OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE TOWERING TITAN ORGANIZATION

In May, the Westminster College Department of Athletics and the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) hosted the 15th Annual WESPY (Westminster Exceptional Sports Performances of the Year) Awards. The WESPYs honored team MVPs for all 22 varsity sports, as well as several annual awards and recognition of top athletic achievements throughout the 2017-18 academic year.

Highlighting the event was the awarding of the David B. Fawcett and Marjorie A. Walker Awards, given annually to honor and acknowledge individuals who best exemplify the qualities of fairness, sportsmanship, leadership, determination and competitiveness. The Fawcett Award was given to men’s basketball senior Jarret Vrabel and the Walker Award was presented to women’s golf senior Kelsey Phillips.

The WESPY award was given to the top athletic performance by a Titan male and female student-athlete. The men’s WESPY went to freshman diver Connor May and the women’s WESPY went to senior track & field Hailey Hall.

From Left to Right: senior Jarret Vrabel (Fawcett Award), senior Kelsey Phillips (Walker Award), senior Hailey Hall (Women’s WESPY), and freshman diver Connor May (Men’s

WESPY).

WESPYS CELEBRATE 2017-18 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ADDITIONAL WESPY AWARDS:

Huey Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year: (W) Katelynn Morrell, Cross Country/Track & Field; (M) Dan Bogen, Swimming & Diving

Unsung Hero of the Year: (W) - Paige Baierl, Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field; (M) - Hunter Alexander, Baseball

Rookie of the Year: (W) - Erin Ward, Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field; (M) Connor May, Swimming & Diving

Two-Sport Athlete of the Year: (W) Emily Marcus, Golf/Lacrosse; (M) Joseph Salmen, Football/Baseball

Comeback Athlete of the Year: (W) Shanna Daniels, Volleyball; (M) Zach Medarac, Men’s Soccer

Team Comeback of the Year: (W) Softball vs. Ohio Northern; (M) Football vs. Geneva

Overall Team Performance of the Year: (W) Volleyball; (M) Swimming & Diving

IN THIS ISSUEWESPY AWARDS ........................................................... 1

2018 SPRING SPORTS REVIEW ...................................3

MESSAGE FROM THE AD .............................................4

2018 FALL SCHEDULES .................................................5

TTO GOLF OUTING REGISTRATION .........................6

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TITANS RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR ACADEMICS

Seniors Katelynn Morrell (cross country/track & field) and Daniel Bogen (men’s swimming & diving)

were both recognized at the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Scholar-Athlete of the Year Banquet.

In addition, five Titans were named on the 2018 College Sports Information Directors of America

(CoSIDA) Academic Google Cloud Academic All-District® 4 First Team: softball senior catcher Addie

Dieterich, women’s golf senior Kelsey Phillips, and men’s swimming & diving sophomore Matthew

Bogen, along with women’s track & field senior Hailey Hall and junior Megan Simpson.

A total of 70 Westminster student-athletes were named to the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Academic Honor Roll for the Spring 2018 semester. The PAC Academic Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes on varsity sports teams who have earned a GPA of 3.6 or higher on a 4.0 scale during their semester of competition.

Congratulations to the following student-athletes:

SENIORSAnna Amsbaugh (women’s swimming & diving; political science)Paige Baierl (women’s track & field; early childhood/special

education) Daniel Bogen (men’s swimming & diving; chemistry)Addie Dieterich (softball; psychology)Courtney Dieterich (softball; early childhood/special education)Megan Douds (women’s swimming & diving; psychology)Kristine Fromknecht (women’s basketball; biology)Hailey Hall (women’s track & field; business administration)Lindsay Homan (women’s swimming & diving; biochemistry)Cassidy Kovacicek (women’s swimming & diving; early childhood/

special education)A.J. May (men’s tennis; child & family Studies) Joshua McFall (men’s track & field; early childhood/special

education)Katelynn Morrell (women’s track & field; neuroscience) Alexa Owrey (softball; history(Kelsey Phillips (women’s golf; early childhood/special education) Hannah Ritter (softball; child & family studies) Tyler Sheets (men’s swimming & diving; business administrationMitch Stahara (men’s swimming & diving; computer information

systems)Max Ungerman (men’s track & field; criminal justice studies)

JUNIORSMakena Baumgardner (softball; early childhood/special educationEmily D’Amico (women’s lacrosse; biology)Sam Hockenberry (baseball; mathematics, computer Information

systems)Andi Hrusovsky (women’s track & field; biology)Erin Keich (women’s track & field; international business)Kailey Liverman (softball; psychology, fine art)Patricia Loughney (women’s swimming & diving; materials scienceDylan O’Hara (men’s basketball; early childhood/special educationDavid Peffer (men’s swimming & diving; history) Cory Pullen (baseball; business administration) Megan Simpson (women’s track & field; public relations) Michael Spencer (men’s swimming & diving; sports management,

business administration)Casey Spieler (women’s basketball; mathematics)Jamie Thompson (women’s track & field; mathematics)

SOPHOMORESBrice Bokesch (baseball; accounting)Kaitlyn Fast (women’s swimming & diving; business administrationMatthew Bogen (men’s swimming & diving; chemistry)David Callihan (men’s golf; accounting, financial economics)April Larrison (women’s track & field; biology) Maggie Manolis (women’s swimming & diving; biology) Emily Marcus (women’s lacrosse/golf; criminal justice studies)Tim Maxwell (men’s track & field; accounting)Ian Miller (men’s track & field; environmental science) Alana Moberg (women’s track & field; environmental science) Ian Ross (men’s lacrosse; political science) Ricky Roth (men’s basketball; business administration, sports

management) Emily Russell (women’s swimming & diving; Spanish)Jay’Kayla Samuels (women’s track & field; sociology)Romie Schweickert (women’s lacrosse; early childhood/special

education)Francesca Sicari (women’s basketball; psychology)Evan Vent (men’s track & field; marketing, business administration )

FIRST-YEARSAlexandria Applin (women’s lacrosse; political science) Miguel Ascencio (men’s tennis; biology)Marie Barnard (women’s track & field; early childhood/special

education) Blase Cindric (men’s tennis; biochemistry) Roody D’Agaro (men’s swimming & diving; accounting)Hannah Fell (women’s basketball; financial economics, mathematics)Alex Georgescu (men’s tennis; computer science)Jon Gerace (men’s basketball; early childhood/special education( Alec Greathouse (men’s track & field; financial economics)Bailey Griffith (softball; psychology)Allison Hampton (women’s track & field; pre-nursing) Nyna Hess (women’s swimming & diving; English)Faith Howell (women’s track & field; early childhood/special

education)Madeline Keenan (women’s track & field; broadcasting & media

production) Kolby Montgomery (men’s golf; history)Haley Moore (women’s basketball; neuroscience)Megan Parker (women’s track & field; pre-nursing)Alec Rich (men’s tennis; accounting)Ashley Russell (women’s basketball; early childhood/special

education) Julia Strobel (women’s track & field; molecular biology)

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2018 SPRING SEASON REVIEWS

BASEBALL: The Titans, under first-year Head Coach Kelly Swiney, finished 15-14 overall and 9-9 (fifth place) in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), their best winning percentage overall and in PAC play since 2012. Four Titans were chosen on the All-PAC teams, including seniors first baseman Brandon Rossier and pitcher/outfielder Joseph Salmen, who were named on the Second Team. Juniors designated hitter Michael Douds, pitcher Cory Pullen, and third baseman Dante Parente were each named Honorable Mention. Rossier batted .398 on the season, a number good for first on the team and second in the PAC. He led the team in RBIs (22), hits (39) and total bases (55). Salmen finished first in the PAC in strikeouts with 65. His ERA of 3.17 was fifth-best in the conference. At the plate, Salmen recorded a .283 batting average, while also recording 32 hits - good for third on the team.

MEN’S LACROSSE: The Ohio River Lacrosse Conference (ORLC) selected seven Titans as all-conference honorees, including Second Team recipients junior attackman Ryan Shorts and freshman midfielder Shane Fisher. Shorts finished third on the team in goals (22), assists (12), points (34), and ground balls (31), while Fisher finished sixth in the conference in assists with 20 (which were also a team-high) and tallied 18 goals on the year. Juniors defenseman Matt Trella and goalkeeper Carter Hall, along with sophomores midfielder Adrian Culp, face-off Steven Knight, and short stick Dylan Wolford were named Honorable Mention. Westminster, under the guidance of third-year Head Coach Patrick Geiger, finished with an overall record of 6-8 and 4-6 in the ORLC for a seventh-place finish in the conference.

WOMEN’S LACROSSE: Westminster was led by sophomore Bria Braddock who earned All-ORLC First Team honors as she led the team in assists (10), points (58), ground balls (86), draw controls (55), and caused turnovers (27) and finished second on the team in goals (48). Braddock’s numbers in points, assists, and ground balls all set single-season school records. Junior Emily D’Amico, who earned All-ORLC Second Team honors, scored a team-high and school-record 51 goals and finished second on the team in points (56), ground

balls (44), and draw controls (37). First-year Marisa Keller, was named All-ORLC Honorable Mention. Westminster, under the guidance of second-year Head Coach Kim Eldridge, improved its win total by four games from its inaugural season last year. The Titans finished with a 5-9 overall mark and tied for fifth in the ORLC with a 5-6 record.

SOFTBALL: The Westminster softball team finished with an overall record of 28-10 and 16-2 in the PAC. The Titans were runner-up at the PAC Championship Tournament and were selected for the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Tournament where they finished third. The Titans boasted a 19-game winning streak during the season, a run that tied for the longest in program history. Five Titans were named on the All-PAC Teams, including senior Jazmyn Rohrer, who was named the PAC Player of the Year and earned a spot on the First Team. Rohrer, who was also named the ECAC Pitcher of the Year, was named on the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division III All-Central Region First Team and on the ECAC First

Team. Junior Kailey Liverman also earned All-PAC First Team honors, while senior Addie Dieterich was named on the All-PAC Second Team. Senior Nikki Anderson and first-year Breanna Tetirick received All-PAC Honorable Mention recognition. Rohrer led the PAC in earned-run average (0.88), strikeouts (254), opposing batting average (.156), and also tied for first in appearances (30). Liverman, earning the second All-PAC First Team honor of her career, finished top ten in the conference in multiple categories. Westminster was led by 22nd-year Head Coach Jan Reddinger, who earned her 500th career victory against Grove City on April 13. She became the first Titan coach in program history to achieve 500 wins and sits 24th among active coaches in Division III for wins in a career.

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD: The Westminster women’s outdoor track & field team finished second and the men placed sixth at the PAC Championships. Highlighting the women’s team was senior Katelynn Morrell who broke a 15-year old school record with a second-place finish in the 1,500-meter (4:53.04) and broke the 5,000-meter run school-record by more than 14 seconds with a second-place time of 18:33.08. Morrell also broke the 3000-meter school record earlier in

the year (10:49.72). Senior Hailey Hall was crowned PAC Champion in the pole vault with a jump of 11’5.75” (3.50m) and competed in the NCAA Outdoor Nationals for the second-straight year. For the men’s team, freshman Dalton Anderson was crowned PAC Champion in the high jump with a jump of 6’0.75” (1.85m). Anderson also finished second in the javelin, as well as scoring team points in the 110 hurdles and as a member of both the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams. Westminster was under the guidance of 11th-year Head Coach Tim McNeil ‘96.

GOLF: The Westminster women’s and men’s golf teams placed third and fifth, respectively, at the PAC Championships. For the women, senior Kelsey Phillips won the PAC Most Valuable Player for the second-straight year. Phillips, who was named on the All-PAC First Team, carded an 87 at the Spring Championships, totaling a PAC-best 255 (she shot a 36-hole score of 168 at the Fall Championships). Also earning All-PAC First Team honors for the Titans was sophomore Danielle Durbin who

carded a combined score of 264 (176-88) for fifth place at the Championships. Sophomore Emily Marcus finished 13th for All-PAC Honorable Mention with a 285 (193-92). For the men, junior Connor White earned All-PAC Second Team honors with a 54-hole score of 237 (159-78) at the PAC Championships. The Titans were under the tutelage of fifth-year Head Coach Matt Torrence ‘93.

MEN’S TENNIS: The Westminster College men’s tennis team was led by senior Kornel Foremski and freshman Miguel Ascencio who each earned All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Second Team honors. Ascencio placed second at the PAC Championships at number one singles, while Foremski placed second at number four singles. Additionally, Ascencio and Foremski claimed Second Team All-PAC honors at number one doubles, after finishing runner-up at the Championships. It was the first time since 2004 that Westminster players advanced to three or more of the nine championship final matches at the PAC Championships. Westminster, under the tutelage of third-year Head Coach Dave Hayden, finished 4-9 overall and 3-5 in the PAC. The Titans finished fifth at the conference championships.

Senior golfer Kelsey Phillips earned her second-straight PAC Most Valuable Player award.

Freshman Dalton Anderson

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Dear Friends,

This final edition of the TTO newsletter for the 2017-18 year also signals one last and respectful request for contributions to this year’s TTO fund raising campaign that concludes June 30. Thanks to all of you who have already financially supported our teams and student-athletes with your gifts during the past fiscal year.

This is also a reminder that July 30 is the date for the annual Towering Titan Buzz Ridl Golf Classic and dinner at the New Castle Country Club. Specific details and a registration form are included in this edition of the newsletter. The TTO Executive Committee will have its summer meeting the morning of the golf outing. Please don’t hesitate to contact President Henry Klinar ‘01, any of the committee members, or me with concerns or questions you have about the TTO.

Elsewhere in the newsletter is a recap of the annual WESPY awards and the spring sports’ season. Heading the list of special award winners were Kelsey Phillips (golf) and Jarret Vrabel (basketball) as the Marjorie Walker and David Fawcett award recipients, Hailey Hall (track & field) and Connor May (swimming & diving) as the WESPY exceptional performance winners, and Katelynn Morrell (cross country and track & field) and Dan Bogen (swimming & diving) as the Huey Senior Scholar-Athletes of the year. Special congratulations also go to all of the student-athletes and coaches of our women’s varsity sports teams for winning the PAC All-Sports Trophy for the second year in a row, and for the 10th time overall since joining the PAC in 2003.

It will again be a busy summer on campus with sports camps, some renovation projects, and getting ready for another year of competition for our 22 varsity sports teams. As our coaches know, there is little “time off” when it comes to recruitment and retention efforts. Thank you to those of you who contact our coaches about prospective student-athletes and who continually spread the word about Westminster College and Titan athletics.

Thanks also to all of the TTO members who supported Titan teams throughout the past year by attending games and competitions here at Westminster and on the road. Westminster is blessed to have so many alums, parents, and fans who, in the words of President Richardson, “…put the WE in Westminster.”

I hope all of you have an enjoyable summer.

Sincerely,

Jim Dafler

MESSAGE FROM THE AD JIM DAFLER

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FOOTBALL9/1 at Wittenberg TBA 9/8 at Waynesburg* TBA 9/15 at Saint Vincent* 1 PM 9/22 vs. Bethany* 1 PM 9/29 vs. Case Western Reserve* 7 PM 10/6 at Grove City* 2 PM 10/13 vs. Thiel (Homecoming)* 1 PM 10/20 vs. Washington and Jefferson* 1 PM 10/27 BYE 11/3 vs. Carnegie Mellon* 1 PM 11/10 at Geneva* TBA WOMEN’S SOCCER9/1 vs. Wilmington (at Defiance) 1 PM 9/2 at Defiance 12 PM 9/5 at Penn State Altoona 5 PM 9/8 vs. Mount Union 3:30 PM 9/10 vs. Carlow 5:30 PM 9/12 at Franciscan 3 PM 9/15 vs. Susquehanna 1 PM 9/18 at La Roche 4 PM 9/20 at Pittsburgh at Bradford 4 PM 9/24 vs. Carnegie Mellon 5 PM 9/26 at Oberlin 7 PM 9/29 vs. Chatham* 1 PM 10/3 vs. Waynesburg* 7:30 PM 10/6 at Geneva* 11 AM 10/9 vs. Thiel (Senior Day)* 7:30 PM 10/13 at. Saint Vincent* 3 PM 10/14 at. Bethany* 7:30 PM 10/20 vs. Washington & Jefferson* 3:30 PM 10/27 at Grove City* 1 PM MEN’S SOCCER9/1 vs. PS-Beaver (at Defiance) 3:30 PM 9/2 at Defiance 3 PM 9/5 at Penn State Altoona 7 PM 9/8 vs. Mount Union 1 PM 9/10 vs. Carlow 3:30 PM 9/12 at Franciscan 5 PM 9/14 vs. Carnegie Mellon 7:30 PM 9/17 at La Roche 4 PM 9/25 vs. Frostburg State 7:30 PM 10/3 vs. Waynesburg* 5 PM 10/6 at Geneva* 7:30 PM 10/10 vs. Thiel (Senior Day)* 7:30 PM 10/13 at Saint Vincent* 1 PM 10/17 at Bethany* 7:30 PM 10/20 vs. Washington and Jefferson* 1 PM 10/22 at Case Western Reserve 7:30 PM 10/27 at Grove City* 3:30 PM

VOLLEYBALL8/31 vs. Frostburg State! 6:30 PM 8/31 vs. John Carroll! 8:30 PM 9/1 vs. Oberlin! 12 PM 9/1 vs. Pittsburgh-Greensburg! 2 PM (Saint Vincent Invitational!) 9/4 vs. La Roche 7 PM 9/7 vs. Mount Union@ (at Allegheny) 5 PM 9/7 at Allegheny@ 7:15 PM 9/8 at Penn State Behrend@ 11 AM 9/8 vs. D’Youville@ (at Behrend) 1:15 PM(Northwest PA Challenge@) 9/12 at Geneva* 7 PM 9/14 vs. Pittsburgh-Bradford# 3:30 PM 9/14 vs. Oberlin# 7:30 PM 9/15 vs. Marietta# 11 AM 9/15 vs. Wooster# 1 PM(Wooster (OH) Kilt Classic#) 9/18 vs. Mount Aloysius 7 PM 9/19 vs. Waynesburg* 7 PM 9/22 at W&J (W&J Tri-Match)* 11 AM 9/22 vs. Thiel (W&J Tri-Match)* 1 PM 9/25 at Pitt-Greensburg 7 PM 9/29 vs. Grove City (WC Tri-Match)* 10 AM 9/29 vs. Saint Vincent (WC Tri-Match)* 2 PM 10/2 vs. Geneva* 7 PM 10/6 vs. Chatham (Bethany Tri-Match)* 1 PM 10/6 at Bethany (Bethany Tri-Match)* 3 PM 10/11 at Waynesburg* 7 PM 10/13 vs. Washington and Jefferson* 11 AM 10/16 at Grove City* 7 PM 10/18 vs. Bethany* 7 PM 10/20 at Thiel (Thiel Tri-Match)* 11 AM 10/20 vs. Hilbert (Thiel Tri-Match) 1 PM 10/24 vs. Chatham* 7 PM 10/27 at Saint Vincent* 1 PM WOMEN’S TENNIS9/8 at Waynesburg* 12 PM 9/10 vs. Geneva* 4 PM 9/15 at Mount Union TBA 9/22 at Bethany* 1 PM 9/24 at Penn State Behrend 4 PM 9/29 vs. Washington and Jefferson* 11 AM 10/5 vs. Saint Vincent* 4 PM 10/6 vs. Pittsburgh-Greensburg TBA 10/8 vs. Thiel* 4 PM 10/11 at Grove City* 3:30 PM

Home events in bold.*Presidents’ Athletic Conference(Cross country and golf schedules were unavailable at the time of print.)

2018 FALL SCHEDULES

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BUZZ RIDL TOWERING TITANANNUAL GOLF OUTING & DINNER

JULY 30, 2018 • NEW CASTLE COUNTRY CLUB • NOON SHOTGUN START

The Towering Titan Organization (TTO) will hold its annual golf outing and dinner, Monday, July 30, 2018, at New Castle Country Club in New Castle. All TTO members are invited for a day of relaxation and fun. This is also a good opportunity to introduce new people to the organization. Make up a foursome and TTO will provide prizes, refreshments, and an enjoyable day.

Tee time will be a shotgun start at 12 p.m. The format for play will be a four-person scramble. Mulligans will be available for purchase at on-site registration. A team “Skins Game” will also be available for interested teams. The entry fee is $540 for a 4-person team ($135/player). Early registration fees are $500/per team ($125/player) if received by July 1.

The TTO is offering hole sponsorships for $50. If interested, please note that on the registration form and return with a check and correct sign information. All hole sponsorship proceeds benefit the athletic training room.

Contact Westminster AD Jim Dafler at 724-946-7313 or daflerje@westminster.edu with any questions on the event.

B U Z Z R I D L C L A S S I C G O L F C L A S S I C O U T I N G R E G I S T R A T I O N

#__________ Greens fees, cart, driving range, prizes, refreshments, buffet dinner, beverages, tax & gratuity @ $135 each* _______________ *($125 if registration is received by July 1, 2018)

____________Yes! I want to sponsor a hole! $50 _______________

TOTAL _____________

(Please indicate hole sponsorship sign copy in space above.)

RETURN FORM WITH CHECK PAYABLE TO “TTO” TO:

Jim Dafler, Department of AthleticsWestminster College319 S. Market St.New Wilmington, PA 16172

NO PHONE RESERVATIONS PLEASE!

DAY SCHEDULE: SHOTGUN TEE TIME: 12 p.m.HORS D’OEUVRES: 5 p.m.DINNER: 5:30 p.m.Prizes will be given on designated holes and for best team score.

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TOWERING TITANSAT-A-GLANCE

Providing support for Westminster’s athletic programs is the Towering Titan Organization (TTO), formed in 1976 around a core of devoted, loyal and intensely interested alumni, parents and friends. The organization purposes itself to help maintain, improve and endow Westminster College’s athletic programs. Over $4 million in gifts have been contributed to the Towering Titan Fund since its inception.

Each gift designated for a varsity sport program will be distributed as follows: 90% goes directly to the sport to be used for program enhancements; 5% goes to a fund supporting TTO operations and promotions; and the remaining 5% goes to the TTO Endowment Fund or to the All-Titan Endowment Fund. Gifts designated for football or men’s basketball go to the TTO Endowment Fund and gifts designated to all other varsity sports go to the All-Titan Endowment Fund.

Qualifying gifts are also recognized through membership in Westminster’s Giving Clubs. For more information or to join the Towering Titans, contact Westminster College Director of Athletics Jim Dafler at 724-946-7313.

President: Henry Klinar ’01Vice President:Jodi Chmielewski ’98Secretary:Janie Cebula Hale ‘97

Committee Members:Joe Fusco ’60David Gooch ’75Peter Horne ’76Nanci Kleese Hosick ’95Lou Perrotta ’94

Robert Power Jr. ’70Rick Reiber ’74David Richards ’84Brenda Rodgers Briggs ’86Jack Marshall ’67Richard Mills ’76

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TTO NEWSLETTER • JUNE 2016

ROHRER LEAVES HER MARK WITH RECORD-BREAKING CAREER

Westminster College senior Jazmyn Rohrer was named the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Player of the

Year and the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Pitcher of the Year. Rohrer, who earned

her third-straight All-PAC First Team honor and her first ECAC First Team nod, was named on the National

Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Central Region First Team for the first time of her career. Rohrer was

just the second Westminster player to earn the PAC Player of the Year award (Jennifer Pancake, 2007). She

also became the first Titan in school history to earn the ECAC Pitcher of the Year and the second to earn ECAC

First Team accolades (Jennifer Emery, 2007). Rohrer led the PAC in earned-run average (0.88), strikeouts

(254), opposing batting average (.156), and also tied for first in

appearances (30). Rohrer was also second in victories with 21. Her strikeouts per seven

innings (10.1) ranked sixth in NCAA Division III, while her hits allowed per seven innings

(3.87) ranked eighth. Her ERA ranked sixth in Division III and her strikeout-to-walk ratio

(7.94) ranked 11th. Rohrer’s 254 strikeouts in 2018 set a Westminster single-season

record. She also holds Westminster’s career strikeouts record with 565.

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