren Sanders 492 37 2008-SA3. Kelly Amos 343 39 2002-034. Crystal Russell 316 45 2005-075. Jennifer Golden 350 48 2004-056. Brenda Guerrero 457 50 2004-077. Andrea Gonzalez 383 52 2005-08 Megan Hasen 361 52 2004-059. Sarah Mesa 330 60 2001-0210. Stephanie Estrada 544 64 2006-09

Hit by Pitch1. Katie Evans 31 2001-042. Erica Armenta 19 2004-073. Larissa Martin 16 2008-094. Meagan McKinney 13 2010-SA5. Margo Hurdt 10 2007-10 Shelley Oetken 10 2000-037. Caley Jeter 8 2010-SA Crystal Russell 8 2005-079. Rachel Kitchens 7 2000-04 Megan Hansen 7 2004-05 Nekkia Neash 7 2005

Slugging Percentage (Min. 200 AB)1. Katie Evans .518 2001-042. Eden Goss .498 2002-033. Christen Cook .497 20004. Jennifer Golden .471 2004-055. Margo Hurdt .468 2007-10 Megan Hansen .468 2004-057. Stephanie Estrada .403 2006-098. Larissa Martin .389 2008-099. Cassie Redman .383 2009-SA10. Shelley Oetken .373 2000-03

Sacrifice Hits1. Christy Cortez 36 2002-042. Crystal Russell 24 2005-073. Rachel Kitchens 23 2001-044. Stephanie Estrada 21 2006-095. Brenda Guerrero 18 2004-076. Andrea Simancas 17 2006-09 Shelley Oetken 17 2000-038. Rachel Mendez 15 2000-03 Amber Ott 15 2000-01 Michelle Petree 15 2004-05

Sacrifice Flies1. Margo Hurdt 8 2007-102. Stephanie Estrada 5 2006-09 Eden Goss 5 2002-03 Katie Evans 5 2001-045. Kim Connelly 3 2008-09 Kesty Meitner 3 2000-03 Rachel Mendez 3 2000-03 Shelley Oetken 3 2000-03 Crystal Russell 3 2005-07 Lauren Peters 3 2005-08

Stolen Bases1. Erica Armenta 52 2004-072. Lauren Sanders 25 2008-SA Cassie Redman 25 2009-SA Crystal Russell 25 2005-085. Rachel Kitchens 22 2001-046. Hannah Schwarz 21 2010-SA7. Shelley Oetken 19 2000-038. Andrea Simancas 18 2006-099. Amber Robinson 18 2007-0810. Caley Jeter 13 2010-SA

Career toP-10 lIst



Multi-Hit Games1. Katie Evans 66 2001-042. Shelley Oetken 50 2000-033. Rachel Mendez 47 2000-034. Lauren Sanders 39 2008-SA5. Stephanie Estrada 36 2006-096. Margo Hurdt 34 2007-107. Andrea Simancas 30 2006-098. Cassie Redman 27 2009-SA9. Jennifer Golden 26 2004-0510. Kesty Meitner 23 2000-03 Megan Hansen 23 2004-05

Multiple-RBI Games1. Margo Hurdt 38 2007-102. Katie Evans 26 2001-043. Rachel Mendez 21 2000-034. Stephanie Estrada 18 2006-09 Jennifer Golden 18 2004-056. Megan Hansen 17 2004-057. Shelley Oetken 15 2000-038. Eden Goss 14 2002-039. Andrea Simancas 13 2006-09 Kesty Meitner 13 2000-03

Wins1. Sarah Pauly 112 2002-052. Addie Tallman 32 2009-103. Melanie Drews 24 2000-024. Dani Damel 22 2002-045. Amanda Burton 19 2000-036. Elena Crabtree 17 2010 Jennifer Cummings 17 2005-078. Margo Hurdt 16 2007-109. Larissa Martin 7 2008-0910. Amanda Foster 6 2006

Appearances1. Sarah Pauly 197 2002-052. Melanie Drews 104 2000-023. Jennifer Cummings 99 2005-074. Amanda Burton 97 2000-035. Margo Hurdt 85 2007-106. Addie Tallman 80 2009-107. Dani Damel 70 2002-048. Elena Craabtree 39 20109. Larissa Martin 33 2008-0910. Amanda Foster 31 2006

Games Started1. Sarah Pauly 129 2002-052. Jennifer Cummings 74 2005-073. Melanie Drews 73 2000-024. Addie Tallman 65 2009-104. Amanda Burton 64 2000-035. Dani Damel 53 2002-046. Margo Hurdt 39 2007-107. Elena Crabtree 23 20108. Amanda Foster 21 20069. Larissa Martin 17 2008-0910. Stacie Tassin 15 2009

Complete Games1. Sarah Pauly 113 2002-052. Melanie Drews 42 2000-023. Addie Tallman 31 2009-10 Amanda Burton 31 2000-03 Jennifer Cummings 31 2005-076. Elena Crabtree 15 20107. Margo Hurdt 15 2007-108. Larissa Martin 9 2008-09 Dani Damel 9 2002-04 Amanda Foster 9 2006Saves1. Sarah Pauly 18 2002-052. Elena Crabtree 5 20103. Amanda Burton 2 2000-034. Margo Hurdt 1 2007-10 Larissa Martin 1 2008-09 Nicole Russell 1 2008 Amanda Foster 1 2006

Innings Pitched 1. Sarah Pauly 1049.2 2002-052. Melanie Drews 439.1 2000-023. Amanda Burton 400.1 2000-034. Jennifer Cummings 392 2005-075. Dani Damel 284.2 2002-046. Addie Tallman 355.2 2009-107. Margo Hurdt 288.2 2007-108. Elena Crabtree 181.1 20109. Amanda Foster 135 200610. Larissa Martin 128.2 2008-09

PITCHING Earned Run Avg. (Min. 60 IP) ERA IP Year1. Sarah Pauly 1.14 1049.2 2002-052. Dani Damel 2.12 284.2 2002-043. Addie Tallman 2.85 355.2 2009-104. Melanie Drews 3.19 439.1 2000-025. Elena Crabtree 3.32 181.1 20106. Amanda Burton 3.34 400.1 2000-037. Larissa Martin 3.86 128.2 2008-098. Jennifer Cummings 4.04 392 2005-079. Amanda Foster 4.56 135 200610. Margo Hurdt 4.96 287.2 2007-10

Strikeouts1. Sarah Pauly 1636 2002-052. Amanda Burton 250 2000-033. Jennifer Cummings 229 2005-074. Melanie Drews 240 2000-025. Dani Damel 224 2002-046. Margo Hurdt 113 2007-107, Addie Tallman 105 2009-108. Elena Crabtree 91 20109. Amanda Foster 73 200610. Nicole Russell 51 2008

Career toP-10 lIst

Sarah PaulyMargo Hurdt



2000 Season Record: 20-35-1

H: 12-7-1 A: 5-21 N: 3-7 Head Coach: Natasha Dumoski

2/4 vs. New Mexico St. 4-9 L2/4 @ Southwest Texas St. 0-3 L2/5 vs. New Mexico St. 4-6 L2/5 @ Southwest Texas St. 5-8 L2/6 vs. New Mexico St. 2-8 L2/6 @ Southwest Texas St. 8-6 W2/11 vs. Texas So. 10-0 W2/11 vs. Texas So. 11-3 W2/11 @ Sam Houston St. 5-1 W2/12 @ Sam Houston St. 1-9 L2/12 vs. Texas So. 4-2 W2/26 Jacksonville St. 2-8 L2/26 St. Johns 4-1 W2/27 Jacksonville St. 0-4 L2/27 St. Johns 2-4 L3/2 Texas Lutheran 4-3 W3/2 Texas Lutheran 5-1 W3/3 Texas Tech 0-5 L3/4 vs. Evansville 1-1 T3/4 vs. UMKC 3-10 L3/4 vs. Texas Tech 0-2 L3/5 vs. UMKC 4-7 L3/17 vs. Wisconsin 0-8 L3/17 vs. California 2-3 L3/17 vs. Portland St. 8-9 L3/17 vs. Virginia 2-3 L3/18 vs. Portland St. 6-13 L3/18 vs. Southeast Missouri 14-17L3/20 @ Stanford 1-2 L3/20 @ Stanford 0-8 L3/22 @ Fresno St. 0-6 L3/22 @ Fresno St. 0-4 L3/23 @ Sacramento St. 0-6 L3/23 @ Sacramento St. 1-8 L3/24 vs. Oregon 0-8 L3/24 vs. Oregon 0-9 L3/25 @ UC Santa Barbara 0-6 L3/25 @ San Jose St. 5-1 W3/31 @ Centenary 3-2 W4/1 @ Centenary 5-0 W4/8 @ La.-Lafayette 3-7 L4/8 @ La.-Lafayette 1-7 L4/9 @ La.-Lafayette 1-4 L4/15 Prairie View A&M 8-0 W4/15 Prairie View A&M 8-0 W4/16 Prairie View A&M 8-0 W4/16 Prairie View A&M 8-0 W4/19 @ UTSA 2-4 L4/20 @ UTSA 1-12 L4/22 Houston Baptist 9-6 W4/22 Houston Baptist 4-6 L4/26 St. Mary’s 4-3 W4/26 St. Mary’s 2-5 L4/29 Centenary 1-0 W4/29 Centenary 4-2 W4/30 Centenary 7-0 W

2001 Season Record: 19-41

H: 8-12 A: 5-19 N: 6-10Head Coach: Natasha Dumoski

2/2 vs. Oregon 0-5 L2/2 vs. Baylor 0-8 L2/3 vs. Southwest Texas St. 11-13L2/3 vs. Oregon 3-11 L2/4 vs. Baylor 0-4 L2/4 @ Southwest Texas St. 0-8 L2/6 @ UTSA 8-12 L2/6 @ UTSA 1-4 L2/9 Tennessee 1-7 L2/9 Mississippi St. 0-8 L2/9 Oregon St. 0-2 L2/11 Tennessee 2-7 L2/16 vs. Alabama 0-7 L2/16 vs. Penn St. 4-3 W2/17 @ Texas A&M 1-10 L2/17 vs. Alabama 0-16 L2/18 vs. Penn St. 0-5 L2/18 vs. Texas A&M 1-5 L2/23 vs. Houston 7-4 W2/23 vs. Iowa St. 0-2 L2/24 vs. So. Illinois 4-2 W2/24 vs. Baylor 6-9 L2/25 vs. Oregon 0-8 L2/25 @ New Mexico St. 6-9 L3/3 Purdue 0-4 L3/3 La. Tech 3-2 W3/4 UT Arlington 2-1 W3/4 Loyola-Chicago 5-4 W3/9 vs. La.-Lafayette 2-7 L3/9 vs. La.-Monroe 3-4 L3/10 vs. North Carolina 2-10 L3/15 @ Sacramento St. 12-6 W3/16 vs. Louisville 0-8 L3/16 vs. Louisville 0-8 L3/16 vs. Morehead St. 9-0 W3/16 vs. New Mexico 2-6 L3/17 vs. San Jose St. 2-1 W3/17 vs. Texas Tech 5-8 L3/20 @ Fresno St. 0-8 L3/20 @ Fresno St. 0-8 L3/23 @ Centenary 10-2 W3/24 New Mexico 1-11 L3/24 Brown 6-3 W3/24 Centenary 9-0 W3/25 New Mexico 0-4 L4/5 St. Mary’s 8-3 W4/5 St. Mary’s 4-6 L4/11 UTSA 3-4 L4/11 UTSA 0-5 L4/14 St. Edward’s 6-5 W4/14 St. Edward’s 4-1 W4/18 @ Texas 0-1 L4/19 @ Texas 2-3 L4/21 @ Centenary 1-5 L4/21 @ Centenary 5-1 W4/22 @ Centenary 7-0 W4/25 Southwest Texas St. 0-7 L4/15 Southwest Texas St. 1-5 L4/28 Texas So. 8-0 W4/29 Texas So. 1-2 L4/29 Texas So. 8-0 W

year-by-year results2002 Season Record: 35-30

H: 21-6 A: 5-17 N: 9-7Head Coach: Natasha Dumoski

2/1 vs. Houston 0-7 L2/1 vs. Southwest Texas St. 2-4 L2/2 vs. Oregon 1-6 L2/2 vs. Texas Tech 5-8 L2/3 vs. Houston 1-2 L2/6 @ Texas 0-3 L2/6 @ Texas 4-7 L2/10 La.-Lafayette 1-5 L2/10 La.-Lafayette 0-2 L2/15 vs. La.-Monroe 4-0 W2/16 vs. Middle Tenn. St. 1-0 W2/16 vs. Troy St. 2-1 W2/16 vs. Centenary 7-0 W2/17 vs. Troy St. 3-2 W2/17 @ La.-Monroe 5-0 W2/22 vs. Miami (OH) 7-0 W2/22 vs. UTSA 4-2 W2/23 Southwest Missouri St. 0-1 L2/23 Miami (OH) 3-2 W2/23 vs. Southwest Missouri St. 4-3 W2/24 UTSA 0-3 L2/28 @ UC-Riverside 1-2 L2/28 @ UC-Riverside 1-0 W3/1 @ UCLA 1-9 L3/1 @ UCLA 0-8 L3/2 vs. Florida 8-2 W3/2 vs. Florida 1-2 L3/3 vs. Purdue 9-0 W3/3 vs. Purdue 4-7 L3/3 La. Tech 3-2 W3/7 @ Oklahoma 4-5 L3/7 vs. Wichita St. 3-4 L3/8 vs. Creighton 3-2 W3/8 vs. Oklahoma 0-10 L3/9 vs. Wichita St. 5-0 W3/10 vs. Creighton 10-1 W3/13 Sam Houston St. 9-0 W3/13 Sam Houston St. 3-0 W3/14 Stephen F. Austin 10-2 W3/14 Stephen F. Austin 5-0 W3/20 UTSA 2-0 W3/20 UTSA 3-2 W3/27 McNeese St. 3-2 W3/27 McNeese St. 4-2 W3/30 New Mexico St. 3-1 W3/30 New Mexico St. 6-0 W4/3 @ Texas Tech 8-2 W4/3 @ Texas Tech 0-2 L4/4 @ Baylor 1-2 L4/4 @ Baylor 3-2 W4/6 Southwest Texas St. 4-3 W4/6 Southwest Texas St. 0-3 L4/14 St. Edward’s 2-1 W4/14 St. Edward’s 4-3 W4/20 Centenary 3-0 W4/20 Centenary 2-0 W4/21 Centenary 1-0 W4/23 @ UTSA 5-9 L4/23 @ UTSA 4-6 L4/27 @ Centenary 1-5 L4/27 @ Centenary 2-3 L4/28 @ Centenary 2-3 L5/1 Houston 1-2 L5/1 Houston 3-2 W5/4 @ LSU 0-11 L5/4 @ LSU 2-7 L



2003 Season Record: 31-24

Big South Conference ChampionsH: 11-6 A: 9-9 N: 11-9

Conference: 3-3 Head Coach: Missy Dickerson

1/31 vs. Oregon 0-10 L1/31 vs. Texas Tech 4-0 W2/1 vs. Arkansas 3-0 W2/1 vs. Houston 4-5 L2/2 @ Southwest Texas St. 1-2 L2/14 vs. Southwest Missouri St. 4-1 W2/15 vs. UTSA 4-1 W2/15 vs. Texas 0-4 L2/16 vs. Bethune-Cookman 4-3 W2/16 vs. Wichita St. 4-0 W2/21 @ New Mexico St. 4-3 W2/21 vs. Missouri 0-1 L2/22 vs. Colorado St. 2-3 L2/22 vs. Western Illinois 1-5 L2/23 vs. Illinois-Chicago 2-1 W2/27 Baylor 1-2 L2/28 Wichita St. 5-0 W2/28 vs. Eastern Michigan 0-2 L3/1 vs. New Mexico 0-7 L3/2 Texas Tech 9-0 W3/4 Eastern Michigan 10-0 W 3/4 Eastern Michigan 3-1 W3/14 vs. Connecticut 2-0 W3/14 vs. Western Illinois 3-4 L3/16 vs. Iowa St. 2-0 W3/21 @ Coastal Carolina* 3-1 W3/21 @ Coastal Carolina* 0-1 L3/22 @ Winthrop* 0-1 L3/22 @ Winthrop* 5-2 W3/23 vs. Liberty* 2-0 W3/23 vs. Liberty* 4-5 L3/29 Centenary 3-0 W3/29 Centenary 6-0 W3/30 Centenary 8-0 W4/2 Southwest Texas St. 1-2 L4/2 Southwest Texas St. 1-0 W4/5 Stephen F. Austin 2-0 W4/6 Stephen F. Austin 1-4 L4/6 Stephen F. Austin 5-1 W4/9 UTSA 3-0 W4/9 UTSA 2-4 L4/16 @ Texas A&M 0-7 L4/16 @ Texas A&M 1-6 L4/25 @ Texas 1-2 L4/26 @ Centenary 2-0 W4/26 @ Centenary 0-3 L4/27 @ Centenary 2-0 W5/8 vs. Liberty^ 1-0 W5/8 vs. Radford^ 17-1 W5/9 vs. Coastal Carolina^ 1-2 L5/9 @ Winthrop^ 5-0 W5/10 vs. Coastal Carolina^ 3-1 W5/10 vs. Coastal Carolina^ 3-0 W5/15 @ Texas% 0-4 L5/15 vs. Hawai’i% 0-2 L* - Big South Conference Game^ - Big South Tournament Game% - NCAA South Regional Game

2004 SeasonRecord: 39-21

Big South Conference ChampionsH: 8-6 A: 7-4 N: 24-11

Conference: 9-3Head Coach: Missy Dickerson

2/6 vs. Texas Tech 1-0 W2/6 vs. Tulsa 3-6 L2/7 vs. New Mexico St. 1-0 W2/7 vs. UTSA 3-2 W2/8 @ Texas St. 1-3 L2/14 vs. La.-Monroe 0-8 L2/14 vs. Baylor 3-2 W2/15 vs. Northern Iowa 1-0 W2/15 vs. Sam Houston St. 4-5 L2/15 @ Houston 4-3 W2/18 @ No. 14 Texas 1-7 L2/18 @ No. 14 Texas 2-3 L2/20 vs. Illinois 0-1 L2/20 vs. Boston University 2-10 L2/21 vs. Boston University 5-2 W2/21 vs. Illinois 0-7 L2/22 @ No. 15 Texas A&M 0-4 L2/27 Minnesota 2-1 W2/28 Prairie View A&M 4-0 W2/29 Minnesota 2-1 W2/29 Prairie View A&M 0-1 L3/6 Stephen F. Austin 3-11 L3/6 Bowling Green 2-0 W3/6 Stephen F. Austin 0-1 L3/7 Bowling Green 1-3 L3/7 Stephen F. Austin 4-1 W3/12 vs. Providence 8-2 W3/12 vs. Alabama St. 14-1 W3/13 vs. Marshall 7-1 W3/13 vs. Monmouth 5-1 W3/14 vs. East Tennessee St. 3-0 W3/14 Ohio St. 6-0 W3/16 vs. Coastal Carolina* 1-0 W3/16 vs. Coastal Carolina* 1-2 L3/17 vs. Charleston So.* 6-1 W3/17 vs. Charleston So.* 1-0 W3/18 @ Winthrop* 2-3 L3/18 @ Winthrop* 15-5 W3/19 vs. Radford* 2-0 W3/19 vs. Radford* 3-4 L3/20 vs. Birmingham-So.* 3-0 W3/20 vs. Birmingham-So.* 7-1 W3/21 vs. Liberty* 1-0 W3/21 vs. Liberty* 5-1 W4/3 Texas So. 14-2 W4/3 Texas So. 8-0 W4/14 Texas St. 1-0 W4/14 Texas St. 3-1 W4/20 @ Texas So. 14-2 W4/20 @ Texas So. 8-0 W4/21 @ La.-Lafayette 3-0 W4/21 @ La.-Lafayette 2-1 W4/22 @ McNeese St. 4-1 W4/22 @ McNeese St. 2-1 W4/13 vs. Birmingham-So.^ 1-0 W4/14 vs. Coastal Carolina^ 7-0 W4/15 vs. Winthrop^ 3-0 W4/20 vs. No. 3 LSU% 0-4 L4/21 vs. Houston% 0-1 L* - Big South Conference Game^ - Big South Tournament Game% - NCAA South Regional Game

year-by-year results2005 Season

Record: 42-11Big South Conference Champions

H: 12-2 A: 11-4 N: 19-5 Conference: 6-4

Head Coach: Missy Dickerson2/4 vs. Wichita St. 1-0 W2/4 vs. Texas Tech 2-0 W2/5 vs. Northern Colorado 3-1 W2/5 vs. UT Arlington 1-0 W2/11 Prairie View A&M 10-0 W2/11 Prairie View A&M 9-1 W2/12 vs. Texas-El Paso 8-0 W2/12 vs. Centenary 2-1 W2/13 vs. North Texas 1-0 W2/13 vs. UTSA 0-5 L2/18 Arkansas 2-0 W2/20 UT Arlington 5-0 W2/20 Sam Houston St. 8-0 W2/25 vs. Southwest Missouri St. 2-0 W2/25 vs. Western Michigan 4-3 W2/26 @ North Texas 4-2 W3/4 vs. Centenary 7-2 W3/4 @ Texas Tech 2-0 W3/5 vs. New Mexico 7-6 W3/5 vs. UC Riverside 1-0 W3/10 @ Texas So. 8-0 W3/10 @ Texas So. 13-0 W3/11 @ Prairie View A&M 0-2 L3/11 @ Prairie View A&M 9-0 W3/14 @ Winthrop* 1-0 W3/14 @ Winthrop* 1-4 L3/15 vs. Liberty* 2-1 W3/15 vs. Liberty* 1-2 L3/18 vs. Birmingham So.* 3-0 W3/18 vs. Birmingham So.* 9-8 W3/19 vs. Radford* 4-2 W3/19 vs. Radford* 1-5 L3/20 vs. Coastal Carolina* 12-0 W3/20 vs. Coastal Carolina* 2-3 L4/2 Houston 1-0 W4/2 Houston 2-0 W4/6 UTSA 2-0 W4/6 UTSA 3-7 L4/12 Texas St. 0-3 L4/12 Texas St. 3-2 W4/14 @ Stephen F. Austin 1-0 W4/14 @ Stephen F. Austin 7-5 W4/20 @ Texas 1-2 L4/20 @ Texas 6-1 W4/23 Texas So. 2-0 W4/23 Texas So. 2-1 W5/12 vs. Liberty^ 8-0 W5/12 vs. Radford^ 4-0 W5/13 vs. Winthrop^ 2-0 W5/13 vs. Winthrop^ 1-0 W5/20 vs. Mississippi St.% 0-1 L5/21 vs. Massachusetts% 6-2 W5/21 vs. Texas% 1-2 L* - Big South Conference Game^ - Big South Tournament Game% - NCAA South Regional Game




H: 6-11 A: 3-18 N: 3-9 Conference: 5-25

Head Coach: Dawn Wuthrich2/9 vs. Kentucky 0-10 L2/9 vs. Baylor 3-8 L2/10 vs. So. Miss. 2-3 L2/10 vs. Stephen F. Austin 5-9 L2/11 vs. Baylor 1-3 L2/16 vs. North Texas 1-10 L2/16 vs. San Diego St. 2-10 L2/17 @ Texas 2-4 L2/17 vs. San Diego St. 3-8 L2/18 vs. North Texas 8-3 W2/23 vs. Iowa St. 6-2 W2/23 @ Houston 0-7 L2/24 vs. McNeese St. 5-3 W2/25 vs. New Mexico St. 3-4 L2/25 vs. McNeese St. 3-7 L2/27 UTSA* 3-1 W2/27 UTSA* 1-5 L2/28 UTSA* 3-4 L3/3 @ Northwestern St.* 4-5 L3/3 @ Northwestern St.* 5-6 L3/4 @ Northwestern St.* 8-12 L3/7 Prairie View A&M 5-0 W3/7 Prairie View A&M 14-1 W3/10 Stephen F. Austin* 0-1 L3/10 Stephen F. Austin* 0-6 L3/11 Stephen F. Austin* 0-5 L3/17 @ Sam Houston St.* 6-12 L3/17 @ Sam Houston St.* 3-6 L3/18 @ Sam Houston St.* 2-10 L3/24 McNeese St.* 1-0 W3/24 McNeese St.* 0-2 L3/25 McNeese St.* 5-3 W4/6 @ UT Arlington* 0-7 L4/6 @ UT Arlington* 2-10 L4/7 @ UT Arlington* 4-7 L4/11 @ Texas A&M 0-9 L4/14 Southeastern La.* 0-6 L4/14 Southeastern La.* 7-6 W4/15 Southeastern La. * 0-1 L4/21 @ Central Arkansas* 3-4 L4/21 @ Central Arkansas* 5-8 L4/22 @ Central Arkansas* 8-5 W4/24 @ Prairie View A&M 11-0 W4/24 @ Prairie View A&M 14-2 W4/28 @ Nicholls* 1-2 L4/28 @ Nicholls* 0-4 L4/29 @ Nicholls* 2-5 L5/5 Texas St.* 2-3 L5/5 Texas St.* 3-8 L5/6 Texas St.* 0-2 L* - Southland Conference Game


Record: 10-35H: 3-3 A: 2-17 N: 5-15

Conference: 2-10Head Coach: Dawn Wuthrich

2/10 vs. Kansas 1-15 L2/11 vs. Oregon 0-8 L2/12 vs. Florida 1-16 L2/12 vs. Houston 6-9 L2/17 vs. Samford 1-0 W2/17 vs. Northwestern St. 4-2 W2/18 vs. Baylor 0-14 L2/18 vs. Sam Houston St. 0-8 L2/19 vs. Houston 2-12 L2/26 vs. Southern 5-1 W3/3 vs. Houston 0-5 L3/3 @ Texas 7-1 L3/4 vs. Mississippi 1-6 L3/4 @ Texas 1-3 L3/5 vs. Mississippi 3-1 W3/9 @ UTSA 1-9 L3/9 @ UTSA 3-7 L3/13 vs. Winthrop* 1-3 L3/13 vs. Winthrop* 0-9 L3/14 vs. Liberty* 3-9 L3/14 vs. Liberty* 2-3 L3/15 vs. Charleston So.* 5-1 W3/15 vs. Charleston So.* 5-2 W3/17 @ Coastal Carolina* 0-9 L3/17 @ Coastal Carolina* 0-7 L3/18 vs. Birmingham So.* 1-2 L3/18 vs. Birmingham So.* 1-2 L3/19 vs. Radford* 1-4 L3/19 vs. Radford* 0-3 L4/1 @ La.-Lafayette 1-9 L4/1 @ La.-Lafayette 0-8 L4/4 @ UT Arlington 1-4 L4/4 @ UT Arlington 0-8 L4/5 @ North Texas 2-10 L4/5 @ North Texas 2-4 L4/19 UTSA 0-3 L4/19 UTSA 1-3 L4/20 Texas St. 1-0 W4/20 Texas St. 6-3 W4/27 UT Arlington 5-4 W4/27 UT Arlington 0-6 L5/12 vs. Birmingham So.^ 0-8 L5/12 vs. Charleston So.^ 3-2 W5/13 vs. Liberty^ 1-4 L* - Big South Conference Game^ - Big South Tournament Game


H: 11-10 A: 6-18 N: 4-4 Conference: 11-19

Head Coach: Jake Schumann2/9 Houston Baptist 2-5 L 2/9 Houston Baptist 5-1 W2/15 vs. Army 9-7 W2/15 vs. DePaul 0-2 L2/16 vs. DePaul 3-4 L 2/17 vs. Army 8-0 W2/17 @ Houston 0-8 L2/22 vs. Indiana St. 11-5 W2/22 vs. Utah Valley 9-0 W2/23 vs. Oklahoma St. 8-12 L2/24 vs. Samford 6-7 L2/24 @ New Mexico St. 0-9 L2/26 @ UTSA* 8-4 W2/26 @ UTSA* 3-1 W2/27 @ UTSA* 1-6 L3/5 Prarie View A&M 6-0 W3/5 Prarie View A&M 8-0 W3/1 @ Texas St.* 0-4 L3/1 @ Texas St.* 2-5 L3/2 @ Texas St.* 0-7 L3/8 Northwestern St.* 10-1 W3/8 Northwestern St.* 8-0 W3/9 Northwestern St.* 6-5 W3/15 @ Stephen F. Austin* 0-11 L3/15 @ Stephen F. Austin* 4-8 L3/16 @ Stephen F. Austin* 0-7 L3/21 Sam Houston St.* 0-5 L3/21 Sam Houston St.* 7-5 W3/22 Sam Houston St.* 1-4 L3/29 @ McNeese St.* 5-6 L3/29 @ McNeese St.* 5-6 L3/30 @ McNeese St.* 6-7 L4/2 A&M-Kingsville 4-6 L4/2 A&M-Kingsville 5-1 W4/4 @ Arkansas 2-11 L4/5 @ Arkansas 1-8 L4/5 @ Arkansas 1-5 L4/8 @ Prairie View A&M 15-12 W4/8 @ Prairie View A&M 11-1 W4/12 UT Arlington* 2-6 L4/12 UT Arlington* 0-2 L4/13 UT Arlington* 5-3 W4/19 @ Southeastern La.* 15-8 W4/19 @ Southeastern La.* 14-8 W4/20 @ Southeastern La.* 1-6 L4/25 Central Arkansas* 7-3 W4/25 Central Arkansas* 2-4 L4/26 Central Arkansas* 7-2 W5/1 @ Texas 2-10 L5/1 @ Texas 0-8 L5/3 Nicholls* 3-6 L5/3 Nicholls* 2-6 L5/4 Nicholls* 0-2 L* - Southland Conference Game




H: 21-7 A: 12-13 N: 2-2 Conference: 16-14

Head Coach: Jake Schumann2/11 vs #10 Stanford 2-10 L2/12 vs McNeese St. 2-1 W2/12 @ Hawai’i 0-9 L2/13 vs #10 Stanford 2-5 L2/13 vs McNeese St. 10-2 W2/18 Centenary College 11-1 W2/18 Boston College 6-5 W2/20 Boston College 3-1 W2/20 Southern 11-0 W2/21 Southern 14-2 W2/25 Houston Baptist 6-2 W2/26 North Dakota 11-5 W2/26 La.-Monroe 7-6 W2/27 North Dakota 9-3 W2/28 La.-Monroe 4-2 W3/02 @ UTSA* 2-12 L3/02 @ UTSA* 6-3 W3/03 @ UTSA* 4-5 L3/06 Central Arkansas* 2-1 W3/06 Central Arkansas* 13-5 W 3/07 Central Arkansas* 2-7 L3/09 @ #21 Texas A&M 4-3 W3/09 @ #21 Texas A&M 0-8 L3/13 Nicholls* 3-0 W3/13 Nicholls* 6-0 W3/14 Nicholls* 3-6 L3/20 @ Texas St.* 3-4 L3/21 @ Texas St.* 6-7 L3/21 @ Texas St.* 11-7 W 3/25 @ #15 Texas 4-13 L3/25 @ #15 Texas 8-4 W3/27 Northwestern St.* 4-0 W3/27 Northwestern St.* 4-3 W3/28 Northwestern St.* 3-0 W4/02 @ Stephen F. Austin* 3-10 L4/02 @ Stephen F. Austin* 2-10 L4/03 @ Stephen F. Austin* 3-4 L4/07 Prairie View A&M 4-0 W4/07 Prairie View A&M 17-0 W4/10 Sam Houston St.* 2-4 L4/10 Sam Houston St.* 8-9 L4/11 Sam Houston St.* 0-5 L4/13 @ Prairie View A&M 12-2 W4/13 @ Prairie View A&M 16-8 W4/17 @ McNeese St.* 4-5 L4/17 @ McNeese St.* 11-2 W4/18 @ McNeese St.* 2-1 W4/24 @ Houston Baptist 6-0 W4/24 @ Houston Baptist 0-8 L5/01 UT Arlington* 3-5 L5/01 UT Arlington* 6-4 W5/02 UT Arlington* 4-3 W5/08 @ Southeastern La.* 4-3 W5/08 @ Southeastern La.* 13-5 W5/09 @ Southeastern La.* 8-7 W

Southland Conference Tournament5/13 vs McNeese St. 0-6 L5/14 vs UT Arlington 2-3 L* - Southland Conference Game


Record: 23-31H: 13-13 A: 9-14 N: 1-4

Conference: 12-16Head Coach: Jake Schumann

2/6 vs Jacksonville 0-1 L 2/6 vs Auburn 0-2 L 2/7 vs Louisville 0-2 L 2/7 @ FIU 2-10 L 2/8 vs North Carolina 0-2 L2/10 Houston Baptist 8-4 W2/10 Houston Baptist 6-1 W2/13 North Texas 4-3 L 2/14 Creighton 3-2 W2/14 Indiana St. 8-7 W2/15 Detroit Mercy 9-3 W2/20 Minnesota 1-5 L 2/20 Loyola-Chicago 5-1 W2/21 vs Dayton 8-0 W2/21 Pittsburgh 0-7 L2/24 UTSA* 0-6 L 2/24 UTSA* 0-8 L 2/25 UTSA* 1-6 L 2/28 @ Nicholls* 0-4 L2/28 @ Nicholls* 2-4 L3/1 @ Nicholls* 0-2 L3/5 Texas 5-0 W3/5 Texas 8-9 L 3/7 Texas St.* 1-8 L 3/7 Texas St.* 3-9 L 3/8 Texas St.* 2-8 L 3/15 @ Northwestern St.* 8-4 W3/15 @ Northwestern St.* 7-0 W3/17 @ Louisiana Tech 5-1 W3/17 @ Louisiana Tech 8-9 L3/18 @ ULM 1-6 L3/18 @ ULM 6-7 L3/19 @ Centenary 5-6 L 3/21 Stephen F. Austin* 2-8 L3/21 Stephen F. Austin* 7-3 W3/22 Stephen F. Austin* 7-0 W3/28 at Sam Houston St.* 2-4 L3/28 at Sam Houston St.* 3-5 L3/29 at Sam Houston St.* 3-1 W4/2 @ Texas 5-6 L4/2 @ Texas 3-4 L4/4 McNeese St.* 0-2 L4/4 McNeese St.* 9-1 W4/5 McNeese St.* 2-0 W4/18 @ UT Arlington* 9-3 W 4/19 @ UT Arlington* 8-1 W 4/19 @ UT Arlington* 1-9 L 4/22 @ Houston Baptist 5-1 W4/22 @ Houston Baptist 4-0 W4/25 Southeastern La.* 3-0 W4/25 Southeastern La.* 4-6 L4/26 Southeastern La.* 2-1 W5/1 @ Central Arkansas* 0-1 L5/1 @ Central Arkansas* 3-2 W* - Southland Conference Game

2011 SeasonRecord: ??-??

H: 28-3 A: ??-?? N: ?-? Conference: ??-??

Head Coach: Jake Schumann2/10 Loyola Chicago 9-1 W2/11 UT Arlington 6-1 W2/12 UT Arlington 9-0 W2/12 Loyola Chicago 5-1 W2/18 vs Drake 2-0 W2/18 @ Arizona 0-15 L 2/19 vs Pacific 4-6 L 2/19 vs Kennesaw St. 1-9 L 2/20 @Arizona 1-9 L 2/24 Texas Southern 8-0 W 2/25 Rutgers 4-3 W2/25 Arkansas 5-4 W2/26 Texas Southern 12-0 W2/26 Arkansas 4-0 W3/01 UTSA 2-0 W3/01 UTSA 1-0 W3/02 UTSA 9-6 W3/05 Southeastern La. 16-0 W3/05 Southeastern La. 11-3 W3/06 Southeastern La. 6-1 W3/08 Houston Baptist 4-2 W3/08 Houston Baptist 4-0 W3/12 @ Central Arkansas 4-5 L 3/12 @ Central Arkansas 6-1 W3/13 @ Central Arkansas 10-1 W3/15 Houston 3-2 W3/15 Houston 8-6 W3/16 UH-Victoria 3-0 W3/16 UH-Victoria 10-2 W3/19 @ Nicholls 0-4 L3/19 @ Nicholls 11-8 W3/20 @ Nicholls 3-1 W3/23 @ Texas 0-6 L3/23 @ Texas 0-2 L3/26 Texas St. 4-1 W3/26 Texas St. 2-1 W3/27 Texas St. 5-4 W4/02 @ Northwestern St. 12-4 W4/02 @ Northwestern St. 2-4 L4/03 @ Northwestern St. 5-0 W4/09 Stephen F. Austin 2-0 W4/09 Stephen F. Austin 1-0 W4/10 Stephen F. Austin 3-5 L4/16 Sam Houston St. 0-1 L4/16 Sam Houston St. 2-5 L4/17 Sam Houston St. 9-0 W4/20 Houston Baptist 1-0 W4/20 Houston Baptist 3-4 L4/22 McNeese St. 3-5 L4/22 McNeese St. 4-1 W4/23 McNeese St. 2-1 W5/7 UT Arlington 5/7 UT Arlington 5/8 UT Arlington

Southland Conference Tournament


2011 southland Preseason Polls

Preseason all-southland teamsFirst TeamPos Name School Class Hometown1B Rebecca Collom* UT Arlington Sr. New Boston, Texas2B Caley Jeter* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sr. Huntsville, Texas3B Jenna Emery* Texas State Sr. Sugar Land, TexasSS Caitlyn Ivy* UTSA Jr. Huntington, TexasOF Hannah Schwarz* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jr. Kerrville, TexasOF Candice Gauntt* Central Arkansas So. Burleson, TexasOF Cassie Redman* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jr. New Lennox, Ill.C Brittany Tucker* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sr. Tucson, Ariz.UT Katie Duhe* Southeastern Louisiana Sr. Lutcher, La. DP Shay Ristau* Central Arkansas Sr. Denton, TexasP Chandler Hall* Texas State Jr. Baytown, TexasP Monika Covington* Stephen F. Austin Sr. Huffman, Texas

Second TeamPos Name School Class Hometown1B Kasey Britt* Central Arkansas Jr. Florence, Miss.2B Marissa Koetting* McNeese State So. Ferris, Texas3B Kacie Smith Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sr. Waddell, Ariz.SS Molly Guidry* McNeese State Sr. Arnaudville, La.OF Lindsey Langner* McNeese State Sr. Pearland, TexasOF Megan Gaspard* Nicholls Jr. Coteau, La.OF Erin Burford* Sam Houston State Jr. Austin, TexasC Melanie Bryant* Central Arkansas So. Hernando, Miss.UT Sandy Schumann Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jr. Corpus Christi, TexasDP Samantha Roberts* Northwestern State Jr. Ruston, La.P Teri Lyles* UT Arlington So. Keller, TexasP Meagan Bond* McNeese State So. Lumberton, Miss.

*Indicates 2010 All-Conference Selection – Automatic Preseason Selection

Coaches Poll1. Texas State (5) 92 Stephen F. Austin (3) 923. McNeese State (3) 804. UT Arlington 705. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 666. UTSA 527. Central Arkansas 458. Nicholls 389. Sam Houston State 3010. Northwestern State 2811. Southeastern Louisiana 12

( ) Indicates First-Place Votes

Sports Information Director Poll 1. Texas State (5) 93 Stephen F. Austin (4) 933. McNeese State (2) 824. UT Arlington 685. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 636. UTSA 487. Nicholls 438. Central Arkansas 429. Sam Houston State 3410. Northwestern State 2711. Southeastern Louisiana 11



First TeamPos Name School Class Hometown1B Rebecca Collom* UT Arlington Sr. New Boston, Texas2B Caley Jeter* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sr. Huntsville, Texas3B Jenna Emery* Texas State Sr. Sugar Land, TexasSS Caitlyn Ivy* UTSA Jr. Huntington, TexasOF Hannah Schwarz* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jr. Kerrville, TexasOF Candice Gauntt* Central Arkansas So. Burleson, TexasOF Cassie Redman* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jr. New Lennox, Ill.C Brittany Tucker* Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sr. Tucson, Ariz.UT Katie Duhe* Southeastern Louisiana Sr. Lutcher, La. DP Shay Ristau* Central Arkansas Sr. Denton, TexasP Chandler Hall* Texas State Jr. Baytown, TexasP Monika Covington* Stephen F. Austin Sr. Huffman, Texas

Second TeamPos Name School Class Hometown1B Kasey Britt* Central Arkansas Jr. Florence, Miss.2B Marissa Koetting* McNeese State So. Ferris, Texas3B Kacie Smith Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sr. Waddell, Ariz.SS Molly Guidry* McNeese State Sr. Arnaudville, La.OF Lindsey Langner* McNeese State Sr. Pearland, TexasOF Megan Gaspard* Nicholls Jr. Coteau, La.OF Erin Burford* Sam Houston State Jr. Austin, TexasC Melanie Bryant* Central Arkansas So. Hernando, Miss.UT Sandy Schumann Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jr. Corpus Christi, TexasDP Samantha Roberts* Northwestern State Jr. Ruston, La.P Teri Lyles* UT Arlington So. Keller, TexasP Meagan Bond* McNeese State So. Lumberton, Miss.

*Indicates 2010 All-Conference Selection – Automatic Preseason Selection

In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, stability and consistent achievement as it celebrates the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions.

What began as a small gathering of college administrators more than 47 years ago, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 12 member universities in three states. Beginning with a historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, that included current members Lamar University (then Lamar State College of Technology) and the University of Texas at Arlington (then Arlington State College), the Southland Conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven successful well into its fifth decade of existence.

On July 1, 2006, the Southland Conference commemorated another milestone as the league membership reached 12, marking the largest configuration ever for the organization. The addition of the University of Central Arkansas and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi expanded the Southland into the Little Rock, Ark., metro area and into the eighth largest city in Texas. Central Arkansas and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi enhanced the Southland Conference in innumerable ways, including athletic and academic successes, strong and principled leadership, and strong fan support and media coverage.

In addition to its two newest members, the Southland Conference lineup also consists of Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State University, the University of Texas at Arlington, the University of Texas at San Antonio, and Texas State University-San Marcos.

All told, the revised membership of the Southland encompasses more than 180,000 current students and an alumni base of approximately 920,000. Famous alums from Southland Conference schools include former President Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas State), former CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), retired U.S. Central Command General Tommy Franks (UT Arlington), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts (Southeastern Louisiana), country music star George Strait (Texas State), Major League Baseball stars Hunter Pence (UT Arlington), Kevin Millar (Lamar) and Ben Broussard (McNeese State), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Central Arkansas) and actor Lou Diamond Phillips (UT Arlington).

The cities of the Southland are diverse and progressive, ranging from international business and cultural centers such as the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, San Antonio and the New Orleans area, to the historical cities of Nacogdoches,

Texas, and Natchitoches, La., to the home of the modern oil boom, Beaumont, Texas, to the unique Cajun French cultures found in the Louisiana cities of Thibodaux and Lake Charles. Southland Conference institutions also draw large numbers of students from the metropolitan areas of Houston, Little Rock, Baton Rouge, Austin, and Shreveport.

The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field. The women compete for nine championships in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and volleyball. The conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball.

Continuing its tradition of innovation, the league launched the Southland Conference Television Network in the fall of 2008 and has already broadcast nearly 70 events. In just its second year of production, the network has already received recognition for its work. It received a College Sports Media

Award at the College Sports Video Summit in Atlanta in June 2010 for it production of the 2009 McNeese State vs. Stephen F. Austin football game, which was judged the best live game or event in its category. The network also collected three prestigious Tell Awards. Entering its third season in 2010-11, the network will expand its reach to roughly 6 million households throughout Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.

The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated

its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average. The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiated in 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin athletic director, properly recognizes accomplishments off the court for a male and female student-athlete. Also, student-athletes with grade-point averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A record 934 student-athletes appeared on the honor roll following the 2010 spring semester.

In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its member institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities.

The SouThland ConferenCe


Quick Facts• PoPulation oF 285,507 (8th largest city in texas)• the corPus christi area boasts 120 miles oF gulF coast beaches making it the 2nd most PoPular destination in texas

• city served by corPus christi inter-national airPort

• major industries are Petrochemical, military and tourism • average temPerature is 71.2 degrees with 255 days oF sunshine

• the cities oF san antonio and austin are 130 and 200 miles north, while houston is a 3-1/2 hour drive east

• home oF such attractions as the u.s.s. lexington, texas state aQuari-um and selena memorial as well as the museum oF science and history and south texas institute For arts

this is corPus christi


this is corPus christi


this is the island university


Quick Facts• established in 1947 as the university oF corPus christi

• Part oF the texas a&m university system, a network oF 11 universities, seven state agencies and a comPrehensive health science center

• designated a hisPanic-serving institution • enrollment oF aPProximately 10,000 rePresenting nearly all 50 states and over 60 other countries • student-to-Faculty ratio oF 18:1 • 240-acre camPus on ward island with beach Frontage and neighboring natural wetlands

• 137 additional acres recently acQuired For exPansion (momentum camPus)• bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in the Five colleges: business, education, liberal arts, nursing and health sciences and science and technology

• more than 70 Percent oF students have some Form oF Financial assistance

• aPartment-style waterFront residences located on camPus

this is the island university


the dugan wellness center• First Phase oPened in january 2009 as islanders hosted utsa in men’s basketball

• houses the texas a&m-corPus christi athletic administration oFFices

• home to the islanders volleyball team and select men’s and women’s basketball games

• gym has a 1,200-seat caPacity

• houses a 9,000 sQuare-Foot weight room and cardio theater

• two regulation-size basketball courts

• connects to island hall which houses team locker rooms, a state-oF-the-art athletic training Facility, an indoor jogging track and additional gym sPace

this is the dugan wellness center


this is the dugan wellness center


basketballthe islanders basketball teams Play their home games in the american bank cen-ter which holds 8,500 Fans. the arena oPened in time For the 2004-05 seasons, boasts 12 suites and is connected to the convention center.

baseballwhataburger Field - one oF the toP minor league baseball venues in the country - is the site oF several islanders games each season. the team is a regular ParticiPant in the whataburger college classic. the Field was also the site oF the 2009 and 2010 southland conFerence baseball tournaments.

islanders athletic Facilities


track & Fieldthe track and Field teams train at caban-iss Field in corPus christi. a new track Facility is Part oF the ProPosed momentum Park.

golFthe islanders women’s golF team Practices and hosts its annual sPring tournament at the corPus christi country club. they also Practice at several other courses throughout the coastal bend.

tennisthe men’s and women’s teams Play at several Facilities around the coastal bend. the men host the heb tournament oF chamPions at the heb tennis center. a new Facility is to be Part oF the ProPosed momentum Park with groundbreaking scheduled in 2010.

baseball & soFtballchaPman Field is the on-camPus home oF the islanders baseball and soFtball teams. the Fields recently received several major uPgrades.



athletic training

The goal of the Center for Athletic Academic Services is to provide services that enhance the academic experience and assist in the retention and development of student-athletes. CAAS promotes the department’s CHAMPS/Life Skills and CHOICES programs and the five commitment areas (commitment to academic excellence, athletic excellence, personal development, career development and service). Among the services offered are study hall, a computer lab, tutoring and learning assistants. Scholastic supervisors work with the department, students, coaches, faculty and staff to coordinate an athlete’s schedule, academic eligibility, and provide support.

The CAAS is located on the second floor of Classroom East and is directed by Jennifer Baker. She is assisted by Bailey Wilson, Kayleigh McCauley and Alfonso Ramos.

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athletic training

With the dedication of Island Hall in the summer of 2010, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Athletic Training moved into its new home, tripling the size of the former center. The new facility consists of 3,500 square feet, two Hydroworx Therapy pools, exam rooms, staff offices and a work area for graduate assistants and student assistants.

Under the direction of Jerry Hilker, the Head Athletic Trainer, assistant athletic trainers Julie Ellena, Sayuri Hiraishi and graduate assistants Liz Laird, Tracey Oakes and Suzy Schock, Islanders receive the best care in the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries. Support is provided by a handful of team doctors and student athletic trainers enrolled in the athletic training program.

academic services



athletic director tim FitzPatrick

Dr. Flavius C. Killebrew became the 10th President of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi on January 6, 2005, appointed by The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents.

Dr. Killebrew came to the University from Canyon, Tex-as, where he was Provost and Vice President for Aca-demic Affairs at West Texas A&M University (WTAMU). He was born and raised in the Texas Panhandle town of Canadian, where he worked the family ranch along-side his father and three brothers. He earned bachelor’s degrees from WTAMU in 1971 and a year later was awarded his master’s degree.

In 1976, Dr. Killebrew received a doctorate in zool-ogy from the University of Arkansas. That same year he returned to WTAMU as a professor of biology and moved through the faculty ranks, achieving tenured professor rank in 1988. He was named Director of the Graduate School, a title that changed to Dean of the Graduate School and Research in 1991. He was ap-pointed interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs in 1994 and the following year, the appointment was made permanent.

The author of more than 60 journal articles, Dr. Kille-brew is still an avid researcher and frequent presenter at conferences and conventions. Based largely on his ef-forts and expertise, the Cagle’s Map Turtle Graptemys caglei has been recommended for listing as a threat-ened species.

Dr. Killebrew is active in several educational organi-zations, including the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities, the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, the Texas International Education Con-sortium and the Council of Public University Presidents and Chancellors. He is also on the Advisory Board of the Texas A&M University Press and the editorial review boards of several academic publications. In addition, he serves on the boards of the USS Lexington, the South Texas Institute for the Arts, and the American Bank Ad-visory Board.

Dr. Killebrew is married to the former Kathy Bartley, and they have a daughter and granddaughter.

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Tim Fitzpatrick was named the third athletic director in the history of the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi athletic de-partment on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009, after spending four seasons in a senior leadership role in the Indiana University athletic department.

Prior to joining the Islanders, Fitzpatrick had served since January 2005 as the senior associate athletic direc-tor at Indiana. With the Hoosiers, he was responsible for internal administration of the department, oversaw capi-tal construction and facilities management, and had over-sight of the football and women’s basketball programs. Additionally, Fitzpatrick managed IU’s external units, in-cluding marketing, ticket operations, licensing, merchan-dising, department website and publications.

During his tenure, he helped the department negotiate a $21 million contract with Adidas and worked exten-sively with Learfield Sports/IU Sports Properties and the Big Ten Network, who brought a combined $9 million in revenue to the program each year. He also saw his area help generate $1,971,183 in ticket sales revenue in ex-cess of budgeted projections, a 15-percent improvement.

Fitzpatrick came to IU after spending the previous five years as COO and associate athletics director for ex-ternal operations at the U.S. Military Academy. Fitzpatrick directed a fundraising effort that saw Army’s donor base grow from 750 to 6,700 and funds grow from $500,000 to $1.8 million. He also cultivated the Army Sports Network from two radio stations to 18, including 50,000-watt WEPN-AM 1050 in New York City. During his tenure at West Point, corporate sponsorship revenue jumped from $250,000 to $920,000.

Fitzpatrick arrived at West Point from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, where he served as the associate athletics director for external affairs and executive direc-tor of the athletic foundation. Fitzpatrick’s work at Char-lotte resulted in a 26-percent increase in annual gifts and a 39-percent increase in planned gifts.

Prior to Army and Charlotte, Fitzpatrick served in a simi-lar role at the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to serving as the men’s basketball sport administrator, he directed a staff that generated a school record $1.4 million in spon-sorship revenue and a $125,000 increase in annual giving.

Fitzpatrick was a senior associate athletics director at the University of North Texas from May 1994 to June 1996. He was instrumental in UNT’s transition from NCAA Division I-AA

football to the Big West Conference, and during the 1994 football season, North Texas was one of three programs nationally to have every football game televised in its home market. This local television package generated more than $700,000 in corporate sponsorship revenue.

He gained considerable experience as Assistant Commis-sioner of the Southwest Conference from 1992-94. Fitzpat-rick negotiated a $2.25 million, three-year men’s basketball tournament title sponsorship with the Dr. Pepper Company, and he also oversaw the league’s national and local televi-sion syndication efforts.

Fitzpatrick began his athletic administration career as the assistant marketing director at Army before moving on to Virginia Commonwealth as the director of marketing and Ticket Sales (1984-87) and Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Public Relations from 1987-92.

A 1981 graduate of Hampden-Sydney College with a bachelor’s degree in English, Fitzpatrick earned his mas-ter’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University in 1982.

Tim is married to Kerry Marks, and they have a son, James.

athletic director tim FitzPatrickPresident Flavius killebrew



Matt BradyAthletic Media

Relations Director

Mark BohlingAssistant AD

Facilities & Operations

Jennifer BakerCenter for Athletic

Academic Services Dir.

Josh BrownAssistant Director

Athletic Media Relations

Julie EllenaAssistant Athletic Trainer

Swint FridayFaculty Athletic Representative

Arthur HaasAssociate ADDevelopment

Lauren HarrisDirector of

Strength & Condtioning

Suzette HamerBusiness Support

Specialist

Jerry HilkerHead

Athletic Trainer

Sean KellyAthletic Ticket Director

Amy RobertsonAdministrative

Assistant

Scott LazenbySenior Associate AD

Admin. & Compliance

Alamar CavadaAthletic Marketing

Director

David ParrAthletic Operations

Manager

Sayuri HiraishiAssistant Athletic Trainer

Kayleigh McCauleyScholastic

Coordinator

Tim FitzpatrickAthletic Director

Alfonso RamosAcademic

Program Assistant

Samantha ThomasAthletic Marketing

Coordinator

athletic administration staFF

Ed PosaskiAssociate AD

Business & Finance

Sandy Roberson Senior

Secretary

Mike VamosiAthletic Media Relations Intern

Bailey WilsonSenior Scholastic

Coordinator

Marc JohnsonCompliance Coordinator



Carol BlackmarSWA/Head Coach

Women’s Golf

Randy BungardHead CoachTrack & Field

Kim DowellAssistant Coach

Women’s Basketball

Goncalo FigueiredoAssistant Coach

M&W Tennis

Teresa FloresAssistant Coach

Softball

Scott MaloneHead Coach

Baseball

Tony GraystoneHead CoachVolleyball

Steve MooreDirector of Men’s &

Women’s Tennis

Kendra PottsAssistant Coach

Volleyball

Robert RobinsonHead Coach


Deb RoofAssoc. Head CoachWomen’s Basketball

Jason HollandAssoc. Head Coach

M&W Tennis

Geoff GrawnAssistant Coach


Jake SchumannHead Coach

Softball

Chris RamirezAssistant Coach

Baseball

Rachel AltmanAssistant Coach

Volleyball

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Marty SmithAssistant Coach

Baseball

Melanie LowryHead CoachSpirit Teams

Mark DannhoffAssistant CoachMen’s Basketball

Shawn FlanaganDirector of

Cross Country/T&F

Lisa NorrisAssistant Coach

Softball

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2011 texas a&m - corpus christi softball media guide

Documents

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athletic administration

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year results

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team records

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