2013 softball digitial media guide

2013 UNCG S o f t b a l l

2012-13 Softball Guide CreditsThe 2012-13 UNCG Softball guide was designed and edited by Assistant Director of Media Relations, Justin Glover. Editorial assistance was provided by Director of Media Relations Matt McCollester and assistant director Chip Welch. Additional assistance was provided by Director of New Media Dacia Ijames and media relations intern Nakia Parmalee.

Photography was provided by Carlos Morales, Tim Cowie, Dano Keeney, WG Sports, Willis Glasgow, Chris English, John Bell, UNCG University Relations Photographers and others.

Name ...........................................................................................UNCG

(Please use only UNCG. Do not use UNC Greensboro or other variations

of the name)

Location ...................................................................... Greensboro, N.C.

Founded ......................................................................................... 1891

Enrollment ................................................... 18,502 (14,664 undergrad)

Nickname ................................................................................. Spartans

Colors ..................................................................... Gold, White & Navy

Home field (capacity)............................... UNCG Softball Stadium (500)

Affiliation ......................................................................NCAA Division I

Conference ..............................................................................Southern

Chancellor ..................................................................Dr. Linda P. Brady

Director of Athletics .............................................................Kim Record

Alma mater ...................................................................... Virginia, 1984

Athletics Department phone .............................................336-334-5952

Ticket Office phone ...........................................................336-334-3250

Head coach ................................................................ Janelle Breneman

Alma mater ................................................................Bloomsburg, 1993

Record at UNCG .................................................................. First season

Career record (years) ........................................................ 127-263 (10)

Assistant coach .................... Sarah Kerr (UL-Monroe, 1998), first season

Assistant coach .. Brittany McKinney (North Carolina, 2011), first season

Softball Office phone ........................................................336-334-5057

Director .......................................................................Matt McCollester

Email ......................................................... [email protected]

Cell phone ........................................................................336-676-3407

Assistant Director (Softball) ................................................Justin Glover

Email ................................................................ [email protected]

Cell phone ........................................................................336-482-7568

Assistant Director .................................................................Chip Welch

Email ...................................................................chip.welch@uncg.edu

Cell phone ........................................................................336-420-6342

Media Relations Assistant .............................................. Nakia Parmalee

Director of New Media .......................................................Dacia Ijames

Email ..................................................................... [email protected]

Media Relations phone......................................................336-334-5615

Press box phone ................................................................336-334-5625

Media Relations Office address ..................................... UNCG Athletics

........................................PO Box 26168, Greensboro, NC 27402-6168

Website ............................................................ www.uncgspartans.com

Softball Twitter ............................................................. @UNCGSoftball

2012 Overall Record ...................................................................... 22-34

SoCon Finish .......................................................................... 10-13/ 6th

Home Record .................................................................................. 8-13

Away Record ................................................................................. 10-12

Neutral Record ..................................................................................4-9

Postseason Record ............................................................................2-2

SoCon Tournament Finish ...........................semifinals/lost to CofC, 2-0

All-SoCon Second Team ................................................Katelyn Bedwell

Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................................... 10/2

Position Starters Returning/Lost....................................................... 8/1

Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................................................... 2/1

Newcomers...........................................................................................6

First Year of Softball.........................................................................1985

(D-III), 1989 (D-II), 1992 (D-1)

All-Time Program Record ...............................................71-64-1 (D-III),

........................................................... 55-50 (D-II), 1,035-650-4 (.614)

All-Time SoCon Record....................................................130-170 (.433)

Record in SoCon Tournament...............................................17-28 (.377)

Big South Titles .......................................................... 3, 1994, 1995, 1996

Big South Tournament Titles .............................4, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997

SoCon Titles................................................................... ............... None

NCAA Tournament Record ................................................................2-6

Quick Facts.........................................................................................2

Under Armour ....................................................................................3

This Is UNCG...................................................................................4-7

The Spartan Way .............................................................................8-9

UNCG Champions In 2011-12 ..................................................... 10-11

Spartan Success .......................................................................... 12-13

UNCG Softball Stadium .................................................................... 14

Team USA vs. UNCG ......................................................................... 15

Class Photos ..................................................................................... 16

Louisville Slugger ............................................................................ 17

Coaching Staff ............................................................................. 18-21

2013 Schedule .................................................................................. 22

2013 Roster ................................................................................. 23-25

Player Profiles ............................................................................. 26-53

2012 Results/SoCon Review ........................................................ 54-55

History/Records .......................................................................... 56-73

All-Time Roster ................................................................................ 74

2013 Opponents Page ................................................................. 75-76

Series Records ................................................................................. 77

Chancellor Dr. Linda P. Brady ........................................................... 78

Director of Athletics Kim Record ...................................................... 79

Athletics Hall Of Fame ................................................................. 80-83

Spartan Club ............................................................................... 84-85

Campus Map .................................................................................... 86

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The UniversiTy of norTh Carolina aT Greens-boro was firsT CharTered baCk on feb. 18, 1891, as The sTaTe normal and indUsTri-al sChool. iT was The firsT sTaTe-sUpporTed sChool for The hiGher edUCaTion of women in norTh Carolina. foUnded by Charles dUn-Can mCiver, iT beCame Co-edUCaTional in 1963. Today, in iTs 120Th year of exisTenCe, The CampUs Covers 210 aCres in downTown Greensboro and has an enrollmenT ThaT ex-Ceeded 17,000 for The firsT Time ever lasT year. for fall 2008, 17,467 sTUdenTs were enrolled, inClUdinG 13,453 UnderGradUaTes.

The UniversiTy of norTh Carolina aT Greens-boro was firsT CharTered baCk on feb. 18, 1891, as The sTaTe normal and indUsTri-al sChool. iT was The firsT sTaTe-sUpporTed sChool for The hiGher edUCaTion of women in norTh Carolina. foUnded by Charles dUn-Can mCiver, iT beCame Co-edUCaTional in 1963. Today, in iTs 120Th year of exisTenCe, The CampUs Covers 210 aCres in downTown Greensboro and has an enrollmenT ThaT ex-Ceeded 17,000 for The firsT Time ever lasT year. for fall 2008, 17,467 sTUdenTs were enrolled, inClUdinG 13,453 UnderGradUaTes.

UnCG faCTs & fiGUres

- More than 17,500 on-caMpus students and over 950 others

in distance-learning prograMs.- average class size is 27 students and More than

a third of the classes have fewer than 20 students.

- student/faculty ratio is approxiMately 17:1.- over the past five years, More than

40% of uncg student-athletes held a grade-point average of 3.0 or better,

including 51% of theM last year.

UNCG MiSSioN StateMeNt* learner-CenTered, aCCessible, and inClUsive CommUniTy fosTerinG

inTelleCTUal inqUiry To prepare sTUdenTs for meaninGfUl lives and enGaGed CiTizenship;

* researCh UniversiTy where CollaboraTive sCholarship and CreaTive aCTiviTy enhanCe qUaliTy of life aCross The lifespan;

* soUrCe of innovaTion and leadership meeTinG soCial, eConomiC, and environmenTal ChallenGes

in The piedmonT Triad, norTh Carolina, and beyond; * Global UniversiTy inTeGraTinG inTerCUlTUral and inTernaTional

experienCes and perspeCTives inTo learninG, disCovery, and serviCe.

“we disCover and develop Champions in life”eNviSioNed FUtUre

we will bUild a naTionally reCoGnized model for mid-major aThleTiC proGrams, ConTinUoUsly CompeTinG for naTional Championships.

Core valUeS- we operaTe wiTh inTeGriTy, honesTy and personal responsibiliTy.

- we fosTer aCademiC sUCCess and ConTinUal learninG.- we win, display Good sporTsmanship, and play by The rUles.

- we are fisCally responsible.- we CollaboraTe, enGaGe oUr CommUniTies and are CommiTTed To

qUaliTy serviCe To oUr sTakeholders.

Goals1. athletic success - all sports will place in the top four of the southern conference and

coMpete for southern conference chaMpionships.2. acadeMic success - student-athlete population will be in the top four of the

southern conference in graduation success rate (gsr) for each sport.3. partnership engageMent - increase our global visibility through various engageMent opportunities.

4. financial efficiency - develop financial resources while proMoting fiscal integrity.5. venue and space MaxiMization - develop and iMpleMent a long-range facilities Master plan.

6. proMote professional developMent - professional developMent for all staff through various MediuMs.

Student-athletes at UNCG have enjoyed a tremendous amount of success over the years. Although the athletic department celebrated its 45th season in 2010-11, athletics at UNCG date back to the 1940s in the days before the university became co-ed.

Golfer Nancy Porter, who went on to a successful pro career, is regarded as one of UNCG’s first student-athletes, competing in tournaments on the national

level in the late 1940s.In 1963, as the university prepared to go co-ed, UNCG began to formally organize

athletic teams. Women’s basketball, under head coach Ellen Griffin, women’s tennis, women’s golf and field hockey were started. LPGA Hall of Famer Carol Mann was on one of the early UNCG women’s golf teams.

In 1967, UNCG began men’s athletics and the intercollegiate athletics program received formal recognition from the university. In the fall of 1967, the Spartan was adopted as the program’s mascot.

In 1968, UNCG’s men’s teams joined the Dixie Athletic Conference, known today as the USA South Conference, on the NCAA Division III level. Women’s teams competed as part of the AIAW early on, with UNCG being one of the lead organizers of the organization. Two of the first men’s sports were basketball and bowling.

In 1971, with the emergence of the five-player rule in women’s basketball, UNCG finished fourth in the National Collegiate Tournament.

Two years later, the women’s golf team won the AIAW national title – UNCG’s first-ever team national crown. Porter coached the squad and future professional golfer Donna Horton White was on the squad.

Since then, UNCG has enjoyed a number of successes:• Five national titles in men’s soccer during the 1980s and a runner-up finish in

women’s tennis. • An unprecedented five-year move from Division III to Division II to Division I -- went

from Division III in 1987, to Division II in 1988-90 and have been Division I since 1991. • A trip to the “Big Dance” – the NCAA men’s basketball tournament – in just its fifth

year of Division I status. • Men’s soccer coach Michael

Parker and women’s basketball coach Lynne Agee were the first to lead teams to the NCAA tournament

in all three divisions. • A baseball squad built from scratch by Mike Gaski that made it to the NCAA tournament

in just its fifth season of play. • A men’s soccer program that conquered all comers for two months to become the No.

1 team in the nation in 2004, the beginning of UNCG’s three straight NCAA tournament Round of 16 appearances and four in five years.

• Kyle Hines, who became just the sixth player in college basketball history to record 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds and 300 blocked shots in a career.

• Individuals like wrestler Dock Kelly, who overcame birth defects that left him without legs, qualifying for the NCAA Championship.

• Students like Siggi Eyjolffson, who earned Academic All-American honors three times.• Men’s basketball games moved off campus to the Greensboro Coliseum, one of the

premier facilities in the country. From major league pitcher Brian Moehler to MLS champion Alejandro Moreno to LPGA

star Becky Morgan, Spartan alumni have gone on to successful careers in sports. That success isn’t just limited to the playing field, either. The late Doug Hamilton was one of the pioneers within MLS and played on the UNCG national championship teams of the 1980s. Eyjolffson returned to his native Iceland and is one of the top people in his native country’s soccer federation, currently serving as their women’s national team head coach.

Spartan athletics has had its success stories over the years … and the best is yet to come.

alejandro moreno

NationalChampionships

(Six Overall)Women’s Golf 1973 AIAWMen’s Soccer 1982 NCAA IIIMen’s Soccer 1983 NCAA IIIMen’s Soccer 1985 NCAA IIIMen’s Soccer 1986 NCAA IIIMen’s Soccer 1987 NCAA III

Conferencetournament titles

(44 overall; 32 in NCAA Div. I)Women’s Volleyball 1981Women’s Basketball 1982Women’s Volleyball 1982Women’s Volleyball 1983Women’s Basketball 1983Softball 1983Women’s Basketball 1984Women’s Volleyball 1984Women’s Basketball 1985Women’s Basketball 1987Women’s Basketball 1988Softball 1988 Men’s Soccer 1993 **Softball 1994 **Women’s Soccer 1994 **Men’s Soccer 1994 **Softball 1995 **Men’s Golf 1995 **Women’s Golf 1995 **Men’s Tennis 1995 **Men’s Basketball 1996 **Men’s Golf 1996 **Women’s Golf 1996 **Softball 1996 **Women’s Soccer 1996 **Men’s Soccer 1996 **Baseball 1997 **Women’s Tennis 1997 **Softball 1997 **Women’s Soccer 1997Men’s Soccer 1998Women’s Soccer 1998

Women’s Basketball 1998Men’s Basketball 2001Women’s Soccer 2001Women’s Soccer 2003Men’s Soccer 2005Women’s Soccer 2006 **Men’s Soccer 2006 Men’s Soccer 2008Wrestling 2010Men’s Tennis 2010Men’s Soccer 2010Women’s Soccer 2010

Conferenceregular Season titles

(83 overall; 49 in NCAA Div. I)Men’s Tennis 1974Men’s Basketball 1981Men’s Tennis 1981Women’s Volleyball 1981Men’s Soccer 1981Women’s Basketball 1982Softball 1982Women’s Tennis 1982Women’s Volleyball 1982Women’s Basketball 1983Softball 1983Women’s Tennis 1983Women’s Volleyball 1983Men’s Soccer 1983Women’s Basketball 1984Softball 1984Men’s Tennis 1984Women’s Tennis 1984Women’s Volleyball 1984Men’s Soccer 1984Women’s Basketball 1985Women’s Tennis 1985Men’s Soccer 1985Men’s Tennis 1986Women’s Tennis 1986Men’s Soccer 1986Men’s Basketball 1987Women’s Basketball 1987Women’s Tennis 1987Men’s Soccer 1987Men’s Basketball 1988Women’s Basketball 1988Men’s Tennis 1988Women’s Tennis 1988Softball 1993

Women’s Basketball 1993Men’s Soccer 1993Women’s Soccer 1993Women’s Basketball 1994Baseball 1994 **Men’s Soccer 1994Women’s Soccer 1994Men’s Basketball 1995Women’s Basketball 1995Softball 1995Men’s Soccer 1995Women’s Soccer 1995Volleyball 1995Men’s Basketball 1996Women’s Basketball 1996Softball 1996Men’s Soccer 1996Women’s Soccer 1996Softball 1997Baseball 1997Women’s Basketball 1997 **Women’s Soccer 1997 **Men’s Soccer 1997 **Women’s Basketball 1998 **Baseball 1998 **Women’s Soccer 1998 **Men’s Soccer 1998 **Women’s Basketball 1999 **Women’s Soccer 2000 **Men’s Tennis 2001 **Women’s Soccer 2001 **Women’s Basketball 2002 **Men’s Basketball 2002Men’s Soccer 2004 **Women’s Soccer 2004 **Men’s Soccer 2005 **Women’s Soccer 2006 **Men’s Soccer 2006 **Women’s Soccer 2007 **Women’s Soccer 2008 **Women’s Soccer 2009 **Men’s Soccer 2010 **Women’s Soccer 2010 **Men’s Soccer 2011 **Men’s Cross Country 2011 **Women’s CC 2011 **Men’s Basketball 2012 ^Women’s Tennis 2012 ** Women’s Soccer 2012 **

** denotes officially recognized conference champion^ SoCon North Division title


the Spartans at UNCG Softball Stadium

Year record Pct.2006 10-18 .3572007 11-16 .4072008 10-12 .4552009 11-11 .5002010 12-14 .4622011 12-9 .571 2012 8-13 .381total 74-93 .443

UNCG SOFTBALL STADIUMThe UNCG softball team moved into the brand new $3 million UNCG Softball Stadium for the 2006 season.

The complex, located on the site of the old UNCG Softball Field, hosted its first contest on Feb. 22, 2006, when the Spartans welcomed Radford for a nonconference doubleheader. Construction of the new facility took a little over a year to complete.

UNCG Softball Stadium will be the home to many events in the future. It already has served as the 2007 Southern Conference Softball Tournament and will host the tournament again in 2013.

The complex includes a stadium with 500 permanent seats, a press box, a concession area behind home plate, spacious restroom facilities, a grounds storage building and an indoor hitting facility.

The indoor hitting facility is more than 1,000 square feet in size. It contains two 12x70 batting cages and is air conditioned and heated, allowing year-round usage.

The press box, located atop the seating behind home plate, is 360 square feet. It contains two broadcast booths and a main working media area designed to seat 10-12 people. It is also heated and air conditioned and has phone, ethernet and cable television facilities.

The field itself is a Tiff Sport Bermuda Grass with a 90 percent profile and sand field. The outfield is surrounded by a 10-foot high wall and is 200 feet down the lines and 210 feet to straightaway center field. There is a 10-foot red stone warning track surrounding all sides of the field.

The scoreboard is 15 x 28 and sits above the fence in right-center field. It has an inning-by-inning scoreboard display, LED message board and is controlled by a wireless system.

The seating structure is also ADA accessible by ramps down both the left and right field foul lines. There is also a ticketing facility in the right field corner.

The field is also lighted for night games. A Musco design, there are six light poles in the configuration providing a minimum of 70 footcandles of illumination in the infield and 50 footcandles of lighting in the outfield.

The dugouts are just as impressive. Totalling more than 700 square feet each, they, too, are ADA accessible and include bat storage racks, restrooms and drinking fountains and have direct access to the bullpen areas in the left and right field corners.

The bullpens are fully enclosed and contain two full-use pitching areas.


‘Bound 4 Beijing’ tour stops in Greensboro

On April 10, 2008, UNCG hosted Team USA in an exhibition as USA Softball took on teams throughout the country in its “Bound 4 Beijing” tour.

Team USA took a 13-0 win over the Spartans, with pitcher Jennie Finch throwing a no-hitter and striking out 18. While UNCG wasn’t able to beat the national team, Spartan fans, players and coaches alike were left with the memories of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the best players in the world.

The game was played in a packed UNCG Softball Stadium, as 1,500 fans gathered to see the Olympic team compete.

After going 59-1 on its “Bound 4 Beijing” tour, Team USA competed at the summer Olympics in Beijing, capturing the silver medal.

UNCG vs. TEAM USA


CLASS PHOTOS

SENIORS

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN


FIRST SEASON AS HEAD COACH - BLOOMSBURG, 1993

hEAD cOAch jANELLE bRENEMAN

Janelle Breneman, who has spent the past eight years in the SEC and ACC, was named the

ninth head softball coach in UNCG softball history July 18, 2012. Breneman brings 17 years of

collegiate coaching experience to UNCG, including nine years as a head coach at both Bucknell

and East Stroudsburg.

Breneman spent the past two seasons as the top assistant coach in the prestigious SEC at South Carolina under head

coach Beverly Smith. She was the infield coach and played a pivotal role in the team’s defense, while assisting the

team’s offense. Under her direction, South Carolina saw its fielding percentage improve over 26 points her first year

in Columbia, while leading the SEC in double plays. Offensively, the Gamecocks improved in every statistical category

during her tenure, including raising the team batting average 51 points in her first year.

Prior to South

Carolina,

Breneman

spent six

seasons as

an assistant

coach at North

Carolina for

head coach

Donna Papa.

She helped the

Tar Heels post

five 40-plus

win seasons

and advance

to the NCAA

Tournament every season. She was an integral part of the program that was ranked in the Top 25 in four of her six

seasons in Chapel Hill.

Under her guidance, the North Carolina defense led the Atlantic Coast Conference in fielding each year and finished in

the top 33 in NCAA Division I all six seasons. Offensively, the Tar Heels ranked in the top 100 in NCAA Division I in home

runs per at-bat her final three seasons and she helped Danielle Spaulding become a three-time All-America recipient.

During her tenure, eight different student-athletes received 14 All-ACC selections.


Breneman came to UNC after two head coaching stints over a nine-year period at Bucknell (2001-04) and East

Stroudsburg (1996-2000). During her run at Bucknell, the Bison made the Patriot League Tournament in 2004, when she

was selected as

the Patriot League

Coach of the Year.

She served five

seasons as the head

coach at Division II

East Stroudsburg

and helped the

Warriors post their

first winning season

in four years with a

21-18 record in her

rookie campaign.

Breneman was

also a standout on

the field, playing

two years in the Women’s Pro Softball League for the Georgia Pride, and was a four-year letterwinner at Bloomsburg

University. She was the starting shortstop during her career and earned All-America honors as a senior. A three-time All-

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference selection, she still holds the Huskies’ career record with 351 assists. She helped Bloomsburg to the NCAA Division II Championships all four years, finishing second in the nation in 1991 and third in both 1990 and 1992.

Breneman earned a bachelor’s degree in adult health and cardiac rehabilitation from Bloomsburg in 1993. She was

inducted into the Bloomsburg Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006 and the Ephrata High School Hall of Fame in 2001.

Breneman File:

2011-12 South Carolina Assistant Coach

2005-10 North Carolina Assistant Coach

2001-04 Bucknell Head Coach

1996-00 East Stroudsburg Head Coach

1994-95 Georgia Pride Professional player

1990-93 Bloomsburg Student-Athlete

“We are excited to welcome Janelle Breneman to the UNCG family,” “She brings a wealth of knowledge both as a coach and a player to our program. She has been in the collegiate coaching ranks for 17 years and has developed a strong passion and knowledge for the game of softball. Her experience at the highest levels of collegiate competition in the SEC and ACC, will pay dividends for the UNCG softball program.” - UNCG Director of Athletics Kim Record


FIRST SEASON AS ASSISTANT COACH - UL-MONROE, 1998

AssistAnt CoACh sArAh Kerr

Kerr spent the past 10 seasons as the head coach of the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters in the highly competitive Western Athletic Conference. Last season, she led LA Tech to its seventh-straight WAC Tournament appearance, becoming the third school to qualify for every tournament

since 1996 joining Hawaii and Fresno State. In her 10 years at LA Tech she amassed a record of 240-338.

During Kerr’s decade at Tech, her teams shattered numerous team and individual offensive records as she rebuilt a program that participated in numerous college world series and NCAA Tournaments during the 1980s and early ‘90s. Nine of the program’s top 10 all-time team home run marks have come under Kerr, including a program record 59 in 2009.

Twenty-eight of her players have earned all-Western Athletic Conference honors, including at least one every year and a program-record five in 2009. Former shortstop Amberly Waits became the first LA Tech player to ever earn the WAC Player of the Year award as she was an easy selection in 2009 after winning the WAC Triple Crown (led league in average, home runs and RBI).

Kerr has also had 36 of her players named to the Louisiana Sports Writers Association all-state team, including Waits who was named the 2009 Hitter of the Year. Outfielder Emma Barnes was named the state Freshman of the Year in 2006 and utility Melanie Goff was named the Newcomer of the Year in 2012.

Kerr also emphasizes education, and it paid off during her tenure at Louisiana Tech. During the previous 10 years at Tech, a total of 43 of LA Tech’s student-athletes have earned a total of 90 Academic All-Western Athletic Conference honors, ranking among the most in the league during that time.

Prior to coming to Louisiana Tech in 2003, Dawson served as an assistant coach at UL-Monroe from 2000 through 2002 and at Marshall University in 1999.

Kerr was also a standout in the circle, compiling a record of 120-56 while registering 151 complete games, 1,242.1 innings pitched, 1,280 strikeouts and 74 career shutouts. Her complete games, innings pitched, strikeouts and career shutouts all ranked in the top 10 in NCAA Division I history while her 120 career wins ranked sixth. She still holds the school record for career victories, lowest earned run average (0.69), inning pitched, strikeouts, shutouts, games pitched, games started and complete games.

Kerr continued to be successful after her collegiate career, joining the Women’s Professional Fast-pitch League in the summer of 1997, where she earned the first year league’s inaugural Most Valuable Player award, ranking No. 1 in wins (30) and saves (4) and second in shutouts, complete games, earned run average and opponent’s batting average.

Kerr earned her bachelor’s degree in finance from UL-Monroe in 1998.


FIRST SEASON AS ASSISTANT COACH - NORTH CAROLINA, 2011

AssistAnt CoACh brittAny MCKinney

McKinney comes to UNCG following a one-year stint with NC State as an assistant.

In between coaching, McKinney is currently

playing her second season for the Carolina Diamonds of the National

Pro Fastpitch softball league. In 2011, McKinney posted solid numbers,

leading the squad in batting average (.298) and RBI (11) as a rookie.

In addition, she was one of two members of the team to be named to

the NPF all-star squad.

Prior to her professional career, McKinney notched a successful college

career at North Carolina, starting all four years at catcher and in the

DH slot for the Tar Heels. As a sophomore in 2009, she earned second

team All-ACC honors after earning a .305 batting average and throwing

out 19 of 27 base stealers from behind the plate.

McKinney excelled in the classroom as well, earning a degree in

communications and a minor in coaching in the spring of 2011. She

was named to the All-ACC Softball Academic Team three times, and

earned Dean’s List recognition four semesters throughout her career.

As a senior, McKinney received the prestigious UNC Athletic Director’s

scholar athlete award.


2013 SCHEDULE FebruaryCharleston Southern tournament (Charleston, S.C.) Sat 9 vs. George Mason 10:00 AM

Sat 9 vs. Charleston Southern 2:00 PM

Sun 10 vs. George Mason 1:00 PM

alabama State invitational (Montgomery, ala.)Fri 15 vs. Belmont Noon

Fri 15 vs. Alabama State 5:00 PM

Sat 16 vs. Eastern Illinois 10:30 AM

Sat 16 vs. Belmont 4:30 PM

Sun 17 vs. Eastern Illinois 10:00 AM

UNCG SPartaN Classic (Greensboro, N.C.) Fri 22 vs. Quinnipiac 3:00 PMFri 22 vs. Marshall 5:30 PMSat 23 vs. Marshall 12:30 PMSat 23 vs. drexel 3:00 PMSun 24 vs. Quinnipiac 11:00 aM Sun 24 vs. drexel 4:00 PM

March

Winthrop tournament (rock Hill, S.C.) Fri 1 vs. Dayton . 11:00 AM

Fri 1 vs. Hartford 5:00 PM

Sat 2 vs. Rhode Island 3:00 PM

Sat 2 vs. Virginia 5:00 PM

Sun 3 vs. Monmouth 10:00 AM

Tue 5 at Virginia Tech 6:00 PM

Sat 9 Samford * 1:00 PMSat 9 Samford * 3:00 PMSun 10 Samford * 1:00 PMthu 14 Charlotte 2:00 PMthu 14 Charlotte 4:00 PMSat 16 at Western Carolina * 1:00 PM

Sat 16 at Western Carolina * 3:00 PM

Sun 17 at Western Carolina * 1:00 PM

Wed 20 towson 5:00 PMThu 21 at North Carolina A&T 2:00 PM

Thu 21 at North Carolina A&T 4:00 PM

Sat 23 Furman * 1:00 PMSat 23 Furman * 3:00 PM

Sun 24 Furman * 1:00 PMFri 29 at Elon * 5:00 PM

Sat 30 at Elon * 1:00 PM


april

Thu 4 at North Carolina Central 2:00 PM


Wed 10 liberty 4:00 PMSat 13 appalachian State * 1:00 PMSat 13 appalachian State * 3:00 PMSun 14 appalachian State * 1:00 PMTue 16 at UNC Wilmington 5:00 PM

Sat 20 at Chattanooga * 1:00 PM


Sun 21 at Chattanooga * 1:00 PM

Wed 24 at North Carolina 6:00 PM

Sat 27 at Georgia Southern * 1:00 PM


Sun 28 at Georgia Southern * 1:00 PM

May

Sat 4 College of Charleston * 1:00 PM Sat 4 College of Charleston * 3:00 PM Sun 5 College of Charleston * 1:00 PM

SoCoN toUrNaMeNt (Greensboro, N.C.) Wed 8 vs. TBA TBA

Thu 9 vs. TBA TBA

Fri 10 vs. TBA TBA

Sat 11 vs. TBA TBA

Home games in bold.

* Southern Conference Game


Kelly Lupton#22 • RHP • R/R • Fr. • 5-8

Galloway, N.J.Absegami

Janelle BrenemanHead coach

First season at UNCG

Danielle Vega#12 • 3B • R/R • Fr. • 5-7

Rialto, Calif.Aquinas

Nicole Thomas#23 • RHP/1B • R/R • Fr. • 5-6

Irvine, Calif.Northwood

Aisha Figueroa#2 • UT • L/R • Jr. • 5-5

Virginia Beach, Va.Ocean Lakes

Tatiana Alcala#3 • 2B/OF • L/R • So. • 5-4

Oxnard, Calif.Pacifica

Dominique Madruga#8 • 2B/SS • R/R • So. • 5-5

San Diego, Calif.Cathedral Catholic

Allison Geiner#21 • OF • L/L • Fr. • 5-1

Raleigh, N.C.Middle Creek

Heather Robb#15 • 2B • R/R• Sr. • 5-2

Apex, N.C.Middle Creek

Sarah KerrAssistant coach


Brittany McKinneyAssistant coach


Toni MacReynolds#5 • C • R/R • Jr. • 5-6

Vienna, Va.James Madison HS

Erica Navarette#10 • P • R/R • So. • 5-10

San Marcos, Calif.Mission Hills

Lindsay Thomas#32 • C • R/R • Sr. • 5-7

Irvine, Calif.Northwood

Chelsea Strandlund#1 • R/R • 2B • Fr. • 5-3Victoria, British ColumbiaLambrick Park Secondary

Aubrey Baldwin#85 • OF • R/R • Sr. • 5-10

Tucson, Ariz.Catalina Foothills/Pima CC

Katelyn Bedwell#6 • C • R/R • Jr. • 5-9Surrey, British Columbia

Elgin Park Secondary

Raeanne Hanks#7 • P • R/R • R-Jr. • 5-9

Rainier, Ore.Rainier Senior

Eileen Horsmon#11 • 1B/UT • R/R • Sr. • 5-10

Dunkirk, Md.Northern

Kiah Ruffin#14 • OF • L/L • So. • 5-5

Wake Forest, N.C.Wake Forest-Rolesville

Sun 24 Furman * 1:00 PMFri 29 at Elon * 5:00 PM



april



Wed 10 liberty 4:00 PMSat 13 appalachian State * 1:00 PMSat 13 appalachian State * 3:00 PMSun 14 appalachian State * 1:00 PMTue 16 at UNC Wilmington 5:00 PM



Sun 21 at Chattanooga * 1:00 PM

Wed 24 at North Carolina 6:00 PM



Sun 28 at Georgia Southern * 1:00 PM

May

Sat 4 College of Charleston * 1:00 PM Sat 4 College of Charleston * 3:00 PM Sun 5 College of Charleston * 1:00 PM

SoCoN toUrNaMeNt (Greensboro, N.C.) Wed 8 vs. TBA TBA

Thu 9 vs. TBA TBA

Fri 10 vs. TBA TBA

Sat 11 vs. TBA TBA

Home games in bold.

* Southern Conference Game


No. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School1 ChelseaStrandlund 2B/OF R/R Fr. 5-3 Victoria,BritishColumbia/LambrickParkSecondary2 AishaFigueroa UT L/R Jr. 5-5 VirginiaBeach,Va./OceanLakes3 TatianaAlcala 2B/OF L/R So. 5-4 Oxnard,Calif./Pacifica5 ToniMacReynolds C R/R Jr. 5-6 Vienna,Va./JamesMadisonHS6 KatelynBedwell C R/R Jr. 5-9 Surrey,BritishColumbia/ElginParkSecondary7 RaeanneHanks RHP R/R R-Jr. 5-9 Rainier,Ore./RainierSenior8 DominiqueMadruga 2B/SS R/R So. 5-5 SanDiego,Calif./CathedralCatholic10 EricaNavarette RHP R/R So. 5-10 SanMarcos,Calif./MissionHills11 EileenHorsmon 1B/UT R/R Sr. 5-10 Dunkirk,Md./Northern12 DanielleVega 3B/OF R/R Fr. 5-7 Rialto,Calif./Aquinas14 KiahRuffin OF L/R So. 5-5 WakeForest,N.C./WakeForest-Rolesville15 HeatherRobb INF R/R Sr. 5-2 Apex,N.C./MiddleCreek21 AllisonGeiner OF L/L Fr. 5-1 Raleigh,N.C./MiddleCreek22 KellyLupton RHP R/R Fr. 5-8 Galloway,N.J./Absegami23 NicoleThomas RHP/1BR/R Fr. 5-6 Irvine,Calif./Northwood32 LindsayThomas C R/R Fr. 5-7 Irvine,Calif./Northwood85 AubreyBaldwin OF/3B R/R Sr. 5-10 Tucson,Ariz./CatalinaFoothills/PimaCC

Head coach:JanelleBreneman(Bloomsburg,1993),firstseasonAssistant coach:SarahKerr(UL-Monroe,1998),firstseasonAssistant coach: BrittanyMcKinney(NorthCarolina,2011),firstseason

2013 ROSTER


ROSTER BREAKDOWN

SENIORS (3)

By Class

Aubrey Baldin Eileen Horsmon Heather Robb

Katelyn Bedwell Aisha Figueroa

Raeanne Hanks (R-Jr) Toni MacReynolds

Tatiana Alcala Dominique Madruga

Erica Navarette Kiah Ruffin

Allison Geiner Kelly Lupton

Chelsea Strandlund Lindsay Thomas Nicole Thomas Danielle Vega

By Position

Tatiana Alcala

Aubrey Baldwin Allison Geiner Kiah Ruffin

Eileen Horsmon

By Home State

Aubrey Baldin

Katelyn Bedwell Chelsea Strandlund

Tatiana Alcala Dominique Madruga

Erica Navarette Danielle Vega

Lindsay Thomas Nicole Thomas

Eileen Horsmon

Allison Geiner Heather Robb

Kiah Ruffin

Kelly Lupton

Raeanne Hanks

Aisha Figueroa Toni MacReynolds

Aisha Figueroa Dominique Madruga

Heather Robb Chelsea Strandlund

Danielle Vega

Batters

Aubrey Baldin Katelyn Bedwell Eileen Horsmon

Toni MacReynolds Dominique Madruga

Heather Robb Chelsea Strandlund

Lindsay Thomas Nicole Thomas Danielle Vega

Tatiana Alcala Aisha Figueroa Allison Geiner Kiah Ruffin

Pitchers

Raeanne Hanks

Kelly Lupton Erica Navarette Nicole Thomas

Raeanne Hanks Kelly Lupton

Erica Navarette Nicole Thomas

Katelyn Bedwell Toni MacReynolds Lindsay Thomas

JUNIORS (4)

SOPHOMORES (4)

FRESHMEN (6)

ARIzONA (1)

CALIFORNIA (6)

BRITISH COLUMBIA (2)

MARyLAND (1)

NORTH CAROLINA (3)

NORTH JERSEy (1)

OREGON (1)

VIRGINIA (2)

RIGHT-HANDED (10)

LEFT-HANDED (4)

RIGHT-HANDED (4)

OUTFIELDERS (4) PITCHERS (4)

INFIELDERS (5)

DESIGNATED PLAyER/FIRST BASE (1)

CATCHERS (3)


SENIOR - 2B - 5-2 - R/R - APEx, N.C./MIDDLE CREEk

HeatHer rOBB

2012 (Junior): Started all 56 games playing multiple positions for the Spartans at second base, shortstop and outfield … hit .250 with 39 hits, a career best seven doubles, 11 home runs, 30 RBI and a .506

slugging percentage … scored 30 runs and drew a team best 19 walks … her 11 home runs were tied for seventh best in the Southern Conference … had 10 multi-hit games, including two three-hit efforts against Elon (Mar.17) and Western Carolina (April 28) … hit first home run of the season against Drexel (Feb. 25) … hit home runs in back-to-back games at Appalachian State March 10-11, going a combined 4-for-10 with seven RBI and three runs scored in the series … continued her career success against Western Carolina, going 6-for-8 with two home runs and three RBI in the series, including a 3-for-3 effort in game one of the tilt … had a solo home run against Appalachian State (May 10) in the first game of the SoCon Tournament.

2011 (Sophomore): Made 56 appearances with 52 starts … started 50 games at second base and two in left field … hit .254 on the year … was second on the team with a career-high five home runs … had six doubles, a triple and 17 RBI, all career highs … scored 24 runs and drew 13 walks … had nine multi-hit games, including a stretch of three in four contests in early April … hit home runs in back-to-back games against Western Carolina on April 2-3, going a combined 5-for-9 with five RBI, two doubles and four runs scored in the series … was 3-for-6 in the following series against Liberty … had a two-run homer against NC State on March 23 … named Academic All-Southern Conference … selected to attend the inaugural NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Forum at the Disney Contemporary Resort in Orlando, Fla.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 56 of UNCG’s 57 games, starting 52 at second base … hit .188 with a double, a triple, four home runs and 11 RBI … also drew 18 walks and scored 20 runs … was second on the team in stolen bases, going 6-for-9 … had four multi-hit games … went 1-for-3 with a triple in her first career game, against Drexel on Feb. 13 … was 2-for-3 with a run and three RBI against Bethune-Cookman later that day … was 2-for-2 with a solo homer against Appalachian State on April 11 … also had two-hit games against North Carolina A&T (April 22) and Elon (May 13) … hit her first career home run against Jacksonville State on March 7 … earned a spot on the Dean’s List for the spring semester.

High schoolFour-year letterwinner for coach Robbie Wray at Middle Creek High School in Apex, N.C. … earned all-state honors as a junior and senior … was a three-time All-District 3 and all-county performer … took All-Tri 8 Conference and academic all-conference honors four times … was district, regional and conference player of the year in 2009 … won Middle Creek’s Wendy’s High School Heisman Award … holds school records for career hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBI, runs scored and hit by pitch and single-season records for triples, home runs, runs, RBI and hit by pitch … helped the Mustangs win the Tri-8 Conference championship in 2008 … also helped the team to a regional runner-up finish and fourth place in the 4A state championships … made the state playoff appearances in her final three years on the team … member of the National Honor Society … played for the 18U NC Lady Lightning Gold summer team under coach John Corn.

PersonalHeather Michelle Robb ... born Nov. 20, 1990, in Raleigh, N.C. ... daughter of George and Lois Robb … has an older brother, Eric, who played baseball for The Citadel ... majoring in business administration and sport management … vice president of UNCG’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

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ROBB’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2010 .188 56-52 138 20 26 1 1 4 11 41 .297 18 1 44 .283 2 1 6-9 121 52 13 .9302011 .254 56-52 138 24 35 6 1 5 17 58 .420 13 3 39 .329 1 4 3-7 116 96 23 .9022012 .250 56-56 156 30 39 7 0 11 30 79 .506 19 3 44 .343 0 2 4-9 89 108 18 .916total .231 168-160 432 74 100 14 2 20 58 178 .412 50 7 127 .319 3 7 13-25 326 256 54 .915


GETTING TO kNOw HEATHERi chose UNCG because: I had an absolutely great time on my recruiting visit. Also they had an Icee machine in the EUC and I LOVE icees! Post College ambition: In my wildest dreams I’d love to one day be doing marketing/promotions for the Red Sox!

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: My dad was in a pretty bad accident and was in the hospital for almost two months during my freshman year.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: This picture from my sophomore year: We still can’t figure out what we’re actually doing.

Pregame superstition: Glitter and bows... the locker room is filled with glitter and bows, and that pretty much explains it all.

Most people don’t know: that I took piano lessons for 8 years and I’m actually still pretty good at it.

Favorite quote: She is clothed with STRENGTH and dignity and laughs without fear of the future. -Proverbs 31:25 i am … not the shortest person on the team anymore thanks to little freshman Allison. i wish … that after I graduated I could just magically become a freshman again with 4 more years of eligibility so I could do it all again!

i can … ’t explain how excited I am for the season to start this year!

i will … forever cherish and remember these amazing four years that I’ve had because of UNCG Softball and I will forever be thankful for everyone who helped me along the way.


SENIOR - OF - 5-10 - R/R - TUCSON, ARIz./CATALINA FOOTHILLS

Aubrey bAldwin

2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in 49 games, including 40 starts for the Spartans in the outfield … finished with 25 hits, 24 runs, four doubles, 15 RBI and three stolen bases … went 1-for-3 with two RBI vs. Morehead

State (Mar. 3) … had two RBI and two runs scored against NC Central (Mar. 7) … went 2-for-5 with a season best three RBI at Samford (April 1) … had six games with two or more runs scored and six multi-hit games.

Freshman season at Pima (ariz.) Community College (2011)Helped the Aztecs to a 51-14 record and a No. 9 national ranking in the final National Junior College Athletic Association poll of the season … appeared in 57 games, hitting .289 with 25 RBI and 23 runs … had three doubles and a triple … had seven multi-RBI games … was 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts … earned a spot on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

High schoolA two-time all-region performer for Catalina Foothills High School in Tucson, Ariz. … earned all-state honors in 2009 … was a team captain and MVP as a senior … helped the Falcons to the state tournament each year, highlighted by a third-place finish in 2009 … earned the Athletic Academic Success Award from 2006-09 … also played a year of volleyball … played for club team Inferno from 2003-08 … appeared at the ASA Nationals twice, finishing ninth in 2009 … helped the team to an Arizona state championship in 2007.

PersonalAubrey Renee Baldwin ... born Nov. 6, 1990, in Tucson, Ariz. ... daughter of Jim and Denise Baldwin ... has two younger siblings, Lexi and Austin … uncle Bill Benton play golf at Michigan and aunt Kristine Benton ran track for the Wolverines … majoring in history.

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BALDwIN’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2012 .203 49-40 123 24 25 4 0 0 15 29 .236 8 2 26 .259 2 5 3-3 42 4 2 .958total .203 49-40 123 24 25 4 0 0 15 29 .236 8 2 26 .259 2 5 3-3 42 4 2 .958


GETTING TO kNOw AUBREyi chose UNCG because: I absolutely love North Carolina. It’s so beautiful and so different from home. UNCG has amazing facilities as well. What sold me was the team, these girls are my family and I trust them with my life. Post College ambition: I would love to pursue a career in Major League Baseball. I’ve spent most of my life around a field and I’ve always had so much fun. My goal is to pass that experience on to others.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Living 3,000 miles away from my family and my best friend, Courtney. We’re extremely close and it’s tough but we make it work.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: Honestly, everyday we find something to laugh about. Anything from how awkward I am to how short Robb is… There’s never a dull moment with these girls! Pregame superstition: I always call my dad. He always helps me focus and reminds me that it’s as simple as playing catch and making contact.

Most people don’t know: Well, most people closest to me know this but I love David Wright! Go Mets! Favorite quote: “I hate Thomas the Choo Choo Train. ‘I think I can I think I can?’ No no no no no. You gotta know you can.” –My friend Joey i am … extremely competitive. I want to win EVERYTHING! i wish … I could be a part of this team forever. Knowing that you have 16 other girls that have your back is awesome.

i can … I don’t know what to say for this!! Ah!

i will … always look back and enjoy the memories of being here at UNCG. I wouldn’t change my time here for anything!


SENIOR - 1B/UT - 5-10 - R/R - DUNkIRk, MD./NORTHERN

EilEEn Horsmon

2012 (Junior): Was a 2012 NCCSIA All-State Softball Team selection … started all 56 games for the Spartans at first base … was third on the team with a .297 batting average on 49 hits … led the team with 10 doubles and second with 10 home runs … posted a team best 46 RBI, which was sixth best in

the Southern Conference … tied for the team lead with 30 runs scored and two triples … had a team best .564 slugging percentage and second in on base percentage (.366) … went 4-for-4 against Fordham (Feb. 17) with two home runs, a double, four RBI and three runs scored … put together a six-game hitting streak from Feb. 25 through Mar. 4 … fell one RBI short of a school record with six at Samford (April 1), hitting her second career Grand Slam in the process … also had a walk-off RBI single in a 6-5 win over Western Carolina (April 28) … finished with 12 multi-hit and multi-RBI games … was 5-for-7 with a home run and three RBI in the series against the College of Charleston (April 21) … also was second on the team in fielding percentage at .981, making just eight errors in 389 putouts.

2011 (Sophomore): Was a second-team All-Southern Conference selection at designated player for the second-straight season after earning preseason all-conference first-team honors … saw action in 47 games with 44 starts … also saw time at first base and third base … hit .269 with three home runs and 14 RBI … scored 13 runs, drew 14 walks and had three doubles … turned in the second-best fielding percentage on the team, committing just one error in 112 total chances for a .991 mark … had five multi-hit games, including a 3-for-3 performance with a homer, three RBI and two runs against Furman on March 26 … was 5-for-8 with two homers and five RBI in the series against the Paladins … made the Dean’s List both semesters … Academic All-SoCon selection and an NFCA Scholar-Athlete.

2010 (Freshman):Earned second-team All-Southern Conference honors and was a SoCon All-Freshman pick … was named to the SoCon Championship All-Tournament Team … named to the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association All-State Team … appeared in 52 games with 47 starts, mostly at designated player … also saw action at first base and third base … hit .326 with six doubles, a triple, six home runs and 21 RBI … scored 23 runs and drew 16 walks … was second on the team in average, on-base percentage (.409) and home runs … third in runs, hits (44), total bases (70) and slugging percentage (.519) … had 12 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games … turned in a nine-game hitting streak from April 17-27, hitting .519 (14-for-27) over that span … had three three-hit games, doing so against NC State (Mar. 25), Western Carolina (April 18) and Chattanooga (May 13) … her 3-for-4 effort against the top-seeded Lady Mocs in the SoCon tournament included a grand slam that sent UNCG to the 4-1 win … hit .429 in four SoCon tourney games … her two-run homer against Chattanooga on May 1 accounted for UNCG’s lone hit in the game … had a double, triple and three RBI against Marshall on March 24 … hit a solo homer against Niagara on Feb. 28 for her first career home run … earned a spot on the Dean’s List for the fall semester.

High schoolFour-time All-Southern Maryland Athletic Conference performer for coach Robert Radford at Northern High School in Owings, Md. … was named the 2009 Player of the Year by both The (Southern Maryland) Recorder and The Calvert Independent … was a three-time Washington Post All-Extra … also took All-Metropolitan Md., D.C. and Va. honors from the Washington Post in 2009 … Maryland’s fourth-leading home run hitter of all-time … led the SMAC in home runs in 2009 … helped Northern to three straight conference and regional titles and state 3A championships in 2008 and 2009 … also played two years of basketball at Northern … played club softball for the Bayside Blues for nine years, helping coach Mike Kriner’s team qualify for the ASA Class A Nationals with just eight players.

PersonalEileen Elizabeth Horsmon ... born March 20, 1991, in Laurel, Md. ... daughter of Edward and Kathy Horsmon … has an older sister, Allison ... her father played football for Towson … majoring in sociology with a concentration in criminology.

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HORSMON’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2010 .326 52-47 135 23 44 6 1 6 21 70 .519 16 3 33 .409 0 0 1-1 26 4 3 .9092011 .269 47-44 119 13 32 2 0 3 14 43 .361 14 1 24 .351 0 1 1-2 107 4 1 .9912012 .297 56-56 165 30 49 10 2 10 46 93 .564 18 3 32 .366 5 1 1-1 389 29 8 .981total .298 155-147 419 66 125 18 3 19 81 206 .492 48 7 89 .376 5 2 3-4 522 37 12 .979


GETTING TO kNOw EILEENi chose UNCG because: I thought the campus was beautiful and I bonded instantly with the girls on the team during my official visit. Post College ambition: To work in law enforcement and eventually the FBI.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Working through adversity and change.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: Falling harder than a tree during speed and power my freshman year. Pregame superstition: eyeblack.

Most people don’t know: I wish I could be a professional golfer.

Favorite quote: If it was easy, everyone would do it. i am …grateful for softball and the friendships it has given me. i wish … I could meet Tim Tebow.

i can … do anything I put my mind to.

i will … win a championship.


JUNIOR - C - 5-9 - R/R - SURREy, BRITISH COLUMBIA/ELGIN PARk SECONDARy

Katelyn Bedwell

2012 (Sophomore):Was named second team All-Southern Conference … started all 56 games for the Spartans at catcher or designated player … hit .299, second on the team, on 49 hits, 20 runs scored, five doubles, one triple, 11 home runs, 40 RBI and a .543 slugging percentage … her 11 home runs

were tied for seventh in the SoCon … was eighth in the SoCon with 40 RBI … had 10 multi-hit games, including three games with three hits …went 3-for-4 with a three-run home run and a career-high five RBI against UNC Asheville (Mar. 20) … had nine multi-RBI games … blasted a game-winning solo home run against Liberty (April 4) as part of a 2-for-3 game with four RBI … produced a career-high seven game hitting streak from Feb. 25 through Mar. 4 … finished with two home runs in conference play against College of Charleston (April 21) and Western Carolina (April 28) … also threw out a team-leading seven runners behind the plate.

2011 (Freshman): Was named to the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team … hit .324, the third-best mark for Spartans … was second on the team with a .472 slugging percentage, as she had seven doubles, a team-best three triples and one home run … knocked in 21 runs and scored 11 … committed just one error on the year for a team-leading .994 fielding percentage … threw out nine runners trying to steal, including one each in three straight games late in the season … had eight multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games … was 3-for-4 and fell a home run short of the cycle in leading UNCG to a 4-1 win over Samford in the second round of the SoCon tournament on May 12.

High schoolPlayed volleyball and soccer for Elgin Park Secondary in White Rock, British Columbia … softball was not offered at Elgin Park … member of Softball Canada’s Junior Women’s National Team, helping Canada to a second-place finish at the III Pan American Championship in Bogota, Colombia, and a spot in the 2011 ISF World Championship in Cape Town, South Africa … played for the Washington LadyHawks Gold-Miller, the White Rock Renegades and the Victoria Devils club teams, winning a provincial championship and finishing third in the Canadian championship with the Devils in 2008 … played with the B.C. provincial baseball team from 2005-08, winning a gold medal Canadian championship … won the provincial championship with the White Rock Volleyball Club … earned the Meritorious School Student Award at Elgin Park.

PersonalKatelyn Jean Grace Bedwell ... born March 2, 1992, in Vancouver, British Columbia ... daughter of Don and Rita Bedwell ... has two siblings, Fraser and Taylor … intends to major in elementary education.

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BEDwELL’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2011 .324 42-38 108 11 35 7 3 1 21 51 .472 7 1 10 .364 2 2 0-0 150 24 1 .9942012 .299 56-56 164 20 49 5 1 11 40 89 .543 8 4 20 .337 5 4 0-0 80 12 3 .968total .309 98-94 272 31 84 12 4 12 61 140 .515 15 5 30 .348 7 6 0-0 230 36 4 .985


GETTING TO kNOw kATELyNi chose UNCG because: I wanted to experience a different side of the country of the US. Post College ambition: to start a large family (eight children+)

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: not sure as I am blessed to be where I am currently.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: when I was taking outfield when I was six and got hit in forehead by a pop fly and had to go to soccer after. Needless to say my headers were non existent that day. I also never returned to the outfield. Pregame superstition: “no glitter no glory”. I always have to have glitter on my eyes.. Since freshman year (copyright).

Most people don’t know: I am a published poet, and love to write.

Favorite quote: “you control your own destiny” & “everything works out in the end.” i am …going to become famous with the KATELYN KAM one day. i wish … to travel the world.

i can … quote every Shania twain song.

i will … break Socon and UNCG hitting records before I leave.


JUNIOR - UTL - 5-5 - R/L - VIRGINIA BEACH, VA./OCEAN LAkES

AishA FigueroA

2012 (Sophomore):Appeared in 43 games, starting 43 at shortstop and third base for the Spartans … hit .283 on 41 hits with one doubles, two triples, 13 RBI and 22 runs scored … first on the team in stolen bases

with 14 and was tied for seventh in the Southern Conference … her .283 average was fourth best on the team … had 12 multi-hit games and four games with two or more runs scored … went 3-for-4 at Jacksonville (Feb. 10), a 3-for-4 effort against Georgia Southern (April 6) and a season-best 3-for-3 game against Chattanooga (May 5) … stole two bases at Liberty (April 4) and against Western Carolina (April 28) .. was second on the team with 80 assists in the field … had a season high four game hitting streak from April 28 through May 5, putting together seven hits in 14 at bats.

Puerto rico national team (2011)Played with Puerto Rico’s full national team at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, in the fall of 2011 … played second base and batted second … started all seven games … went 9-for-22 to hit a team-best .409, the fourth-best mark at the tournament … had hits in six of Puerto Rico’s seven games with three multi-hit games … was 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts … scored seven runs.

2011 (Freshman):Was a Southern Conference All-Freshman selection … hit .275 with 13 RBI and 29 runs scored, second-most on the team … led the team and was fourth in the SoCon in stolen bases, going 21-for-23 … shared the team lead with 10 sacrifices … drew 17 walks … started 56 of UNCG’s 58 games, all at third base … had 12 multi-hit games, including two stretches of four straight … had a three-hit contest in a win over Samford on April 30 … had six games with multiple stolen bases, including a three-steal game against Western Carolina on April 2 … stole seven bases against the Catamounts over the course of the series, adding a pair in each of the other two games.

High schoolThree-time All-Tidewater District and All-Eastern Region pick for Ocean Lakes High School in Virginia Beach, Va. … honorable mention all-state in 2010, when she helped the Dolphins to the state semifinals and a program-best 22-4 record … hit .419 in 2009 and only struck out three times … was 36-for-39 in stolen base attempts and helped Ocean Lakes to a district title and the Eastern Region semifinals … played four years of club ball for the Virginia Legends … in the classroom, was a member of the Honor Roll and the National Honor Society.

PersonalAisha Nicole Figueroa ... born Dec. 20, 1991, in Lakewood, N.J. ... daughter of Jose and Rosana Figueroa ... has two older siblings, Joshua and Yasmin … majoring in sociology with a concentration in criminology.

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FIGUEROA’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2011 .275 56-56 149 29 41 1 0 0 13 42 .282 17 3 29 .361 0 10 21-23 62 131 8 .9602012 .283 43-43 145 22 41 1 2 0 13 46 .317 12 2 25 .344 1 2 14-15 67 80 10 .936total .279 99-99 294 51 82 2 2 0 26 88 .299 29 5 54 .353 1 12 35-38 129 211 18 .950


GETTING TO kNOw AISHAi chose UNCG because: I loved the campus and the team. The team was very welcoming on my visit, made me feel right at home. Post College ambition: I went to do something with law enforcement. Start out as a cop and eventually be able to work for the NCIS. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: My sister passing away, and being able to keep moving forward with my life, because I know that is what she would have wanted me to do.

Pregame superstition: When warming up, I always have to be in between the same people every single game. Most people don’t know: that I have two middle names.

Favorite quote: “You have to do what others won’t, to achieve what others don’t.”

Funniest moment of my athletic career: During training, Chad (our old trainer) had us pushing sleds with weights on them out behind the softball field. After you pushed the sled, you had to run back down the way you came. My partner, Gabel, went before I did. Her legs were so dead by the time she pushed the sled the whole way, that when it came time for her to sprint back, she kept failing. She would get up again and try and run, and would just face plant into the ground. It was the funniest thing I had ever seen! i am … dedicated. i wish … to be successful.

i can … sleep till 3 p.m. if you let me!

i will … strive to get better in some way, every single day!


JUNIOR - C - 5-6 - R/R - VIENNA, VA./JAMES MADISON

Toni MacReynolds

2012 (Sophomore): Started all 56 games at catcher or designated player for the Spartans … hit a career-best .232 with two doubles, one home run, 15 RBI and 13 runs scored … threw out six runners trying

to steal during the season … was first on the team with a .982 fielding percentage, committing just three errors in 140 putouts … blasted first career home run at Samford (March 31), a two-run shot with two RBI … had three games with two or more runs scored … picked up six multi-hit games and three games with multiple RBI … had a season-best three walks against Elon (March 17).

2011 (Freshman):Walked onto the team in the fall and earned significant playing time in the spring … appeared in 23 games with 18 starts, including the season-opener … hit .225 with three doubles, two RBI and two runs scored … threw out four runners trying to steal, including two against Eastern Kentucky on Feb. 20 in the championship of the Charlotte First Pitch Classic … caught a nine-inning no-hitter against No. 23 Florida State in her first career start (Feb. 11) … had three multi-hit games, in back-to-back-to-back games … was 3-for-4 with a run scored against UAB on March 6 … was an NFCA Scholar-Athlete … member of the Dean’s and Chancellor’s lists both semesters.

High schoolWas a two-time All-Liberty District selection for James Madison High School, taking first-team honors at third base as a senior and second-team honors at catcher as a sophomore … also earned all-region distinction as a senior … helped the Warhawks to Liberty District and Northern Region titles in 2010, as well as a state semifinals appearance … played club ball for the Glory Gold and the Virginia Shamrocks, helping the Shamrocks to a seventh-place finish at the ASA Nationals 16U in 2008 … in the classroom, earned the Scholar Athlete Award and the American Legion Certificate of School Award … member of the marching band and concert band and earned a varsity letter in academics (3.5 gpa or better).

PersonalToni Michelle MacReynolds ... born March 20, 1992, in Bethesda, Md. ... daughter of William MacReynolds and Sue McLeod ... has three older siblings, Samantha, Bree and Bobby … Samantha is also enrolled at UNCG … majoring in psychology and mathematics.

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MACREyNOLDS’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2011 .225 23-18 40 2 9 3 0 0 2 12 .300 2 0 8 .262 0 2 0-0 39 7 3 .9392012 .232 56-56 142 13 33 2 0 1 15 38 .268 13 2 10 .306 0 7 0-0 140 21 3 .982total .231 79-74 182 15 42 5 0 1 17 50 .275 15 2 18 .296 0 9 0-0 179 28 6 .972


GETTING TO kNOw TONIi chose UNCG because: of the beautiful and relatively small campus environment, the opportunity to pursue a competitive degree in the field I want to have a career in. Post College ambition: Graduate school with ambitions to have a career in sports psychology. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Being a walk-on, I came to this team in the middle of the fall season and had to make relationships with teammates and coaches quickly and learn how the team played to make up for lost time. Funniest moment of my athletic career: One day before conditioning we were all having a bad day so we gave Dominique Madruga a unibrow with eyeblack which turned everyone’s mood around.

Pregame superstition: Right after the national athem I write “KK” in the dirt (to remember a former teammate who has passed).

Most people don’t know: I’m a vegetarian Favorite quote: “What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you-” Ralph Waldo Emerson i am … a team player i wish … to travel the world

i can ... play the marimba, bassoon and the piano.

i will … work as hard as I can so we can win a championship.


R-JUNIOR - RHP - 5-9 - R/R - RAINIER, OREGON/RAINIER SENIOR

Raeanne Hanks

2012 (redshirt Junior): Sat out the season due to a medical hardship.

2011 (Sophomore): Made 25 appearances with six starts, going 7-3 on the year … turned in a 4.68 ERA and picked up her first two career saves … struck out 52 batters in 61 1/3 innings … was the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Week on May 2 after going 3-0 with a 0.00 ERA and a save in four appearances, allowing just four singles on the week … in her three losses, eight of the 12 runs charged to her were unearned … struck out a career-best eight batters in a win over Western Carolina on April 2 … struck out two of the three batters she faced in the seventh inning against Samford to save UNCG’s win over the Bulldogs in the SoCon tournament on May 12.

2010 (Freshman):Made 16 appearances, including four starts … turned in a 2-1 record and a 3.82 ERA … struck out 33 batters and walked 20 … went the distance and picked up the win in her first career game, a 5-3 win over Bethune-Cookman on Feb. 13 … topped College of Charleston on March 20, allowing a run on three hits in four innings … struck out a season-high five in three innings of no-hit relief against Niagara on Feb. 26 … matched that with five strikeouts in the win over CofC … allowed one run in 5 2/3 innings of relief against Delaware on Feb. 19, but took the loss … took no-decisions in starts against Niagara (Feb. 28) and Georgia Southern (March 13) … allowed two earned runs or fewer in each of her four starts.

High schoolWas a four-sport student-athlete at Rainier Senior High School in Ranier, Ore. … was a first-team all-state and All-Lewis & Clark League selection in softball for coach Pat White … helped her team to four state tournament appearances, including a pair of third-place finishes, and three straight league titles … was also a first-team all-league and all-state performer in volleyball, helping the Columbians to a fifth-place state finish … earned first-team all-state tournament honors … was the league player of the year in 2008 … was an honorable mention all-league selection in basketball, helping the team to a 39-0 record and league, district and state titles. … also swam for a year for Ranier, earning team MVP and second-team all-district honors … was team captain for the softball, volleyball and basketball teams ... was an honor roll student and a Business Leader of Tomorrow … participated in theatre for two years … played on the Oregon Silver Bullets club softball team for a year.

PersonalRaeanne Marley Hanks ... born Oct. 18, 1990, in Longview, Wash. ... daughter of Ken Hanks and Laurie Womack … has three younger siblings, Cassie, Nick and Jayce … majoring in social work.

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HANk’S STATISTICSYear era W/l aPP GS CG SHo Sv iP H r er BB So 2B 3B Hr BF Bavg WP HBP2010 3.82 2-1 16 4 1 0/0 0 44.0 60 31 24 20 33 5 0 11 220 .311 13 1 2011 4.68 7-3 25 6 1 0/0 2 61.1 81 58 41 45 52 13 0 5 319 .308 16 5 total 4.32 9-4 41 10 2 0/0 2 105.1 141 89 65 65 85 18 0 16 539 .309 29 6


GETTING TO kNOw RAEANNE i chose UNCG because: The campus was beautiful, the softball facilities were great, the people were nice and I liked North Carolina. Post College ambition: Working in social work and coaching.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: My shoulder surgery I had in March 2012.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: Chelsea D’Ambrosio, a teammate my freshman year, tripped over second base after hitting a double. Pregame superstition: If my warm up is bad, I will do fine. I worry when I feel good during warm-ups.

Most people don’t know: I love sushi!

Favorite quote: “rule No. 76 No excuses, play like a champion” -Wedding Crashers i am …a boss! i wish … I could travel to a new place every weekend.

i can … cross stitch. i will … pitch UNCG to a first place SoCon tournament finish :)


SOPHOMORE - 2B/SS - 5-5 - R/R - SAN DIEGO, CALIF./CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC

Dominique maDruga

2012 (Freshman):Appeared in 50 games, starting 49 in the outfield and at second base for the Spartans … hit .252 with 32 hits, two home runs, 12 RBI, 25 runs scored and seven stolen bases … was third on the

team with a .358 on base percentage … first on the team and tied for second in the SoCon in hit by pitches … had five multi-hit games, including a 2-for-3 effort in the final game of the season against the College of Charleston (May 11) in the SoCon Tournament … hit her first career home run at Samford (Mar. 31) and added her second against the College of Charleston (May 11) … scored two or more runs twice … finished fifth on the team in batting average (.252).

High schoolFour-time All-San Diego City Western League shortstop for Cathedral Catholic High School … also a four-time San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic Team selection … hit .427 as a senior and finished her career with a .380 average … was a first-team All-San Diego California Interscholastic Federation Division III selection in 2010 and second team in 2011 … was also Cathedral Catholic’s defensive player of the year in 2010 and MVP and Most Inspirational in 2011 … helped the Dons to CIF semifinals appearances all four years and a 2008 Western League title … earned the Joseph King Memorial Scholarship and the Jenna Druck Foundation Sprit of Leadership Award … played eight years of travel ball, including four for the San Diego Legacy … was selected to The Next Level Softball premier tournament team in 2010 … helped the team to a third-place finish in the Southern California State Championships and a ninth-place finish at ASA nationals in 2009 and a seventh-place finish at ASA nationals in 2011 … also a forward and captain for the San Diego Albion soccer club for six years.

PersonalDominique Marie Madruga ... born Oct. 3, 1993, in San Diego, Calif. ... daughter of John and Marie Madruga ... has two older siblings, Pete and Nicole … father and brother played football at San Diego State University … major is undecided.

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MADRUGA’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2012 .252 50-49 127 25 32 5 0 2 12 43 .339 12 9 27 .358 0 4 7-8 91 66 10 .940total .252 50-49 127 25 32 5 0 2 12 43 .339 12 9 27 .358 0 4 7-8 91 66 10 .940


GETTING TO kNOw DOMINIqUEi chose UNCG because: when I met the girls I knew they would become friends for a lifetime. Secondly, being from the west coast going all the way to the east coast I knew it was going to be a challenge but I was up for it becuase I knew it would make me better and allow me to grow as a women.Lastly, as a child it was my dream to play Divison I softball. Post College ambition: My post college ambitions are the same as they were before but now each step of the way when i acheive those ambitions I had once wrote down on a piece of paper I cross each one out and look to conquer the next. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: is being so far away from my family and learning how to deal with huge obstacles on my own, and across the country which have made me ultimately stronger.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: When I showed up all ready for practice and ran out on the field and forgot my glove so I ran to grab it from my bag, and it was gone... I lost my glove and it is still a mystery of UNCG softball as to where it is. Pregame superstition: I always read a couple Bible verses before the game and the verse that stands out to me the most I always write on my forearm before the game in sharpie.

Most people don’t know: That I was a starting center forward for soccer as well as captain and I was going to college to play soccer.

Favorite quote: Quit making excuses, putting it off, complaining about it, dreaming about it, whining about it, crying about it, believing you cant, worrying if you can, waiting until your older, skinner, richer, braver, or all around better, suck it up, hold on tight, say a prayer, make a plan and just do it. i am …The youngest of three, an aunt, a cousin, a friend, a bestfriend, a hardworking young women that has dreams and wont stop at anything. i wish … that during my time at UNCG I will recive a SoCon ring.

i can … make mistakes in life and allow those mistakes to define me but instead I chose to learn from those and allow them to make me a better person.

i will …be the best I can in all aspects of life, always looking to better the person I am and not lose sight of the person I want to become. I will continue to be the best daughter, sister, cousin, aunt, friend, teammate, player and leader that I can be.


SOPHOMORE - 2B/OF - 5-4 - L/R - OxNARD, CALIF./PACIFICA

TaTiana alcala

2012 (Freshman): Started 45 of 48 appearances for the Spartans at third base, second base, shortstop and as an outfielder during freshman season … had 13 hits, 22 runs, one double, one home run, six RBI

and was a perfect 6-for-6 in stolen bases … was third on the team with 68 assists in the field … added her first career home run at Appalachian State (March 10) that included a 2-for-4 effort with two RBI … set a season best with three hits at Gardner-Webb (Mar. 22) and had two RBI … produced two RBI against Rider (Feb. 26) … finished the season with two multi-hit games against Appalachian State (March 10) and Gardner-Webb (March 22).

High schoolFour-time All-Pacific View League infielder for Pacifica High School, earning first-team honors twice … was inducted into the Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame as a senior … was Pacifica’s Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame Athlete of the Year … earned the team’s Coaches Award as a freshman and was the Tritons’ MVP as a junior and senior … holds the school record with 86 stolen bases … named Pacifica’s Female Athlete of the Year, becoming the first softball player in school history to earn the award … was also a team captain and two-time all-league selection in basketball … was the team’s offensive player of the year as a freshman and defensive player of the year as a junior and senior … selected for the East vs. West All-Star Game … helped Pacifica to three straight Pacific View titles in basketball … was a scholar-athlete all four years in both sports … valedictorian of the Teaching Educational Careers Academy … United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete … earned the Triton Lamp Award for consecutive semesters of a 3.75 GPA or better … played for Victory USA Gold for a year and Pumas Gold for two … helped Pumas Gold to third place at the ASA nationals.

PersonalTatiana Alcala ... born April 7, 1993, in Oxnard, Calif. ... daughter of Alfredo and Maria Alcala ... has two older siblings, Alfredo III and Jesica, and a younger brother, David … brother Alfredo pitched at Oxnard College and the University of Dubuque (Iowa) … Jesica played shortstop at Oxnard College and Dakota State (S.D.) University … Jesica is also in the Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame … major is undecided.

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ALCALA’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2012 .107 48-45 122 22 13 1 0 1 6 17 .139 14 1 24 .203 1 5 6-6 52 68 12 .909total .107 48-45 122 22 13 1 0 1 6 17 .139 14 1 24 .203 1 5 6-6 52 68 12 .909


GETTING TO kNOw TATIANAi chose UNCG because: I fell in love with the campus and I wanted to be in a different atmosphere compared to California. Post College ambition: I want to be teaching elementary kids as well as coach a softball team.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: was when I broke my nose four days before returning to UNCG, and had to overcome the fear of getting hit again when on the field.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: was last year (freshman year) when I hit a home run over Appalachian State’s fence, everyone was surprised and shocked and so was I. I literally sprinted around the bases because it was my first home run that went over the fence and I didn’t know what to do. Everyone kept telling me to slow down and jog, but I couldn’t help it!!! Pregame superstition: I tie my shoelaces really really tight

for game days and i have to put my own eye black on and it has to be perfect, and of course i wear a bow in my hair.

Most people don’t know: I am naturally a right handed batter, but was switched to left handed in the middle of a game.

Favorite quote: I love winning, but I hate losing more. i am …short in stature, but big at heart. i wish … I was as big, tall, and strong as I feel like I am.

i can … turn my hand around 360 degrees when its laid flat on a flat surface.

i will … become the first educator in my family


SOPHOMORE - OF - 5-5 - L/R - wAkE FOREST, N.C./wAkE FOREST-ROLESVILLE

Kiah Ruffin

2012 (Freshman): Appeared in 44 games, including 28 starts for the Spartans in the outfield … had 13 hits, six runs, two RBI and two stolen bases during her freshman campaign … added both RBI in a

doubleheader against Western Carolina (April 28) … picked up stolen bases against Rider (Feb. 26) and at Charlotte (March 8) … set a season best with two runs scored at Gardner-Webb (March 22).

High schoolAll-state, all-district, All-Capital 8 Conference and all-academic performer for Wake Forest-Rolesville High School … held the Cougars’ career steals record by her junior year and led the team in steals each year … didn’t lose a league game in her career, helping Wake Forest-Rolesville continue a 123-game Cap-8 winning streak that dates back to 2001 ... helped the team to a 21-4 record as a senior and the third round of the state playoffs … won four conference titles … reached the second round of the state playoffs in each of her first three seasons … also ran indoor track for WF-R and was on the sports medicine team, the dance team, including a year of honors dance, and was a member of the National Achievers Society, the Key Club and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes … on the club level, played in the ASA Southern Regional Nationals for the NC Flames and the ASA Eastern Regional Nationals with Triangle Lightning … named to the National Softball Association/National Scouting Report Talent Search All-Tournament Team while with the Lightning … while with the Flames, participated in the Queen of the Diamond Showcase … most recently played with the Lady Lightning Gold and the NC Dominators Elite 18U.

PersonalKiah Nicole Ruffin ... born Oct. 12, 1993, in Durham, N.C. ... daughter of Michael and Tina Ruffin ... has a younger brother, Julian … uncle Anthony Sykes attended UNCG … uncle Keith Daniel played football at Duke … majoring in kinesiology.

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RUFFIN’S STATISTICSYear avG. GP/GS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB SlG% BB HBP So oB% SF SH SB/att Po a e Fld%2012 .163 44-28 80 6 13 0 0 0 2 13 .163 1 0 14 .173 0 3 2-4 38 5 1 .977total .163 44-28 80 6 13 0 0 0 2 13 .163 1 0 14 .173 0 3 2-4 38 5 1 .977


GETTING TO kNOw kIAHi chose UNCG because: of the close-knit student body and proximity to home. Post College ambition: to be a NFL athletic trainer.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: realizing that i have a voice and that i can use it.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: running in to a fence and split my forehead during a softball tournament after warmups and then played the best game of the season. had a band-aid that covered half of my forehead the rest of the day. Pregame superstition: praying, listen to upbeat music.

Most people don’t know: I’ve been dancing since I was five. and i was on dance team for three years in high school. Favorite quote: “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” Will Rogers i am … a God-fearing strong black woman. i wish … that people could see each other as God sees us.

i can … accomplish anything i set my mind to.

i will … always remember where I came from and use that for where im going!


SOPHOMORE - RHP - 5-10 - R/R - SAN MARCOS, CALIF./MISSION HILLS

Erica NavarEttE

2012 (Freshman):Appeared in 37 games, starting 20 as a pitcher for the Spartans … finished her freshman season with a 6-13 record and a 4.42 ERA … had a team-leading four saves and 11 complete games …

her four saves were tied for first in the Southern Conference … was second on the team with 87 strikeouts and eighth in the SoCon … tossed seven innings allowing no earned runs with seven strikeouts in a tough loss against Saint Louis (Feb. 11) … threw six games with five or more strikeouts … earned her first collegiate win against Kennesaw State (March 4), allowing just two earned runs with five strikeouts … tossed a complete-game victory against Appalachian State (March 10) … had two wins in relief at Samford (April 1) and at Liberty (April 4) … followed that performance with a five inning win to finish off a two-game doubleheader sweep at Liberty (April 4) … pitched three scoreless innings against Western Carolina (April 28) in relief to pick up her sixth win … finished with 155.1 innings pitched.

High schoolTwo-time All-Avocado League performer and two-time all-conference honorable mention for Mission Hills High School in San Marcos, Calif. … was the Grizzlies’ team MVP as a junior and senior … first-team All-Avocado League, Spotlight Sports Magazine All-Star and second-team All-San Diego Section and All-North County in 2011 after going 18-8 with a 2.07 ERA … was also second in North County with 186 strikeouts … also a three-time North County Times Player of the Week as a senior … named to the Woodbridge Classic All-Tournament Team in 2010 and 2011 … helped Mission Hills to the Avocado League championship in 2011 … second-team All-Avocado League in 2010 … helped the squad to a school record for single-season wins … played six years of travel ball for several teams … competed at the 2011 ASA Gold Nationals with The Next Level-Mcgowan.

PersonalErica Michelle Navarette ... born July 17, 1993, in San Diego, Calif. ... daughter of Gabe and Michelle Navarette ... has an older brother, Corey … majoring in psychology.

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NAVARETTE’S STATISTICSYear era W/l aPP GS CG SHo Sv iP H r er BB So 2B 3B Hr BF Bavg WP HBP2012 4.42 6-13 37 20 11 0/0 4 155.1 187 118 98 66 87 37 0 19 737 .296 18 14 total... 4.42 6-13 37 20 11 0/0 4 155.1 187 118 98 66 87 37 0 19 737 .296 18 14


GETTING TO kNOw ERICA i chose UNCG because: I fell in love with the campus and I got along with the team so well. Post College ambition: Have a job in the field of Psychology.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Coming back from a fractured growth plate in my pitching arm freshman year of high school and not knowing if I would be able to pitch again.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: When I was first learning to pitch I tried throwing a change up during a game and I threw it over the backstop. Everyone, including myself, was cracking up. Pregame superstition: I have a ladybug tattooed on my wrist that I kiss for good luck.

Most people don’t know: I’m a vegetarian. Favorite quote: Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius, and it is better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring. i am …in love with ladybugs. i wish … i was a gymnast in the olympics.

i can … rap Drake and Nicki Minaj pretty well.

i will …graduate from college with a degree and make my parents proud.


FRESHMAN - OF - 5-1 - L/L - RALEIGH, N.C./MIDDLE CREEk

Allison Geiner

High schoolAn outfielder out of Raleigh, N.C., is a three-time all-state, all-district and all-conference player for Middle Creek High School … named Co-Player of the Year after hitting .494 with 44 hits, six

doubles, four triples, 23 RBI and 30 stolen bases as a senior … a three-time Academic All-Tri Nine selection … a member of the National and Math honor societies … Also ran track for the Mustangs, helped her club team Lady Lightning Gold Team Miken qualify for the Premier Girls Fastpitch national championship in 2010 and 2011.

PersonalAllison Marie Geiner... born March 9, 1994, in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. ... daughter of Robert and Dana... has three siblings, Andrew, Ashley and Alex … major is Biology.

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GETTING TO kNOw ALLISONi chose UNCG because: they have my major i want, the campus is so pretty, everything is in walking distance, and UNCG has a great athletic program. Post College ambition: To go into the biology field and become a zoologist hopefully go into researching animals.Biggest obstacle I’ve had to overcome: not sure as I am blessed to be where I am currently. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: sophomore year in high school i tore my labrum in my left shoulder and had to have surgery on it so i was out for the season.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: while changing innings one time we were going on defense, i was talking to a teammate walking backwards heading out of the dugout. My cleat got caught on my shoelace and i fell backwards. im not sure who all saw it but i tried to get up as quickly as i could and act like nothing happened.the outfield. Pregame superstition: like i always put my left shoe on first before the right. during the game i am usually more superstitious especially at bat, like having my left foot goes in the box first or doing the same amount of swings when i step out of the box.

Most people don’t know: my family and i used to do guiding eyes for the blind. Favorite quote: be where you are suppose to be, when you are suppose to be there, with what you are suppose to have. -john corn (travelball coach). i am …an easy going and hardworking person. i wish ... to do well in school and softball. i can … do anything that I set my mind to.

i will … help out my team, friends


FRESHMAN - RHP- 5-8 - R/R - GALLOwAy, N.J./ABSEGAMI

Kelly lupton

High schoolA pitcher out of Atlantic City, N.J., was named to the All-South Jersey team … named to The Press First Team all-stars squad for Absegami High School … finished her senior season with

262 strikeouts and just 42 walks in 148 innings … finished 17-5 with seven shutouts and two no-hitters, including one in the state playoffs against Egg Harbor Township … also set Absegami records for career strikeouts (684) and RBI (79) … batted .333 with two home runs and 18 RBI, while ending her career with 99 hits … she was also a part of the Intensity Premier Gold 18U club team this past summer.

PersonalKelly Lynn Lupton... born July 26, 1994, in Galloway, N.J. ... daughter of Dennis and Gina... an only child… enjoys horses and animals … undecided on major.

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GETTING TO kNOw kELLy

i chose UNCG because: Picking a school was very difficult for me. But after visiting the campus I just loved it here. That and how welcome I was made to feel made it a home run. Post College ambition: Either something with animals, or something with law. That and sleep in. Lots. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: I have a tendency to be introverted, and quiet. I have had to learn to make my self talk.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: When I was in 8th grade, the school softball and baseball teams played a game at the end of the year. The baseball team was undefeated. Striking out the star pitcher after he mocked me was really fun. Striking out his teammates that mocked him because of it was just funny. Pregame superstition: Even though I can usually pitch near my best at a moments notice, without my warm up I never feel like I am really at 100%.

Most people don’t know: I love dolphins.

Favorite quote: “the tragedy of loving our animal friends is their short life expectancy. The blessing is the expectancy to meet them all again in heaven” i am … always going to have a lot of horses, and a lot of other pets as well. i wish ... to someday live in California. It is so beautiful there. i can … throw a softball over 68 mph.

i will … be the first member of my family to graduate college!


FRESHMAN - C - 5-7 - R/R - IRVINE, CALIF./NORTHwOOD

Lindsay Thomas

High schoolPlayed four years as a catcher at Northwood High School in Irvine, Calif. … Led her team to the Pacific Coast League title, first in school history, hitting 11 home runs her senior season …MVP of

the all-city softball team and MVP of the PCL … also played in the coaches all-star game, finishing second in the home run derby with eight homers … hit a team-best .480 with 28 RBI and eight home runs as a junior, breaking Northwood High School’s career homer record with 24 … was a first-team All-Pacific Coast Conference selection and was a scholar-athlete in addition to earning a spot on the Irvine World News All-City team … played junior varsity volleyball and ran cross country for the Timberwolves … played summer ball with the Firecrackers out of Long Beach, Calif., for a year.

PersonalLindsay Michelle Thomas... born Feb. 12, 1994, in Irvine, Calif. ... daughter of David and Carol... has two siblings, Laura and Nicole … twin sister Nicole is a pitcher and teammate at UNCG … older sister Laura played softball for one year at Northwood … major is psychology.

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GETTING TO kNOw LINDSAyi chose UNCG because: I loved the campus, the sports facilities, and thought it would be fun to live on the east coast. Post College ambition: Sports psychologist. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Having people call me Nicole (twin sister). Funniest moment of my athletic career: we were doing an intense drill at practice over

summer and Nicole went to throw the ball to second from first and turned quickly and just ate it, and fell on all fours. “she had new cleats on” We had to run after that because none of us could stop laughing. Pregame superstition: the more glitter the better.

Most people don’t know: I am really good at handstands.

Favorite quote: “never regret anything anything because at one point it was exactly what you wanted.” i am … thankful i wish ... I could control time i can … play guitar

i will … never give up


FRESHMAN - 3B/OF - 5-7 - R/R - RIALTO, CALIF./AqUINAS

Danielle Vega

High schoolAn infielder out of Rialto, Calif., racked up 57 hits for a .633 average and led the CIF Southern Section with 63 RBIs her senior season … finished her prep career with 200+ hits (209) and more

than 200 RBI (206), both new records … named first team All-State by ESPN CAL-Hi Sports … earned a spot on MaxPrep’s Medium Schools Softball All-American Second Team twice (2011-12) … hit .663 with 41 runs, a county-record 69 RBI, 17 doubles, three triples and 10 home runs … A member of the California Southern Section All-Division IV Team and the San Bernardino Sun All-Area MVP … was also an all-state selection by multiple organizations … also named the All-Ambassador League Player of the Year and has helped Aquinas High School to four league championships … also an all-conference player in volleyball, played one year of club softball for the Corona Angels Gold.

PersonalDanielle Mary Vega... born March 13, 1994, in San Bernardino, Calif. ... daughter of Catarino and Kathleen... has three siblings, Amanda, Brittany and Cassandra … sister Cassandra is a junior softball player at California Berkeley and uncle David Ortega played football at California Berkeley … major is Biology.

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GETTING TO kNOw DANIELLEi chose UNCG because: of the great environment and how welcoming everyone was when i came to visit. Plus the amazing facilities won me over. Post College ambition: is to go to medical school. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: is becoming an adult. Funniest moment of my athletic career: was in highschool, i was was running back

to catch a fly ball and my shoelace got caught in the loop of the other shoe and i fell. Pregame superstition: I dont believe in superstitions.

Most people don’t know: that when I was little I didn’t like softball. Favorite quote: “Don’t hate the playa, hate the game” i am … legend

i wish ... I had a private jet to travel in i can … do whatever I set my mind to

i will … succeed


FRESHMAN - RHP - 5-6 - R/R - IRVINE, CALIF./NORTHwOOD

Nicole Thomas

High schoolPlayed four years as a pitcher at Northwood High School in Irvine, Calif. … Led her team to the Pacific Coast League title, first in school history, earning first team All-Pacific Coast honors …

finished with 16 of the team’s 18 total wins her senior season … also played in the coaches all-star game … was a second-team All-Pacific Coast player as a junior, taking team MVP honors … was 16-8 with a 1.75 ERA, when she also hit .453 with 14 RBI en route to an Irvine World News All-City selection … also played four years of volleyball and was a member of the dance theater team, serving as a team captain last year.… played summer ball with the Firecrackers out of Long Beach, Calif., for two years.

PersonalNicole Christine Thomas... born Feb. 12, 1994, in Irvine, Calif. ... daughter of David and Carol... has two siblings, Laura and Lindsay … twin sister Lindsay is a catcher and teammate at UNCG … older sister Laura played softball for one year at Northwood … major is Kinesiology.

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GETTING TO kNOw NICOLEi chose UNCG because: My sister and I wanted to try something new, it is so beautiful here, and the softball facilities are awesome! Post College ambition: To be a physicians assistant. Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Having people call me Lindsay (twin sister). Funniest moment of my athletic career: During Premier in an intense game my team was up

to bat. One girl struck out and lindsay thought it was the third out. She grabbed her glove and started sprinting out of the dugout yelling lets go ladies! Then she realized there were only two outs and I stood there laughing at her. Pregame superstition: Dancing with Danielle or getting her to sing, it is an experience.

Most people don’t know: I love corny jokes and puns. If you come up to me and tell me a good pun i will instantly like you.

Favorite quote: “Don’t let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game” -Babe Ruth i am … blessed i wish ... I could read minds i can … say the alphabet backwards

i will … work hard and achieve my goals


FRESHMAN - 2B/OF - 5-3 - R/R - VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Chelsea strandlund

High schoolwas a four-sport athlete in high school excelling at volleyball, basketball, soccer and softball ...

was nominated for British Columbia Athlete of the Year and was the Female Athlete of the Year

three-straight seasons ... also earned the John Crowther Memorial Award for Top Athlete in 2012 ... played club ball for

the Victoria Devils 94’ squad and qualified for nationals three times, while placing second in the province three times.

PersonalChelsea Lorraine Strandlund... born June 26, 1994, in Victoria, British Columbia. ... daughter of Rafer and Vicky Strandlund...

has one sibling, Jasmine … undecided on major.

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GETTING TO kNOw CHELSEAi chose UNCG because: I loved the campus and I was given

the opportunity to play for a great

softball program.

Post College ambition: To find

a job I love.

Biggest obstacle i’ve had to overcome: Rehabbing my broken

elbow.

Funniest moment of my athletic career: trying to become a

pitcher

Pregame superstition: never

stepping on the foul line when I run

onto the field.

Most people don’t know: I live on an island.

Favorite quote: “Hard work beats talent when talent isn’t working hard” i am … short i wish ... I could read minds i can … juggle i will … hopefully have an incredible university experience.


2012 UNCG Softball Game Results2012 UNCG Softball

Game Results for UNCG (as of Dec 21, 2012)(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall SoCon Pitcher of record Attend Time# Feb 10, 2012 vs Virginia Tech L 1-10 5 0-1-0 0-0-0 Mattson (L 0-1) 3 7 9 1:20# Feb 10, 2012 at Jacksonville L 3-10 7 0-2-0 0-0-0 Felix (L 0-1) 3 9 5 2:00# Feb 11, 2012 vs Buffalo L 3-6 7 0-3-0 0-0-0 Mattson (L 0-2) 3 1 1 2:00# Feb 11, 2012 vs Saint Louis L 0-1 7 0-4-0 0-0-0 Navarette (L 0-1) 3 6 9 1:40# Feb 12, 2012 vs Virginia Tech L 3-12 6 0-5-0 0-0-0 Navarette (L 0-2) 1 0 8 2:04% Feb 17, 2012 vs Fordham W 12-7 7 1-5-0 0-0-0 Mattson (W 1-2) 3 2 3 2:32% Feb 17, 2012 at East Carolina L 1-2 7 1-6-0 0-0-0 Navarette (L 0-3) 3 5 7 1:52% Feb 18, 2012 vs #21 Louisville L 4-5 7 1-7-0 0-0-0 Mattson (L 1-3) 3 8 1 1:40@ Feb 25, 2012 UTAH L 1-3 7 1-8-0 0-0-0 Navarette (L 0-4) 8 4 1:48@ Feb 25, 2012 DREXEL W 5-1 7 2-8-0 0-0-0 Felix (W 1-1) 1 0 1 2:02@ Feb 26, 2012 RIDER W 9-1 6 3-8-0 0-0-0 Mattson (W 2-3) 6 2 2:00$ Mar 02, 2012 vs UT Martin L 2-3 7 3-9-0 0-0-0 Felix (L 1-2) 1 1 4 1:44$ Mar 02, 2012 vs Jacksonville State L 3-8 7 3-10-0 0-0-0 Navarette (L 0-5) 6 0 1:58$ Mar 03, 2012 vs Morehead State W 9-3 7 4-10-0 0-0-0 Mattson (W 3-3) 4 9 2:00$ Mar 04, 2012 vs Kennesaw State W 6-5 7 5-10-0 0-0-0 Navarette (W 1-5) 1 1 6 1:54$ Mar 04, 2012 vs Winthrop L 0-2 7 5-11-0 0-0-0 Mattson (L 3-4) 0 1:07

Mar 07, 2012 N.C. CENTRAL W 8-0 6 6-11-0 0-0-0 Mattson (W 4-4) 2 7 1:33Mar 08, 2012 at Charlotte-1 L 2-14 5 6-12-0 0-0-0 Mattson (L 4-5) 7 5 1:30Mar 08, 2012 at Charlotte-2 L 9-11 7 6-13-0 0-0-0 Mattson (L 4-6) 7 5 1:48

* Mar 10, 2012 at Appalachian State-1 L 0-8 6 6-14-0 0-1-0 Mattson (L 4-7) 1 1 7 1:23* Mar 10, 2012 at Appalachian State-2 W 9-4 7 7-14-0 1-1-0 Navarette (W 2-5) 1 1 7 1:42* Mar 11, 2012 at Appalachian State W 7-2 7 8-14-0 2-1-0 Mattson (W 5-7) 1 1 2 1:47

Mar 14, 2012 VIRGINIA TECH-1 L 0-3 7 8-15-0 2-1-0 Mattson (L 5-8) - 1:52Mar 14, 2012 VIRGINIA TECH-2 L 4-8 7 8-16-0 2-1-0 Navarette (L 2-6) 2 7 9 1:56

* Mar 17, 2012 ELON-1 W 5-0 7 9-16-0 3-1-0 Mattson (W 6-8) - 1:53* Mar 17, 2012 ELON-2 L 5-7 7 9-17-0 3-2-0 Mattson (L 6-9) 2 5 6 2:09* Mar 18, 2012 ELON L 0-8 5 9-18-0 3-3-0 Mattson (L 6-10) 1 4 0 1:28

Mar 20, 2012 NORTH CAROLINA A&T-1 W 12-4 6 10-18-0 3-3-0 Mattson (W 7-10) 1 0 2 1:52Mar 22, 2012 at Gardner-Webb-1 W 11-1 6 11-18-0 3-3-0 Mattson (W 8-10) 5 4 1:42Mar 22, 2012 at Gardner-Webb-2 L 5-10 7 11-19-0 3-3-0 Felix (L 1-3) 5 9 2:00

* Mar 24, 2012 at Furman-1 L 0-3 7 11-20-0 3-4-0 Mattson (L 8-11) - 1:25* Mar 24, 2012 at Furman-2 L 5-6 7 11-21-0 3-5-0 Navarette (L 2-7) 1 0 3 1:56* Mar 25, 2012 at Furman W 2-1 7 12-21-0 4-5-0 Mattson (W 9-11) 7 4 1:24* Mar 31, 2012 at Samford-1 W 5-3 7 13-21-0 5-5-0 Mattson (W 10-11) 9 4 2:45* Mar 31, 2012 at Samford-2 L 1-2 7 13-22-0 5-6-0 Navarette (L 2-8) 6 8 1:30* Apr 01, 2012 at Samford W 13-8 7 14-22-0 6-6-0 Navarette (W 3-8) 8 3 2:09

Apr 04, 2012 at Liberty-1 W 6-5 7 15-22-0 6-6-0 Navarette (W 4-8) 1 1 5 1:35Apr 04, 2012 at Liberty-2 W 9-1 5 16-22-0 6-6-0 Navarette (W 5-8) 1 1 5 1:22

* Apr 06, 2012 GEORGIA SOUTHERN-1 L 2-4 7 16-23-0 6-7-0 Mattson (L 10-12) - 1:33* Apr 06, 2012 GEORGIA SOUTHERN-2 L 3-9 7 16-24-0 6-8-0 Navarette (L 5-9) 1 3 9 1:56* Apr 07, 2012 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L 2-10 6 16-25-0 6-9-0 Mattson (L 10-13) 9 1 1:32

Apr 11, 2012 #24 NORTH CAROLINA-1 L 0-11 5 16-26-0 6-9-0 Navarette (L 5-10) - 1:28Apr 11, 2012 #24 NORTH CAROLINA-2 L 0-10 7 16-27-0 6-9-0 Mattson (L 10-14) 4 1 7 1:54Apr 17, 2012 at Radford-1 W 4-3 (9) 17-27-0 6-9-0 Mattson (W 11-14) 5 4 2:02Apr 17, 2012 at Radford-2 L 0-2 7 17-28-0 6-9-0 Navarette (L 5-11) 5 4 1:26

* Apr 21, 2012 at Coll. of Charleston-1 W 5-2 7 18-28-0 7-9-0 Mattson (W 12-14) 1 4 2 1:56* Apr 21, 2012 at Coll. of Charleston-2 L 0-2 7 18-29-0 7-10-0 Navarette (L 5-12) 1 4 2 1:28* Apr 28, 2012 WESTERN CAROLINA-1 W 8-7 7 19-29-0 8-10-0 Navarette (W 6-12) - 1:58* Apr 28, 2012 WESTERN CAROLINA-2 W 6-5 7 20-29-0 9-10-0 Felix (W 2-3) 2 6 2 1:50* Apr 29, 2012 WESTERN CAROLINA W 4-2 7 21-29-0 10-10-0 Mattson (W 13-14) 2 6 6 1:29* May 05, 2012 CHATTANOOGA-1 L 1-9 6 21-30-0 10-11-0 Mattson (L 13-15) 1 6 4 1:51* May 05, 2012 CHATTANOOGA-2 L 1-7 7 21-31-0 10-12-0 Navarette (L 6-13) - 1:53* May 06, 2012 CHATTANOOGA L 3-6 7 21-32-0 10-13-0 Mattson (L 13-16) 1 0 2 2:10& May 10, 2012 at Appalachian State L 2-6 7 21-33-0 10-13-0 Mattson (L 13-17) 0 1:56& May 10, 2012 vs Samford W 6-5 7 22-33-0 10-13-0 Mattson (W 14-17) 1 0 4 2:19& May 11, 2012 vs Coll. of Charleston L 3-6 7 22-34-0 10-13-0 Mattson (L 14-18) 0 1:57

* = Southern Conference game# = Wingate by Wyndham Opening Weekend Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)% = Pirate Clash (Greenville, N.C.)@ = Spartan Classic (Greensboro, N.C.)$ = Buzz Classic (Woodstock, Ga.)& = SoCon Championship (Boone, N.C.)() extra inning game


First teamP: Stephanie Saylors, College of CharlestonP: Sarah Purvis, Georgia SouthernC: Vivian Morimoto, Chattanooga1B: Kasey Tydingco, Chattanooga2B: Sara Poteat, ChatttanoogaSS: Megan Rembielak, Appalachian State3B: Jessie Homesley, Furmanof: Allie Cashion, Appalachian Stateof: Marie Fogle, Georgia Southernof: Erin Foster, Western CarolinaDP: Michelle Fuzzard, ChattanoogaUT: Sarah Warnock, Appalachian State Second teamP: Hope Klicker, College of CharlestonP: Taylor Deason, ChattanoogaC: Michelle Lighton, Appalachian State1B: Amanda Lonergan, College of Charleston2B: Hanna Ennis, Georgia SouthernSS: Jessica Traxler, Chattanooga3B: Sarah Beth Roberts, Chattanoogaof: Tomeka Watson, Elonof: Stephanie Rieck, Chattanoogaof: Cheyenne Willis, ChattanoogadP: Katelyn Bedwell, UNCGUT: Lauren Collier, Furman all-freshman teamCaroline Rogers, Appalachian StateSarah Warnock, Appalachian StateHope Klicker, College of CharlestonAllison Pedigo, College of CharlestonMackenzie Maples, College of CharlestonBrooke Red, Georgia SouthernMadison Dickey, SamfordTaylor Deason, ChattanoogaSarah Beth Roberts, ChattanoogaCheyenne Willis, Chattanooga Player of the YearMichelle Fuzzard, Chattanooga freshman of the YearSarah Warnock, Appalachian State Pitcher of the YearSarah Purvis, Georgia Southern Coach of the YearAnnie Smith, Georgia Southern

2012 SoCon Softball Standings

SoCon Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Georgia Southern 22 2 .917 42 18 .700 Chattanooga 20 2 .909 39 16 .709 Coll. of Charleston 14 9 .609 37 23 .617 UNCG 10 14 .417 22 34 .393 Appalachian State 9 13 .409 22 25 .468 Elon 9 15 .375 24 27 .471 Western Carolina 9 15 .375 24 34 .414 Furman 6 18 .250 17 35 .327 Samford 6 20 .231 14 42 .250

Team Batting g avg ab r h 2b 3b hr bb so sb-att Chattanooga 55 .347 1495 375 519 106 10 66 166 231 33-40 Appalachian State 47 .293 1321 224 387 57 6 36 120 212 55-68 Western Carolina 58 .278 1549 260 431 66 11 44 160 232 37-47 Coll. of Charleston 60 .278 1509 220 419 68 13 31 139 328 65-77 Samford 56 .262 1486 183 390 52 2 28 117 312 24-36 Elon 51 .261 1328 225 346 48 5 32 137 255 81-96 Georgia Southern 60 .255 1605 245 410 85 7 48 192 309 36-42 UNCG 56 .249 1440 230 358 41 8 40 129 261 45-56 Furman 52 .237 1318 130 313 42 3 16 94 253 16-22 Totals 247 .274 13051 2092 3573 565 65 341 1254 2393 392-484

Team Pitching g era w l sv ip h r er bb so Georgia Southern 60 1.68 42 18 4 412.0 289 126 99 91 393 Coll. of Charleston 60 2.19 37 23 4 400.0 352 173 125 86 334 Chattanooga 55 2.67 39 16 3 349.0 367 190 133 117 262 Furman 52 3.23 17 35 4 340.2 387 206 157 130 217 Elon 51 3.41 24 27 4 338.1 347 221 165 177 236 Appalachian State 47 3.92 21 25 2 312.2 347 235 175 162 187 UNCG 56 4.42 22 34 5 361.0 434 294 228 211 188 Western Carolina 58 4.46 24 34 8 376.2 497 309 240 149 234 Samford 56 4.85 14 42 3 366.1 480 318 254 135 170 Totals 247 3.39 240 254 37 3256.2 3500 2072 576 1258 2221

runs batted in Michelle Fuzzard-UTC 63 Kasey Tydingco-UTC 62 Vivian Morimoto-UTC 61 Foster, Erin-WCU 53 Allie Cashion-ASU 51 doubles Vivian Morimoto-UTC 20 Kasey Tydingco-UTC 17 Andrea Tarashuk-GSU 16 Michelle Fuzzard-UTC 16 2 tied with 14 double(s) triples Cheyenne Willis-UTC 4 5 tied with 3 triple(s) Home runs Foster, Erin-WCU 18 Allie Cashion-ASU 16 Michelle Fuzzard-UTC 16 Vivian Morimoto-UTC 14 Kasey Tydingco-UTC 13 total bases Foster, Erin-WCU 137 Michelle Fuzzard-UTC 126 Vivian Morimoto-UTC 123 Kasey Tydingco-UTC 121 Marie Fogle-GSU 120

Stolen bases Tomeka Watson-ELON 27-31 Carly Corthell-COFC 21-24 Megan Rembielak-ASU 19-24 Sara Poteat-UTC 18-20 Carleigh Nester-ELON 17-20 Strikeouts IP SO Sarah Purvis-GSU 208.2 249 Taylor Deason-UTC 204.1 177 Stephanie Saylors-COFC 186.2 170 Garett, Jordan-WCU 173.2 147 Erin O'Shea-ELON 181.1 143

Hits Marie Fogle-GSU 73 Foster, Erin-WCU 66 Madison Dickey-SAM 64 Michelle Fuzzard-UTC 62 Sara Poteat-UTC 62 runs scored Cheyenne Willis-UTC 52 Michelle Fuzzard-UTC 52 Foster, Erin-WCU 46 Sara Poteat-UTC 46 Kasey Tydingco-UTC 40

2012 SoCon Softball Review


CAREER BATTING

Shonda SpagnolaShonda Spagnola appears in UNCG’s career top 10 in runs, walks and stolen bases.

HITTINGBatting average (min. 200 AB)1. Lara Long ................. 1995-98 ........... .3702. Jennifer Boggs * ....... 1985-88 ........... .3673. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 ........... .3524. Susan Carter ............ 1986-88 ........... .3505. Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003-04 ........... .3486. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 ........... .3467. Danielle Sekula ........ 1996-98 ........... .3238. Mary Greenway ......... 2007-08 ........... .313 Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 ........... .31310. Julia Boseman .......... 1985-86 ........... .31211. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 ........... .31012. Katelyn Bedwell .......2011-present .. .30913. Kris Harris ................. 1992-94 ........... .307 Joni Gomez ............... 2001-04 ........... .30715. Tara Steinhardt ......... 1993-96 ........... .306

Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present .. .298

Hits1. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 ............ 2302. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 ............ 227 Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 ............ 227

4. Kristy Norton ............ 1999-02 ............ 2225. Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 .............2126. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 .............2117. Lara Long ................. 1995-98 ............ 2038. Leigh Irwin ................ 1998-01 ............ 1969. Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 ............ 19010. Jill Quilla................... 1995-98 .............17511. Lyndsay Mouse ......... 2006-09 .............16712. Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2007-11 ............ 16413. Joni Gomez ............... 2001-04 ............ 158

Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present ... 125 Heather Robb ..........2010-present .... 100

Runs1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 .............1792. Shonda Spagnola ..... 1992-95 .............1433. Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 .............1164. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 .............1135. KimBenningfield ...... 2000-03 .............111 Silvia Gabalda .......... 1994-97 .............111 Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 .............1118. Leigh Irwin ................ 1998-01 ............ 1089. Lara Long ................. 1995-98 .............10710. Erin Kluttz ................. 1993-95 .............10111. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 ............ 100

12. Kristy Norton ............ 1999-02 .............. 94

Heather Robb ..........2010-present ...... 74

Doubles1. Lara Long ................. 1995-98 .............. 552. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 ...............513. Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 .............. 424. Kristy Norton ............ 1999-02 ...............415. Jill Quilla................... 1995-98 .............. 406. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 .............. 39 Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 .............. 398. KimBenningfield ...... 2000-03 .............. 38 Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 .............. 38 Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 .............. 3811. Joy Stogner ............... 1998-01 ...............31 Erin Kluttz ................. 1993-95 ...............31

Triples1. Susan Carter ............ 1986-88 ...............112. Jennifer Boggs * ....... 1985-88 .................9 Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 .................9 Erin Kluttz ................. 1993-95 .................9 Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 .................96. Lisa Oltman .............. 1992-95 .................8 Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 .................88. Mary Greenway ......... 2007-08 .................79. Angela Riddle ........... 1985 ......................6 Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003-04 .................6 Adriane Audley ......... 2004-07 .................612. Lori Leete ................. 1993-96 .................5

Katelyn Bedwell .......2011-present ........ 4 Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present ........ 3

Home runs1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 .............. 462. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 .............. 363. Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2007-11 .............. 324. Kelly Allen ................. 2004-06 ...............245. Joni Gomez ............... 2001-04 .............. 20 Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003-04 .............. 20 Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 .............. 20 Heather Robb ..........2010-present ...... 209. Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present ...... 1910. Adriane Audley ......... 2004-07 ...............1511. Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 ...............1412. Leslie Furness ........... 2006-09 ...............13 Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 ...............13

Katelyn Bedwell .......2011-present ......12

RBI1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 ............ 194

2. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 .............1513. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 .............1174. Lara Long ................. 1995-98 .............1115. Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2007-11 .............1126. Kristy Norton ............ 1999-02 ............ 1067. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 .............. 998. Jill Quilla................... 1995-98 .............. 989. Erin Kluttz ................. 1993-95 .............. 90 Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 .............. 9011. Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present ...... 8112. Tara Steinhardt ......... 1993-96 .............. 79 Judy Baker ................ 1997-99 .............. 79 Kris Harris ................. 1992-94 .............. 79 Danielle Sekula ........ 1996-98 .............. 79

Katelyn Bedwell .......2011-present ...... 61 Heather Robb ..........2010-present ...... 58

Slugging percentage (min. 200 AB)1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 ........... .6542. Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003-04 ........... .6333. Jennifer Boggs * ....... 1985-88 ........... .5404. Lara Long ................. 1995-98 ........... .5225. Katelyn Bedwell .......2011-present .. .5156. Susan Carter ............ 1986-88 ........... .5117. Gwen Johnson........... 2005-06 ........... .5048. Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2007-11 ........... .4969. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 ........... .49510. Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present .. .49211. Kelly Allen ................. 2004-06 ........... .49112. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 ........... .48813. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 ........... .48314. Joni Gomez ............... 2001-04 ........... .47615. Julia Boseman .......... 1985-86 ........... .44716. Erin Kluttz ................. 1993-95 ........... .442

At-bats1. Kristy Norton ............ 1999-02 ............ 7852. Adriane Audley ......... 2004-07 ............ 7683. KimBenningfield ...... 2000-03 .............7444. Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 ............ 7365. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 ............ 7356. Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 ............ 7097. Leigh Irwin ................ 1998-01 ............ 6988. Lyndsay Mouse ......... 2006-09 ............ 6969. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 ............ 67510. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 ............ 66411. Jill Quilla................... 1995-98 ............ 65812. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 ............ 644

Walks1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 .............1412. Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 .............. 923. Judy Baker ................ 1997-99 .............. 884. Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 .............. 83

5. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 .............. 756. KimBenningfield ...... 2000-03 .............. 707. Tracy Strommer ......... 1996-99 .............. 638. Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2007-11 ...............619. Shonda Spagnola ..... 1992-95 .............. 5810. Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 ...............5711. Leslie Furness ........... 2006-09 .............. 5512. Jill Quilla................... 1995-98 .............. 53

Eileen Horsmon ........2010-present ...... 48

Stolen bases1. Leigh Irwin ................ 1998-01 ............ 1022. Mary Greenway ......... 2007-08 .............. 903. Joan Weesies +^ ....... 1988-91 .............. 654. KimBenningfield ...... 2000-03 ...............615. Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 .............. 536. Lyndsay Mouse ......... 2006-09 ...............477. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 .............. 458. Shonda Spagnola ..... 1992-95 ...............419. Silvia Gabalda .......... 1994-97 .............. 3610. Deedee Smith + ........ 1986-89 .............. 35 Aisha Figueroa .........2011-present ...... 3512. Julia Boseman .......... 1985-86 .............. 3413. Lisa Tew .................... 1985-88 .............. 33 Susan Carter ............ 1986-88 .............. 33 Andrea Harrison ........ 2000-02 .............. 3316. Rashida Bryant ......... 1997-00 .............. 28

Games started1. Kristy Norton ............ 1999-02 ............ 2522. Adriane Audley ......... 2004-07 ............ 246 3. Leigh Irwin ................ 1998-01 ............ 243 Lyndsay Mouse ......... 2006-09 ............ 2435. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004-07 ............ 242 Tracy Strommer ......... 1996-99 ............ 2427. KimBenningfield ...... 2000-03 ............ 2408. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993-96 ............ 236 Brittany Ausley .......... 2007-10 ............ 23610. Jessie Marsh ............. 1996-99 ............ 23511. Penny Thompson....... 2000-03 ............ 22712. Kara Clouser ............. 2004-07 ............ 224 Alex Emeterio............ 2009-12 ............ 224

* batting stats from 1988 not available+ stolen bases from 1989 not available^ stolen bases from 1991 not available

Complete season stats from 1989-91 are miss-ing and those from seasons prior to that are incomplete.

alex emeterio (pictured above) finished her career as UNCG’s all-time leader in hits with 230.


Amber Harrell

amber Harrell is the only pitcher in school history to strike out more than 600 batters. She graduated in 2010 as UNCG’s career strikeout leader with 657 to her credit.

Jill QuillaJill Quilla threw out a school-record 50 runners trying to steal from 1995-98.

CAREER PITCHING/CATCHINGPITCHINGWins1. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 .............. 842. Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 .............. 703. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 .............. 524. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 .............. 485. Amber Harrell ........... 2007-10 .............. 466. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 .............. 437. Cory Mattson ............ 2009-12 ...............418. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 .............. 399. Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 ...............3710. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 .............. 2611. Becky Gray ............... 1999-00 .............. 22

ERA (min. 150 IP)1. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 ........... 1.782. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 ............1.873. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 ........... 1.894. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 ........... 2.055. Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 ............2.116. Tara Csernecky ......... 1992-94 ........... 2.287. Becky Gray ............... 1999-00 ........... 2.458. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 ........... 2.469. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 ........... 2.6910. Jessica Vanderploeg . 2002-03 ........... 2.7211. Jen Zegler * .............. 1986-89 ........... 2.75

Strikeouts1. Amber Harrell ........... 2007-10 ............ 6572. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 ............ 5653. Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 ............ 4844. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 .............4165. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 ............ 3996. Cory Mattson ............ 2009-12 ............ 3947. Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 ............ 3688. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 .............3519. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 ............ 33210. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 .............24711. Danielle Byrne .......... 2003-06 ............ 185

Shutouts1. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 .............. 292. Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 ...............213. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 ...............195. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 ...............176. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 ...............14 Amber Harrell ........... 2007-10 ...............148. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 ...............139. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 ...............10 Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 ...............10

Saves1. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 .............. 122. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 ...............103. Cory Mattson ............ 2009-12 .................54. Erica Navarette ........2012-present ........ 45. Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 .................2 Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 .................2 Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 .................2 Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 .................2 Kim Gaudio............... 1995-98 .................2 Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 .................2 Raeanne Hanks .......2010-present ........ 2

Starts1. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 ............ 1202. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 .............1183. Erin Chandler ........... 1993-96 .............1134. Amber Harrell ........... 2007-10 ............ 1065. Cory Mattson ............ 2009-12 .............. 946. Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 .............. 897. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 .............. 888. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 .............. 849. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 .............. 7310. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 ...............5111. Danielle Byrne .......... 2003-06 .............. 44 Appearances1. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 .............1472. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 .............1453. Amber Harrell ........... 2007-10 .............1404. Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 ............ 1365. Cory Mattson ............ 2009-12 ............ 1326. Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 ............ 122

7. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 .............1158. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 .............1149. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 .............11210. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 .............. 8911. Danielle Byrne .......... 2003-06 ...............77

Innings pitched1. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992-95 ......... 839.02. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004-07 ......... 735.13. Amber Harrell ........... 2007-10 ......... 703.04. Erin Chandler ............ 1993-96 ......... 702.15. Hannah Angel ........... 2005-09 ......... 602.16. Cory Mattson ............ 2009-12 ......... 591.07. Amy Poole ................ 2000-03 ......... 528.08. Amber Watson .......... 2000-03 ......... 522.09. Christine Hornak ....... 1997-98 ......... 498.210. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999-02 ......... 392.211. Danielle Byrne .......... 2003-06 ......... 333.2

* pitching stats for 1986 and 1989 not available

FIELDINGRunners caught stealing (catchers) ^1. Jill Quilla ............... 1995-98 ...50 (156-206)2. Whitney Sirois ....... 2007-10 ....41 (176-217)3. Christine Sweeney . 2002-03 .....32 (69-101)4. Leslie Furness ....... 2006-09 ...30 (105-135)5. Kelly Allen ............. 2003-06 .......24 (59-83)6. Jesse Norris .......... 1999-01 ..... 19 (99-118)7. Susan Carter * ...... 1986-88 ....... 16 (69-85)8. Katelyn Bedwell ... 2011-pr. ..... 15 (54-70)9. Judy Baker ............ 1997-99 .......12 (55-67)10. Toni MacReynolds 2011-pr. ......10 (60-70)11. Joy Stogner ........... 1998-01 .........9 (45-54)12. Vanessa Massie .... 2002-04 ......... 8 (51-59)13. Shannon Brooks ... 1992-95 ......... 7 (17-24)

^ catcher stats not available or complete prior to 1995 * This is 1987 only - research ongoing

Complete season stats from 1989-91 are missing and those from seasons prior to that are in-complete.


Karyn ThompsonKaryn Thompson has three of the top four RBI and home run seasons in school history. She was a four-time All-Big South Conference First Team selection.

Jennifer HubbardJennifer Hubbard holds the school record for single-season slugging percentage. She slugged .695 in 2003 with 11 doubles, six triples and 10 home runs en route to being named the Southern Conference Player of the Year.

SINGLE-SEASON BATTING

HITTING Batting Average (min. 100 AB)1. Lara Long ................. 1995 ................ .398 Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 ................ .3983. Lisa Oltman .............. 1992 ................ .3894. Lara Long ................. 1998 ................ .3875. Susan Carter ............ 1988 ................ .3866. Alex Emeterio............ 2010 ................. .3827. Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003 ................ .3778. Danielle Sekula ........ 1996 ................ .3729. Joni Gomez ............... 2004 ................ .36510. Karyn Thompson ....... 1994 ................ .363

Hits1. Lara Long ................. 1995 .................... 762. Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 .................... 723. Leigh Irwin ................ 2000 .................... 714. Danielle Sekula ........ 1996 .................... 705. Joni Gomez ............... 2004 .................... 696. Steph Workman ........ 1997 ..................... 68 Shonda Spagnola ..... 1995 .................... 688. Alex Emeterio............ 2010 ..................... 669. Lara Long ................. 1997 ..................... 6410. Lara Long ................. 1998 .................... 63 Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003 .................... 63 Mary Greenway ......... 2008 .................... 63

Runs1. Shonda Spagnola ..... 1995 .................... 662. Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 .................... 543. Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003 .................... 514. Shonda Spagnola ..... 1994 .................... 455. Karyn Thompson ....... 1996 .................... 446. Joni Gomez ............... 2004 .................... 427. Kara Long ................. 1995 .................... 41 Karyn Thompson ....... 1993 .................... 419. Lisa Oltman .............. 1992 .................... 40 Karyn Thompson ....... 1994 .................... 40 Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .................... 40

Doubles1. Lara Long ................. 1998 .................... 212. Lara Long ................. 1997 ..................... 203. Joni Gomez ............... 2004 .................... 164. KimBenningfield ...... 2002 .................... 15 Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2005 .................... 156. Lara Long ................. 1995 .................... 14 Brittany Ausley .......... 2010 ..................... 14 Jordan Jewett ............ 2011 ..................... 149. Penny Thompson....... 2002 .................... 13 Jessie Marsh ............. 1998 .................... 13 Jill Quilla................... 1997 ..................... 13 Erin Kluttz ................. 1993 .................... 13 Alex Emeterio............ 2010 ..................... 13

Triples1. Susan Carter ............ 1988 ...................... 8 Lisa Oltman .............. 1992 ...................... 83. Angela Riddle ........... 1985 ...................... 6 Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003 ...................... 65. Mary Greenway ......... 2008 ...................... 56. Jennifer Boggs .......... 1986 ...................... 4 Erin Kluttz ................. 1994 ...................... 4 Erin Kluttz ................. 1995 ...................... 49. Katelyn Bedwell .......2011 ..................... 3 Several with .............................................. 3

Home Runs1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 .................... 142. Penny Thompson....... 2002 .................... 133. Karyn Thompson ....... 1996 .................... 124. Karyn Thompson ....... 1994 .................... 11 Kelly Allen ................. 2005 .................... 11 Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2010 ..................... 11 Katelyn Bedwell .......2012 ....................11 Heather Robb ..........2012 ....................119. Penny Thompson....... 2001 .................... 10 Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003 .................... 10 Christine Sweeney .... 2003 .................... 10 Joni Gomez ............... 2004 .................... 10 Eileen Horsmon ........2012 ....................10

14. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993 ...................... 9 Joni Gomez ............... 2003 ...................... 9 Penny Thompson....... 2003 ...................... 9 Joni Gomez ............... 2004 ...................... 9 Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2011 ....................... 9

Runs Batted In1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 .................... 572. Karyn Thompson ....... 1996 .................... 553. Karyn Thompson ....... 1994 .................... 484. Penny Thompson....... 2002 .................... 475. Eileen Horsmon ........2012 ................... 466. Erin Kluttz ................. 1994 .................... 45 Lara Long ................. 1995 .................... 458. Katelyn Bedwell .......2012 ................... 409. Penny Thompson....... 2003 .................... 39 Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2004 .................... 39 Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2011 ..................... 3912. Lara Long ................. 1997 ..................... 38 Kaitlin Merkt ............. 2010 ..................... 3814. Tara Steinhardt ......... 1995 .................... 37 Kelly Allen ................. 2005 .................... 37

Slugging Percentage (min. 100 AB)1. Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2003 ................ .6952. Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 ................ .6913. Karyn Thompson ....... 1996 ................ .6524. Karyn Thompson ....... 1994 ................ .6495. Lara Long ................. 1998 ................ .6446. Penny Thompson....... 2002 ................ .6347. Susan Carter ............ 1988 ................ .6248. Joni Gomez ............... 2003 ................ .6149. Karyn Thompson ....... 1993 ................ .61310. Lisa Oltman .............. 1992 ................ .611

At Bats1. Leigh Irwin ................ 2000 .................. 2142. Kristy Norton ............ 2000 .................. 2103. Penny Thompson....... 2002 ..................2084. Brittany Ausley .......... 2007 .................. 2075. Krista Judge .............. 2006 ..................204

6. Jennifer Bonilla ......... 2007 ..................2027. Leigh Irwin ................ 2001 ..................2008. Kristy Norton ............ 2002 .................. 199 Jessie Marsh ............. 1997 ................... 19910. KimBenningfield ...... 2000 .................. 198 Kristy Norton ............ 1999 .................. 198

Walks1. Karyn Thompson ....... 1996 .................... 512. Karyn Thompson ....... 1995 .................... 433. Judy Baker ................ 1997 ..................... 33 Kelly Allen ................. 2005 .................... 335. Alex Emeterio............ 2009 .................... 316. Jennifer Hubbard ...... 2004 .................... 297. Judy Baker ................ 1999 .................... 288. Judy Baker ................ 1998 .................... 27 Brittany Ausley .......... 2009 .................... 2710. Jennifer Aguilar ......... 2003 .................... 26 Donna McLamb ........ 1993 .................... 26

Stolen Bases1. Mary Greenway ......... 2008 .................... 492. Joan Weesies ............ 1990 .................... 453. Mary Greenway ......... 2007 .................... 414. Leigh Irwin ................ 2001 .................... 395. Leigh Irwin ................ 2000 .................... 366. Lisa Oltman .............. 1992 .................... 267. KimBenningfield ...... 2002 .................... 22 Shonda Spagnola ..... 1995 .................... 229. Aisha Figueroa .........2011 ....................2110. Julia Boseman .......... 1986 .................... 20 Joan Weesies ............ 1988 .................... 20 Leigh Irwin ................ 1999 .................... 2013. Andrea Harrison ........ 2001 .................... 1914. Lyndsay Mouse ......... 2008 .................... 17 Danielle Sekula ........ 1996 .................... 17

Complete season stats from 1989-91 are missing and those from seasons prior to that are incomplete.


Penny Thompson A four-time All-Southern Conference First Team selection, Penny Thompson hit a team-best 13 home runs in 2002 – one off the school record – en route to be being named the SoCon Player of the Year. She also hit 13 doubles that season, helping the Spartans match the school record with 78 as a team.

1995 teamUNCG’s 1995 squad had what has to be considered the best offensive season in school history. In addition to win-ning a school-record 49 games, the 1995 team set school records for single-season batting average, hits, runs, doubles and RBI.

SINGLE-SEASON BATTING - TEAMHITTINGBatting Average# Year ........... G ........... Avg.1. 1995 ......... 66 ........... .3162. 1987 ......... 32 .......... .3083. 1985 ......... 28 .......... .3054. 1994 ......... 58 ........... .2995. 1986 ......... 40 ........... .2976. 2003 ......... 56 ........... .2777. 1997 ......... 65 ........... .2768. 1992 ......... 50 ........... .275 1993 ......... 52 ........... .27510. 2011 ......... 58 ........... .271 Hits# Year ........... G ........... Hits1. 1995 ......... 66 ............ 5452. 2000 ......... 66 ............ 4603. 1997 ......... 65 ............ 4584. 1994 ......... 58 ............ 4295. 2007 ......... 66 ............ 4226. 1996 ......... 61 ............ 4207. 2003 ......... 56 ............ 4048. 2004 ......... 60 ............ 3989. 2002 ......... 66 ............ 39610. 1999 ......... 64 ............ 393

Runs# Year ........... G .......... Runs1. 1995 ......... 66 ............ 3942. 1994 ......... 58 ............ 3203. 2003 ......... 56 ............ 2624. 1993 ......... 52 ............ 2535. 1996 ......... 61 .............2416. 1997 ......... 65 ............ 2387. 1986 ......... 40 ............ 234 2011 ......... 58 ............ 2349. 2004 ......... 60 ............ 22910. 2012 .........56 ........... 230

Doubles# Year ........... G ............. 2B1. 1995 ......... 66 .............. 78 2002 ......... 66 .............. 783. 1998 ......... 57 .............. 754. 2009 ......... 59 .............. 725. 2003 ......... 56 ...............71 2010 ......... 57 ...............717. 2004 ......... 60 .............. 708. 2000 ......... 66 .............. 69 2005 ......... 60 .............. 6910. 1997 ......... 65 .............. 66

Triples# Year ........... G ............. 3B1. 1992 ......... 50 .............. 18 1995 ......... 66 .............. 183. 1994 ......... 58 ...............174. 1988 ......... 36 .............. 155. 1986 ......... 40 ...............146. 2003 ......... 56 ...............147. 2007 ......... 66 ...............11 2011 ......... 58 ...............119. 1999 ......... 64 .............. 10 2000 ......... 66 .............. 10

Home Runs# Year ........... G ............. HR1. 2003 ......... 56 .............. 572. 2004 ......... 60 .............. 533. 2012 .........56 ............. 404. 2010 ......... 57 .............. 395. 2005 ......... 60 .............. 366. 2007 ......... 66 .............. 357. 2006 ......... 62 ...............318. 2009 ......... 59 .............. 269. 2011 ......... 58 .............. 2310. 1995 ......... 66 ...............21 2008 ......... 56 ...............21 Runs Batted In# Year ........... G ............ RBI1. 1995 ......... 66 ............ 3042. 1994 ......... 58 ............ 2363. 2003 ......... 56 ............ 2224. 2004 ......... 60 .............2105. 1997 ......... 65 ............ 203 2012 .........56 ........... 2037. 1993 ......... 52 ............ 1978. 2007 ......... 66 ............ 1969. 2010 ......... 57 ............ 19310. 2011 ......... 58 ............ 19211. 1996 ......... 61 ............ 191

Slugging Percentage# Year ........... G ............Slg.1. 2003 ......... 56 .......... .4622. 1995 ......... 66 ........... .4183. 2004 ......... 60 .......... . 4024. 1985 ......... 28 .......... .4005. 1994 ......... 58 ........... .3976. 1986 ......... 40 .......... .3867. 2010 ......... 57 ........... .3778. 2011 ......... 58 ........... .3759. 2012 .........56 .......... .37210. 2005 ......... 60 ........... .37111. 2009 ......... 59 .......... .364

At Bats# Year ........... G ............. AB1. 2000 ......... 66 ......... 1,7662. 1995 ......... 66 ......... 1,7273. 2007 ......... 66 ......... 1,7204. 2002 ......... 66 ......... 1,7015. 1997 ......... 65 ......... 1,6586. 2006 ......... 62 ......... 1,5987. 1999 ......... 64 ......... 1,5928. 1996 ......... 61 ......... 1,5909. 2004 ......... 60 ..........1,57410. 2005 ......... 60 ......... 1,565

Walks# Year ........... G ............. BB1. 2009 ......... 59 ............ 1802. 2010 ......... 57 ............ 1673. 1995 ......... 66 ............ 1654. 2007 ......... 66 .............1615. 2004 ......... 60 ............ 1606. 1996 ......... 61 ............ 1567. 1993 ......... 52 ............ 153 1994 ......... 58 ............ 1539. 2011 ......... 58 ............ 14910. 1997 ......... 65 ............ 148

Stolen Bases# Year ........... G ............. SB1. 2000 ......... 66 .............. 962. 1996 ......... 61 .............. 83 2001 ......... 58 .............. 83 2002 ......... 66 .............. 835. 2007 ......... 66 .............. 806. 1986 ......... 40 .............. 787. 2008 ......... 56 .............. 778. 1999 ......... 64 .............. 759. 1995 ......... 66 .............. 7310. 1997 ......... 65 .............. 72



Erin ChandlerErin Chandler turned in a 13-1 mark as a freshman in 1993 and her .929 winning percentage that season still stands as a school record. She was the Big South Conference MVP in 2005, when she had the second-best winning percentage in school history at .821 (23-5 record).

Christine HornakChristine Hornak holds several school records, including the single-season marks for wins (27) and strikeouts (262). She was the Big South Conference MVP in 1997.

SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING

PITCHINGWins1. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ..................... 272. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1995 .................... 25 Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................... 254. Lorri Parrott .............. 1990 .................... 23 Erin Chandler ............ 1995 .................... 236. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .................... 21 Erin Chandler ............ 1996 .................... 218. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1993 .................... 19 Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992 .................... 1910. Becky Gray ............... 1999 .................... 1811. Amber Watson .......... 2001 .................... 16

Winning Percentage1. Erin Chandler ............ 1993 ...... .929 (13-1)2. Erin Chandler ............ 1995 ...... .821 (23-5)3. Lorri Parrott .............. 1990 ...... .767 (23-7)4. Amber Watson .......... 2003 ...... .733 (11-4)5. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1995 .... .714 (25-10)6. Melissa Johnson ....... 2003 ...... .684 (13-6)7. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .... .677 (21-10)8. Jen Zegler ................. 1987......... .667 (8-4)9. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .... .658 (25-13)10. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1993 .... .633 (19-11)11. Jen Zegler ................. 1988 ...... .632 (12-7)12. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ..... .628 (27-16)13. Amy Poole ................ 2000 ...... .625 (15-9)

Earned Run Average (min. 100 IP)1. Erin Chandler ............ 1993 ................. 1.322. Amber Watson .......... 2003 ................. 1.353. Amy Poole ................ 2001 ................. 1.39

4. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1993 ................. 1.505. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 .................. 1.586. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 ................. 1.687. Amy Poole ................ 2000 ................. 1.738. Erin Chandler ............ 1995 ................. 1.879. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................2.03 Amber Watson .......... 2000 .................2.03

Strikeouts1. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ...................2622. Amber Harrell ........... 2010 ................... 2143. Hannah Angel ........... 2008 .................. 1774. Amber Harrell ........... 2008 .................. 1725. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2007 .................. 1666. Vanessa Oakes ......... 2006 .................. 1657. Erin Chandler ............ 1996 .................. 1438. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999 .................. 1429. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................. 13710. Amber Harrell ........... 2009 .................. 136

Innings Pitched1. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ................ 278.12. Erin Chandler ............ 1996 ............... 274.13. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 ............... 220.14. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1995 ............... 218.05. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 ............... 216.16. Amber Harrell ........... 2010 ................ 204.17. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992 ...............203.28. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1993 ............... 201.09. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999 ...............198.010. Cory Mattson ............ 2011 .................197.1 Appearances

1. Erin Chandler ............ 1996 .................... 542. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ..................... 473. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999 .................... 42 Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................... 425. Becky Gray ............... 1999 .................... 41 Amber Harrell ........... 2010 ..................... 417. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .................... 40 Cory Mattson ............ 2011 ..................... 40 Cory Mattson ...........2012 ................... 4010. Amy Poole ................ 2000 .................... 38 Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004 .................... 3812. Erica Navarette ........2012 ....................37

Starts1. Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ..................... 432. Erin Chandler ............ 1996 .................... 343. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1995 .................... 33 Vanessa Oakes ......... 2004 .................... 335. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999 .................... 326. Erin Chandler ............ 1995 .................... 30 Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................... 30 Vanessa Oakes ......... 2005 .................... 30 Amber Harrell ........... 2008 .................... 30 Amber Harrell ........... 2010 ..................... 30 Cory Mattson ...........2012 ................... 3012. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .................... 29 Cory Mattson ............ 2011 ..................... 29

Complete Games1. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................... 352. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1995 .................... 303. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 .................... 294. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .................... 285. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1993 .................... 276. Erin Chandler ............ 1996 .................... 25

7. Amber Harrell ........... 2008 .................... 22 Amber Harrell ........... 2010 ..................... 229. Maureen Flynn .......... 1999 .................... 21 Vanessa Oakes ......... 2007 .................... 21 Vanessa Oakes ......... 2005 .................... 21

Shutouts1. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1993 .................... 122. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 .................... 11 Christine Hornak ....... 1997 ..................... 114. Christine Hornak ....... 1998 ...................... 8 Amy Poole ................ 2000 ...................... 86. Maureen Flynn .......... 2000 ...................... 7 Amber Watson .......... 2003 ...................... 78. Seven tied at............................................. 6

Saves1. Maureen Flynn .......... 2002 ...................... 82. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1992 ...................... 73. Maureen Flynn .......... 2001 ...................... 4 Erica Navarette ........2012 ..................... 45. Cory Mattson ............ 2011 ....................... 36. Winn Hazlegrove ....... 1994 ...................... 2 Kim Gaudio............... 1995 ...................... 2 Erin Chandler ............ 1996 ...................... 2 Amy Poole ................ 2000 ...................... 2 Hannah Angel ........... 2008 ...................... 2 Raeanne Hanks ........ 2011 ....................... 2



Leslie Furness Leslie Furness committed just seven errors in her career, graduating in 2009 with a career fielding percentage of .991 in 170 games played. Furness was part of UNCG squads that posted three of the top 10 best-fielding seasons by percentage in school history.

1993 teamThe 1993 team posted the best staff ERA in school history, a 1.44 mark. Erin Chandler turned in a school-record 1.32 mark and went 13-1, while Winn Hazlegrove posted a 1.50 ERA and went 19-11.

SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING/FIELDING - TEAMPITCHINGWins# Year ........... G .......... Wins1. 1995 ......... 66 .............. 492. 1997 ......... 65 .............. 403. 2003 ......... 56 .............. 384. 2000 ......... 66 .............. 375. 1993 ......... 52 .............. 366. 1994 ......... 58 .............. 35 2002 ......... 66 .............. 358. 1998 ......... 57 .............. 329. 1992 ......... 50 ...............31 1999 ......... 64 ...............31 2001 ......... 58 ...............31

Earned Run Average# Year ........... G ........... ERA1. 1993 ......... 52 ........... 1.442. 1994 ......... 58 ........... 1.883. 2000 ......... 66 ........... 2.044. 1995 ......... 66 ........... 2.075. 2001 ......... 58 ............2.116. 2003 ......... 56 ........... 2.307. 1992 ......... 50 ........... 2.388. 2002 ......... 66 ........... 2.429. 1988 ......... 36 ........... 2.5110. 2008 ......... 56 ........... 2.57

Strikeouts# Year ........... G ............... K1. 2007 ......... 66 ............ 3702. 2010 ......... 57 ............ 3693. 2008 ......... 56 ............ 3534. 1997 ......... 65 ............ 3325. 2006 ......... 62 ............ 3296. 2009 ......... 59 ............ 3247. 2002 ......... 66 ............ 2818. 2004 ......... 60 ............ 2669. 2003 ......... 56 ............ 26510. 2005 ......... 60 ............ 245

Innings Pitched# Year ........... G .............. IP1. 2000 ......... 66 ......... 453.12. 2002 ......... 66 ......... 445.13. 2007 ......... 66 ..........441.14. 1995 ......... 66 ......... 432.25. 1997 ......... 65 ..........427.16. 1996 ......... 61 .......... 417.0

7. 2006 ......... 62 ..........413.18. 1999 ......... 64 ......... 412.09. 2004 ......... 60 ......... 408.210. 2010 ......... 57 ......... 391.0

Walks (most)# Year ........... G ............. BB1. 2011 ......... 58 ............ 2452. 2009 ......... 59 ............ 2213. 2012 .........56 ............2114. 2010 ......... 57 ............ 1895. 2006 ......... 62 ............ 1886. 2005 ......... 60 .............1707. 2008 ......... 56 ............ 1688. 2002 ......... 66 ............ 1539. 1999 ......... 64 ............ 14910. 1995 ......... 66 ............ 14511. 1996 ......... 61 ............ 135

Walks (fewest)# Year ........... G ............. BB1. 1993 ......... 52 .............. 902. 2000 ......... 66 .............. 943. 1992 ......... 50 .............. 954. 1997 ......... 65 .............. 995. 1988 ......... 36 ............ 1076. 1998 ......... 57 ............ 1097. 2003 ......... 56 ............ 1138. 2001 ......... 58 .............1149. 1994 ......... 58 ............ 12510. 2004 ......... 60 ............ 132

Complete Games# Year ........... G ............. CG1. 1995 ......... 66 ...............51 1997 ......... 65 ...............513. 1994 ......... 58 .............. 454. 1992 ......... 50 .............. 435. 2008 ......... 56 .............. 426. 1993 ......... 52 ...............417. 1999 ......... 64 .............. 40 2004 ......... 60 .............. 409. 1998 ......... 57 .............. 39 2005 ......... 60 .............. 39

Shutouts# Year ........... G ........... ShO1. 2000 ......... 66 .............. 202. 1993 ......... 52 .............. 19

3. 1994 ......... 58 ...............17 1995 ......... 66 ...............175. 1997 ......... 65 .............. 13 2003 ......... 56 .............. 137. 2002 ......... 66 .............. 12 2007 ......... 66 .............. 129. 2008 ......... 56 ...............1110. 1992 ......... 50 ................ 9 1998 ......... 57 ................ 9

Saves# Year ........... G .............. Sv1. 2002 ......... 66 ................ 92. 1992 ......... 50 ................ 83. 2011 ......... 58 ................ 5 2012 .........56 ............... 55. 2001 ......... 58 ................ 46. 1995 ......... 66 ................ 37. 1988 ......... 36 ................ 2 1994 ......... 58 ................ 2 1996 ......... 61 ................ 2 2004 ......... 60 ................ 2 2008 ......... 56 ................ 2 2010 ......... 57 ................ 2

FIELDINGPutouts# Year ........... G ............. PO1. 2000 ......... 66 ......... 1,3592. 2007 ......... 66 ......... 1,3223. 1995 ......... 66 ......... 1,2964. 1997 ......... 65 ......... 1,2825. 1996 ......... 61 ......... 1,2516. 2006 ......... 62 ......... 1,2397. 1999 ......... 64 ......... 1,2368. 2004 ......... 60 ......... 1,2269. 2010 ......... 57 ..........1,17310. 2005 ......... 60 ..........1,168

Assists# Year ........... G ............... A1. 1995 ......... 66 ............ 7282. 2002 ......... 66 ............ 6883. 1996 ......... 61 ............ 6394. 1999 ......... 64 ............ 6385. 2000 ......... 66 ............ 6376. 2004 ......... 60 ............ 6237. 2011 ......... 58 ............ 5798. 2003 ......... 56 ............ 5469. 2001 ......... 58 ............ 54010. 2005 ......... 60 ............ 522

Errors (fewest)# Year ........... G ................E1. 2008 ......... 56 .............. 502. 2007 ......... 66 .............. 573. 1988 ......... 36 .............. 584. 2003 ......... 56 .............. 645. 2009 ......... 59 .............. 66

6. 2001 ......... 58 .............. 727. 1995 ......... 66 .............. 73 1998 ......... 57 .............. 73 2002 ......... 66 .............. 7310. 2004 ......... 60 .............. 80

2012 .........56 ..............81

Errors (most)# Year ........... G ................E1. 2005 ......... 60 ............ 1212. 1999 ......... 64 .............1113. 1985 ......... 28 ............ 1044. 2000 ......... 66 ............ 1035. 1996 ......... 61 .............. 956. 1994 ......... 58 .............. 94 1997 ......... 65 .............. 948. 2006 ......... 62 .............. 939. 1992 ......... 50 ...............9110. 2010 ......... 57 .............. 90

Fielding percentage# Year ........... G ........... Pct.1. 2007 ......... 66 .......... .9692. 2008 ......... 56 .......... .9683. 1995 ......... 66 .......... .965 2002 ......... 66 .......... .9655. 2003 ......... 56 .......... .9626. 2001 ......... 58 .......... . 9607. 2004 ......... 60 .......... .959 2009 ......... 59 .......... .9599. 1998 ......... 57 ........... .95710. 2011 ......... 58 .......... .953

2012 .........56 .......... .952

Double plays# Year ........... G ............. DP1. 1996 ......... 61 .............. 332. 1995 ......... 66 .............. 303. 2004 ......... 60 ...............21 2011 ......... 58 ...............21 2012 .........56 ..............216. 2002 ......... 66 .............. 207. 2005 ......... 60 .............. 198. 1993 ......... 52 ...............16 1994 ......... 58 ...............16 2000 ......... 66 ...............1611. 2003 ......... 56 .............. 15 2010 ......... 57 .............. 15



Mary GreenwayMary Greenway stole a school-record six bases against Furman on May 3, 2008. Greenway, who played just two seasons for UNCG, finished second in school history in career steals with 90 to her credit.

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS - BATTINGAt bats7 ..................................KimBenningfieldvs.BallState(2/19/00)6 ..................................ShondaSpagnolavs.Charlotte(3/25/95)....................................ErinKluttzvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95)........................................RashidaBryantvs.BallState(2/19/00)...............................................LeighIrwinvs.BallState(2/19/00)............................................KristyNortonvs.BallState(2/19/00).............................................. JoyStognervs.BallState(2/19/00)........................BrittanyAusleyatCollegeofCharleston(3/20/10)........................... KaitlinMerktatCollegeofCharleston(3/20/10)5 ............................................................................Several players... LAST: Aubrey Baldwin and Alex Emeterio at Samford (4/1/12)

Hits5 ...................................................KristyNortonvs.Elon(4/4/01)4 .................................... JuliaBosemanatSt.Andrews(3/18/86)..........................................TaraSteinhardtvsCharlotte(3/25/95)......................................... LaraLongvs.NorthCarolina(3/25/95)........................NakiaAlexandervs.NorthCarolinaA&T(3/28/95).................................WinnHazlegrovevs.NorthCarolina(4/1/95)............................................PamHoustonvs.Charlotte(4/11/95)................................................... LaraLongvs.Radford(4/13/95)....................................... KarynThompsonvs.Winthrop(3/16/96)........................................ StephWorkmanvs.Kentucky(2/22/97).....................................JessieMarshvs.NorthCarolina(4/14/98)..........................KristyNortonvs.CollegeofCharleston(4/10/99).....................................KimBenningfieldvs.BallState(2/19/00)...............................................LeighIrwinvs.BallState(2/19/00)............................... PennyThompsonvs.DelawareState(3/9/00)...........................................KimBenningfieldatLiberty(3/28/00).......................................... AmberWatsonvs.Charlotte(4/11/01)......................................... JenniferMoranvs.Campbell(2/11/03).................................. ChristinaMontanavs.Longwood(4/22/04)...........................GwenJohnsonvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/05).................................KellyAllenvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/05)............................StephanieTarlekvs.UNCWilmington(3/29/06)....................................... LeslieFurnessvs.Chattanooga(4/8/06).........................................AdrianeAudleyvs.Campbell(2/20/07).............................MaryGreenwayvs.WesternCarolina(4/14/07)..............................MaryGreenwayvs.CoastalCarolina(2/10/08)................................BrittanyAusleyvs.WesternCarolina(4/6/08)........................... KaitlinMerktatCollegeofCharleston(3/20/10)............................................ AlexEmeteriovs.Marshall(3/24/10)................................... JordanJewettatWesternCarolina(4/2/11).............................................AlexEmeteriovs.Samford(4/30/11).................................... Eileen Horsmon vs. Fordham (2/17/12)

Runs6 .....................ShondaSpangolavs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95)5 .......................KarynThompsonvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95)4 .................................... JuliaBosemanatSt.Andrews(3/18/86).............................SusanCartervs.NorthCarolinaA&T(3/25/87).........................NakiaAlexanderatNorthCarolinaA&T(3/28/95).............................SilviaGabaldavs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95)............................TaraSteinhardtvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95).................................... LaraLongvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95)...............................................LeighIrwinvs.BallState(2/19/00)....................................................LeighIrwinatFurman(4/28/01)............................KimBenningfieldvs.AppalachianSt.(3/27/02)...................................KaitlinMerktvs.WesternCarolina(3/8/09)..............................BrittanyAusleyvs.WesternCarolina(4/18/10)................................... JordanJewettatWesternCarolina(4/2/11)

RBI7 ............................... KellyCouncilmanvs.St.Andrews(3/31/88)........................... KarynThompsonvs.CoastalCarolina(3/30/96)6 ............................................. PennyThompsonvs.Elon(4/4/01).................................KellyAllenvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/05).......................... LyndseyWilsonvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(3/27/07).................................KaitlinMerktvs.WesternCarolina(4/17/10)....................................... Eileen Horsmon at Samford (4/1/12)5 ............................... TaraSteinhardtvs.MorganState(2/26/95)........................KarynThompsonvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(3/28/95)........................NakiaAlexandervs.NorthCarolinaA&T(3/28/95).......................................................LaraLongvs.Detroit(3/3/98)..........................................PennyThompsonvs.Belmont(3/9/03)...........................................PennyThompsonvs.Akron(3/14/03).................................KellyAllenvs.CharlestonSouthern(3/4/06)............................... BrittanyAusleyvs.MoreheadState(2/16/07)...............................JenniferBonillavs.MoreheadState(2/16/07)

......................................HeatherBranchevs.Campbell(2/20/07)

.................... LauraOlenderskivs.NorthCarolinaCentral(4/7/09)

Doubles2 ............................................................................Several players.................. LAST: Eileen Horsmon vs. Morehead State (3/3/12)

Triples2 ...........................................MeganGoughatRadford(2/20/02).................. AdrianeAudleyvs.Maryland-EasternShore(3/22/05)............................AlexEmeteriovs.NorthCarolinaA&T(3/20/12)

Home runs3 .......................KarynThompsonvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/5/95).................................KellyAllenvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/05)2 ........................ KarynThompsonvs.CoastalCarolina(3/30/96).......................................................LaraLongvs.Detroit(3/3/98).......................................................JudyBakeratLiberty(4/1/98)................................................. PennyThompsonatElon(4/4/01)...............................PennyThompsonatUNCWilmington(4/8/01)..............................................PennyThompsonvs.Elon(2/12/02)......................................PennyThompsonvs.Campbell(3/23/02).......................... JenniferHubbardvs.AppalachianState(4/5/03)........................ ChristineSweeneyvs.AppalachianState(4/6/03).............................................. JenniferMoranvs.Furman(5/3/03)....................................... KellyAllenvs.DelawareState(2/20/04).............................LynsiPiercevs.CharlestonSouthern(2/29/04)..........................................................KellyAllenvs.Elon(5/8/04)...........................JenniferBonillaatNorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/05)............................... BrittanyAusleyvs.MoreheadState(2/16/07)...............................JenniferBonillavs.MoreheadState(2/16/07)...............................LeslieFurnessvs.WesternCarolina(4/14/07).................................................KaitlinMerktatSamford(5/9/10).................................... Eileen Horsmon vs. Fordham (2/17/12)

Stolen bases6 ...........................................MaryGreenwayvs.Furman(5/3/08)5 .................................... JuliaBosemanatSt.Andrews(3/18/86)4 ..........................................LeighIrwinvs.Manhattan(2/25/00)..............................................MaryGreenwayatRadford(4/1/08)3 .............................. JillQuillaatCollegeofCharleston(2/28/97)..............................SilviaGabaldavs.EasternKentucky(4/18/97)

.........................................LeighIrwinvs.DelawareState(3/9/00)

..................................................LeighIrwinvs.Radford(2/16/01)

..................................................LeighIrwinvs.Radford(2/27/01)

......................... JenniferAguilarvs.SaintMary’s(Calif.)(3/11/02)

................................................ AshleyPurcellvs.Akron(3/14/03)

...............................................LynsiPiercevs.Winthrop(2/20/04)

................................................KristaJudgevs.Radford(2/18/06)

.....................................MaryGreenwayvs.NorfolkState(3/4/07)

.............................MaryGreenwayvs.AppalachianState(4/6/07)

.............................MaryGreenwayvs.WesternCarolina(4/14/07)

...................... MaryGreenwayvs.CollegeofCharleston(4/29/07)

...............................MaryGreenwayvs.WesternCarolina(4/6/08)

...........................................AishaFigueroavs.Evansville(3/4/11)

............................Aisha Figueroa at Western Carolina (4/2/11)

Walks4 ........................................LoriLeetevs.MorganState(2/26/95)....................................... KarynThompsonvs.Winthrop(3/16/96)3 ............................................................................Several players .............................. LAST: Toni MacReynolds vs. Elon (3/17/12)

Hit by pitch2 ........................SusanCartervs.ChristopherNewport(3/27/87)................................. NakiaAlexandervs.NorthCarolina(4/2/95).........................................ShondaSpagnolavs.Liberty(4/21/95)......................................ShondaSpagnolaatCampbell(5/12/95)................................................. JoyStognervs.Furman(4/29/00)...............................................KristyNortonvs.Radford(2/16/01)............................................... KaraClouservs.Furman(2/29/04).............................KaraClouservs.EastTennesseeState(4/9/04)..........................................BrittanyAusleyvs.Minnesota(2/9/07)........................................LyndsayMousevs.KentState(2/17/07).............................LauraOlenderskivs.St.Francis(Pa.)(2/28/07)....................LauraOlenderskivs.CollegeofCharleston(4/28/07)...................................LauraOlenderskivs.NorthFlorida(2/6/09)..................................................AlexEmeteriovs.Rider(2/26/12).....................................DominiqueMadrugaatSamford(4/1/12)

Home runs off the Spartan statue (home and visitor)Alex Emeterio (UNCG) vs. College of Charleston ...............4/25/09


No-hitters No-hitters thrown by UNCG

Lorri Parrott vs. Bennet (27-0, 5 inn.) ............................. 3/25/90

Winn Hazlegrove vs. St. Louis (2-0, 6 inn.) ...................... 3/11/93

Winn Hazlegrove vs. Winthrop (7-0) ............................... 4/22/93

Winn Hazlegrove vs. Radford (2-0, 6 inn.) ....................... 3/12/94

Erin Chandler vs. St. Peter’s (6-1) ................................... 2/20/94

Erin Chandler vs. North Carolina A&T (16-1, 3 inn.) ......... 3/16/94

Erin Chandler vs. East Carolina (4-1) .............................. 4/21/96

Christine Hornak vs. Maine (8-0, 5 inn.) * .........................3/3/98

Amber Watson vs. Toledo (2-0) * ................................... 2/23/03

Lynsi Pierce vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore (10-0, 5 inn.) ..... 3/22/05

Cory Mattson at No. 23 Florida State (1-0, 9 inn.) ............ 2/11/11

* perfect game

Amber Watsonamber Watson struck out a school-record 17 batters and threw just the second perfect game in school history in a 2-0 win over toledo on Feb. 23, 2003.

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS - PITCHINGPITCHINGInnings pitched12.0 .....................................DanielleByrnevs.Furman(3/28/04)10.0 ...............................WinnHazlegrovevs.Charlotte(3/25/95)............................................ ErinChandlervs.Marshall(2/23/96)......................................ErinChandlervs.EastCarolina(3/31/96).................................ErinChandlervs.JacksonvilleState(5/9/96)..........................ChristineHornakvs.GeorgiaSouthern(4/25/98)...................................................AmyPoolevs.Furman(4/30/00).......................................AmberHarrellvs.VirginiaTech(2/14/10)9.0 ..........................................JenZeglervs.Longwood(3/24/86).............................................. ErinChandlervs.Virginia(2/25/96).............................................ErinChandlervs.Canisius(3/12/96)...........................ChristineHornakvs.EasternKentucky(3/20/97)............................ ChristineHornakvs.GeorgiaSouthern(5/2/98)..................................VanessaOakesatUNCWilmington(3/9/04).............................VanessaOakesvs.GeorgiaSouthern(4/24/04)........................ HannahAngelvs.CollegeofCharleston(4/19/08)........................................CoryMattsonvs.St.Joseph’s(2/20/10)...........................CoryMattsonatCollegeofCharleston(3/20/10)........................................CoryMattsonatFloridaState(2/11/11)..........................................Cory Mattson at Radford (4/17/12)

Strikeouts17 .......................................... AmberWatsonvs.Toledo(2/23/03)12 .................................JessicaVanderploegvs.Toledo(2/21/03).................................AmberHarrellvs.UNCWilmington(2/24/08)......................................................AmberHarrellatElon(5/2/09)...........................CoryMattsonatCollegeofCharleston(3/20/10)11 ..............................ChristineHornakvs.EastCarolina(5/3/97)...................................................AmyPoolevs.Radford(2/27/01).....................................LynsiPiercevs.DelawareState(2/20/04)..............................................VanessaOakesvs.Furman(4/2/06).............................VanessaOakesvs.GeorgiaSouthern(4/22/07)...............................HannahAngelvs.MountSt.Mary’s(2/23/08).............................. HannahAngelvs.GeorgiaSouthern(4/12/08)........................ HannahAngelvs.CollegeofCharleston(4/19/08)...........................AmberHarrellvs.CollegeofCharleston(5/8/09)...............................AmberHarrellatAppalachianState(4/11/10)............................AmberHarrellvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/10)

Hits allowed16 ............................ErinChandlervs.JacksonvilleState(5/9/96)15 .............................. AmberWatsonatNorthCarolina(4/24/01)...............................Cory Mattson vs. North Carolina (4/11/12)14 ................................................... AmyPoolevs.UCLA(3/8/02)............................................VanessaOakesvs.NCState(4/7/04)...................................................VanessaOakesvs.Elon(5/8/04).......................VanessaOakesvs.CollegeofCharleston(3/26/05)................................................HannahAngelatRadford(4/1/08)13 ...........................ChristineHornakvs.BostonCollege(3/2/97)...............................ChristineHornakvs.SouthCarolina(5/16/97)...................................MaureenFlynnatNorthCarolina(4/24/01)....................................DanielleByrnevs.SouthCarolina(2/6/05)...........................................VanessaOakesvs.Maryland(3/4/05)...................................DanielleByrneatNorthCarolina(4/14/05)

Runs allowed13 ................................... KimGaudiovs.EastCarolina(4/21/96)............................................CoryMattsonvs.St.John’s(2/13/11)............................................. JosieFelixatVirginiaTech(3/29/11)12 ..................................................CoryMattsonatElon(5/7/11)11 ............................... JenZeglervs.VirginiaWesleyan(3/28/87)....................................................LisaFecilevs.Averett(4/14/87).................................................. ErinChandlervs.UMBC(4/5/96)............................................AmberHarrellvs.NCState(4/12/07)............................................... AmberHarrellatFurman(3/21/09)..................................AmberHarrellvs.ClevelandState(2/27/10)10 ..............................................LisaFecilevs.Charlotte(3/2/87).....................................................JenZegleratMeredith(4/2/87)........................................LisaFecilevs.St.Augustine’s(4/11/87).....................................WinnHazlegrovevs.KentState(3/26/95)....................................... JessicaVanderploegvs.Hawaii(4/1/03)....................................LynsiPiercevs.StephenF.Austin(2/5/05).......................VanessaOakesvs.CollegeofCharleston(3/26/05)................................. VanessaOakesvs.NorthCarolina(4/11/06)................................. AmberHarrellvs.WesternCarolina(4/5/08)...............................Cory Mattson vs. North Carolina (4/11/12)

Earned runs allowed

11 ............................... JenZeglervs.VirginiaWesleyan(3/28/87)..................................AmberHarrellvs.ClevelandState(2/27/10).......................................................CoryMattsonatElon(5/7/11)10 ................................... KimGaudiovs.EastCarolina(4/21/96)............................................AmberHarrellvs.NCState(4/12/07).............................................CoryMattsonvs.StJohn’s(2/13/11)9 ..................................................JenZegleratMeredith(4/2/87).................................................. ErinChandlervs.UMBC(4/5/96)....................................... JessicaVanderploegvs.Hawaii(4/1/03)................................. AmberHarrellvs.WesternCarolina(4/5/08)............................................. JosieFelixatVirginiaTech(3/29/11).............................. Erica Navarette vs. Virginia Tech (2/12/12)...............................Cory Mattson vs. North Carolina (4/11/12)

Walks15 .......................MegSheehanvs.GreensboroCollege(3/21/86)13 ...............MegSheehanvs.NorthCarolinaWesleyan(3/23/86)11 .......................................CoryMattsonvs.St.John’s(2/13/11)............................................. JosieFelixatVirginiaTech(3/29/11)10 ....................................MegSheehanatSt.Andrews(3/18/86)................................. AmberHarrellvs.WesternCarolina(4/5/08)9 ..................................................JenZeglervs.Averett(4/14/87).........................................LynsiPiercevs.Chattanooga(4/16/05).................................... AmberHarrellatNorthCarolina(2/20/10)

Wild pitches6 .......................................HannahAngelvs.Pittsburgh(3/10/06)5 .................MegSheehanvs.NorthCarolinaWesleyan(3/23/86)4 ................................................LisaFecilevs.Charlotte(3/2/87)............................................. DanielleByrneatCharlotte(3/3/04)....................................LynsiPiercevs.GeorgiaSouthern(5/7/05)...........................................VanessaOakesatNCState(2/15/06)3 ......................................MegSheehanatSt.Andrews(3/18/86)

.............MegSheehanvs.GreensboroCollege(3/21/86) ...............................ErinChandlervs.Radford(3/26/96) ............................ ErinChandlervs.Campbell(4/16/96) .ErinChandlervs.Maryland-BaltimoreCounty(4/19/96) .......................ErinChandlervs.EastCarolina(4/21/96) ............................. MaureenFlynnvs.Colgate(3/17/99) ............... MaureenFlynnatGeorgiaSouthern(4/24/99) ........................... AmyPoolevs.EastCarolina(3/28/01) .........................DanielleByrneatChattanooga(4/3/04) ................................... HannahAngelvs.Elon(3/25/06) .................................HannahAngelatLiberty(4/18/06) .............................AmberHarrellatCampbell(2/20/07) ........................HannahAngelatVirginiaTech(3/12/08) ............................AmberHarrellvs.Campbell(3/31/09) ....................... AmberHarrellatEastCarolina(4/22/09) ...............................AmberHarrellvs.Niagara(2/28/10) .................................... RaeanneHanksatElon(5/8/11)

Hit by pitch4 .....................AmberHarrellvs.VirginiaTech(2/14/10)3 ...........................WinnHazlegrovevs.Akron(3/24/95) ............................WinnHazlegroveatFurman(4/26/95) ...................................... KimGaudioatLiberty(4/1/98) ..............................HannahAngelatNCState(2/15/06) ...............................VanessaOakesvs.Toledo(2/24/06) .................. VanessaOakesvs.NorthCarolina(4/11/06) ..............................AmberHarrellatNCState(2/27/08) ....................AmberHarrellatWesternCarolina(3/7/09) ............................AmberHarrellvs.Campbell(3/31/09) ............CoryMattsonatCollegeofCharleston(3/20/10) ............. AmberHarrellvs.NorthCarolinaA&T(4/22/10) ...................CoryMattsonvs.MoreheadState(2/27/11) ....... Cory Mattson at College of Charleston (4/21/12)

FIELDINGTriple plays1 ................................... vs.WesternCarolina(4/28/12) (8-2-5 – Aubrey Baldwin-Toni MacReynolds-Aisha Figueroa)

Double plays3 ....................................... vs.GeorgeMason(3/23/96) .............................................................atElon(5/7/11)2 ................................................................ Several times .................. LAST: vs. College of Charleston (5/11/12)

Runners caught stealing (by catcher)4 ................................SusanCarteratAverett(3/23/87)


Kaitlin Merkt led UNCG in Home runs (2008-11) and rBi (2010-11).

Batting Average1985 .......Jennifer Boggs ...................................................... .4581986 .......Jennifer Boggs ...................................................... .3541987 .......Shannon Watkins .................................................. .4081988 .......Susan Carter ........................................................ .3861989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......Joan Weesies ........................................................ .3781991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 .......Lisa Oltman .......................................................... .3891993 .......Tara Csernecky...................................................... .3201994 .......Silvia Gabalda ...................................................... .3751995 .......Lara Long ............................................................. .398................Karyn Thompson ................................................... .3981996 .......Danielle Sekula .................................................... .3721997 .......Steph Workman .................................................... .3521998 .......Lara Long ............................................................. .3871999 .......Jessie Marsh ......................................................... .3332000 .......Leigh Irwin ............................................................ .3322001 .......Penny Thompson.....................................................3162002 .......Penny Thompson................................................... .3392003 .......Jennifer Hubbard .................................................. .3772004 .......Joni Gomez ........................................................... .3652005 .......Jennifer Bonilla ..................................................... .3502006 .......Gwen Johnson ....................................................... .3332007 .......Mary Greenway ..................................................... .3032008 .......Mary Greenway ..................................................... .3232009 .......Alex Emeterio........................................................ .3272010 .......Alex Emeterio....................................................... .3822011 .......Alex Emeterio....................................................... .3392012 .......Alex Emeterio....................................................... .336

Hits1985 .......Jennifer Boggs ......................................................... 331986 .......Jennifer Boggs ......................................................... 461987 .......Deedee Smith .......................................................... 331988 .......SusanCarter/JoanWeesies ..................................... 391989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 .......Lisa Oltman ............................................................. 581993 .......TammyReavis/DonnaMcLamb ................................ 431994 .......Karyn Thompson .......................................................611995 .......Lara Long .................................................................761996 .......Danielle Sekula ....................................................... 701997 .......Steph Workman ....................................................... 681998 .......Lara Long ................................................................ 631999 .......Kristy Norton ........................................................... 562000 .......Leigh Irwin ................................................................712001 .......Kristy Norton ........................................................... 542002 .......Penny Thompson...................................................... 622003 .......Jennifer Hubbard ..................................................... 632004 .......Joni Gomez .............................................................. 692005 .......Jennifer Bonilla ........................................................ 622006 .......Krista Judge ............................................................. 592007 .......Mary Greenway ........................................................ 572008 .......Mary Greenway ........................................................ 632009 .......Alex Emeterio........................................................... 552010 .......Alex Emeterio........................................................... 662011 .......Alex Emeterio........................................................... 582012 .......Alex Emeterio............................................................51

Doubles1985 .......Jennifer Boggs ............................................................61986 .......Meg Sheehan .............................................................61987 .......Jennifer Boggs ............................................................41988 .......Susan Carter ..............................................................51989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 .......Lisa Oltman ..............................................................111993 .......Erin Kluttz ................................................................ 131994 .......Winn Hazlegrove .......................................................111995 .......Lara Long .................................................................141996 .......Jill Quilla .................................................................. 121997 .......Lara Long ................................................................ 201998 .......Lara Long .................................................................211999 .......Kristy Norton ............................................................102000 ....... KeKe Grady ............................................................. 122001 ....... PennyThompson/JoyStogner...................................102002 ....... KimBenningfield..................................................... 152003 ....... Jennifer Hubbard ......................................................112004 ....... Jennifer Hubbard ......................................................162005 ....... Jennifer Bonilla ....................................................... 152006 ....... Jennifer Bonilla ....................................................... 122007 ....... JenniferBonilla/BrittanyAusley/KaraClouser ............92008 ....... Brittany Ausley ...........................................................72009 ....... Brittany Ausley ........................................................ 122010 ....... Brittany Ausley .........................................................142011 ....... Jordan Jewett ...........................................................142012 ....... Eileen Horsmon ........................................................10

Triples1985 .......Angela Riddle .............................................................6

1986 .......Jennifer Boggs ............................................................41987 .......JenniferBoggs/LisaTew .............................................21988 .......Susan Carter ..............................................................81989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 .......Lisa Oltman ................................................................81993 .......KarynThompson/WinnHazlegrove ..............................31994 .......Erin Kluttz ...................................................................41995 .......Erin Kluttz ...................................................................41996 .......KarynThompson/LoriLeete ........................................21997 .......Jill Quilla .....................................................................11998 .......Danielle Sekula ..........................................................21999 .......JudyBaker/DanielleMirabal.......................................32000 .......KristyNorton/PennyThompson/RashidaBryant/KeKeGrady .......................................................22001 .......None ..........................................................................02002 .......Megan Gough .............................................................32003 .......Jennifer Hubbard ........................................................62004 .......AdrianeAudley/DanielleByrne/LynsiPierce ...............12005 .......KristaJudge/AdrianeAudley .......................................32006 .......GwenJohnson/JenniferBonilla/................AdrianeAudley/KaraClouser ......................................12007 .......BrittanyAusley/LyndseyWilson ...................................32008 .......Mary Greenway ...........................................................52009 .......Alex Emeterio..............................................................32010 .......Alex Emeterio, Eileen Horsmon, Heather Robb,................Whitney Sirois, Jordan Jewett ......................................12011 .......Katelyn Bedwell, April Langley .....................................32012 .......Alex Emeterio, Eileen Horsmon, Aisha Figueroa ...........2

Home Runs1985 .......JenniferBoggs/JuliaBoseman ....................................41986 .......Meg Sheehan .............................................................51987 .......Susan Carter ..............................................................21988 .......SusanCarter/JoanWeesies/DeedeeSmith ................11989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Lisa Oltman ................................................................21993 ....... Karyn Thompson ........................................................91994 ....... Karyn Thompson ......................................................111995 ....... Karyn Thompson ......................................................141996 ....... Karyn Thompson ..................................................... 121997 ....... Tracy Strommer ..........................................................41998 ....... Lara Long ...................................................................71999 ....... Becky Weedman.........................................................22000 ....... Penny Thompson ........................................................42001 ....... Penny Thompson ......................................................102002 ....... Penny Thompson ..................................................... 132003 ....... JenniferHubbard/ChristineSweeney ........................102004 ....... Jennifer Hubbard ......................................................102005 ....... Kelly Allen ................................................................112006 ....... Gwen Johnson ............................................................82007 ....... LeslieFurness/BrittanyAusley ...................................62008 ....... Kaitlin Merkt ..............................................................52009 ....... Kaitlin Merkt ..............................................................62010 ....... Kaitlin Merkt ............................................................112011 ....... Kaitlin Merkt ..............................................................92012 ....... Katelyn Bedwell, Heather Robb .................................11

Runs Batted In1985 .......Angela Riddle .......................................................... 23

1986 .......JuliaBoseman/MegSheehan .................................. 251987 .......JenniferBoggs/ShannonWatkins ............................ 191988 .......Susan Carter ........................................................... 231989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......Joan Weesies ........................................................... 221991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... CourtneyAdams/KrisHarris .....................................271993 ....... Karyn Thompson ..................................................... 341994 ....... Karyn Thompson ..................................................... 481995 ....... Karyn Thompson ......................................................571996 ....... Karyn Thompson ..................................................... 551997 ....... Lara Long ................................................................ 381998 ....... Danielle Sekula ........................................................311999 ....... Kristy Norton ........................................................... 302000 ....... Penny Thompson ..................................................... 342001 ....... Penny Thompson ......................................................312002 ....... Penny Thompson ......................................................472003 ....... Penny Thompson ..................................................... 392004 ....... Jennifer Bonilla ....................................................... 392005 ....... Kelly Allen ................................................................372006 ....... Kelly Allen ................................................................312007 ....... Brittany Ausley ........................................................ 322008 ....... Whitney Miller ......................................................... 202009 ....... Mary Catherine Vercoe ............................................ 262010 ....... Kaitlin Merkt ........................................................... 382011 ....... Kaitlin Merkt ........................................................... 392012 ....... Eileen Horsmon ....................................................... 46

Walks1985 .......Jennifer Boggs ......................................................... 151986 .......Julia Boseman ......................................................... 231987 .......Lisa Tew ....................................................................141988 .......Deedee Smith ...........................................................171989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 .......Donna McLamb ........................................................141993 .......Donna McLamb ....................................................... 261994 .......KarynThompson/WinnHazlegrove/TaraCsernecky .. 221995 .......Karyn Thompson ...................................................... 431996 .......Karyn Thompson .......................................................511997 .......Judy Baker ............................................................... 331998 .......Judy Baker ................................................................271999 .......Judy Baker ............................................................... 282000 .......PennyThompson/KimBenningfield ......................... 182001 .......Penny Thompson.......................................................212002 .......Penny Thompson...................................................... 232003 .......Jennifer Aguilar ........................................................ 262004 .......Jennifer Hubbard ..................................................... 292005 .......Kelly Allen ................................................................ 332006 .......Jennifer Bonilla .........................................................172007 .......Leslie Furness ...........................................................242008 .......Brittany Ausley ..........................................................212009 .......Alex Emeterio............................................................312010 .......Alex Emeterio............................................................242011 .......Alex Emeterio........................................................... 202012 .......Heather Robb .......................................................... 19

Stolen Bases1985 .......Julia Boseman ..........................................................141986 .......Julia Boseman ......................................................... 201987 .......Lisa Tew ....................................................................141988 .......Joan Weesies ........................................................... 201989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......Joan Weesies ........................................................... 451991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Lisa Oltman ............................................................. 261993 ....... Shonda Spagnola.......................................................91994 ....... Karyn Thompson ..................................................... 131995 ....... Shonda Spagnola.................................................... 221996 ....... Danielle Sekula ........................................................171997 ....... Jessie Marsh ............................................................161998 ....... Jessie Marsh ............................................................141999 ....... Leigh Irwin .............................................................. 202000 ....... Leigh Irwin .............................................................. 362001 ....... Leigh Irwin .............................................................. 392002 ....... KimBenningfield..................................................... 222003 ....... Ashley Purcell ..........................................................162004 ....... Lynsi Pierce ..............................................................162005 ....... Gwen Johnson ..........................................................142006 ....... Krista Judge ............................................................ 152007 ....... Mary Greenway ........................................................412008 ....... Mary Greenway ....................................................... 492009 ....... Lyndsay Mouse .........................................................142010 ....... Jordan Jewett .............................................................72011 ....... Aisha Figueroa .........................................................212012 ....... Aisha Figueroa .........................................................14


YEARLY LEADERS - BATTING


Vanessa OakesVanessa Oakes (2004-07) is one of just two pitchers in school history to lead UNCG in wins and strikeouts in each of her four seasons in a Spartan uniform. Oakes also spent two seasons as UNCG’s pitching coach from 2009-10.

YEARLY LEADERS - PITCHING PITCHINGWins1985 .......Pam Andrews ..............................................................81986 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1987 .......Jen Zegler ...................................................................81988 .......Jen Zegler ................................................................ 121989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ...................................................... 191993 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ...................................................... 341994 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ...................................................... 401995 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ...................................................... 251996 ....... Erin Chandler ...........................................................211997 ....... Christine Hornak ......................................................271998 ....... Christine Hornak ..................................................... 251999 ....... Becky Gray .............................................................. 182000 ....... Amy Poole ............................................................... 152001 ....... Amber Watson ..........................................................162002 ....... Amber Watson ......................................................... 122003 ....... Melissa Johnson...................................................... 132004 ....... VanessaOakes/DanielleByrne................................ 122005 ....... Vanessa Oakes ........................................................ 132006 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...........................................................92007 ....... Vanessa Oakes .........................................................142008 ....... Hannah Angel ......................................................... 122009 ....... Hannah Angel ......................................................... 132010 ....... Amber Harrell .......................................................... 152011 ....... Cory Mattson ...........................................................142012 ....... Cory Mattson ...........................................................14

ERA1985 .......Pam Andrews ........................................................ 2.991986 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1987 .......Jen Zegler ............................................................. 3.811988 .......Jen Zegler ............................................................. 2.061989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ................................................... 2.301993 ....... Erin Chandler ....................................................... 1.321994 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ................................................... 1.681995 ....... Erin Chandler ....................................................... 1.871996 ....... Erin Chandler ....................................................... 2.631997 ....... Christine Hornak .................................................. 1.581998 ....... Christine Hornak .................................................. 2.031999 ....... Becky Gray ........................................................... 2.312000 ....... Amy Poole ............................................................ 1.732001 ....... Amy Poole ............................................................ 1.392002 ....... Jessica Vanderploeg ..............................................2.112003 ....... Amber Watson ...................................................... 1.352004 ....... Lynsi Pierce .......................................................... 2.282005 ....... Vanessa Oakes ..................................................... 2.652006 ....... Vanessa Oakes ..................................................... 2.832007 ....... Vanessa Oakes ..................................................... 2.362008 ....... Hannah Angel ...................................................... 2.462009 ....... Hannah Angel ...................................................... 2.732010 ....... Amber Harrell ........................................................2.742011 ....... Cory Mattson ....................................................... 4.042012 ....... Cory Mattson ........................................................4.10

Innings Pitched1985 .......Pam Andrews ...................................................... 105.01986 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1987 .......Lisa Fecile ............................................................ 86.01988 .......Jen Zegler ........................................................... 126.01989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ................................................. 203.21993 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ................................................. 201.01994 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ..................................................216.11995 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ................................................. 218.01996 ....... Erin Chandler .....................................................274.1

1997 ....... Christine Hornak ................................................ 278.11998 ....... Christine Hornak ................................................ 220.11999 ....... Maureen Flynn ................................................... 198.02000 ....... Amy Poole .......................................................... 181.22001 ....... Amber Watson .................................................... 168.22002 ....... Jessica Vanderploeg ........................................... 149.12003 ....... Amber Watson .................................................... 119.02004 ....... Vanessa Oakes .................................................... 177.12005 ....... Vanessa Oakes ....................................................187.22006 ....... Vanessa Oakes ................................................... 183.12007 ....... Vanessa Oakes ....................................................187.02008 ....... Amber Harrell ..................................................... 186.02009 ....... Hannah Angel .................................................... 169.12010 ....... Amber Harrell ..................................................... 204.12011 ....... Cory Mattson ......................................................197.12012 ....... Cory Mattson ..................................................... 181.0

Saves1985 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1986 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1987 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1988 .......JenZegler/JenniferBoggs ...........................................11989 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1990 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1991 .......N/A .......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Winn Hazlegrove .........................................................71993 ....... None ..........................................................................01994 ....... Winn Hazlegrove .........................................................21995 ....... Kim Gaudio ................................................................21996 ....... Erin Chandler .............................................................21997 ....... Christine Hornak ........................................................11998 ....... Christine Hornak ........................................................11999 ....... None ..........................................................................02000 ....... Amy Poole ..................................................................22001 ....... Maureen Flynn ...........................................................42002 ....... Maureen Flynn ...........................................................82003 ....... Melissa Johnson.........................................................12004 ....... VanessaOakes/DanielleByrne...................................12005 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...........................................................12006 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...........................................................1

2007 ....... None ..........................................................................02008 ....... Hannah Angel ............................................................22009 ....... None ..........................................................................02010 ....... AmberHarrell/CoryMattson ......................................12011 ....... Cory Mattson .............................................................32012 ....... Erica Navarette...........................................................4

Strikeouts1985 ....... Pam Andrews .......................................................... 251986 ....... N/A ......................................................................N/A1987 ....... Jennifer Boggs ........................................................ 221988 ....... Jen Zegler................................................................ 181989 ....... N/A ......................................................................N/A1990 ....... N/A ......................................................................N/A1991 ....... N/A ......................................................................N/A1992 ....... Winn Hazlegrove .................................................... 1031993 ....... Winn Hazlegrove .................................................... 1021994 ....... Winn Hazlegrove ...................................................... 991995 ....... Winn Hazlegrove .................................................... 1121996 ....... Erin Chandler ........................................................ 1431997 ....... Christine Hornak ................................................... 2621998 ....... Christine Hornak ................................................... 1371999 ....... Maureen Flynn ...................................................... 1422000 ....... Amy Poole ..............................................................1192001 ....... Amy Poole ..............................................................1312002 ....... Jessica Vanderploeg ...............................................1012003 ....... Amber Watson ........................................................1192004 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...................................................... 1092005 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...................................................... 1252006 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...................................................... 1652007 ....... Vanessa Oakes ...................................................... 1662008 ....... Hannah Angel ........................................................1772009 ....... Amber Harrell ........................................................ 1362010 ....... Amber Harrell .........................................................2142011 ....... Cory Mattson ........................................................ 1062012 ....... Cory Mattson ...........................................................97 Complete season stats from 1989-91 are missing and those from seasons prior to that are incomplete.


ALL-TIME RESULTSDIVISION III

1985 Record: 12-16 (6-5 Dixie, 4th)Head coach: Tere Dail

3/13 .... at Averett* ..................................W 8-73/13 .... at Averett* ................................W 11-53/16 .... Christopher Newport* ..................L 3-63/19 .... St. Andrews* ............................ W 18-13/19 .... St. Andrews* ...............................W 7-63/21 .... at North Carolina Wesleyan* ........L 0-73/21 .... at North Carolina Wesleyan* .......W 3-23/26 .... Averett* ......................................W 8-73/26 .... Averett* .......................................L 4-83/28 .... at Longwood ..............................L 1-113/28 .... at Longwood ..............................L 9-114/2 ...... Methodist* .................................W 9-54/2 ...... Methodist* ...............................W 10-94/3 ...... Canisius .....................................L 0-154/3 ...... Canisius .......................................L 4-84/4 ...... at St. Andrews* .........................W 21-44/4 ...... at St. Andrews* ........................ W 30-54/5 ...... Virginia Wesleyan* .......................L 1-54/5 ...... Virginia Wesleyan* ......................W 3-24/10 .... UNC Wilmington ...........................L 1-24/10 .... UNC Wilmington ......................L 1-2 (9)4/13 .... North Carolina Wesleyan* ...........W 7-44/13 .... North Carolina Wesleyan* ...........W 8-74/15 .... at Methodist* ............................L 0-104/15 .... at Methodist* ............................L 1-114/17 .... Longwood ....................................L 1-54/17 .... Longwood ....................................L 4-74/20 .... at N.C. Wesleyan& ................L 3-6 (10)

*DixieConferencegame(onlyfirstgameofdoubleheader counted in league standings)& Dixie Conference Tournament, Rocky Mount, N.C.

1986 Record: 18-21-1 (11-16-1 Dixie, 5th)Head coach: Tere Dail

3/5 ...... at Charlotte ..........................................3/5 ...... at Charlotte ..........................................3/18 .... at St. Andrews* ...................W, 11-1 (6)3/18 .... at St. Andrews* ........................W, 13-53/20 .... Averett* ...............................................3/20 .... Averett* ...............................................3/21 .... Greensboro College* ..................L, 1-63/21 .... Greensboro College* .............L, 4-5 (6)3/23 .... North Carolina Wesleyan* ...........L, 4-63/23 .... North Carolina Wesleyan* .........L, 0-103/24 .... Longwood .............................W, 5-4 (9)3/24 .... Longwood .............................W, 3-2 (6)3/26 .... Meredith ..................................W, 12-53/26 .... Meredith ...............................W, 6-5 (6)3/27 .... at UNC Wilmington .....................W, 4-23/27 .... at UNC Wilmington ...................... T, 6-6 3/28 .... MacAlester .................................L, 0-83/28 .... MacAlester ..............................W, 13-44/3 ...... at Virginia Wesleyan* ..................L, 5-74/3 ...... at Virginia Wesleyan* .............L, 7-8 (5)4/4 ...... at Christopher Newport* ...........L, 9-114/4 ...... at Christopher Newport* .............L, 3-94/7 ...... Methodist* ..........................................4/7 ...... Methodist* ..........................................4/8 ...... at Greensboro College* ........................4/8 ...... at Greensboro College* ........................4/10 .... at Averett* ...........................................4/10 .... at Averett* ...........................................4/15 .... St. Andrews* ........................................4/16 .... at Methodist* ......................................4/16 .... at Methodist* ......................................4/17 .... Liberty ........................................L, 1-44/17 .... Liberty .......................................W, 3-24/19 .... Christopher Newport* .................L, 6-94/19 .... Christopher Newport* ..............W, 17-74/20 .... Virginia Wesleyan* ...............................4/20 .... Virginia Wesleyan* ...............................4/22 .... at North Carolina Wesleyan* ................4/22 .... at North Carolina Wesleyan* ................4/26 .... at Dixie Conference Tournament& .........

* Dixie Conference game& Dixie Conference Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.

1987 Record: 19-13 (6-8 Dixie, t-4th)Head coach: Tere Dail

3/2 ...... Charlotte^ .................................L 1-113/2 ...... Charlotte^ ...................................L 2-63/18 .... at Ferrum ....................................W 8-33/20 .... Fordham ............................... W 7-6 (8)3/23 .... at Averett* ..................................W 6-33/23 .... at Averett* ............................ W 7-6 (8)3/25 .... North Carolina A&T ...................W 10-53/25 .... North Carolina A&T ..............W 11-2 (6)3/27 .... Christopher Newport* .................W 6-53/27 .... Christopher Newport* .................W 7-13/28 .... Virginia Wesleyan* ................L 1-11 (5)3/28 .... Virginia Wesleyan* ..................L 0-1 (8)4/1 ...... North Carolina Wesleyan* .......L 6-8 (8)4/1 ...... North Carolina Wesleyan* .......L 4-5 (6)4/2 ...... at Meredith ...........................L 9-10 (6)4/2 ...... at Meredith ..........................W 11-4 (6)4/6 ...... at Greensboro College* ................L 3-54/6 ...... at Greensboro College* ...............W 9-84/8 ...... at St. Andrews* ............................L 3-74/8 ...... at St. Andrews* ...........................W 4-34/10 .... Charlotte@ ...................................L 0-44/10 .... St. Augustine’s@ .........................W 8-34/10 .... [email protected] 0-3 (6)4/11 .... Longwood@ .................................W 7-64/11 .... Charlotte@ ..................................W 1-04/11 .... St. Augustine’s@ ........................L 4-104/13 .... at North Carolina A&T ...............W 10-54/13 .... at North Carolina A&T ..........W 11-7 (6)4/14 .... Averett .......................................L 1-114/14 .... Averett ........................................W 6-44/16 .... at Methodist* .........................L 1-2 (8)4/16 .... at Methodist* ..............................L 3-4

*Dixie Conference game^ Games later forfeited because of ineligible player on Charlotte roster@ UNCG Invitational, Greensboro, N.C.

1988 Record: 22-14 (9-4 Dixie, 3rd)Head coach: Mary Jo Campbell

3/1 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 2-43/1 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 2-43/6 ...... Heidelberg ..................................W 6-13/6 ...... Heidelberg ............................... W 12-23/16 .... at North Carolina Wesleyan .........W 6-23/16 .... at North Carolina Wesleyan ..........L 3-43/21 .... Averett* ......................................W 7-13/21 .... Averett* ................................... W 22-23/22 .... at Longwood ...............................W 2-13/22 .... at Longwood ................................L 1-63/23 .... Baldwin-Wallace ..........................L 0-13/23 .... Baldwin-Wallace ..........................L 3-43/25 .... at Virginia Wesleyan* ...................L 0-63/25 .... at Virginia Wesleyan* ...................L 0-33/26 .... at Christopher Newport* .............W 9-33/28 .... at Ferrum ....................................W 5-03/28 .... at Ferrum .....................................L 1-23/29 .... Greensboro College* ..................W 4-33/29 .... Greensboro College* ................W 10-23/31 .... St. Andrews* ...............................W 7-23/31 .... St. Andrews* ................................L 5-74/1 ...... Mercyhurst ..................................W 1-04/1 ...... Mercyhurst ..................................W 6-14/6 ...... Methodist* .................................W 9-54/8 ...... Charlotte@ ...................................L 3-44/9 ...... North Carolina A&T@ ...................W 4-04/9 ...... [email protected] 5-34/9 ...... Greensboro College@ ..................W 6-04/9 ...... Longwood@ ..................................L 0-34/20 .... Methodist* .................................W 8-74/21 .... at North Carolina..........................L 0-84/21 .... at North Carolina..........................L 3-54/22 .... vs. North Carolina Wesleyan&......W 4-04/22 .... vs. North Carolina Wesleyan&......W 3-24/23 .... vs. Virginia Wesleyan& ................W 3-24/23 .... vs. Virginia Wesleyan& ................W 3-0

* Dixie Conference game@ UNCG Invitational, Greensboro, N.C.& Dixie Conference Tournament, Danville, Va.

DIAC Tournament Champions

DIVISION II

1989 Record: 15-16Head coach: Mary Jo Campbell

3/1 ...... at Winthrop ..................................L 0-63/1 ...... at Winthrop ..................................L 2-63/9 ...... at USC Spartanburg ....................W 2-03/9 ...... at USC Spartanburg .....................L 0-33/11 .... at Georgia Southern .....................L 5-73/11 .... at Georgia Southern .....................L 2-73/12 .... at Maryville .................................W 3-23/12 .... at Maryville ..................................L 1-83/14 .... Charlotte ......................................L 0-13/14 .... Charlotte ......................................L 0-33/20 .... Baldwin-Wallace .........................W 2-03/25 .... Longwood ...................................W 9-13/25 .... Longwood ...................................W 6-53/28 .... MacAlester .................................W 6-33/28 .... MacAlester .................................W 7-04/1 ...... vs. Coastal Carolina^ .................L 3-104/1 ...... at UNC Wilmington^ .....................L 2-74/2 ...... vs. Longwood^ ............................W 9-34/3 ...... at Campbell .................................L 1-34/3 ...... at Campbell .................................L 1-34/8 ...... Greensboro College@ ................W 16-14/12 .... North Carolina A&T ...................W 10-04/12 .... North Carolina A&T .....................W 7-04/17 .... at North Carolina A&T .................W 3-04/17 .... at North Carolina A&T ..................L 2-44/19 .... North Carolina .............................L 1-94/19 .... North Carolina .............................L 2-74/20 .... at St. Andrews .....................L 11-12 (8)4/20 .... at St. Andrews .............................W 3-24/24 .... Fayetteville State ..................W (forfeit)4/24 .... Fayetteville State ..................W (forfeit)

^ UNC Wilmington Tournament, Wilmington, N.C.@ UNCG Invitational, Greensboro, N.C.


3/1 ...... Virginia Tech (club) ......................W 2-13/1 ...... Virginia Tech (club) ......................W 5-33/12 .... Mansfield..................................W 11-73/12 .... Mansfield...................................L 3-113/13 .... Elon ............................................W 5-33/13 .... Elon .............................................L 3-53/18 .... Catawba .....................................W 5-03/18 .... Catawba .....................................W 5-43/19 .... at North Carolina A&T .............. W 12-03/19 .... at North Carolina A&T .............. W 12-73/23 .... USC Spartanburg .........................L 2-33/23 .... USC Spartanburg .........................L 4-73/24 .... Eastern Illinois .............................L 1-33/24 .... Eastern Illinois ...........................L 0-143/25 .... Bennett .....................................W 27-03/27 .... at Charlotte ...........................L 0-1 (13)3/27 .... at Charlotte .................................W 2-14/1 ...... Pfeiffer ........................................W 3-04/1 ...... Pfeiffer ......................................W 11-64/3 ...... at North Carolina........................L 0-104/3 ...... at North Carolina..........................L 1-34/5 ...... at Elon ........................................W 5-44/5 ...... at Elon ........................................W 7-24/6 ...... Eastern Mennonite@ ...................W 7-64/6 ...... Greensboro College@ ..................W 8-34/7 ...... Longwood@ ...............................W 11-44/7 ...... Greensboro College@ ..................W 9-04/7 ...... Baptist@ ......................................L 0-54/9 ...... at Bennett .................................W 24-04/11 .... North Carolina A&T ...................W 10-04/11 .... North Carolina A&T .................. W 13-34/14 .... at Penn State^ .............................L 4-94/14 .... vs. Monmouth^ ...........................W 9-64/15 .... vs. Canisius^ ...............................W 4-34/15 .... vs. Robert Morris^ .......................W 3-14/17 .... at Longwood ...............................W 5-24/17 .... at Longwood ...............................W 9-64/18 .... at Virginia ....................................L 0-34/18 .... at Virginia ....................................L 1-6

@ UNCG Invitational, Greensboro, N.C.^ Penn State Lady Lion Blue Classic, University Park, Pa.


2/27 .... North Carolina .............................L 0-22/27 .... North Carolina .............................L 2-63/7 ...... at Catawba ..................................L 1-33/7 ...... at Catawba ..................................L 0-23/9 ...... at East Carolina..........................L 1-123/9 ...... at East Carolina............................L 0-33/11 .... Elon .................................. W 14-13 (8)3/11 .... Elon ............................................W 8-63/16 .... Shippensburg ..............................L 3-73/16 .... Shippensburg .............................W 5-33/17 .... Lenoir-Rhyne ......................... W 6-5 (8)3/17 .... Lenoir-Rhyne ...........................W 16-103/21 .... at Gardner-Webb .........................W 6-23/21 .... at Gardner-Webb ...................... W 13-33/22 .... at USC Spartanburg .....................L 1-23/22 .... at USC Spartanburg .....................L 5-73/25 .... at Florida Southern.......................L 0-33/25 .... at Florida Southern.......................L 2-34/3 ...... at Winthrop ..................................L 0-44/3 ...... at Winthrop ..................................L 1-84/5 ...... Longwood@ .............................. W 12-74/5 ...... St. Augustine’s@ ..........................L 2-54/5 ...... California (Pa.)@ ..........................L 0-94/6 ...... UNC Wilmington@ .......................W 4-24/6 ...... California (Pa.)@ .....................L 1-2 (8)4/7 ...... Virginia ......................................L 1-104/7 ...... Virginia ........................................L 0-54/9 ...... at Elon .........................................L 3-44/9 ...... at Elon ......................................W 10-44/11 .... North Carolina Wesleyan .......... W 18-44/11 .... North Carolina Wesleyan .............W 8-04/13 .... Longwood ...................................W 7-64/13 .... Longwood ...................................W 6-44/18 .... Charlotte ......................................L 2-34/18 .... Charlotte ......................................L 2-7

@ UNCG Invitational, Greensboro, N.C.

DIVISION I

1992 Record: 31-18-1Head coach: Melody Cope

2/19 .... USC Spartanburg .......................L 3-102/19 .... USC Spartanburg .........................L 6-92/22 .... Campbell .............................. W 2-1 (8)2/22 .... Campbell .............................. W 2-1 (8)3/3 ...... at Longwood ...............................W 8-03/3 ...... at Longwood ...............................W 8-43/5 ...... Elon .............................................L 0-13/5 ...... Elon ............................................W 8-23/7 ...... vs. Virginia@ .................................L 0-13/8 ...... vs. George Mason@ .....................W 9-53/8 ...... vs. East Carolina@ ........................L 2-83/9 ...... at Francis Marion ........................W 8-03/9 ...... at Francis Marion ........................W 4-23/11 .... at Charleston Southern ...............W 4-13/11 .... at Charleston Southern ...............W 4-23/13 .... vs. Campbell$ .............................W 8-63/13 .... vs. Charleston Southern$ ............W 4-03/13 .... vs. Catawba$ ..............................W 4-23/13 .... vs. Francis Marion$ .....................W 6-53/14 .... vs. Catawba$ ..............................W 4-13/14 .... vs. Charleston Southern$ ...... W 1-0 (8)3/14 .... vs. Campbell$ ..............................L 1-33/21 .... Drake ...........................................L 0-43/21 .... Drake ...........................................L 0-73/23 .... Ohio ............................................W 3-23/23 .... Ohio ............................................W 6-43/24 .... at Charlotte ..................................L 0-83/24 .... at Charlotte ..................................L 2-44/2 ...... at Elon .........................................L 2-94/2 ...... at Elon ........................................W 7-64/3 ...... vs. Radford% ...............................W 7-04/3 ...... vs. Gardner-Webb% .....................W 5-14/3 ...... vs. Charleston Southern%............W 7-44/4 ...... vs. Longwood% .........................W 11-14/4 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington% ..................W 2-04/4 ...... vs. California (Pa.)% .....................T 3-34/6 ...... Charlotte ...................................W 10-04/6 ...... Charlotte .....................................W 3-14/8 ...... at North Carolina..........................L 0-44/8 ...... at North Carolina..........................L 0-7


1994 teamthe Spartans won the Big South Conference tournament in 1994,

reaching the best-of-three NCaa tournament play-in series.

1992 teamUNCG went 31-18-1 in 1992, its first season at the Division I

4/10 .... Georgia Tech ................................L 1-34/10 .... Georgia Tech ................................L 4-64/11 .... at Campbell ................................W 3-04/11 .... at Campbell ..............................W 11-14/15 .... at Virginia ..................................L 1-114/15 .... at Virginia ....................................L 1-44/25 .... North Carolina ...........................L 1-114/25 .... North Carolina .............................L 1-24/26 .... George Mason.............................W 6-04/26 .... George Mason...........................W 10-3

@ East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C.$ UNCW Invitational, Wilmington, N.C.% UNCG Invitational, Greensboro, N.C.

1993 Record: 36-14-2 (7-0-1 Big South, 1st)Head coach: Melody Cope

2/20 .... at UNC Wilmington@ ...................W 2-02/20 .... vs. Eastern Michigan@ ..................L 2-32/20 .... vs. Penn [email protected] 3-22/21 .... vs. North Carolina@ ......................L 0-12/21 .... at UNC Wilmington@ ...................W 5-02/21 .... vs. Penn [email protected] 0-22/24 .... at Charlotte ...............................W 14-02/24 .... at Charlotte .................................W 8-23/2 ...... Radford* ................................. W 12-63/2 ...... Radford* ..................................W 10-03/5 ...... at Winthrop* ...............................W 2-03/5 ...... at Winthrop* ...............................W 7-23/7 ...... vs. Valparaiso$ ...........................W 9-03/7 ...... vs. Illinois-Chicago$ ...................L 0-113/8 ...... vs. Evansville$ .............................W 8-23/8 ...... vs. Indiana State$ ........................L 8-93/10 .... vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay$ ............L 2-53/10 .... vs. Iowa State$ ............................L 3-43/11 .... vs. Saint Louis$ ...........................W 2-03/11 .... vs. Maine$ ...................................L 4-53/12 .... vs. Evansville$ .............................W 4-03/12 .... vs. SE Missouri State$ .................W 4-03/17 .... Elon .............................................L 1-33/17 .... Elon .............................................T 2-23/20 .... North Carolina .............................L 2-33/20 .... North Carolina .............................L 1-63/22 .... Charleston Southern* .................W 6-03/22 .... Charleston Southern* ..................T 7-73/30 .... East Carolina ...............................L 0-53/30 .... East Carolina ..............................W 7-54/6 ...... New York Tech .............................W 4-14/6 ...... New York Tech .............................W 6-04/8 ...... Coastal Carolina* .......................W 1-04/8 ...... Coastal Carolina* .......................W 6-14/9 ...... vs. Longwood% ...........................W 8-24/9 ...... vs. Radford% ............................ W 13-34/9 ...... vs. Adelphi% ...............................W 1-04/10 .... vs. St. Francis (Pa.)% ...................W 6-24/10 .... vs. Campbell% ...................... W 1-0 (8)4/10 .... vs. California (Pa.)% ....................W 4-24/12 .... Barton ........................................W 9-04/12 .... Barton ......................................W 10-14/17 .... Campbell* ..................................W 5-34/17 .... Campbell* ............................ W 2-1 (9)4/18 .... Longwood ................................ W 12-04/18 .... Longwood ...................................W 8-04/20 .... Charlotte .....................................W 8-14/20 .... Charlotte .....................................W 2-04/22 .... vs. Radford& ...............................W 5-44/22 .... vs. Winthrop& .............................W 7-04/23 .... at Campbell&...............................L 1-3

4/23 .... vs. Towson& .................................L 1-2

* Big South Conference game@ Seahawk Classic, Wilmington, N.C.$ Rebel Spring Games, Orlando, Fla.% UNCG Invitational, High Point, N.C.& Big South Tournament, Buies Creek, N.C.

Big South Reg. Season Champions

1994 Record: 35-23 (10-4 Big South, 3rd)Head coach: Melody Cope

2/19 .... at Charlotte .................................W 3-02/19 .... at Charlotte .................................W 7-32/20 .... St. Peter’s .................................W 15-02/20 .... St. Peter’s ...................................W 6-12/25 .... Virginia ........................................L 1-22/25 .... Virginia ......................................L 0-113/5 ...... vs. Purdue@ ................................W 6-43/5 ...... vs. East Carolina@ ........................L 2-63/6 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington@ ...................L 3-43/6 ...... vs. Canisius@ ...............................L 4-53/7 ...... vs. SE Missouri State$ ..................L 1-23/7 ...... vs. Temple$ ..................................L 2-43/8 ...... vs. Maine$ ...................................L 0-73/8 ...... vs. Illinois-Chicago$ .....................L 0-73/10 .... vs. Valparaiso$ ...........................W 3-03/10 .... vs. Loyola$ ...................................L 3-63/11 .... vs. Detroit$ ..................................L 1-43/11 .... vs. Saint Louis$ ...........................W 4-03/12 .... vs. Radford$ ...............................W 2-03/12 .... vs. Detroit Mercy$ ........................L 3-43/15 .... UMBC* .......................................W 7-13/15 .... UMBC* .......................................W 3-03/16 .... at North Carolina A&T .............. W 25-03/16 .... at North Carolina A&T ...............W 16-13/19 .... Winthrop* .................................W 17-03/19 .... Winthrop* ...................................W 7-43/22 .... at Coastal Carolina* ....................L 1-23/22 .... at Coastal Carolina* ....................L 1-33/23 .... Coppin State .............................W 31-03/23 .... Coppin State ............................ W 18-33/25 .... vs. Stetson% ................................L 0-2

3/25 .... vs. Furman% ...............................W 9-53/26 .... vs. Akron% ...................................L 0-53/26 .... vs. Charlotte% .............................W 5-13/30 .... Marshall .....................................W 3-23/30 .... Marshall ...................................W 10-24/1 ...... vs. Marshall# ...............................L 0-84/1 ...... vs. Campbell# .............................W 4-04/2 ...... vs. College of Charleston# ........ W 12-44/2 ...... vs. Marshall# ...............................L 2-34/5 ...... Liberty* ......................................W 6-14/5 ...... Liberty* ........................................W -04/9 ...... at Charleston Southern* .............W 5-44/9 ...... at Charleston Southern* .............W 3-04/14 .... at Radford* ................................W 5-04/14 .... at Radford* ................................W 6-04/16 .... at Campbell* ...............................L 0-34/16 .... at Campbell* ...............................L 5-84/21 .... vs. UMBC& ...................................L 2-34/21 .... vs. Winthrop& .............................W 6-24/22 .... vs. Towson& ................................W 6-34/22 .... vs. Coastal Carolina& ................W 10-04/23 .... vs. Campbell& ...................... W 1-0 (8)4/23 .... vs. UMBC& .................................W 3-24/23 .... vs. UMBC& .................................W 5-03/7 ...... Canisius#.....................................L 1-53/7 ...... Canisius#....................................W 5-23/8 ...... Canisius#.....................................L 5-8

* Big South Conference game@ East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C.$ Rebel Spring Games, Orlando, Fla.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.# Furman Spring Fling, Greenville, S.C.& Big South Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.# NCAA Play-in Series, Greensboro, N.C.

Big South Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament Play-in Series

1995 Record: 49-17 (12-2 Big South, 1st)Head coach: Melody Cope

2/25 .... vs. Marshall@ ..............................W 5-22/25 .... vs. UNC Wilmington@ ............ W 4-3 (8)2/26 .... vs. Morgan State@ ................... W 22-02/26 .... vs. Morgan State@ ................... W 12-02/26 .... vs. Marshall@ ..............................W 6-03/5 ...... vs. Creighton$ ..............................L 2-43/5 ...... vs. Temple$ .................................W 3-23/6 ...... vs. Illinois-Chicago$ ....................W 1-03/6 ...... vs. Loyola (Ill.)$ ...........................W 1-03/7 ...... vs. Maine$ ..............................L 3-4 (8)3/7 ...... vs. Illinois-Chicago$ ..................W 10-43/8 ...... vs. Detroit$ ..................................L 1-43/8 ...... vs. Loyola (Ill.)$ .......................L 1-2 (8)3/9 ...... vs. SE Missouri State$ ................L 9-103/9 ...... vs. Stetson$ ................................W 9-23/11 .... at Coastal Carolina* ...................W 8-43/11 .... at Coastal Carolina* ...................W 3-03/14 .... at North Carolina.........................W 8-63/14 .... at North Carolina.........................W 5-03/18 .... Towson* .....................................W 2-13/18 .... Towson* ......................................L 5-83/19 .... UMBC* ........................................L 0-33/19 .... UMBC* .......................................W 8-33/21 .... at Winthrop* ...............................W 2-1

3/21 .... at Winthrop* ...............................W 3-03/22 .... Akron ..........................................W 5-23/22 .... Akron .........................................L 3-113/24 .... vs. Georgia Tech% ................. W 5-4 (8)3/24 .... vs. Akron% ...................................L 2-53/25 .... vs. Charlotte% ..................... W 7-5 (10)3/25 .... vs. Georgia Southern% ................W 6-43/25 .... vs. North Carolina% .....................W 5-13/26 .... vs. Kent State% ..........................L 2-103/28 .... at North Carolina A&T ...............W 19-03/28 .... at North Carolina A&T ...............W 19-13/30 .... Kent State ...................................W 3-23/30 .... Kent State ...................................W 4-14/1 ...... at Virginia^ .................................W 3-14/1 ...... vs. North Carolina^ .....................W 8-14/2 ...... vs. North Carolina^ .....................W 5-34/2 ...... at Virginia^ ..................................L 6-74/5 ...... North Carolina A&T .................. W 32-04/5 ...... North Carolina A&T .....................W 9-04/7 ...... at Liberty* ..................................W 5-24/7 ...... at Liberty* ..................................W 9-14/8 ...... UNC Wilmington ..........................W 6-14/8 ...... UNC Wilmington ..........................W 8-04/11 .... Charlotte .....................................W 6-04/11 .... Charlotte .....................................W 8-04/13 .... at Radford* ............................. W 12-44/13 .... at Radford* ............................. W 12-44/15 .... Charleston Southern* .................W 6-04/15 .... Charleston Southern* .................W 5-04/21 .... vs. Liberty& .................................W 9-14/21 .... vs. Winthrop& .............................W 8-74/22 .... vs. UMBC& .................................W 4-34/23 .... vs. UMBC& .............................L 0-1 (8)4/23 .... vs. UMBC& .................................W 4-24/26 .... at Furman ...............................L 2-3 (8)4/26 .... at Furman ....................................L 0-34/29 .... vs. South Carolina! ......................W 5-24/29 .... vs. George Mason! ......................W 1-04/29 .... at Virginia! ...................................L 0-35/11 .... at Campbell# ...............................L 5-65/11 .... at Campbell# ..............................W 3-25/12 .... at Campbell# ...............................L 0-3

* Big South Conference game@ UNCW Tournament, Wilmington, N.C.$ Rebel Spring Games, Ocoee, Fla.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.^ Virginia Tournament, Charlottesville, Va.& Big South Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.! Virginia Classic; Charlottesville, Va.# NCAA Play-in Series; Buies Creek, N.C.

Big South Reg. Season ChampionsBig South Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament Play-in Series

1996 Record: 29-32 (12-4 Big South, 1st)Head coach: Melody Cope

2/23 .... vs. Penn [email protected] 2-32/23 .... vs. Marshall@ ........................L 3-6 (10)2/23 .... vs. St. Francis (Pa.)@ ...................W 3-02/24 .... vs. Temple@ .................................L 1-22/24 .... vs. Minnesota@ ..........................L 2-102/25 .... Virginia ........................................L 4-52/25 .... Virginia ...................................L 4-6 (9)2/28 .... North Carolina .............................L 0-92/28 .... North Carolina .............................L 4-83/1 ...... at Georgia Southern .....................L 3-43/1 ...... at Georgia Southern ....................W 6-43/3 ...... vs. Boston University$ ................W 3-23/3 ...... vs. Boston College$ .....................L 1-23/4 ...... vs. Maine$ .................................W 3-23/4 ...... vs. Temple$ .................................L 0-23/5 ...... vs. Temple$ ................................W 4-23/5 ...... vs. Detroit$ .................................L 3-73/7 ...... vs. Maine$ ..................................L 2-83/7 ...... vs. Boston University$ .................L 1-53/8 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington$ ..................W 2-13/8 ...... vs. Valparaiso$ ...........................W 4-33/9 ...... at Charleston Southern* .............W 7-03/9 ...... at Charleston Southern* .............W 7-33/12 .... Canisius .......................................L 0-63/12 .... Canisius ..................................L 4-5 (9)3/16 .... Winthrop* .................................W 11-33/16 .... Winthrop* ...............................L 2-3 (8)3/22 .... vs. Wright State% .......................L 5-123/22 .... vs. Georgia Southern% .................L 0-33/23 .... vs. George Mason% ...................W 11-53/23 .... vs. Drexel% .................................W 5-3


1997 teamThe 1997 squad was the first in school history to reach the NCAA tournament.

3/23 .... vs. Miami (OH)% .........................L 4-103/26 .... Radford* ....................................W 7-43/26 .... Radford* ....................................W 5-43/27 .... Charlotte .....................................W 8-33/27 .... Charlotte ......................................L 5-63/30 .... Coastal Carolina* ........................L 2-53/30 .... Coastal Carolina* .....................W 10-33/31 .... East Carolina* .................... W 4-3 (10)3/31 .... East Carolina* ............................W 3-24/3 ...... at Liberty* ..................................W 1-04/3 ...... at Liberty* ..............................L 6-5 (8)4/5 ...... at UMBC* ..................................L 2-124/5 ...... at UMBC* ...................................W 6-54/6 ...... at George Mason ..........................L 2-34/6 ...... at George Mason .......................W 16-04/9 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 4-54/9 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 1-44/13 .... at UNC Wilmington* .............. W 6-2 (8)4/13 .... at UNC Wilmington* .....................L 4-54/16 .... Campbell ..............................W 7-6 (8)4/16 .... Campbell ....................................W 2-14/17 .... Furman ........................................L 0-74/17 .... Furman ........................................L 5-64/19 .... vs. UNC Wilmington& ..................W 3-14/19 .... vs. UMBC& .................................W 7-44/20 .... vs. Coastal Carolina& ..................W 5-14/21 .... vs. East Carolina& ......................L 3-194/21 .... vs. East Carolina& .......................W 4-15/9 ...... Jacksonville State# ...............L 2-9 (10)5/9 ...... Jacksonville State# ......................L 0-6

* Big South Conference game@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.$ Rebel Spring Games, Ocoee, Fla.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& Big South Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.# NCAA Play-in Series, Greensboro, N.C.

Big South Reg. Season Co-ChampionsBig South Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament Play-in Series

1997 Record: 40-25 (10-4 Big South, 3rd)Head coach: Melody Cope

2/22 .... vs. Ohio$ ...................................... L 0-12/22 .... vs. Georgia Tech$ ......................... L 1-72/22 .... vs. Illinois-Chicago$ ..................... L 1-22/22 .... vs. Kentucky$ .............................. W 7-42/23 .... vs. East Carolina$ ...................... L 3-112/28 .... at College of Charleston ............ W 16-22/28 .... at College of Charleston .............. W 6-03/2 ...... vs. Boston College@ ..................... L 2-93/2 ...... vs. Detroit@ ................................. W 6-13/2 ...... vs. Maine@ .................................. W 4-23/3 ...... vs. Campbell@ ............................. W 2-13/5 ...... vs. Valparaiso@ ........................... W 9-03/5 ...... vs. Boston College@ ..................... L 0-13/6 ...... vs. Maine@ .................................. W 7-23/6 ...... vs. St. John’s@ ............................. W 4-33/7 ...... vs.Fairfield@ ................................ L 3-73/7 ...... vs. Detroit@ ................................. W 3-23/11 .... Liberty* ...................................... W 2-03/11 .... Liberty* ...................................... W 3-23/17 .... Dayton ................................... W 1-0 (8)3/17 .... Dayton ........................................ W 3-2

3/20 .... Eastern Kentucky ....................W 3-2(9)3/20 .... Eastern Kentucky ........................ W 8-03/21 .... vs. Cleveland State% .................... L 0-23/21 .... vs. Rhode Island% ....................... W 4-13/22 .... vs. George Mason% ................... W 11-23/23 .... vs. Chattanooga% ........................ L 0-53/23 .... vs. Cleveland State% .................... L 1-93/24 .... Towson ........................................ W 3-13/24 .... Towson ........................................ W 6-53/26 .... Georgia Southern ........................ W 6-13/26 .... Georgia Southern ........................ W 8-23/27 .... UMBC* ....................................... W 1-03/27 .... UMBC* ....................................... W 7-33/29 .... Charleston Southern* ................. W 5-03/29 .... Charleston Southern* ................. W 7-24/2 ...... at Radford* ........................... W 5-4 (8)4/2 ...... at Radford* ............................ L 4-5 (8)4/4 ...... at Coastal Carolina* .................... L 0-24/4 ...... at Coastal Carolina* .............. W 3-1 (8)4/5 ...... at East Carolina* ......................... L 0-64/5 ...... at East Carolina* ......................... L 1-24/8 ...... at Campbell ................................ W 3-04/8 ...... at Campbell ................................. L 1-34/10 .... at Winthrop* ............................... W 7-14/10 .... at Winthrop* ............................... W 7-34/15 .... at Furman .................................... L 0-34/15 .... at Furman .................................... L 0-84/18 .... at Tennessee!............................... L 1-94/18 .... vs. South Florida! ......................... L 0-64/18 .... vs. Eastern Kentucky! .................. W 6-24/19 .... vs. Jacksonville State! .................. L 3-44/19 .... vs. Morehead State! ..................... L 3-44/20 .... vs. Morehead State! ............... W 4-2 (8)4/20 .... vs. Tennessee! ........................... L 1-154/24 .... at Virginia Tech ............................ W 5-44/26 .... at Virginia ................................... W 1-04/26 .... vs. East Carolina^ ........................ L 1-54/26 .... vs. Liberty^ ................................. W 7-05/2 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington& .................. W 4-25/2 ...... vs. Liberty& ................................. W 9-15/3 ...... vs. East Carolina& ....................... W 6-05/4 ...... vs. East Carolina& ....................... W 3-05/16 .... at South Carolina# ....................... L 0-55/17 .... vs. South Florida# ................... L 0-2 (9)

* Big South Conference game$ Rebel Spring Games, Ocoee, Fla.@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.! Tennessee Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn.^ at Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.& Big South Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.# NCAA Regional, Columbia, S.C.

Big South Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament

1998 Record: 32-25 (7-5 SoCon, 2nd)Head coach: Katie Flynn

2/13 .... Campbell .................................... W 7-22/15 .... Virginia ........................................ L 0-22/15 .... Virginia ....................................... W 4-22/20 .... vs. Minnesota@ ............................ L 0-52/21 .... vs. Ohio@ .................................... W 6-32/21 .... vs. Temple@ ................................. L 1-2

2/21 .... vs. UMBC@ ................................... L 0-22/28 .... at Georgia .................................... L 0-52/28 .... at Georgia .................................... L 0-73/2 ...... vs. Providence$ ......................... W 11-43/2 ...... vs. Boston College$ ..................... L 1-33/3 ...... vs. Detroit$ ............................... W 11-73/3 ...... vs. Maine$ .................................. W 8-03/5 ...... vs. Providence$ ......................... W 12-33/5 ...... vs. Boston College$ ..................... L 0-73/6 ...... vs. Detroit$ ................................. W 3-13/6 ...... vs. Valparaiso$ ........................... W 2-13/7 ...... vs. St. John’s$ ............................. W 8-13/7 ...... vs. LIU Brooklyn$ ......................... L 4-53/10 .... George Mason............................. W 1-03/10 .... George Mason........................ W 2-1 (8)3/11 .... at East Carolina........................... W 3-13/11 .... at East Carolina............................ L 3-43/18 .... Eastern Kentucky ........................ W 2-03/21 .... vs. Saint Joseph’s% ...................... L 3-43/21 .... vs. Penn State% ........................... L 1-53/21 .... vs. Kent State% ............................ L 0-13/22 .... vs. College of Charleston% .......... W 4-03/24 .... Cleveland State ........................... W 4-23/24 .... Cleveland State ........................... W 8-53/28 .... at UNC Wilmington ...................... W 4-03/28 .... at UNC Wilmington ....................... L 1-74/1 ...... at Liberty..................................... W 3-14/1 ...... at Liberty..................................... W 8-54/4 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 2-04/4 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 9-74/5 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 2-04/5 ...... Furman* .............................. W 2-1 (10)4/8 ...... Elon ............................................ W 2-14/8 ...... Elon ............................................. L 1-24/10 .... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 0-74/10 .... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 2-34/11 .... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 5-64/11 .... at Chattanooga* ........................ L 0-164/14 .... North Carolina ............................ W 4-14/14 .... North Carolina ............................. L 5-64/21 .... at Charlotte .................................. L 3-54/21 .... at Charlotte .................................. L 0-24/25 .... Georgia Southern* ............... W 2-1 (10)4/25 .... Georgia Southern* ................. W 6-2 (8)4/26 .... Georgia Southern* ...................... W 7-04/26 .... Georgia Southern* ....................... L 3-44/28 .... Virginia Tech ............................... W 3-24/28 .... Virginia Tech ............................... W 2-05/2 ...... vs. Georgia Southern& ........... W 5-4 (9)5/2 ...... at Chattanooga& ......................... L 1-75/3 ...... vs. Georgia Southern& ................. L 3-6

* Southern Conference game@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.$ Rebel Spring Games, Ocoee, Fla.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.

1999 Record: 31-33 (7-9 SoCon, 3rd)Head coach: Katie Flynn

2/16 .... at Campbell ................................ W 4-12/16 .... at Campbell ................................ W 2-12/19 .... vs. Youngstown State@ ............... L 1-112/20 .... vs. Radford@ ............................... W 7-32/20 .... vs. Illinois-Chicago@ .................... L 0-92/21 .... vs. Ball State@ ............................ W 5-32/21 .... vs. Virginia@ ................................. L 1-82/27 .... vs. Mercer# ................................. W 6-12/27 .... vs. North Carolina A&T# ............ W 11-72/27 .... vs. Winthrop# .............................. W 3-02/28 .... vs. Mount St. Mary’s# .................. W 6-32/28 .... vs. Winthrop# ............................... L 4-63/1 ...... vs. St. John’s$ .............................. L 2-83/1 ...... vs. Providence$ ........................... W 6-33/2 ...... vs. St. Francis$ ............................. L 0-13/2 ...... vs. St. Francis$ ............................ W 8-53/4 ...... vs. Providence$ ........................... W 3-03/4 ...... vs. Maine$ .................................. W 7-43/5 ...... vs. St. John’s$ .............................. L 1-53/5 ...... vs. Villanova$ .............................. W 2-13/6 ...... vs. Maine$ ................................... L 0-13/6 ...... vs. LIU Brooklyn$ ........................ W 8-03/13 .... Iona .......................................... W 11-23/13 .... Iona ............................................ W 8-03/15 .... at North Carolina.......................... L 2-83/15 .... at North Carolina..................... L 1-2 (8)3/17 .... Colgate ....................................... W 1-03/17 .... Colgate ....................................... W 4-33/19 .... vs. Maine% .................................. L 2-5

3/19 .... vs. Radford% ................................ L 3-63/20 .... vs. Akron% ................................... L 2-63/20 .... vs. Colgate% ................................ L 1-33/25 .... Radford ...................................... W 2-13/25 .... Radford ...................................... W 3-23/27 .... at Furman* ................................. W 7-23/27 .... at Furman* ................................. W 5-03/28 .... at Furman* .................................. L 2-53/28 .... at Furman* ............................ W 5-4 (8)3/30 .... Liberty ......................................... L 0-53/30 .... Liberty ......................................... L 0-14/2 ...... Chattanooga* ............................ L 1-154/2 ...... Chattanooga* .............................. L 1-44/3 ...... Chattanooga* ......................... L 0-4 (8)4/3 ...... Chattanooga* .............................. L 1-54/6 ...... at Elon ........................................ W 3-24/6 ...... at Elon .................................... L 3-4 (8)4/8 ...... Charlotte ..................................... W 5-34/8 ...... Charlotte ...................................... L 1-44/10 .... College of Charleston* ................ W 5-24/10 .... College of Charleston* ................ W 8-04/11 .... College of Charleston* ................ W 3-24/11 .... College of Charleston* ................ W 1-04/15 .... East Carolina ............................... L 0-84/15 .... East Carolina ............................... L 1-24/18 .... UNC Wilmington .......................... W 7-24/18 .... UNC Wilmington ........................... L 0-74/21 .... at Virginia Tech ............................. L 0-14/21 .... at Virginia Tech ............................. L 0-34/24 .... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 1-44/24 .... at Georgia Southern* ................. L 1-154/25 .... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 1-34/25 .... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 0-35/1 ...... vs. College of Charleston& ........... L 2-65/2 ...... vs. Furman& ............................ L 2-4 (8)

* Southern Conference game@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.# Charleston Cougar Classic, Charleston, S.C.$ Rebel Spring Games, Ocoee, Fla.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& SoCon Championship, Charleston, S.C.

2000 Record: 37-29 (9-11 SoCon, 3rd)Head coach: Katie Flynn

2/18 .... vs. Youngstown State@ ................ W 9-12/19 .... vs. Virginia Tech@ ......................... L 0-42/19 .... vs. Ball State@ .................W 12-11 (12)2/19 .... vs. North Carolina@ ...................... L 0-22/20 .... vs. Minnesota@ ............................ L 1-52/22 .... Campbell .................................... W 3-02/22 .... Campbell .................................... W 3-02/25 .... vs. George Mason# ..................... W 5-12/25 .... vs. Manhattan# ........................... W 2-02/25 .... vs. Delaware# ............................. W 1-02/26 .... vs. La Salle#................................ W 5-32/27 .... vs. Towson# ................................ W 4-32/27 .... vs. Canisius# ............................... W 1-02/27 .... at East Carolina# .................. L 4-5 (11)2/29 .... North Carolina ........................... L 0-102/29 .... North Carolina ............................. L 0-23/3 ...... vs. UMBC$ .................................. W 3-03/3 ...... vs. Campbell$ .............................. L 2-53/3 ...... vs. George Mason$ ...................... L 2-43/4 ...... vs. Lehigh$.................................. W 6-53/5 ...... vs. East Carolina$ ................... L 1-2 (8)3/9 ...... Delaware State ......................... W 13-03/11 .... at Charlotte ................................. W 5-13/17 .... vs. South Carolina State% ......... W 10-03/17 .... vs. Akron% ................................... L 0-53/18 .... vs. Elon% .................................... W 7-33/18 .... vs. Radford% .......................... W 4-3 (8)3/18 .... vs. Ohio State% ............................ L 0-93/22 .... Winthrop ................................. L 4-6 (8)3/22 .... Winthrop ................................ W 3-2 (8)3/28 .... at Liberty...................................... L 1-53/28 .... at Liberty...................................... L 2-44/1 ...... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 0-54/1 ...... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 2-64/2 ...... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 1-44/2 ...... at Chattanooga* ........................ L 3-104/8 ...... at College of Charleston* ............ W 2-04/8 ...... at College of Charleston* ............. L 1-44/9 ...... at College of Charleston* ............ W 3-14/9 ...... at College of Charleston* ............. L 0-74/11 .... at Radford ................................... W 4-24/11 .... at Radford ................................... W 6-04/15 .... UNC Wilmington* ...................... W 11-04/15 .... UNC Wilmington* ......................... L 0-3

2013 UNCG S o f t b a l l4/16 .... UNC Wilmington* ....................L 1-2 (8)4/16 .... UNC Wilmington* ........................W 3-04/18 .... at East Carolina...........................W 5-04/18 .... at East Carolina..........................L 0-114/21 .... Georgia Southern* ......................W 2-04/21 .... Georgia Southern* .......................L 1-94/22 .... Georgia Southern* ......................W 5-44/22 .... Georgia Southern* .......................L 1-34/27 .... Charleston Southern ...............L 2-3 (9)4/27 .... Charleston Southern ...................W 1-04/29 .... Furman* ......................................L 0-14/29 .... Furman* .....................................W 4-34/30 .... Furman* ..............................W 1-0 (10)4/30 .... Furman* .....................................W 3-05/3 ...... Elon ............................................W 8-05/3 ...... Elon ............................................W 7-15/5 ...... College of Charleston& ...............W 3-05/5 ...... Furman& ......................................L 0-35/6 ...... UNC Wilmington& .......................W 7-35/6 ...... Georgia Southern& ......................L 0-2

* Southern Conference game@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.# East Carolina Lady Pirate Classic, Greenville, N.C.$ Millennium Dixie Classic, Virginia Beach, Va.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& SoCon Championship, Greensboro, N.C.

2001 Record: 31-27 (11-9 SoCon, 4th)Head coach: Karen Lee Matteson

2/16 .... vs. Miami (OH)@ ...........................L 2-32/16 .... vs. Radford@ ...............................W 9-42/17 .... vs. Purdue@ .................................L 0-32/17 .... vs. Long Island@ ...........................L 3-42/18 .... vs. UNC Wilmington@ ..................W 8-02/18 .... vs. Temple@ ...........................W 2-1 (8)2/23 .... vs. Temple# .................................W 2-12/23 .... vs.Fairfield# ...........................L 1-2 (9)2/24 .... vs.Fairfield# ...............................W 3-12/25 .... vs. Towson# ................................W 6-02/27 .... Radford ......................................W 2-02/27 .... Radford ......................................W 7-23/2 ...... vs. St. John’s$ .............................W 3-03/2 ...... vs. UMBC$ ..................................W 5-33/2 ...... vs. Akron$ ..............................W 5-2 (8)3/3 ...... vs. St. John’s$ .............................W 2-13/3 ...... vs. East Carolina$ ........................L 0-53/7 ...... at Coastal Carolina .................L 1-4 (8)3/7 ...... at Coastal Carolina .................L 2-3 (8)3/13 .... Appalachian State* ....................W 5-23/13 .... Appalachian State* .....................L 0-23/14 .... Appalachian State* ...............W 4-3 (9)3/17 .... vs. Towson% ................................W 7-43/17 .... vs. Robert Morris% .......................L 0-23/17 .... vs. Virginia% ................................L 0-23/18 .... vs. Middle Tennessee State% .......L 0-13/24 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 1-23/24 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 0-23/25 .... at Georgia Southern* ..................W 5-33/28 .... East Carolina ...............................L 3-43/28 .... East Carolina ..............................W 5-23/31 .... College of Charleston* ................W 3-23/31 .... College of Charleston* ................W 1-04/4 ...... at Elon ........................................W 2-04/4 ...... at Elon ........................................W 9-54/7 ...... at UNC Wilmington* .....................L 5-94/7 ...... at UNC Wilmington* ....................W 4-24/8 ...... at UNC Wilmington* .....................L 3-94/11 .... Charlotte ......................................L 4-54/11 .... Charlotte .....................................W 4-34/13 .... at ETSU* .....................................W 6-44/13 .... at ETSU* .....................................W 8-04/14 .... at ETSU* .....................................W 4-24/16 .... at Campbell .................................L 1-44/16 .... at Campbell .................................L 5-64/19 .... Liberty ........................................W 5-34/19 .... Liberty ........................................W 2-14/21 .... Chattanooga* .............................W 3-24/21 .... Chattanooga* ..............................L 0-84/22 .... Chattanooga* ..............................L 1-74/24 .... at North Carolina..........................L 0-84/24 .... at North Carolina..........................L 4-64/28 .... at Furman* ............................W 5-1 (8)4/28 .... at Furman* ..................................L 1-24/29 .... at Furman* ..................................L 0-15/3 ...... vs. ETSU& ...................................W 1-05/4 ...... vs. Chattanooga& ........................L 0-2

5/5 ...... vs. College of Charleston& ...........L 2-5

* Southern Conference game@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.# East Carolina Lady Pirate Classic, Greenville, N.C.$ Millennium Dixie Classic, Virginia Beach, Va.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.

2002 Record: 35-30-1 (8-12 SoCon, 6th)Head coach: Karen Lee Matteson

2/12 .... Elon ............................................W 8-52/12 .... Elon ........................................T 0-0 (5)2/15 .... vs. Ohio@ .....................................L 4-82/16 .... vs. Virginia@ .................................L 3-42/16 .... vs. Radford@ ...............................W 4-32/16 .... vs. Charlotte@ .............................W 5-22/17 .... vs. Boston University@ .................W 5-22/17 .... vs. Ohio@ ....................................W 5-02/20 .... at Radford ...................................W 4-02/20 .... at Radford .................................W 11-12/23 .... at Elon# .................................W 9-0 (5)2/23 .... vs. Michigan State# ....................W 1-02/24 .... vs. Michigan State# ....................W 2-12/24 .... at Elon# ......................................W 7-13/1 ...... vs. St. John’s$ ..............................L 2-33/1 ...... vs. Binghamton$ ....................W 5-1 (8)3/1 ...... vs. Delaware$ .............................W 7-63/6 ...... at #24 South Carolina ..................L 0-63/6 ...... at #24 South Carolina .............L 1-9 (5)3/8 ...... at #1 UCLA% ...........................L 0-8 (6)3/8 ...... vs. Long Beach State% .................L 1-73/8 ...... vs. Syracuse% .............................W 4-33/9 ...... vs. Buffalo% ................................W 6-03/9 ...... vs. Santa Clara% .........................W 2-03/9 ...... vs. San Jose State% .....................L 0-23/11 .... at St. Mary’s ................................W 5-13/11 .... at St. Mary’s ...........................W 4-1 (8)3/13 .... at Santa Clara ..............................L 0-13/13 .... at Santa Clara ..............................L 0-13/16 .... East Tennessee State* ...............L 2-133/16 .... East Tennessee State* .................L 3-43/17 .... East Tennessee State* ................W 7-53/22 .... vs. #20 Florida State^ ..................L 1-33/22 .... vs. Central Florida^ ......................L 2-43/23 .... vs. Princeton^ .............................W 5-03/23 .... vs. Campbell^ .............................W 4-33/27 .... at Appalachian State* ...........W 9-1 (6)3/27 .... at Appalachian State* .................L 0-63/29 .... Georgia Southern* .......................L 1-23/29 .... Georgia Southern* .......................L 3-93/30 .... Georgia Southern* ......................W 3-24/3 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 0-64/3 ...... at Charlotte ............................W 6-2 (6)4/6 ...... at College of Charleston* .......W 2-1 (8)4/6 ...... at College of Charleston* ............W 5-24/7 ...... at College of Charleston* .............L 2-44/11 .... Campbell ....................................W 3-14/11 .... Campbell ................................L 0-1 (8)4/13 .... UNC Wilmington* .........................L 0-14/13 .... UNC Wilmington* ........................W 4-24/14 .... UNC Wilmington* ........................W 3-04/17 .... at Liberty.....................................W 2-14/17 .... at Liberty.....................................W 6-14/20 .... at Chattanooga* .........................W 3-04/20 .... at Chattanooga* ..........................L 4-74/21 .... at Chattanooga* ........................L 4-104/24 .... at East Carolina............................L 0-24/24 .... at East Carolina......................W 5-4 (8)4/27 .... Furman* ......................................L 3-44/27 .... Furman* ......................................L 0-24/28 .... Furman* .................................L 2-7 (8)4/30 .... North Carolina ............................W 1-04/30 .... North Carolina .............................L 0-25/2 ...... vs. Furman& .................................L 1-45/5 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington& ..................W 5-05/5 ...... vs. East Tennessee State& ............L 3-4

* Southern Conference game@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.# Elon Invitational, Elon, N.C.$ Millennium Dixie Classic, Virginia Beach, Va.% National Invitational Tournament, Pleasanton, Calif.^ Buzz Classic Tournament, Marietta, Ga.& SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.

2003 Record: 38-18 (14-6 SoCon, 2nd)Head coach: Stephanie DeFeo

2/8 ...... vs. Boston College^.....................W 1-02/8 ...... at No. 20 South Carolina^ ............L 1-32/9 ...... vs. No. 19 Georgia Tech^ .............W 1-02/9 ...... at No. 20 South Carolina^ ............L 0-32/11 .... at Campbell ..............................W 10-42/11 .... at Campbell ................................W 8-42/14 .... vs. Fordham@ ..............................W 5-42/14 .... vs. Wisconsin@ ...........................L 0-102/21 .... Toledo .........................................W 7-02/21 .... Toledo .........................................W 3-22/23 .... Kent State$.................................W 4-32/23 .... Toledo$ .......................................W 2-03/8 ...... vs. Centenary# ............................W 7-03/8 ...... vs. Canisius# ...............................W 9-13/9 ...... vs. Belmont# ...............................W 9-23/9 ...... vs. Monmouth# ...........................W 6-03/9 ...... vs. Central Florida# .....................W 4-13/14 .... vs. Akron% ..................................W 6-13/14 .... vs. SE Missouri State% ................W 8-23/18 .... Marshall ......................................L 0-33/18 .... Marshall ................................W 6-3 (6)3/19 .... East Carolina ..............................W 8-6 3/19 .... East Carolina .........................W 5-4 (5)3/22 .... Chattanooga* .............................W 2-03/22 .... Chattanooga* .............................W 3-23/23 .... Chattanooga* .............................W 5-23/25 .... at Virginia ...............................L 0-9 (5)3/25 .... at Virginia ....................................L 5-83/29 .... at East Tennessee State* .............L 3-53/29 .... at East Tennessee State* .... W 12-4 (6)4/1 ...... Hawaii .......................................L 0-104/1 ...... Hawaii ........................................W 5-44/3 ...... Charlotte .....................................W 5-44/3 ...... Charlotte .....................................W 6-44/5 ...... Appalachian State* ...............W 9-0 (5)4/5 ...... Appalachian State* .............W 11-0 (5)4/6 ...... Appalachian State* .............W 11-1 (5)4/12 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 0-14/12 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 1-24/13 .... at Georgia Southern* .............W 8-0 (6)4/18 .... College of Charleston* ................W 5-34/19 .... College of Charleston* ................W 8-14/19 .... College of Charleston* .................L 4-94/23 .... at North Carolina..........................L 1-34/23 .... at North Carolina..........................L 0-44/26 .... at UNC Wilmington* .....................L 2-3

4/27 .... at UNC Wilmington* ....................W 4-14/27 .... at UNC Wilmington* ....................W 7-05/1 ...... at Elon* ......................................W 5-05/1 ...... at Elon* ..................................L 6-7 (8)5/3 ...... at Furman* ..................................L 2-45/3 ...... at Furman* .................................W 9-15/4 ...... at Furman* .................................W 7-25/8 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington& ..................W 5-05/9 ...... at Chattanooga& ....................L 1-3 (9)5/9 ...... vs. Georgia Southern& .................L 0-2

* Southern Conference game^ Gamecock Invitational, Columbia, S.C.@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.$ UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.# Charleston Southern Tournament, Charleston, S.C.% Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.

2004 Record: 30-30 (8-12 SoCon, 5th)Head coach: Stephanie DeFeo

2/13 ... [email protected] 5-22/13 .... Kent State@ ................................W 5-32/14 .... vs. George Mason@ .....................W 7-52/20 .... vs. Winthrop^ ..............................W 5-32/20 .... vs. Delaware State^ ....................W 6-12/21 .... vs. Wright State^ ..........................L 0-42/21 .... vs. UMBC^ ..................................W 8-72/22 .... at UNC Wilmington^ ....................W 4-32/22 .... vs. St. John’s^ .............................W 4-32/28 .... vs. Boston College# ....................W 2-02/28 .... vs. IPFW# ....................................W 8-32/29 .... vs. Eastern Illinois# ......................L 3-72/29 .... vs. Furman# ................................W 6-22/29 .... vs. Charleston Southern# ............W 3-23/3 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 1-33/3 ...... at Charlotte ..................................L 3-43/9 ...... at UNC Wilmington .................W 7-3 (9)3/9 ...... at UNC Wilmington .......................L 3-93/10 .... at Coastal Carolina .................L 3-5 (8)3/10 .... at Coastal Carolina .....................W 3-23/12 .... vs. Mount St. Mary’s$ ..................W 3-23/13 .... vs. James Madison$ ....................W 1-03/13 .... at Charlotte$ ................................L 2-53/14 .... vs. Georgia Southern$ ..................L 0-13/19 .... vs. Connecticut% ..........................L 2-83/20 .... vs. Miami (Ohio)% .......................W 5-13/20 .... vs. UNC Wilmington% ..................W 6-33/21 .... vs. Coastal Carolina% ..................L 4-63/24 .... Radford .......................................L 5-63/24 .... Radford .................................W 9-0 (5)3/27 .... Furman* .....................................W 4-33/27 .... Furman* ......................................L 5-93/28 .... Furman* ...............................L 1-2 (12)4/3 ...... at Chattanooga* ..........................L 0-74/3 ...... at Chattanooga* .....................L 0-8 (5)4/4 ...... at Chattanooga* ..........................L 5-64/7 ...... NC State ......................................L 2-74/7 ...... NC State ......................................L 4-74/9 ...... East Tennessee State* ................W 5-34/9 ...... East Tennessee State* ................W 8-14/10 .... East Tennessee State* ................W 2-14/15 .... North Carolina .............................L 1-64/15 .... North Carolina .............................L 3-44/17 .... at Appalachian State* ................W 5-04/17 .... at Appalachian State* .................L 1-54/18 .... at Appalachian State* .................L 1-54/20 .... North Carolina A&T ................W 8-0 (5)4/20 .... North Carolina A&T ............. W 12-4 (5)4/22 .... Longwood ...................................W 7-14/22 .... Longwood ....................................L 1-24/24 .... Georgia Southern* .................W 6-5 (8)4/24 .... Georgia Southern* ..................L 2-3 (9)4/25 .... Georgia Southern* ......................W 2-15/2 ...... at College of Charleston* .............L 3-65/2 ...... at College of Charleston* .............L 1-55/8 ...... Elon* ..........................................W 7-55/8 ...... Elon* ...........................................L 4-55/9 ...... Elon* ...........................................L 0-65/13 .... vs. Elon&......................................L 3-95/14 .... vs. Appalachian State& .........L 3-13 (6)

* Southern Conference game@TriangleClassic,Greensboro/Raleigh,N.C.^ UNCW Seahawk Classic, Wilmington, N.C.# Charleston Southern Tournament, Sum-merville, S.C.

leigh irwin (1998-01) was a two-time all-Southern Conference selection and the SoCon Player of the Year in 2001.


2004 teamThe 2004 team opened the season 12-2, good for the best start to a season in school history. The Spartans went 3-0 at the weather-shortened Triangle Classic, then won the UNCW Seahawk Classic with a 5-1 mark. UNCG went 4-1 at the Charleston Southern Tournament.

$ Charlotte Tournament, Charlotte, N.C.% Georgia Tech Buzz Classic, Atlanta, Ga.& SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.

2005 Record: 20-40 (7-14 SoCon, 5th)Head coach: Stephanie DeFeo/Neil Avent

2/5...... vs. Stephen F. Austin^ ................ L 5-102/5 ...... vs. Coastal Carolina^ .............. L 2-3 (8)2/6 ...... at South Carolina^ .................. L 0-8 (6)2/6 ...... vs. Stephen F. Austin^ ............... W 14-62/11 .... at NC State@ ................................ L 0-92/11 .... vs. George Washington@ .............. L 0-22/12 .... vs. Toledo@ .................................. L 0-12/12 .... vs. Campbell@ .............................. L 4-52/13 .... vs. Elon@ ...................................... L 5-82/13 .... vs. George Washington@ ............. W 5-42/23 .... at Campbell ................................. L 0-12/23 .... at Campbell ................................. L 0-42/25 .... vs. Hampton#.............................. W 8-22/25 .... vs. Liberty# .................................. L 1-42/26 .... vs. NC State# .............................. W 2-02/26 .... vs. Longwood# ........................ L 0-8 (6)2/27 .... vs.Fairfield# ............................... W 9-72/27 .... vs. Delaware State# ..................... L 1-83/4 ...... vs. Maryland% ............................. L 3-53/4 ...... at No. 13 Georgia% ...................... L 1-73/5 ...... vs. Radford% ........................... L 0-8 (5)3/5 ...... vs. Oakland% .............................. W 6-23/6 ...... vs. Oakland% .............................. W 3-23/20 .... at Radford .................................... L 1-43/20 .... at Radford .................................... L 2-53/22 .... vs. Ohio! ..................................... W 2-03/22 .... vs. UMES! ............................ W 10-0 (5)3/26 .... College of Charleston* ............... L 7-103/26 .... College of Charleston* ................. L 1-53/27 .... College of Charleston* .......... L 3-11 (6)3/30 .... Liberty ........................................ W 4-23/30 .... Liberty ........................................ W 5-44/2 ...... at Elon* ....................................... L 2-94/2 ...... at Elon* ....................................... L 1-34/3 ...... at Elon* ...................................... W 7-34/9 ...... at Furman* ................................. W 4-04/9 ...... at Furman* ................................. W 4-14/10 .... at Furman* .................................. L 1-84/14 .... at North Carolina..................... L 0-8 (6)4/14 .... at North Carolina.......................... L 0-64/16 .... Chattanooga* .............................. L 1-64/16 .... Chattanooga* .............................. L 1-24/17 .... Chattanooga* .............................. L 0-54/20 .... Charlotte ...................................... L 2-74/20 .... Charlotte ...................................... L 5-84/22 .... at North Carolina A&T ............ W 8-0 (5)4/22 .... at North Carolina A&T .......... W 16-1 (5)4/23 .... Appalachian State* ..................... L 4-94/23 .... Appalachian State* .................. W 12-54/24 .... Appalachian State* ..................... L 4-64/26 .... at Virginia Tech ............................. L 1-74/26 .... at Virginia Tech ............................. L 4-74/30 .... at East Tennessee State* ............ W 5-4

4/30 .... at East Tennessee State* ....... W 8-5 (8)5/1 ...... at East Tennessee State* ............ W 4-25/7 ...... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 0-35/7 ...... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 1-45/8 ...... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 3-55/12 .... vs. Chattanooga& ................... L 0-8 (5)5/13 .... vs. Georgia Southern& ................. L 0-7

* Southern Conference game^ Gamecock Invitational, Columbia, S.C.@ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.# UNCW Seahawk Classic, Wilmington, N.C.% Red and Black Challenge, Athens, Ga.! Lancer Invitational, Farmville, Va.& SoCon Championship, Charleston, S.C.

2006 Record: 20-42 (4-17 SoCon, 8th)Head coach: Jennifer Herzig

2/15 .... at NC State .................................. L 0-42/15 .... at NC State .................................. L 3-52/18 .... vs. Radford^ ................................ L 3-42/19 .... vs. Virginia Tech^ ......................... L 0-32/19 .... vs. Virginia Tech^ ......................... L 1-92/22 .... Radford ....................................... L 0-12/22 .... Radford ....................................... L 2-52/24 .... at Kennesaw State@ .................... W 4-32/24 .... vs. Toledo@ ................................. W 9-83/3 ...... vs. UNC Wilmington# ................... W 4-23/3 ...... vs. Oakland# ............................... W 6-53/4 ...... vs. Kennesaw State# .................... L 0-83/4 ...... vs. St. Bonaventure# .................... L 1-73/4 ...... vs. Charleston Southern# ............ W 6-13/5 ...... vs. Iowa State# ............................ L 2-43/10 .... vs. Ohio$ ...................................... L 5-6 3/10 .... vs. Pittsburgh$ ............................. L 2-83/11 .... vs. East Tennessee State$ ............ L 4-83/11 .... vs. South Carolina State$ ..... W 10-2 (5)3/12 .... vs. Gardner-Webb$ ..................... W 2-03/14 .... Campbell .................................... W 6-13/14 .... Campbell .............................. L 1-13 (5)3/15 .... North Carolina A&T ..................... W 4-03/15 .... North Carolina A&T .............. W 12-3 (6)3/25 .... Elon* ........................................... L 1-73/25 .... Elon* ........................................... L 0-73/26 .... Elon* ........................................... L 3-7 3/29 .... UNC Wilmington .......................... W 2-03/29 .... UNC Wilmington .......................... W 8-73/30 .... Longwood ................................... W 3-03/30 .... Longwood .................................... L 2-34/1 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 3-24/1 ...... Furman* ...................................... L 2-64/2 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 4-34/5 ...... at Charlotte .................................. L 0-54/5 ...... at Charlotte .................................. L 2-44/8 ...... at Chattanooga* .................... W 2-0 (8)4/8 ...... at Chattanooga* ................... L 6-7 (10)4/9 ...... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 0-54/11 .... No. 22 North Carolina .................. L 0-64/11 .... No. 22 North Carolina ........... L 0-11 (5)

4/14 .... at Appalachian State* ................. L 1-44/14 .... at Appalachian State* ................. L 5-64/15 .... at Appalachian State* ............... L 4-104/18 .... at Liberty...................................... L 0-4 4/18 .... at Liberty..................................... W 6-44/20 .... Winthrop ...................................... L 0-24/20 .... Winthrop ..................................... W 2-04/22 .... Western Carolina* ....................... L 1-9 4/23 .... Western Carolina* ....................... L 4-54/23 .... Western Carolina* ....................... L 0-44/25 .... No. 25 Virginia Tech ..................... L 0-24/25 .... No. 25 Virginia Tech ..................... L 0-24/29 .... Georgia Southern* ....................... L 0-24/29 .... Georgia Southern* ....................... L 0-44/30 .... Georgia Southern* ...................... W 4-35/6 ...... at College of Charleston* ............. L 3-45/6 ...... at College of Charleston* ............. L 3-55/7 ...... at College of Charleston* ............. L 0-3 5/11 .... vs. Western Carolina& ................. W 5-35/11 .... at Chattanooga& ......................... L 0-25/12 .... vs. Georgia Southern& ................. L 0-2

* Southern Conference game^ Green and White Tournament, Charlotte, N.C.@ Kennesaw State Classic, Kennesaw, Ga.# Charleston Southern Tournament, Summerville, S.C.$ Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C.& SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.


2/9 ...... vs. Southern Illinois# .............. W 9-0 (5)2/9 ...... vs. Minnesota# ............................ L 0-12/10 .... vs. Minnesota# ............................ L 3-62/10 .... vs. Southern Illinois# .................... L 2-62/11 .... at Jacksonville# ........................... L 0-32/16 .... Morehead State@ ...................... W 12-62/17 .... Kent State@ ............................ L 0-8 (6)2/17 .... Campbell@.................................. W 5-42/18 .... Ohio@ .................................... W 3-2 (8)2/20 .... at Campbell .......................... L 1-11 (5)2/20 .... at Campbell .............................. W 11-42/23 .... at Charlotte% .......................... L 1-3 (8)2/23 .... vs. Drexel% ................................. W 6-22/24 .... vs. Western Carolina% ................. W 8-22/24 .... vs. Marshall% ....................... L 5-13 (6)2/28 .... St. Francis (Pa.) ...................... W 4-3 (9)2/28 .... St. Francis (Pa.) ........................... W 4-1 3/3 ...... vs. St. Francis (Pa.)$ .................... W 2-03/3 ...... vs. Bucknell$ .............................. W 5-03/4 ...... vs. Norfolk State$ .................. W 8-0 (6)3/4 ...... at Elon$ ....................................... L 5-63/6 ...... at Longwood ................................ L 2-33/6 ...... at Longwood ................................ L 3-73/7 ...... Radford ...................................... W 2-13/7 ...... Radford ....................................... L 1-33/9 ...... vs. Charleston Southern^ ............ W 4-03/9 ...... vs. Providence^ ........................... W 2-0 3/10 .... vs. Towson^............................ W 4-3 (8)3/10 .... vs. Gardner-Webb^ ...................... L 0-23/11 .... vs. Elon^ ..................................... W 5-33/11 .... vs. Winthrop^ ............................... L 0-53/15 .... Charlotte ...................................... L 2-53/15 .... Charlotte ...................................... L 4-63/22 .... at East Carolina............................ L 1-23/22 .... at East Carolina............................ L 0-33/24 .... at Furman* .................................. L 0-23/24 .... at Furman* .................................. L 1-33/25 .... at Furman* ................................. W 9-33/27 .... at North Carolina A&T ................. W 4-03/27 .... at North Carolina A&T .......... W 15-0 (5)3/31 .... Chattanooga* .............................. L 0-73/31 .... Chattanooga* .............................. L 0-34/1 ...... Chattanooga* .............................. L 0-44/6 ...... Appalachian State* ..................... L 3-4 4/6 ...... Appalachian State* .................... W 1-04/7 ...... Appalachian State* ..................... L 1-44/12 .... NC State ...................................... L 1-74/12 .... NC State .................................... L 1-11 4/14 .... at Western Carolina* ................... W 9-64/14 .... at Western Carolina* .................... L 3-44/15 .... at Western Carolina* .................... L 0-64/18 .... Liberty .................................... L 2-4 (8)4/18 .... Liberty ...................................... W 10-74/21 .... at Georgia Southern* .................. W 1-04/21 .... at Georgia Southern* .................. W 2-0

4/22 .... at Georgia Southern* ................... L 0-1

4/28 .... College of Charleston* ............... L 3-104/28 .... College of Charleston* ................. L 5-7 4/29 .... College of Charleston* ................ W 7-45/5 ...... at Elon* ...................................... W 7-15/5 ...... at Elon* .................................. L 0-8 (5) 5/6 ...... at Elon* ....................................... L 0-25/9 ...... Chattanooga& ....................... W 2-1 (8)5/10 .... Western Carolina& ....................... L 1-05/11 .... College of Charleston& ........ W 10-0 (5)5/11 .... Georgia Southern& ...................... L 2-3

* Southern Conference game# Jacksonville Univ. Tournament, Jacksonville, Fla.@ UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.% First Pitch Classic, Charlotte, N.C.$ Elon Phoenix Classic, Elon, N.C.^adidas/WinthropInvitational,RockHill,S.C.& SoCon Championship, Greensboro, N.C.


2/8 ...... vs. Southern Illinois# .................... L 0-52/8 ...... at Jacksonville# .......................... W 2-02/9 ...... vs. Minnesota# ............................ L 1-82/9 ...... vs. Coastal Carolina# ................... L 1-22/10 .... vs. Coastal Carolina# .................. W 6-42/15 .... James Madison@.......................... L 1-32/15 .... Niagara@ .................................... W 3-22/16 .... Central Michigan@ ....................... L 1-32/17 .... UMBC@....................................... W 3-02/23 .... vs. Mt. St. Mary’s% ...................... W 1-02/23 .... vs. Delaware State% .................. W 11-92/24 .... vs. Lehigh% .................................. L 2-32/24 .... at UNC Wilmington% ................... W 1-02/27 .... at NC State .................................. L 1-32/29 .... vs. Fordham$ .............................. W 6-02/29 .... vs. Delaware$ ......................... L 0-1 (8)3/1 ...... vs. Radford$ ................................ L 0-43/1 ...... vs. Towson$ ................................. L 3-83/2 ...... vs. Delaware$ ............................. W 1-03/2 ...... vs. Radford$ ................................ L 1-23/5 ...... No. 23 North Carolina .................. L 0-43/5 ...... No. 23 North Carolina .................. L 1-33/12 .... at No. 24 Virginia Tech ............. L 0-8 (5)3/12 .... at No. 24 Virginia Tech .................. L 1-23/21 .... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 1-43/21 .... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 2-43/22 .... at Chattanooga* .......................... L 2-93/25 .... at Liberty...................................... L 0-13/25 .... at Liberty..................................... W 4-33/26 .... North Carolina A&T ..................... W 2-03/26 .... North Carolina A&T ..................... W 9-34/1 ...... at Radford .................................... L 0-44/1 ...... at Radford ............................ W 10-9 (8)4/5 ...... Western Carolina* ..................... L 5-104/6 ...... Western Carolina* ....................... L 6-74/6 ...... Western Carolina* ...................... W 7-54/12 .... Georgia Southern* ....................... L 0-14/12 .... Georgia Southern* ....................... L 1-44/13 .... Georgia Southern* ....................... L 2-34/16 .... East Carolina ............................... L 1-74/16 .... East Carolina ............................... L 1-24/19 .... at College of Charleston* ....... W 4-1 (9)4/19 .... at College of Charleston* ............. L 0-44/20 .... at College of Charleston* ............. L 1-24/24 .... at Charlotte ................................. W 2-04/24 .... at Charlotte .................................. L 0-14/26 .... Elon* ..................................... W 5-4 (8)4/26 .... Elon* .......................................... W 2-04/27 .... Elon* ........................................... L 2-45/3 ...... Furman* ................................ W 2-1 (8)5/3 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 8-35/4 ...... Furman* ..................................... W 2-05/7 ...... vs. Elon&..................................... W 1-05/8 ...... vs. Chattanooga& ....................... W 3-15/9 ...... vs. Georgia Southern& ................. L 2-45/10 .... vs. Chattanooga& ........................ L 0-3

* Southern Conference game#JU/BestWesternInvitational,Jacksonville,Fla.@ UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.% UNC Wilmington Tournament, Wilmington, N.C.$ East Carolina Pirate Clash, Greenville, N.C.& SoCon Championship, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.


2010 teamthe 2010 team reached the Southern Conference Championship title game for the first time in school history.


2/6 ...... vs. North Florida# ........................W 5-12/6 ...... at South Florida# .........................L 2-52/7 ...... vs. Illinois State# .......................L 2-132/7 ...... vs. Florida Gulf Coast# .................L 5-82/8 ...... vs. Minnesota# ...........................W 1-02/13 .... vs. UNC Wilmington% ..................W 4-02/13 .... at Charlotte% ........................ W 3-2 (8)2/14 .... vs. Army% ...................................W 4-12/14 .... vs. Army% ........................... W 10-2 (5)2/15 .... at Charlotte% ...............................L 1-32/20 .... vs. Marshall$ ...............................L 3-42/20 .... vs. Ball State$ ..............................L 5-72/21 .... vs. Tennessee State$ ....................L 3-62/21 .... vs. IUPUI$ ....................................L 1-62/22 .... at No. 16 Georgia$ ................L 2-12 (5)2/25 .... at No. 16 North Carolina ...............L 2-32/25 .... at No. 16 North Carolina ........L 3-11 (6)2/27 .... Rider@ .................................. W 8-0 (5)3/7 ...... at Western Carolina* ...............L 2-3 (9)3/7 ...... at Western Carolina* ...................W 6-43/8 ...... at Western Carolina* ............W 11-3 (6)3/21 .... at Furman* ..................................L 1-23/21 .... at Furman* ................................L 7-113/22 .... at Furman* .................................W 3-23/24 .... Harvard .......................................W 3-03/24 .... Harvard ......................................L 5-103/28 .... Appalachian State* .....................L 0-73/29 .... Appalachian State* ....................W 2-13/29 .... Appalachian State* .....................L 0-73/31 .... Campbell .....................................L 3-83/31 .... Campbell ....................................W 5-34/7 ...... North Carolina Central .........W 14-0 (5)4/7 ...... North Carolina Central .........W 11-0 (5)4/10 .... Samford* ...................................W 6-34/11 .... Samford* ....................................L 1-24/11 .... Samford* ...................................W 8-44/14 .... Charlotte ......................................L 0-74/14 .... Charlotte ......................................L 6-94/16 .... at North Carolina A&T ..................L 2-34/16 .... at North Carolina A&T .................W 4-34/18 .... at Georgia Southern* ..................W 1-04/18 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 2-54/19 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 2-84/22 .... at East Carolina............................L 3-44/22 .... at East Carolina.......................L 0-9 (5)4/25 .... College of Charleston* .................L 2-74/25 .... College of Charleston* .................L 1-24/26 .... College of Charleston* .................L 2-84/29 .... Liberty ........................................W 2-14/29 .... Liberty ........................................W 3-14/30 .... Virginia Tech ...............................W 5-34/30 .... Virginia Tech ...........................L 0-8 (5)5/2 ...... at Elon* ......................................W 7-15/2 ...... at Elon* ......................................W 4-35/3 ...... at Elon* .......................................L 0-35/7 ...... vs. Appalachian State& ................L 0-25/7 ...... vs. College of Charleston& ..........W 5-35/8 ...... vs. Furman& ................................W 4-35/8 ...... vs. Georgia Southern& .................L 2-9

* = Southern Conference game# = USF Louisville Slugger Tournament, Tampa, Fla.% = Green and White Classic, Charlotte, N.C.$ = Sixth Annual Georgia Classic, Athens, Ga.@ = UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.& = SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.


2/13 .... vs. Drexel# ...................................L 0-32/13 .... vs. Bethune-Cookman# ...............W 5-32/14 .... vs. Virginia Tech# ..................L 2-8 (10)2/14 .... at Jacksonville# ....................L 2-10 (6)2/19 .... vs. Delaware^ ..............................L 7-82/20 .... vs. St. Joseph’s^......................L 1-2 (9)2/20 .... at No. 23 North Carolina^ .......L 0-8 (6)2/21 .... vs. Delaware^ .............................W 4-02/26 .... Sacred Heart@ ............................W 5-3

2/26 .... Niagara@ .....................................L 2-32/27 .... Cleveland State@ .......................L 6-132/27 .... Sacred Heart@ ........................L 0-8 (5)2/28 .... Niagara@ ....................................W 7-43/5 ...... vs. Akron% ...................................L 0-43/5 ...... vs. Howard% ...............................W 1-03/6 ...... vs. Bowling Green% .....................W 4-13/7 ...... vs. Jacksonville State%.................L 2-43/7 ...... vs. Tennessee Tech% ...................W 4-13/13 .... Georgia Southern* ..................L 1-4 (8)3/13 .... Georgia Southern* ......................W 3-23/14 .... Georgia Southern* .......................L 1-23/18 .... No. 16 North Carolina ..................L 1-53/20 .... at College of Charleston* ...W 11-7 (11)3/20 .... at College of Charleston* ............W 5-13/24 .... Marshall ............................. W 13-5 (6)3/24 .... Marshall .....................................W 3-13/25 .... NC State ...............................L 0-10 (5)3/25 .... NC State .....................................W 5-13/30 .... East Carolina ...............................L 1-43/30 .... East Carolina ...............................L 3-64/2 ...... Elon* ...........................................L 1-24/3 ...... Elon* ..........................................W 6-04/3 ...... Elon* ...........................................L 1-64/7 ...... at Liberty............................W 11-10 (9)4/7 ...... at Liberty...............................L 2-10 (6)4/10 .... at Appalachian State* .................L 2-34/10 .... at Appalachian State* .......... W 4-2 (8)4/11 .... at Appalachian State* ................W 3-14/17 .... Western Carolina* .............. W 15-1 (5)4/17 .... Western Carolina* .......................L 1-44/18 .... Western Carolina* ...............W 17-1 (5)4/22 .... North Carolina A&T .....................W 6-54/22 .... North Carolina A&T ............... W 9-1 (6)4/24 .... at Furman* .................................W 5-04/25 .... at Furman* .................................W 3-04/25 .... at Furman* ..................................L 3-44/27 .... at Charlotte ..................................L 2-95/1 ...... Chattanooga* .........................L 2-3 (8)5/1 ...... Chattanooga* ..............................L 2-65/2 ...... Chattanooga* .............................W 3-05/8 ...... at Samford* ...............................W, 5-35/8 ...... at Samford* ................................L, 1-75/9 ...... at Samford* ................................L, 4-55/13 .... at Chattanooga& .......................W, 4-15/13 .... vs. Elon&.....................................L, 4-65/14 .... vs. Georgia Southern& ...............W, 2-15/14 .... vs. Elon&.....................................L, 3-6

* = Southern Conference game# = JU Tournament, Jacksonville, Fla.^ = Carolina Classic, Chapel Hill, N.C.@ = UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.% = Buzz Classic, Woodstock, Ga.& = SoCon Championship, Chattanooga, Tenn.


2/11 .... at No. 23 Florida State# ........ W 1-0 (9)2/11 .... vs. Hofstra# ..........................L 0-16 (5)2/12 .... vs. St. John’s# ..................... W 13-3 (5)2/12 .... at No. 23 Florida State# ........L 3-13 (5)2/13 .... vs. St John’s# .............................L 7-132/18 .... at Charlotte% ...............................L 0-32/18 .... vs. Eastern Kentucky% ......... W 10-1 (5)2/19 .... vs. St. Francis (Pa.)% ...................W 3-12/19 .... vs. St. Francis (Pa.)% ...................W 8-62/20 .... vs. Eastern Kentucky% .................W 5-22/25 .... Morehead State@ ..................L 1-13 (5)2/25 .... Kansas@ ......................................L 3-82/26 .... Minnesota@ .................................L 0-12/26 .... Minnesota@ .................................L 6-82/27 .... Morehead State@ ........................W 3-23/4 ...... vs. Western Kentucky$ .................L 1-73/4 ...... vs. Evansville$ .............................W 9-33/6 ...... vs. UAB$ ......................................L 7-83/9 ...... Charlotte .....................................W 3-23/9 ...... Charlotte ......................................L 2-73/19 .... College of Charleston* .................L 0-73/19 .... College of Charleston* ................W 5-43/20 .... College of Charleston* ................W 4-03/23 .... at NC State ..................................L 5-83/23 .... at NC State .............................L 0-9 (5)

3/26 .... Furman* .....................................W 7-33/26 .... Furman* ......................................L 4-83/27 .... Furman* .....................................W 4-23/29 .... at Virginia Tech ......................L 4-13 (6)3/29 .... at Virginia Tech ......................L 3-11 (5)4/2 ...... at Western Carolina* ....................L 2-34/2 ...... at Western Carolina* ........... W 18-3 (5)4/3 ...... at Western Carolina* .................W 10-14/6 ...... Liberty .................................. W 9-1 (5)4/6 ...... Liberty ........................................W 7-64/9 ...... at Chattanooga* ..........................L 5-94/9 ...... at Chattanooga* ..........................L 0-34/10 .... at Chattanooga* .....................L 0-8 (5)4/13 .... at North Carolina..........................L 1-44/13 .... at North Carolina.........................W 5-24/16 .... Appalachian State* .....................L 2-64/17 .... Appalachian State* .....................L 0-14/17 .... Appalachian State* ....................W 4-04/22 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 1-34/22 .... at Georgia Southern* ..............L 0-8 (6)4/23 .... at Georgia Southern* ...................L 2-74/27 .... at North Carolina A&T ..........W 11-3 (5)4/27 .... at North Carolina A&T ..........W 11-3 (6)4/30 .... Samford* ........................... W 12-4 (6)4/30 .... Samford* ...................................W 4-15/1 ...... Samford* ...................................W 3-25/7 ...... at Elon* ................................L 0-15 (5)5/7 ...... at Elon* ..................................L 0-1 (8)5/8 ...... at Elon* .......................................L 0-75/11 .... at Georgia Southern& .................W 2-05/12 .... vs. Samford& ..............................W 4-15/13 .... vs. Chattanooga& ......................L 0-135/14 .... vs. College of Charleston& ...........L 0-2

* = Southern Conference game# = Seminole Kick Off Classic, Tallahassee, Fla.% = First Pitch Classic, Charlotte, N.C.@ = UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.$ = Buzz Classic, Woodstock, Ga.& = SoCon Championship, Statesboro, Ga.


2/10 .... vs. Virginia Tech# ..................L 1-10 (5)2/10 .... at Jacksonville# .........................L 3-102/11 .... vs. Buffalo# .................................L 3-62/11 .... vs. Saint Louis# ............................L 0-12/12 .... vs. Virginia Tech# ..................L 3-12 (6)2/17 .... vs. Fordham% .......................... W 12-72/17 .... at East Carolina% .........................L 1-22/18 .... vs. No. 21 Louisville% ...................L 4-52/25 .... Utah@ ..........................................L 1-32/25 .... Drexel@ .......................................W 5-12/26 .... Rider@ .................................. W 9-1 (6)3/2 ...... vs. UT Martin$ ..............................L 2-33/2 ...... vs. Jacksonville State$ .................L 3-83/3 ...... vs. Morehead State$ ...................W 9-33/4 ...... vs. Kennesaw State$ ...................W 6-53/4 ...... vs. Winthrop$ ...............................L 0-23/7 ...... North Carolina Central .......... W 8-0 (6)3/8 ...... at Charlotte ...........................L 2-14 (5)

3/8 ...... at Charlotte ................................L 9-113/10 .... at Appalachian State* ............L 0-8 (6)3/10 .... at Appalachian State* ................W 9-43/11 .... at Appalachian State* ................W 7-23/14 .... Virginia Tech ................................L 0-33/14 .... Virginia Tech ................................L 4-83/17 .... Elon* ..........................................W 5-03/17 .... Elon* ...........................................L 5-73/18 .... Elon* ......................................L 0-8 (5)3/20 .... North Carolina A&T ............. W 12-4 (6)3/22 .... at Gardner-Webb ..................W 11-1 (6)3/22 .... at Gardner-Webb ........................L 5-103/24 .... at Furman* ..................................L 0-33/24 .... at Furman* ..................................L 5-63/25 .... at Furman* .................................W 2-13/31 .... at Samford* ................................W 5-33/31 .... at Samford* .................................L 1-24/1 ...... at Samford* ............................. W 13-84/4 ...... at Liberty.....................................W 6-54/4 ...... at Liberty............................... W 9-1 (5)4/6 ...... Georgia Southern* .......................L 2-44/6 ...... Georgia Southern* .......................L 3-94/7 ...... Georgia Southern* ................L 2-10 (6)4/11 .... No. 24 North Carolina ...........L 0-11 (5)4/11 .... No. 24 North Carolina ................L 0-104/17 .... at Radford ............................. W 4-3 (9)4/17 .... at Radford ....................................L 0-24/21 .... at College of Charleston* ............W 5-24/21 .... at College of Charleston* .............L 0-24/28 .... Western Carolina* ......................W 8-74/28 .... Western Carolina* ......................W 6-54/29 .... Western Carolina* ......................W 4-25/5 ...... Chattanooga* .........................L 1-9 (6)5/5 ...... Chattanooga* ..............................L 1-75/6 ...... Chattanooga* ..............................L 3-65/10 .... at Appalachian State& .................L 2-65/10 .... vs. Samford& ..............................W 6-55/11 .... vs. College of Charleston& ...........L 3-6

* = Southern Conference game# = Wingate by Wyndham Opening Weekend Tournament, Jacksonville, Fla.% = Pirate Classic, Greenville, N.C.@ = UNCG Spartan Classic, Greensboro, N.C.$ = Buzz Classic, Woodstock, Ga.& = SoCon Championship, Boone, N.C.


Jennifer Bonilla

Jennifer Bonilla was a three-time All-Southern Conference selection, taking first-team honors in 2005 and second-team laurels in 2004 and 2006.

Jennifer MoranJennifer Moran was a first-team CoSIDA Aca-demic All-American in 2002-03.

National/regional/state honorsCoSIDA Academic All-America Winn Hazlegrove (second team) ... 1992-93WinnHazlegrove(firstteam) ........ 1993-94KrisHarris(firstteam) ................. 1993-94WinnHazlegrove(firstteam) ........ 1994-95JenniferMoran(firstteam) ..........2002-03

CoSIDA Academic All-District III JenniferMoran(firstteam) ..........2002-03JessicaVanderploeg(firstteam) ..2002-03

NFCA All-Region First TeamPenny Thompson .............................. 2002Alex Emeterio ....................................2010

NFCA All-Region Second TeamLeigh Irwin ....................................... 2000Penny Thompson .............................. 2000Jennifer Hubbard ............................. 2003Penny Thompson .............................. 2003

NFCA Scholar-AthletesKara Clouser ...............................2005-06Adriane Audley ............................ 2006-07Kara Clouser ............................... 2006-07Emily Akiyama............................. 2006-07Laura Olenderski ......................... 2006-07Emily Akiyama............................. 2007-08Carolyn Boyd .............................. 2007-08Kayla Hensley ............................. 2007-08Lyndsay Mouse ........................... 2007-08Laura Olenderski ......................... 2007-08Brandi Schnute ........................... 2007-08Emily Akiyama.............................2008-09Kayla Hensley .............................2008-09Laura Olenderski .........................2008-09Mary Catherine Vercoe ................2008-09Emily Akiyama............................. 2009-10Kayla Hensley ............................. 2009-10Kaitlin Merkt ............................... 2009-10Laura Olenderski ......................... 2009-10Heather Robb .............................. 2009-10Josie Felix ................................... 2010-11Kristen Gabel .............................. 2010-11Kayla Hensley ............................. 2010-11Eileen Horsmon .......................... 2010-11Toni MacReynolds ....................... 2010-11

NCCSIA All-StateJoni Gomez ...................................... 2004Jennifer Bonilla ................................ 2005Alex Emeterio ....................................2010

Eileen Horsmon ................................2010Kaitlin Merkt .....................................2010Alex Emeterio ....................................2011Kaitlin Merkt .....................................2011Alex Emeterio ....................................2012Eileen Horsmon ................................2012

Southern Conference honorsAll-Southern Conference First TeamJill Quilla ...........................................1998Lara Long ..........................................1998Danielle Sekula ................................1998Judy Baker ........................................1999Leigh Irwin ....................................... 2000Kristy Norton .................................... 2000Joy Stogner ...................................... 2000Penny Thompson .............................. 2000Leigh Irwin ........................................2001Penny Thompson ...............................2001Penny Thompson .............................. 2002Jennifer Hubbard ............................. 2003Penny Thompson .............................. 2003Amber Watson ................................. 2003Joni Gomez ...................................... 2004Jennifer Bonilla ................................ 2005Mary Greenway .................................2007Mary Greenway ................................ 2008Alex Emeterio ....................................2010Alex Emeterio ....................................2011

All-Southern Conference Second TeamChristine Sweeney............................ 2002Jennifer Aguilar ................................ 2003Jennifer Bonilla ................................ 2004Kelly Allen ........................................ 2005Krista Judge ..................................... 2005Jennifer Bonilla ................................ 2006Adriane Audley ..................................2007Kaitlin Merkt .................................... 2009Amber Harrell ....................................2010Eileen Horsmon ................................2010Kaitlin Merkt .....................................2011Eileen Horsmon ................................2011Katelyn Bedwell ................................2012

Southern Conference All-Freshman TeamAlex Emeterio ................................... 2009Eileen Horsmon ................................2010Katelyn Bedwell ................................2011Aisha Figueroa ..................................2011

Academic All-Southern Conference KimBenningfield ............................. 2003

Jessica Vanerploeg .......................... 2003Jennifer Moran ................................. 2003Vanessa Massie ............................... 2004Kara Clouser .................................... 2005Adriane Audley ................................. 2005Kara Clouser .................................... 2006Krista Judge ..................................... 2006Kara Clouser .....................................2007Lyndsay Mouse .................................2007Adriane Audley ..................................2007Whitney Sirois .................................. 2008Lyndsay Mouse ................................ 2008Mary Greenway ................................ 2008Emily Akiyama.................................. 2009Kayla Hensley .................................. 2009Laura Olenderski .............................. 2009Lyndsay Mouse ................................ 2009Mary Catherine Vercoe ..................... 2009Whitney Sirois .................................. 2009Emily Akiyama...................................2010Laura Olenderski ...............................2010Whitney Sirois ...................................2010Eileen Horsmon ................................2011Heather Robb ....................................2011

All-Southern Conference TournamentJoy Stogner .......................................1998Danielle Sekula ................................1998Amy Poole ........................................ 2000Joy Stogner .......................................2001KimBenningfield ............................. 2003Vanessa Oakes .................................2007Hannah Angel .................................. 2008Alex Emeterio ....................................2010Amber Harrell ....................................2010Eileen Horsmon ................................2010Whitney Sirois ...................................2010Cory Mattson ....................................2011

SoCon Tournament Most Outstanding PlayerAmber Harrell ....................................2010

Southern Conference Player of the YearLara Long ..........................................1998

HONORS


Laura OlenderskiLaura Olenderski was a four-time NFCA Scholar-Athlete from 2006-10. Olenderski was also UNCG’s female recipient of the SoCon’s Coleman Lew Leadership Award in 2008-09.

Winn HazlegroveWinn Hazlegrove is one of the all-time great pitchers in UNCG history. Hazlegrove, who pitched from 1992-95, is the Spartans’ leader in career wins, shutouts, starts, appearances and innings pitched. She was a three-time All-Big South Conference selection and was the Big South tournament MVP in 1994.

Leigh Irwin ........................................2001Penny Thompson .............................. 2002Jennifer Hubbard ............................. 2003

Southern Conference Coleman Lew Leadership AwardLaura Olenderski .........................2008-09

Southern Conference Player of the MonthJennifer Bonilla .........................April 2005Adriane Audley ................... February 2007

Southern Conference Pitcher of the MonthAmber Harrell ..................... February 2008Amber Harrell .............................May 2010

Southern Conference Player of the WeekLara Long ........................... March 9, 1998Jessie Marsh .......................April 20, 1998Leigh Irwin .......................... Feb. 24, 2000Leigh Irwin ..........................Feb. 29, 2000Joy Stogner ......................March 13, 2000Keke Grady ......................March 20, 2000Amber Watson .................... Feb. 21, 2001Penny Thompson ...................April 9, 2001Penny Thompson ................. Feb. 18, 2002Penny Thompson ................March 4, 2002Penny Thompson ...................April 1, 2002Penny Thompson ..............March 12, 2003Penny Thompson ..............March 24, 2003Joni Gomez ...........................April 8, 2003Joni Gomez ........................... May 5, 2003Joni Gomez ......................March 16, 2004Joni Gomez .........................April 12, 2004Joni Gomez .........................April 26, 2004Kelly Allen ...........................April 25, 2005Gwen Johnson ..................... Feb. 27, 2006Gwen Johnson ..................March 13, 2006Brittany Ausley ....................April 13, 2009Alex Emeterio .....................April 26, 2010Kaitlin Merkt ........................May 10, 2010Alex Emeterio .........................May 2, 2011Heather Robb ......................April 30, 2012

Southern Conference Pitcher of the WeekChristine Hornak ................ March 9, 1998Christine Hornak .............. March 17, 1998Christine Hornak .................April 27, 1998Amy Poole ........................March 20, 2000Amber Watson .................... Feb. 21, 2001Amber Watson ................... March 7, 2001Amber Watson .................... Feb. 18, 2002Amber Watson ....................Feb. 25, 2002Danielle Byrne .................March 23, 2004Danielle Byrne ....................April 26, 2004Vanessa Oakes .................. March 5, 2007Hannah Angel ....................... May 5, 2008Amber Harrell ...................... Feb. 16, 2009Amber Harrell ........................ May 4, 2009Cory Mattson ..................... March 8, 2010Amber Harrell ................... March 29, 2010Amber Harrell ......................April 19, 2010Amber Harrell ......................April 26, 2010Raeanne Hanks ......................May 2, 2011

Southern Conference Student-Athlete of the WeekJennifer Moran ......................April 2, 2003Laura Olenderski .............. March 24, 2010Emily Akiyama......................May 19, 2010

Big South honorsAll-Big South First TeamWinn Hazlegrove ...............................1993Karyn Thompson ...............................1993Donna McLamb ................................1993Kris Harris .........................................1993Winn Hazlegrove ...............................1994Karyn Thompson ...............................1994Kris Harris .........................................1994Erin Chandler ....................................1995

Winn Hazlegrove ...............................1995Karyn Thompson ...............................1995Tara Steinhardt .................................1995Karyn Thompson ...............................1996Danielle Sekula ................................1996Jessie Marsh .....................................1997Christine Hornak ...............................1997

All-Big South Second TeamShonda Spagnola .............................1994Erin Kluttz .........................................1994Lara Long ..........................................1995Lori Leete ..........................................1995Jill Quilla ...........................................1996Erin Chandler ....................................1996

Big South All-Tournament TeamWinn Hazlegrove ...............................1993Donna McLamb ................................1993Winn Hazlegrove ...............................1994Erin Chandler ....................................1994Erin Kluttz .........................................1994Tara Steinhardt .................................1994Karyn Thompson ...............................1995Lara Long ..........................................1995Winn Hazlegrove ...............................1995Erin Chandler ....................................1996Karyn Thompson ...............................1996Christine Hornak ...............................1997Jessie Marsh .....................................1997Jill Quilla ...........................................1997

Big South Tournament MVPWinn Hazlegrove ...............................1994Erin Chandler ....................................1996Christine Hornak ...............................1997

Big South MVP (Player of the Year)Erin Chandler ....................................1995Christine Hornak ...............................1997

Big South Coach of the YearMelody Cope .....................................1995

Big South Scholar AthleteWinn Hazlegrove ...............................1995

Big South All-Academic TeamChristine Hornak ...............................1997

Big South Player of the WeekDanielle Sekula ............... March 31, 1996

Big South Pitcher of the WeekChristine Hornak .............. March 31, 1997Christine Hornak .................April 28, 1997

Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors

DIAC All-Conference First TeamJennifer Boggs ..................................1985Kathleen Thompkins .........................1985Julia Boseman ..................................1986Shannon Watkins ..............................1987

DIAC All-Conference Second TeamSusan Carter .....................................1987Deedee Smith ...................................1988

DIAC All-Conference All-Tournament TeamJen Zegler .........................................1988Susan Carter .....................................1988Joan Weesies ....................................1988Carolyn Sykes ...................................1988Deedee Smith ...................................1988Jennifer Boggs (MVP) ........................1988


ALL-TIME ROSTERUNCG all-time fastpitch roster

(1985-present)

Name ............................................................Years

AAAAAdams, Courtney ......................................... 1991-94Aguilar, Jennifer ...........................................2002-03Akiyama, Emily............................................. 2007-10Alcala, Tatiana.................................. 2012-presentAlexander, Nakia .......................................... 1993-96Allen, Kelly ...................................................2003-06Andrews, Pam ....................................................1985Angel, Hannah .............................................2005-09Angell, Bettina ...................................................1987Audley, Adriane ............................................ 2004-07Ausley, Brittany ............................................ 2007-10

BBBBBaker, Judy .................................................. 1997-99Baldwin, Aubrey ................................ 2012-presentBedwell, Katelyn ............................... 2011-presentBenningfield,Kim ........................................2000-03Boggs, Jennifer ............................................ 1985-88Bonilla, Jennifer ........................................... 2004-07Boone, Tara ...................................................... 2005Boseman, Julia ............................................ 1985-86Bowers, Bradna .................................................1986Boyd, Carolyn ................................................... 2008Branche, Heather ......................................... 2005-07Brooks, Shannon ......................................... 1992-95Brown, Cheryl ....................................................1989Bryant, Rashida ........................................... 1997-00Byrne, Danielle ............................................2003-06

CCCCCameron, Marcie ...............................................1992Capellan, Lisa ....................................................1991Carter, Susan ............................................... 1986-88Chandler, Erin .............................................. 1993-96Cheney, Brea .................................................... 2005Clouser, Kara ............................................... 2004-07Coalson, Libby ............................................. 1990-91Councilman, Kelly ........................................ 1989-92Covington, Chasity ............................................ 2009Csernecky, Tara ............................................ 1992-94

DDDDD’Ambrosio, Chelsea..........................................2010Delaney, Lauren .................................................1998Dietz, Sarah .......................................................2001Duncan, Koury ............................................. 2006-07

EEEEEdenfield,Rhonda ....................................... 1990-91Emeterio, Alex ..............................................2009-12

FFFFFaircloth, Misty ............................................ 2000-01Fecile, Lisa................................................... 1987-88Feguson, Sarah ..................................................1987Felix, Josie ................................................... 2011-12Figueroa, Aisha................................. 2011-presentFisher, Lisa ........................................................1987Flynn, Maureen ............................................ 1999-02Francis, Denise ............................................ 1985-88Frye, Pam ..........................................................1992Furness, Leslie .............................................2006-09

GGGGGabalda, Silvia ............................................ 1994-97Gabel, Kristen .............................................. 2008-11Gaudio, Kim ................................................. 1995-98Golden, Dana .....................................................1989Gomez, Joni ................................................. 2001-04Gough, Megan .............................................2002-03Grady, KeKe ................................................. 2000-01Gray, Becky .................................................. 1999-00Greenway, Mary ........................................... 2007-08Gyure, Marci ......................................................1994

HHHHHager, Beth .................................................. 1987-88Hanks, Raeanne ............................... 2010-presentHarrell, Amber .............................................. 2007-10Harris, Kris ................................................... 1992-94Harrison, Andrea ..........................................2000-02Hazlegrove, Winn ......................................... 1992-95Hensley, Kayla.............................................. 2008-11Hicks, Stacy ................................................. 1996-97Hornak, Christine ......................................... 1997-98Horsmon, Eileen ............................... 2010-presentHouston, Pam ....................................................1995Hubbard, Jennifer ........................................2003-04

IIIIIrwin, Leigh .................................................. 1998-01

JJJJJewett, Jordan .............................................. 2009-11Johnson, Ally ................................................ 2010-11Johnson, Amanda ........................................ 1999-02Johnson, Gwen .............................................2005-06Johnson, Melissa .........................................2003-04Judge, Krista ................................................2005-06

KKKKKluttz, Erin ................................................... 1992-95

LLLLLangley, April ................................................ 2010-11Latham, Cindy ....................................................1985Leete, Lori .................................................... 1993-96Lewis, T.K. ....................................................2002-03Linsey, Maura ................................................... 2002Lloyd, Paige .......................................................1985Long, Lara .................................................... 1995-98

MMMMMabry, Nita .................................................. 1989-92MacReynolds, Toni ............................ 2011-presentMadrugal, Dominique ....................... 2012-presentMarsh, Jessie ............................................... 1996-99Massie, Vanessa ..........................................2002-04Mattson, Cory ..............................................2009-12McDonald, Deborah ...........................................1989McLamb, Donna .......................................... 1992-93McKnight, Robin ................................................1985Merkt, Kaitlin ............................................... 2007-11Miller, Chante ................................................... 2000Miller, Trish ........................................................1990Miller, Whitney ............................................. 2007-09Mirabal, Danielle ......................................... 1998-99Montana, Christina ......................................2004-05Moran, Jennifer ............................................2002-03Mouse, Lyndsay ...........................................2006-09

NNNNNavarette, Erica ................................ 2012-presentNorris, Jesse ................................................ 1999-01Norton, Kristy ............................................... 1999-02

OOOOOakes, Vanessa............................................ 2004-07Olenderski, Laura ......................................... 2007-10Oltman, Lisa ................................................ 1990-92

PPPPParrott, Lorri ................................................ 1989-91Pate, Betsy ........................................................1987Pierce, Lynsi.................................................2004-05Poole, Amy ...................................................2000-03Purcell, Ashley .................................................. 2003

QQQQQuilla, Jill ..................................................... 1995-98

RRRRRabon, Pam .......................................................1986Reavis, Tammy ............................................. 1992-93Reed, Amy ................................................... 1989-91Reetz, Ashley ............................................... 2011-12Rich, Penny ........................................................1996Riddle, Angela ...................................................1985Riesenhuber, Darci.............................................1989Rizzo, Tracy .................................................. 1993-94Robb, Heather .................................. 2010-presentRogers, Amy ................................................. 1987-88Ruffin, Kiah ...................................... 2012-present

SSSSSchnute, Brandi ...........................................2005-08Sekula, Danielle........................................... 1996-98Sheehan, Meg.............................................. 1985-86Sirois, Whitney ............................................. 2007-10Smith, Deedee ............................................. 1986-89Snow, Lisa ................................................... 1985-86Spagnola, Shonda ....................................... 1992-95Stanovich, Shannon ...........................................1997Steinhardt, Tara ........................................... 1993-96Stogner, Joy ................................................. 1998-01Straughn, Anita ............................................ 1985-86Stripling, Katie ............................................. 2008-11Strommer, Tracy ........................................... 1996-99Sweeney, Christine .......................................2002-03Sykes, Carolyn ............................................. 1988-89

TTTT

Tadlock, Suzanne ......................................... 1987-89Talarek, Stephanie ............................................ 2006Tew, Lisa ...................................................... 1985-88Thompkins, Kathleen .........................................1985Thompson, Karyn ......................................... 1993-96Thompson, Penny .........................................2000-03

VVVVVanderploeg, Jessica....................................2002-03Vanmeter, Emily .................................................2001Vercoe, Mary Catherine ................................2008-09Villarin, Alixis .................................................... 2005

WWWWWakelin, Liz........................................................1985Wallace, Kelly ....................................................1997Wamsley, Tamara ......................................... 1990-91Watkins, Shannon ........................................ 1986-87Watson, Amber ............................................2000-03

Weedman, Becky ...............................................1999Weesies, Joan .............................................. 1988-91Whalen, Cheryl............................................. 1990-91White, Kristin ............................................... 1999-00Wicker, Renee ....................................................1985Willis, Brenda .............................................. 1990-91Wilson, Lisa ................................................. 1985-88Wilson, Lyndsey ........................................... 2005-07Winiarski, Nancy ................................................1985Witt, Stephanie ............................................2003-04Wols, Janice ................................................. 1990-91Workman, Steph ................................................1997

ZZZZZegler, Jen ................................................... 1986-89

Current team members in bold

UNCG coaching historyTere Dail

(49-50-1, .495, three seasons)Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.1985 12-16 .429 6-5 .545 4th, Dixie 0-1 .0001986 18-21-1 .463 11-16-1 .411 5th, Dixie unknown1987 19-13 .594 6-8 .429 t4th, Dixie unknownTotals 49-50-1 .495 23-29-1 .443

Mary Jo Campbell(77-64, .546, four seasons)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.1988 22-14 .611 9-4 .692 3rd, Dixie 4-0 ^ 1.0001989 15-16 .484 --- --- --- --- ---1990 26-13 .667 --- --- --- --- ---1991 14-21 .400 --- --- --- --- ---Totals 77-64 .546 9-4 .692 4-0 1.000

Melody Cope(220-129-3, .629, six seasons)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.1992 31-18-1 .630 --- --- --- --- ---1993 36-14-2 .712 7-0-1 .938 1st, Big South 2-2 .5001994 35-23 .603 10-4 .714 3rd, Big South 6-1 ^ .8571995 49-17 .742 12-2 .857 1st, Big South 4-1 ^ .8001996 29-32 .475 12-4 .750 1st, Big South 4-1 ^ .8001997 40-25 .615 10-4 .714 3rd, Big South 4-0 ^ 1.000Totals 220-129-3 .629 51-14-1 .780 20-5 .800

Katie Flynn(100-87, .535, three seasons)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.1998 32-25 .561 7-5 .583 2nd, Southern 1-2 .3331999 31-33 .484 7-9 .438 3rd, Southern 0-2 .0002000 37-29 .561 9-11 .450 3rd, Southern 2-2 .500Totals 100-87 .535 23-25 .479 3-6 .333

Karen Lee Matteson(66-57-1, .536, two seasons)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.2001 31-27 .534 11-9 .550 4th, Southern 1-2 .3332002 35-30-1 .538 8-12 .400 6th, Southern 1-2 .333Totals 66-57-1 .536 19-21 .475 2-4 .333

Stephanie DeFeo(77-69, .527, three seasons)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.2003 38-18 .679 14-6 .700 2nd, Southern 1-2 .3332004 30-30 .500 8-12 .400 5th, Southern 0-2 .0002005* 9-21 .300 0-3 .000 5th, Southern Totals 77-69 .527 22-21 .512 1-4 .200

Neil Avent(11-19, .367, one season)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.2005* 11-19 .367 7-11 .389 5th, Southern 0-2 .000Totals 11-19 .367 7-11 .389 0-2 .000

Jennifer Herzig(173-241, .418, seven seasons)

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. finish Conf. tourney Pct.2006 20-42 .323 4-17 .190 5th, Southern 1-2 .3332007 29-37 .439 7-14 .333 8th, Southern 2-2 .5002008 23-33 .411 7-11 .389 5th, Southern 2-2 .5002009 26-33 .441 9-12 .429 6th, Southern 2-2 .5002010 27-30 .474 12-11 .522 t4th, Southern 2-2 .5002011 26-32 .448 10-14 .417 6th, Southern 2-2 .5002012 22-34 .393 10-13 .438 4th, Southern 1-2 .333Total 173-241 .418 59-92 .391 12-14 .462

^ Tournament champion*StephanieDeFeocoachedthefirst30gamesofthe2005season.NeilAventwasthennamedtheinterimheadcoachandfinishedtheseason.


SOCON OPPONENTS NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS appalachain State

april 13-14 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Boone, N.C. Nickname: Mountaineers Joined SoCon: 1971 Series: 15-20

Chattanooga april 20-21 at Frost Stadium

location: Chattanooga, tenn. Nickname: Mocs Joined SoCon: 1976 Series: 10-46

College of Charleston May 4-5 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Charleston, S.C. Nickname: Cougars Joined SoCon: 1998 Series: 25-25

elon March 29-30 at Hunt Softball Park

location: elon, N.C. Nickname: Phoenix Joined SoCon: 2003 Series: 30-31-2

Furman March 23-24 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Greenville, S.C. Nickname: Paladins Joined SoCon: 1936 Series: 31-29

Georgia Southern april 13-14 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Statesboro, Ga. Nickname: eagles Joined SoCon: 1991 Series: 22-45

Samford March 9-10 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Birmingham, ala. Nickname: Bulldogs Joined SoCon: 2008 Series: 10-4

Western Carolina March 16-17 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Cullowhee, N.C. Nickname: Catamounts Joined SoCon: 1976 Series: 13-11

George Mason Feb. 9/10 at Buccaneer Field

(Charleston Southern tournament)

location: Fairfax, va. Nickname: Patriots Conference: Caa Series: 11-2

Charleston Southern Feb. 9 at Buccaneer Field

(Charleston Southern tournament)

location: Charleston, S.C. Nickname: Buccaneers Conference: Big South Series: 19-2-1

Belmont Feb. 15/16 at Barbara Williams Softball

Complex - (Hornet invitational)

location: Nashville, tenn. Nickname: Bruins Conference: ohio valley Series: 1-0

alabama State Feb. 15 at Barbara Williams Softball


location: Montgomery, ala. Nickname: Hornets Conference: SWaC Series: First meeting

eastern illinois Feb. 16/17 at Barbara Williams Softball


location: Charleston, ill. Nickname: Panthers Conference: ohio valley Series: 0-3

Quinnipiac Feb. 22/24 at UNCG Softball Stadium (UNCG Spartan Classic tournament)

location: Hamden, Conn. Nickname: Bobcats Conference: NeCSeries: First meeting

Marshall Feb. 22/23 at UNCG Softball Stadium (UNCG Spartan Classic tournament)

location: Huntington, W. va. Nickname: thundering Herd Conference: C-USa Series: 7-6

drexel Feb. 23/24 at UNCG Softball Stadium (UNCG Spartan Classic tournament)

location: Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname: dragons Conference: Caa Series: 3-1


NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS dayton

March 1 at Winthrop tournament

location: dayton, ohio Nickname: Flyers Conference: atlantic 10 Series: 2-0

Hartford March 1 at Winthrop tournament

location: West Hartford, Conn. Nickname: Hawks Conference: america east Series: First meeting

rhode island March 2 at Winthrop tournament

location: Kingston, ri. Nickname: rams Conference: atlantic 10 Series: 1-0

virginia March 2 at Winthrop tournament

location: Charlottesville, va. Nickname: Cavaliers Conference: aCC Series: 3-19

Monmouth March 3 at Winthrop tournament

location: West long Branch, N.J. Nickname: Hawks Conference: NeC Series: 2-0

virginia tech March 5 at tech Softball Park

location: Blacksburg, va. Nickname: Hokies Conference: aCC Series: 6-19

Charlotte (dH) March 14 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: Charlotte, N.C. Nickname: 49ers Conference: atlantic 10 Series: 27-38

towson March 20 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: towson, Md. Nickname: tigers Conference: Caa Series: 8-3

North Carolina a&t (dH) March 21 at lady aggies Softball Complex

location: Greensboro, N.C. Nickname: aggies Conference: MeaC Series: 35-2

North Carolina Central (dH) april 4 at thomas Brooks Park (Cary, N.C.)

location: durham, N.C. Nickname: eagles Conference: MeaC Series: 8-3

liberty april 10 at UNCG Softball Stadium

location: lynchburg, va. Nickname: Flames Conference: Big South Series: 1-0

UNCW april 16 at Boseman Field

location: Wilmington, N.C. Nickname: Seahawks Conference: CaaSeries: 8-43

North Carolina april 24 at anderson Softball Stadium

location: Chapel Hill, N.C. Nickname: tar Heels Conference: aCC Series: 32-14-1


Series recordsOpponent ........................W-LAdelphi .............................. 1-0UAB ................................... 0-1Akron ................................. 3-6Appalachian State .........15-20Army .................................. 2-0Averett ............................... 8-2Baldwin-Wallace ................ 1-2Ball State .......................... 2-1Barton ............................... 2-0Belmont ............................. 1-0Bennett ............................. 2-0Bethune-Cookman ............. 1-0Binghamton ....................... 1-0Boston College .................. 2-5Boston University ............... 2-1Bowling Green ................... 1-0Bucknell ............................ 1-0Buffalo .............................. 1-1California (Pa.) ................1-2-1Campbell .......................26-18Canisius ............................ 3-7Catawba ............................ 4-2Centenary .......................... 1-0UCF ................................... 1-1Central Michigan ............... 0-1Charleston Southern .....19-2-1Charlotte .......................27-38

Opponent ........................W-LChattanooga ..................10-46Christopher Newport .......... 4-4Cleveland State ................. 2-3Coastal Carolina ............ 10-11Colgate .............................. 2-1College of Charleston ...25-25Connecticut ....................... 0-1Coppin State ..................... 2-0Creighton ........................... 0-1Dayton ............................... 2-0Delaware ........................... 4-2Delaware State .................. 3-1Detroit ............................... 4-3Detroit Mercy ..................... 0-1Drake ................................ 0-2Drexel ................................ 3-1East Carolina .................12-28East Tennessee State .......12-5Eastern Illinois ................... 0-3Eastern Kentucky ............... 6-0Eastern Mennonite ............. 1-0Eastern Michigan ............... 0-1Elon ............................30-31-2Evansville .......................... 3-0Fairfield ............................. 2-2Fayetteville State ...............2-0Ferrum ...............................3-2

Opponent ........................W-LFlorida Southern ................ 0-2Florida State ...................... 1-2Florida Gulf Coast .............. 0-1Fordham ............................ 4-0Francis Marion ................... 3-0Furman ..........................31-29Gardner-Webb ................... 5-2George Mason ................. 11-2George Washington ............ 1-1Georgia ............................. 0-4Georgia Southern ...........22-45Georgia Tech ...................... 2-3Greensboro College ........... 7-3Hampton ........................... 1-0Harvard ............................. 1-1Hawaii ............................... 1-1Heidelberg ......................... 2-0Hofstra .............................. 0-1Howard .............................. 1-0Illinois-Chicago .................. 2-4Illinois State ...................... 0-1IPFW .................................. 1-0IUPUI ................................. 0-1Indiana State ..................... 0-1Iona ................................... 2-0Iowa State ......................... 0-2Jacksonville ....................... 1-3

Opponent ........................W-LJacksonville State .............. 0-5James Madison .................. 1-1Kansas .............................. 0-1Kennesaw State ................. 2-1Kent State ......................... 4-3Kentucky ............................ 1-0La Salle ............................. 1-0Lehigh ............................... 1-1Lenoir-Rhyne...................... 2-0Liberty ...........................29-11LIU Brooklyn ...................... 1-1Long Beach State............... 0-1Long Island ........................ 0-1Longwood ...................... 21-11Louisville ........................... 0-1Loyola (Ill.) ......................... 1-2MacAlester ........................ 3-1Maine ................................ 5-6Manahattan ....................... 1-0Mansfield .......................... 1-1Marshall ............................ 7-6Maryland ........................... 0-1Md.-Baltimore County ......13-4Maryland-Eastern Shore .... 1-0Maryville ............................ 1-1Mercer ............................... 2-0Mercyhurst ........................ 2-0

Opponent ........................W-LMeredith ............................ 3-1Methodist ......................... 4-4Miami (Ohio) ...................... 1-2Michigan State .................. 2-0MTSU ................................ 0-1Minnesota ......................... 1-8Monmouth ......................... 2-0Morehead State ................. 4-2Morgan State ..................... 2-0Mount St. Mary’s ............... 3-0New York Tech .................... 2-0Niagara ............................. 2-1Norfolk State ..................... 1-0North Carolina .................8-43NC A&T ............................35-2NC Central ......................... 3-0NC State .......................... 2-11NC Wesleyan ...................... 8-7North Florida ..................... 1-0Oakland ............................. 3-0Ohio .................................. 6-3Ohio State ......................... 0-1Penn State ......................... 1-3Pfieffer .............................. 2-0Pittsburgh .......................... 0-1Princeton ........................... 1-0Providence ......................... 5-0

Opponent ........................W-LPurdue ............................... 1-1Radford .........................29-13Rhode Island ..................... 1-0Rider ................................. 2-0Robert Morris ..................... 1-1Sacred Heart ..................... 1-1Saint Joseph’s.................... 0-1Saint Louis ......................... 2-1Samford .......................... 10-4San Jose State ................... 0-1Santa Clara ....................... 1-2Shippensburg .................... 1-1Southeast Missouri St ........ 2-2South Carolina ................... 1-6South Carolina State .......... 2-0South Florida ..................... 0-3Southern Illinois ................. 1-2St. Andrews ....................... 8-2St. Augustine’s ................... 1-2St. Bonaventure ................. 0-1St. Francis (Pa.).................. 8-1St. John’s ........................... 6-4St. Joseph’s ....................... 0-1St. Mary’s .......................... 2-0St. Peter’s .......................... 2-0Stephen F. Austin ............... 1-1Stetson .............................. 1-1

Opponent ........................W-LSyracuse ............................ 1-0Temple ............................... 4-4Tennessee .......................... 0-2Tennessee State................. 0-1Tennessee Tech .................. 1-0Toledo ............................... 4-1Towson .............................. 8-3UCLA ................................. 0-1UNC Wilmington .........32-14-1USC Upstate ...................... 1-7Utah .................................. 0-1UT Martin ........................... 0-1Valparaiso ......................... 5-0Villanova ............................ 1-0Virginia ............................3-19Virginia Tech ....................6-19Virginia Wesleyan ............... 3-7Western Carolina ........... 13-11Western Kentucky .............. 0-1Winthrop ........................ 16-10Wisconsin .......................... 0-1Wisconsin-Green Bay ......... 0-1Wright State ....................... 0-2Youngstown State .............. 1-1


Dr. Linda P. Brady became the 10th chancellor of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro on August 1, 2008. Previously she served as Senior Vice President and Provost at the University of Oregon, Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at North Carolina State University, and Chair of the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at the Georgia Institute of Technology. At UNCG Dr. Brady has led efforts to establish a mixed-use village designed to recapture theresidential character of the university, launched an academic restructuring and program review process designed to guide fu-ture directions and investment, and positioned intercollegiate athletics as an important element of the student experience. Under her leadership UNCG has won numerous awards and

recognitions, including designation by Forbes as a “Best Buy,” inclusion among Princeton Review’s Best 376 Colleges, recognition by the 2012 G.I. Jobs List as a “military friendly” school, named a campus sustainability leader in the College Sustainability Report Card 2011, and recognition as one of the nation’s most affordable public universities by the U.S. Department of Education. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has been recognized by the Education Trust as

one of only five U.S. colleges and universi-ties serving low-income students well, and is on the short list of American universities that have closed the gap between gradua-tion rates for black and white students. Dr. Brady is a member of the Board of Directors of the Greensboro Partnership, a founding member of Opportunity Greens-boro (a collegiate-business partnership), a member of the Greensboro Rotary, and a member of the Board of Directors of the United Way of Greater Greens-boro. She chairs the 2011 Campaign for the United Way of Greater Greensboro. She is a native New Yorker and the first member of her family to attend college. She earned her undergraduate degree from Douglass College, a master’s degree in political scien ce from Rutgers Univer-

sity, and her doctorate in political science from The Ohio State University. From 1978 to 1985, Dr. Brady was an analyst with the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Defense, a period covering both the Carter and Reagan administrations. She served as defense adviser to the Negotiations on Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions in Vienna, Austria and held the same position during the Negotiations on Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces in Geneva, Switzerland. Dr. Brady also support-ed the negotiation and implementation of prepositioning and logistical support agreements with members of NATO and with countries in the Middle East and Persian Gulf. She received the U.S. Department of State Superior Honor award for her work in support of the theater nuclear forces program. Dr. Brady was the Olin Distinguished Professor of National Security at the United States Military Academy in 1991-92. She has served on the board of the U.S. Army War College. Dr. Brady is a two-time recipient of the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal from the U.S. Department of the Army. She served as Senior Fellow for Arms Control at the Carter Center of Emory University from 1986 to 1988. Dr. Brady is married to Gustav “Steve” Heyer, a retired Army officer. She has two adult stepsons and three grandchildren: Stephen Heyer and his wife, Suzanne, live in Richmond, VA with their children Alyx, Megan and Andrew Casey, while Michael Heyer lives in Chicago, IL.

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Dr. kate R. BarrettCharles Blackmon

Nathan DugginsDr. Carolyn R. Ferree

Linda HiattRandall R. kaplanM. Lee McAllister

Dr. Richard L. MorreSusan M. SafranHarriett SmallsDavid Sprinkle

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Kim Record is in her fourth year as the Director of Athletics at UNCG. Record was named to the post Sept. 27, 2009 and leads a program that fields men’s and women’s teams in 17 sports, over 250 student-athletes and 70 employees.

Since arriving, Record has reshaped and revamped the athletic department across the board. UNCG has seen im-provements on the field and has stimulated interest within the campus and Greensboro communities.

During her first three years at UNCG, Record has implemented ‘The Spartan Way’ strategic plan in an effort to ensure the continued success and future improvement of Spartan Athletics. The plan includes five core values and six goals for the department summarized with the motto – ‘We discover and develop champions in life.’

Record has guided UNCG to success on and off the court during her time in Greensboro. In 2011-12 alone, the Spartans posted five regular season titles under her watch, including championship banners in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s soccer, women’s tennis and a divisional title in men’s basketball. UNCG also had five Southern Conference Player of the Year award winners and five conference Coach of the Year honorees last season.

The Spartans have excelled in the classroom, having 92 student-athletes named to the SoCon Academic Honor Roll in 2011-12. Additionally, UNCG senior cross country student-athlete Ashley Schnell earned an NCAA winter

sport postgraduate scholarship. Schnell and men’s soccer student-athlete Peyton Ford picked up So-Con postgraduate scholarship honors. Women’s basketball student-athlete Amy Clapper also earned the NCAA Women’s Enhancement post-graduate scholarship.

Record guided UNCG through the NCAA Division I Certification process in 2011-12, which must be completed at least once every 10 years. The certified designated denotes that an institution operates its athletics program in compliance with operating principles adopted by the Division I membership.

Record, who will serve on the NCAA Championships cabinet in 2012-13, is also the vice-chair of the Greensboro Sports Commission, an active member with the Greensboro Rotary and a member of the Greensboro Sports Council.

Record, in conjunction with Chancellor Dr. Linda P. Brady, helped develop school spirit-building campaigns such as Move In, Sunday Funday, Go Blue Preview and Blue & Gold Fridays.

Record is responsible for the leadership, administration, organization and finances of UNCG’s athletics program, which underwent a major shift in men’s basketball. The Spartan men’s basketball team began playing its games in the Greensboro Coliseum in 2009-10 and enjoyed success last sea-son under SoCon Coach of the Year Wes Miller winning the North Division title. The Spartans will play in the Greensboro Coliseum for the fourth year in 2012-13, hosting 15 games in one of the premier facilities in the region.

Record coordinates fundraising and operation of the Spartan Club with the vice chancellor for university advancement. She oversees efforts to engage alumni, fans and the community with UNCG athletics. The Spartan Club surpassed its annual scholarship fund goal of $300,000 for the 2012 fiscal year and set a new all-time record for the scholarship fund. The Spartan Club posted an annual scholarship fund total of $307,479, a 20.7% increase over last year’s mark, increasing their efforts by over $50,000 and surpassing the previous high that was set in 1987.

Record also has a lead role in strategic planning and in athletics facilities development. She helped complete the facility upgrades at the UNCG Baseball Stadium and the renovations of the HHP locker room facilities. The 12,000 square foot HHP facility hosts team lounges, shower facilities and general locker room areas for men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s cross country and track, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball and softball.

Record, who served as a consultant with ISP Sports before taking her current position, was the senior associate director of athletics at Florida State University from 1995 to 2008, and held a succession of positions at the University of Virginia from 1984-1995, culminating with an appointment as associate director of athletics for administration.

Record emerged from a national search that drew 125 candidates, and is UNCG’s first female athletic director. She is only the second woman to hold an athletic director’s position in the 89-year history of the Southern Conference.

In her 13 years at Florida State, she had a broad range of administrative duties, including serving as a member of the Executive Management Team, which de-termined and implemented policy decisions for a 19-sport, $50 million intercollegiate program. She directly supervised three sports programs – men’s and women’s basketball and women’s soccer – and monitored Title IX compliance. Other areas included executive-level staffing; day-to-day departmental operations; serving as liaison with the trademark licensing program; and oversight for marketing, media and public relations, and radio and television contracts.

In construction, she facilitated FSU’s $6 million state-of-the-art soccer and softball stadium and its $10 million men’s and women’s basketball training center. She oversaw a project that showcased the history of athletics at FSU as part of a $100 million facilities improvement plan. Her initial responsibilities as associate director

of athletics at FSU included oversight of men’s and women’s tennis, swimming & diving and softball. Record also held the designation of senior woman administrator.

At Virginia, she supervised all aspects of the day-to-day opera-tions of the department and specialized in external operations. She implemented marketing and promotional strategies for all 26 sports programs as associate director of athletics for external operations. She was the executive staff member of a capital campaign team created to raise $50 million. She rose through the ranks at Virginia, where she earned her bachelor’s degree, starting out as a sports in-formation intern who was progressively promoted in the department to associate director of athletics for administration.

As a consultant with ISP, Record provided marketing expertise in the area of athletics sports signage, including video boards, scorer’s tables and other digital signage. She has also coordinated purchase and installation between vendor, institution and ISP.

Within the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athlet-ics (NACDA), Record has served on both the executive committee and the Director’s Cup Committee. Within the NCAA, she served on the Women’s Soccer Committee and the Regional Soccer Committee.

A native of Charlottesville, she graduated from Virginia and earned an M.S. degree in sports management from Florida State. She has two sons – Kyle, 24 a graduate student at the University of Virginia, and Josh, 19, a freshman at the College of Charleston.

Kim reCorD - DireCtor of athletiCS


Team Inductions1973 Women’s Golf Team(Inducted 2004) Won the first national championship of any kind for UNCG, competing in the AIAW National Tournament in Massachusetts … defeated Rollins College on the final hole for the championship.

1981-82 Women’s Basketball Team(Inducted 2007) National runners-up in the first-ever NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Tournament … amassed a record of 25-3, losing in overtime at Elizabethtown College (Pa.) … began a run of seven consecu-tive 20-win seasons for the women’s basketball program.

1983 Men’s Soccer Team(Inducted 2009) Brought home the school’s second consecutive national title with a dominant season. Went 23-1-1 on the year, including outscoring its seven confer-ence foes by a combined 44-1. Twelve of its first 13 matches were won by shutout. Won a then-NCAA record 23 matches, including rallying from a 2-0 deficit in the national title match to defeat Claremont.

1982 Men’s Soccer Team(Inducted 2004) Won the NCAA Division III National Champi-onship without a home field … facilities at UNCG were under renovation at the time, forcing the team to play its games at near-by Grimsley High School … the team finished 19-3-0, including a 3-0 win over Wake Forest during the regular season and a 2-1 win over Plymouth State in double overtime in the NCAA quarterfinals.

1983 Women’s Tennis Team(Inducted 2008) With four freshmen and two sophomores, team compiled a 20-4 record, including 14-2 in the spring, and finished the NCAA Division III national runners-up … Amy Brown and Lisa Zimmerman earned All-Amer-ican honors that season.

1994 Baseball Team(Inducted 2010) The 1994 Spartan baseball squad became the first team in school history to record a victory in an NCAA tournament at the Division I level … In just its fourth year of existence, UNCG went 39-18 on the way to a Big South Conference title and 2-2 at the NCAA South Regional, defeating Southeast Louisiana and Tulane while falling twice to national power Southern California.

UNCG ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

Individual InductionsLynne Agee - Women’s Basketball Coach

(Inducted 2004) The first active head coach to be enshrined … first coach in NCAA his-tory to lead her team to the NCAA Tourna-ment in all three divisions … more than 500 career wins to her credit.

Jim Allen - Administrator

(Inducted 2003) Former vice chancellor for student affairs … had oversight on pro-gram’s move from Division III to I.

Maxine Allen - Amateur Athlete

(Inducted 2001) Garnered national atten-tion as duckpin bowler … set world records and earned a top national ranking.

Mike Berticelli - Men’s Soccer Coach

(Inducted 2000) Led UNCG to Division III national championships in 1982 and 1983 … guided UNCG to 70-9-5 record (86.3%) in four seasons.

Nelson Bobb - Administrator

(Inducted February 2008) UNCG’s Director of Athletics for more than 25 years … Led the program through its transition from Division III to Division II to Division I and from the Big South Conference into the Southern Confer-ence.

Mike Burke - Supporter

(Inducted 2001) Led UNCG’s charge in schol-arship fundraising … created first athletic endowment in 1987 … raised funds to-ward a total endowment now valued at more than $4 million.

Marge Burns - Amateur Athlete

(Inducted 2000) Holds record of 10 North Carolina State Amateur Golf titles … named Carolinas Outstanding Amateur five times … qualified and played in 14 USGA Amateur Championships, as well as six US Open Tournaments.

Joseph Caldeira - Men’s Golf

(Inducted 2009) A second-team All-Ameri-can selection in 1979 ... was the first male student-athlete to earn All-American hon-ors in any sport ... finished 10th in the 1979 NCAA Division III Championship.

Ty Buckner - Administrator

(Inducted 2010) Helped build the founda-tion of the Athletics Hall of Fame and served as the school’s first-ever full-time sports in-formation director when the university was transitioning from Division III to Division I.


Renee Coltrane - Women’s Basketball

(Inducted 2001) All-American as a junior (1983-84) … first women’s basketball player to exceed 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in a career.

Liz Gremillion - Volleyball

(Inducted 2006) One of the best setters to ever play for the Spartans, recording over 4,000 assists in her career … named 1995 Big South Conference Player of the Year.

Belmar Gunderson - Amateur Athlete

(Inducted 2000) Participated from 1952-56 at Women’s College … competed in four Wimbledons and 11 United States Lawn Tennis National Championships (now U.S. Open).

Larry Hargett - Men’s Basketball Coach

(Inducted 2007) Coached UNCG to its first NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament berth, coming at the Division III level … finished the 1979-80 season 16-12 to earn its first NCAA bid.

Scott Hartzell - Men’s Basketball

(Inducted 2006) Led UNCG to its first Division I NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament bid, in which UNCG nearly upset Cincinnati … grad-uated as UNCG’s all-time leading scorer and set every UNCG 3-point shooting standard in his career … led the team in scoring in three of his four seasons.

Jason Haupt - Men’s Soccer

(Inducted 2001) Two-time first-team All-American … led UNCG to a Division III national championship in 1987 … UNCG’s all-time leader in goals scored with 77.

Winn Hazlegrove - Softball

(Inducted 2005) Three-time CoSIDA Aca-demic All-American honoree … one of UNCG’s greatest softball players, still ranked in the Top 10 in 20 statistical categories at the time of her induction (10 years after her graduation).

Pat Hielscher - Volleyball Coach

(Inducted 2001) Coached UNCG’s first vol-leyball team in 1970 … guided Spartans to a 106-30 record and a NCAIAW state title in 1974.

Christine Hornak - Softball

(Inducted 2009) Won 52 games over two seasons pitching for UNCG. Led the Spartans to their first-ever NCAA Tourna-ment bid in 1997 while earning Big South Pitcher of the Year honors.

Lewis Johnstone - Men’s Soccer

(Inducted 2000) Led UNCG to three straight national playoff appearances … third all-time leading scorer in team history with 66 goals and 24 assists.

Ellie Jones - Women’s Tennis, Field Hockey,Women’s Basketball

(Inducted 2003) One of UNCG’s most ver-satile student-athletes ever as she excelled in tennis, basketball and field hockey from 1969-73.

Dock Kelly - Wrestling

(Inducted 2006) One of UNCG’s first-ever quali-fiers for the NCAA Championships (1996) … compiled a 50-34 mark despite competing with birth defects that left him without part of an arm and a leg. Honored by the National Wres-tling Hall of Fame with its Medal of Courage.

Dr. David B. Knight - Administrator

(Inducted 2004) Not only a leader in the transition from Division III to Division I, but a leader on the national scene as UNCG’s Faculty Athletics Representative … became the only FAR to serve on the Div. I, II and III levels … served as chair of the NCAA’s first Division I Academics / Eligibility / Compli-ance Cabinet and served as a consultant to the NCAA on numerous academic reform

issues.

Mike Fleming - Supporter

(Inducted 2000) UNCG supporter for more than two decades … UNCG named its basketball gymnasium the Michael Fleming Gymnasium on Dec. 1, 1994.

Siggi Eyjolffson - Men’s Soccer

(Inducted September 2008) Three-time All-American and two-time Academic All-American … UNCG’s all-time leading scorer with 185 points, recording 75 goals and 35 assists in his four seasons.

Dr. June Galloway - Administrator

(Inducted February 2008) Served as the Coordinator of Women’s Athletics until her passing in 1974, helping to develop the first formal athletics program at UNCG.

Wendy Engelmann-Gettings - Women’s Basketball

(Inducted 2002) Scored 1,378 points and dished out a school-record 574 assists … was a third-team All-American in 1983-84.

Elizabeth House - Media / Supporter

(Inducted 2003) Former sports writer for The Carolinian and The News & Record cov-ering UNCG athletics.


Andrew Mehalko - Men’s Soccer

(Inducted 2002) Led UNCG to three (1983, 1985 and 1986) NCAA Division III national championships in his four seasons with the Spartans.

Jo Ann Messick - Women’s Basketball, Women’s Tennis, Field Hockey

(Inducted 2006) Three-sport competitor at UNCG in the 1970’s … four-year standout in field hockey, earning Deep South All-Star accolades three times … six-time participant in National Field Hockey Festi-vals, including three while at UNCG.

Brian Moehler - Baseball

(Inducted 2005) UNCG’s first player to be drafted in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft … earned UNCG’s first-ever win over a Division I opponent and went onto pitch for Detroit and Florida in the major leagues.

Becky Morgan - Women’s Golf

(Inducted 2007) One of the most notable athletic alumni as a member of the LPGA Tour … won the Big South individual championship three times and earned Big South Player of the Year (1995, 1996, 1997) … a three-time All-American, won medalist honors 10 times … qualified for the NCAA Regional all four years, earning a spot in the national event three times …

an Academic All-American in 1997 … holds the UNCG records for low-est 18-, 36- and 54-hole scores.

Chancellor Emeritus, William E. Moran - Administrator

(Inducted 2000) Served as Chancellor from 1979-94 … guided UNCG from Division III to Division I in 1991 … created the Spar-tan Club.

Laura Mussulman - Women’s Soccer

(Inducted 2002) Member of first women’s soccer team … UNCG’s first great goal-keeper in women’s soccer with 18 career shutouts.

Michael Parker - Men’s Soccer Coach

(Inducted 2005) Second active coach to be inducted (first male) … winner of more than 400 collegiate matches, including more than 300 at UNCG … led Spartans to NCAA Division III national championships in 1985, 1986 and 1987.

Dr. Frank Pleasants - Administrator

(Inducted 2007) Served as the Coordinator of Men’s Athletics, helping to develop the first formal athletics program at UNCG be-ginning in 1967.

Angie Polk-Jones - Women’s Basketball

(Inducted 2000) Led UNCG to a 93-22 mark in her four years (1985-89) … Division III All-American as a junior … UNCG’s all-time leading scorer with 1,585 points.

Carol Mann - Women’s Golf

(Inducted 2002) LPGA Hall of Fame member … earned 38 LPGA victories in 22 years on tour.

Tom Martin - Men’s Basketball, Supporter

(Inducted 2002) UNCG’s first male president of Alumni Board of Directors … served as tri-captain of the first two UNCG men’s bas-ketball teams.

Jill Masterman - Field Hockey

(Inducted 2000) In the days of AIAW, a four-year standout on field hockey team and was a co-captain as a senior in 1977.

Tonka Maynor - Baseball

(Inducted 2007) Ten years after gradua-tion, still ranked on the top 10 list at UNCG in every offensive statistical category … hit .363 in his four seasons at UNCG, log-ging 239 hits … holds UNCG record for career RBI with 171.

Ali Lord - Women’s Soccer

(Inducted 2007) UNCG’s record holder for single-season and career goals … tallied 20 or more goals in three seasons … had a single-season record 26 goals in 1996, earning All-American honors … Big South Player of the Year in 1996 and SoCon Player of the Year in 1998.

Missi Olson Kovachev - Volleyball

(Inducted 2009) Led UNCG to 108 wins in her four seasons as a Spartan, despite the program being in transition during its climb to Division I ... helped the Spartans to 32 wins and an NCAA Division II Tournament appearance in 1990 ... compiled 1,600 ca-reer kills.

Ethel Martus Lawther - Administrator

(Inducted 2003) Served 26 years as head of Department of Physical Education (1948-71) … developed both men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletic programs after Women’s College became UNCG in 1963.

Alex Lehnhoff - Men’s Tennis

(Inducted 2010) The 1999 Southern Confer-ence Men’s Tennis Player of the Year … as a junior, he won the Southern Conference’s No. 1 flight singles title … won a school-record 27 matches in 1996-97, a mark that stood for 13 years … went 94-37 in singles play during his career and also won more than 60 doubles matches.

Raila Maisonlahti - Women’s Soccer

(Inducted 2010) During her four seasons (1994-97), the Spartans compiled a 59-23-4 mark, including a perfect 22-0-0 record in Big South and Southern Conference play … the 1997 squad set school marks for wins (19), shutouts (13), overall points, goals and assists.


Nancy Porter, Women’s Golf Coach

(Inducted 2005) One of the pioneers of women’s athletics at UNCG … coached the UNCG women’s golf team to the 1973 national championship … also considered one of UNCG’s first student-athletes, par-ticipating in women’s golf in the 1940s.

Eddie Radwanski - Men’s Soccer

(Inducted 2000) Led UNCG to back-to-back Division III national championships in 1982 and 1983 … two-time Division III All-American (1983 and 1984) … No. 1 draft pick in the 1985 Major Indoor Soccer League draft by the Dallas Sidekicks.

Cathy Roberts - Administrator

(Inducted February 2008) Has spent virtu-ally entire career - beginning as a student - working in athletics at UNC Greensboro, overseeing athletic facilities and opera-tions and serving as the Senior Women’s Administrator.

Bruce Shaw - Men’s Basketball

(Inducted 2000) Led UNCG’s first-ever men’s basketball teams … scored 1,401 points, becoming UNCG’s first 1,000-point scorer … two-time All-Dixie Conference honoree.

Joe Stanton - Wrestling

(Inducted 2008) Compiled a 98-25 mark in his four seasons at UNCG, qualifying for three NCAA championships to make him the first male to qualify for an NCAA cham-pionship as an individidual … was UNCG’s winningest wrestler for 11 years.

Mike Sweeney - Men’s Soccer

(Inducted 2003) Amassed 55 goals and 27 assists in his three seasons at UNCG (1980-83) … member of 1982 and 1983 NCAA III national championship teams … led the team in scoring in 1981 and 1982 and was a first-team All-American in 1983.

Jim Swiggett - Coach, Administrator

(Inducted 2006) Pioneer in men’s athlet-ics at UNCG … served as men’s basketball coach from 1968-75 and started men’s golf program, serving as coach from 1967-79 … also served as the university’s second Men’s Intercollegiate Division Coordinator.

Karyn Thompson Voelz - Softball

(Inducted 2008) Most prolific hitter in UNCG softball history. Inducted 12 years after graduation and still ranked in top six in 12 offensive categories … led UNCG to 149-86-2 mark and three NCAA play-in series during her time at UNCG.

Rita Wiggs - Women’s Basketball

(Inducted 2000) Led UNCG to state NCAIAW title and AIAW regional appearance in 1972 … led UNCG in scoring for four straight seasons and finished with 1,347 career points.

Donna Friesen Wigton - Volleyball

(Inducted 2003) Volleyball standout at UNCG (1970-73) … active contributor to the sport through coaching … part of of-ficiating crew at 1996 Olympics and 1993 World University Games.

“The Big Five” (shown left to right)Chuck Hayes, Mike Weaver, Jim Melvin, Stanley Frank, Charlie Reid

(Inducted 2000) Helped establish NCAA Division I athletic programs at UNCG through scholarship funding and support.

Nominations should be sent to: HallofFameCommittee-c/oStacyKosciakUNCG Department of AthleticsPO Box 26168Greensboro, NC 27402

2011 hall of fame ClaSS

Eric Cuthrell Men’s Basketball

Tere Dail Volleyball Coach

Melinda Goodsonwomen’s Basketball

Doug Hamilton Men’s Soccer


the SpartaN ClUb

Endowed Athletic ScholarshipsA named endowment to support athletic scholarships may be created with a commitment of $50,000 or more. The endow-ment generates income that is awarded to student-athletes on an annual basis.

Five additional funds that are on their way to reaching endowment status include:•Caroline McHardy Elliott•George Hoyle and Kathleen Kelly•Michael H. Parker•David and Malinda Richbourg•Gary, Marilyn and Jordan Smith Fund

•Lynne C. Agee Fund•James H. Allen Fund•Alma W. Barrier Fund•Smith Barrier Fund•Dr. Richard and Sharon Beavers Scholarship Fund•Irwin Belk Fund•Aaron Michael Bobb Fund•Rich Brenner Endowed Fund•Mike & Nancy Burke Fund•Marge Burns Fund•Bush Family Fund•Bobbi Carson Fund•Celebration of Women In Sport•The Michael B. Fleming Fund•Robert A. and Mary C. Fleming Fund•Stanley and Dorothy Frank Fund•Athena and Gus Gallins Fund•J. Douglas Galyon Fund

•Ellen Griffin Fund•Lester Earl Gross III Fund•Doug Hamilton Fund•Charles A. Hayes Fund•Becky Jackson Fund•Nathan & Robyn Jameson Fund•David Bates Knight Fund•C. Tomas Martin Fund•Karl Mayer Fund•Jim Melvin Fund•Charles C. Moyer Fund•Victor M. Nussbaum, Jr. Fund•Nancy Ann Porter Fund•Charles M. Reid Fund•Safrit Ennis Fun Fund•Rayna Matea Taylor Fund•H. Michael Weaver Fund

Annual ScholarshipsAn annual scholarship may be created with a commitment of $10,000 or more over a four-year period.

•Richard A. and Sharon J. Beavers Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Bobb Family Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Bott Family Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Linda Brady and Steve Heyer Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•David L. and Martha P. Brown Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Marc and Janis Bush Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Mike and Cherry Callahan Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Clarida Family Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Doug M. Hamilton Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Raila M. Harris Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Nixon C. Henley Annual Athletic Scholarship•Karl Mayer Textile Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Brenda Tolbert King Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Kronenfeld Family Annual Scholarship Fund•LindBrook Development Annual Athletic Scholarship•Shawn Daniel Mulrooney Memorial Annual Athletic Scholarship•Piedmont Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Senn Dunn Annual Athletic Scholarship•Shamrock Corporation Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Mary and Art Winstead Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund•Perry R. Wyatt Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund

The Spartan Club is a non-profit organization whose primary purpose is to secure scholarship support for nearly 250 student-athletes who compete in 17 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I athletic programs at UNCG. UNCG proudly proclaims that 100 percent of Spartan Club contributions go directly to athletic scholarships for deserving student-athletes.

Methods of GivingCash, Checks and Credit Card GiftsProvide the yearly financial resources needed to operate the athletic program. Payments may be spread over the course of a fiscal year (July 1-June 30), but all pledges must be paid by June 30. The university accepts cash, checks and credit cards (American Express, MasterCard, Visa).

Employer Matching GiftsMatching gifts double or triple the impact of your gift and increase your membership level. Be sure to enclose your matching gift form with application and donation and associate benefits.

Athletic Scholarship EndowmentsThese provide tuition, room, meals, books and fees on an annual basis for a student-athlete. Pay tribute to someone’s life and accomplishments or leave your own legacy while strengthening UNCG’s athletic program.

Planned and Estate GiftsThese gifts include life income arrangements from trusts, annuities, income funds, as well as life insurance policies and individual estate bequests, such as cash or real estate.


UNCG Spartan ClubPO Box 41230

Greensboro, NC 27404-1230

Phone: 336-334-5156Fax: 336-334-4063

www.spartanclub.org

Spartan Club Executive CommitteeChair: Chuck Burns - Area Vice President, First Citizens Bank

Jack Arehart ‘76 - Vice President, AAR CorporationSamantha Brumbaugh ‘99 - Attorney at Cairo, Ferguson, Brumbaugh, Stroupe, PLLC

Craig Cook ‘82 - President, Oakbrook Solutions, Inc.Judy Garner ‘71 - Retired, Employment Security Commission

Michael H. Godwin - Attorney at Schell, Bray, Aycock, Abel & Livingston, PLLCChris Gorham ‘02 - Director of Marketing & Communications, Goodwill Industries

George Hoyle ‘90 - Compass Financial Partners, LLCKurt Kronenfeld ‘79 - Vice President, Senn Dunn Insurance

Pete LaMuraglia ‘86 - Partner, Compass Financial Partners, LLCTom Martin ‘70 - Retired City of Greensboro

Angie Polk Jones ‘89 - Principal, Middle College at UNCGMichael Spohn ‘91 - CFO/Vice President, Old North State Trust, LLC

Harrison Turner - Partner, Greensboro Dermatology Associates

Ex-Officio MembersKim Record - Director of Athletics, UNCG

Craig Fink, UNCG Assoc. AD/AdvancementMike Roach - Director, Spartan Club

Dr. Patti Stewart - Vice Chancellor for University Advancement, UNCG

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