2010 Softball Media Guide by CSUSports

2010 Charleston Southern Softball

Charleston Southern Softball Table of Contents Quick Facts

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Outlook Season Outlook Rosters

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Coaching Staff Head Coach Shane Winkler Assistant Coach Megan Smith

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Player Bios Caitlin Allen Megan Hall Shayla Cullum Cortnie Drew Kimberly Hobbs Erin Kegley Sondra Vetter

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CSU Information Mailing Address: P.O. Box 118087 Charleston, SC 29423-8087 Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 3,236 Nickname: Buccaneers Colors: Blue and Gold Home Field: Buccaneer Field (Grass/200) National Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Big South President: Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. (App. St., ’69) Vice President: Dr. Rick Brewer (CSU, ’77) Athletic Director: Hank Small (Gettysburg, ’69) NCAA Faculty Rep: Dr. Arnold Hite Assistant A.D. (Operations): James Bradley Assistant A.D. (Compliance): Mike Hammond Associate A.D. (External Affairs): Cathryn Broderhausen Sr. Women’s Admin. (SWA): Christie Faircloth-Dixon Head Athletic Trainer: Toby Harkins Athletic Department Phone: (843) 863-7678 Athletic Department Fax: (843) 863-7695 Ticket Office Phone: (843) 863-7213

History

First Year of Softball: All-Time Record: NCAA Tournament Appearances: Highest Win Percentage (year): Most Wins (year):

1988 433-705 None .681 (1998) 32-15, 32-21 (’88, ’90)

Melissa Adams Kristin Kelleher Megan Lombard Mandee Camargo Jasmine Conley Morgan Dowdy Courtney Konyk Jana Matthews Jessica Peters-Brock Trea Steele Big South Information

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2009 in Review Box Scores

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History and Records Batting and Pitching Leaders

CSU Softball Information Head Coach: Alma Mater (Year): CSU Record: Career Record: Office Phone: E-Mail: Assistant Coach: Alma Mater (Year): Office Phone: E-Mail: 2009 Record: Big South Finish:

Shane Winkler (2nd season) Butler, (’04) 26-33 (1 year) 26-33 (1 year) (843) 863-7686 swinkler@csuniv.edu Megan Rhodes Smith (1st season) Tennessee, (’08) (843) 863-7686 mrsmith@csuniv.edu 26-33 7-11 (4th)

CSU Sports Information Starters Returning/Lost: 4/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/8 Assistant A.D. (Media): Blake Freeland Office Phone: (843) 863-7687 E-mail: bfreeland@csuniv.edu Asst. Dir. (Sports Info.) / SB Contact: Ryan Burns Office Phone: (843) 863-7037 E-mail: rsburns@csuniv.edu Sports Information Fax: (843) 863-7676 Web site: http://www.csusports.com Sports Information Overnight Mailing Address: 9200 University Blvd. Charleston, SC 29406

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Season Outlook SCHEDULE The 2010 schedule will feature the toughest preseason schedule in program history. Included in preseason tournaments are programs from the SEC, ACC, Big 10, Big 12 and Big East. The Buccaneers will use these early tests to prepare for an always tough Big South slate which opens March 27 at Defending-Champion Radford. The Bucs open up the 2010 season by kicking off the “Palmetto State Showdown” hosted by the University of South Carolina. The Showdown features teams only from South Carolina and gives the Bucs an opportunity to compete for the State Championship and host the tournament in 2011. Opponents at USC will be USCUpstate, Furman, Coastal Carolina, and South Carolina. February 16 marks the home opener for the Bucs as they host Campbell in a double header. CSU then hosts the CSU Invitational February 19-20 as they host Youngstown State, #22 Louisville and St. John’s. The Bucs will face off against Louisville twice in their first of a few opportunities to knock off a Top 25 opponent. After a mid-week double header at rival College of Charleston on February 23, the Buccaneers travel to #7 Georgia where they will face the host Bulldogs, who finished third at last season’s Women’s College World Series. CSU will also face off with South Alabama, Iowa State and St. John’s at the Georgia Softball Classic. The month of March begins with CSU traveling to Spartanburg, to face USC-Upstate before hosting the Low Country Invitational on March 5-6. Presbyterian, Dayton and UNC-Wilmington travel to Charleston as the Buccaneers look to defend their invitational championship from 2009. Spring Break 2010 will see Georgia Southern travel to Buccaneer Field for a double header followed by a trip to Boca Raton, Fla. for a tournament at Florida Atlantic. While at FAU, the Buccaneers will face off against 5 teams that were ranked in the top 100 last season (Virginia Tech, Syracuse, Florida Atlantic, Jacksonville). The preseason portion of the 2010 schedule will be complete after mid-week trips to both South Carolina State (March 17) and Campbell (March 23). “Our challenging preseason slate was put together to prepare us to challenge for a Big South Championship in 2010,” said Head Coach Shane Winkler. “We have to learn how to win on the road in order to win the conference tourney in Conway, as well as competing in the NCAA Tournament.” The Buccaneers look to improve on their highest conference finish since 2001 (4th) as they travel to Radford, Presbyterian, Coastal Carolina, and Gardner-Webb in conference play. The Bucs will host a single game with Coastal as well as series with Liberty and Winthrop. Splitting up the conference portion of the schedule is a home double header with College of Charleston on April 21 and a 3-game series with Howard May 6-7 at CSU. “Our ultimate goal this year is to win the Big South Tournament May 13-15 at Coastal,” said Winkler. “I feel we have the most talented team Charleston Southern has ever fielded, and I’m confident our hard work will pay off when it really matters.” SEASON PREVIEW The Buccaneers look to build off of their best season in nearly a decade as they return a solid nucleus of upperclassmen as well as welcome a talented recruiting class. “We have improved in every aspect of the game,” says Coach Winkler. “We are definitely more athletic from top to bottom and have more depth at every position.” IN THE CIRCLE Sondra Vetter returns after a solid sophomore season where she went 12-12 in the circle to accept the role of staff “Ace.” Also returning is senior Caitlin Allen and sophomore Kristin Kelleher. The Buccaneers welcome junior Kimby Hobbs,

a transfer from Georgia Perimeter College, and freshman Morgan Dowdy to the pitching staff as well. “Our pitching staff is much deeper this season,” added Winkler. “After Sondra, we have the ability to throw four other pitchers out there as our #2 in order to find the best matchup for each opponent. I look forward to each of these pitchers pushing each other for innings and making each other better throughout the season.” BEHIND THE PLATE After receiving a redshirt in 2009, Erin Kegley, will return as the starting catcher for the Bucs. Kegley has emerged as one of the top offensive threats for the Blue and Gold for 2010. Backing up Kegley will be sophomore Melissa Adams and senior Megan Hall, who will both be starting elsewhere throughout the season. “I’m very proud of the leadership role that Erin Kegley has taken,” said Winkler. “After missing last season, she has worked harder than anyone on our roster, and it has shown both offensively and defensively. She will be one of the biggest reasons for the success we look forward to having this season.” INFIELD The infield welcomes back leadoff hitter and shortstop Megan Lombard who led the Bucs in homeruns during her freshman season. Megan Hall also returns and will see time at first base when not in the outfield. Freshman Jessica Peters-Brock will step in and play third base with the ability to play first as well. Solidifying an already solid infield are transfers Shayla Cullum (Campbell) and Trea Steele (Orange Coast College). Cullum will start at either corner infield position while Steele will be the starting second baseman. “With the addition of Shayla and Trea, our infield has really taken shape in preseason practice,” commented Winkler. “We are very solid up the middle with Megan Lombard and Trea and we have a few different possibilities we can go with at the corners as Jessica Brock and Shayla will compete for time and third while both can fill in at first as well. I’m also very proud of the way Megan Hall has led and has accepted more of a utility role and will play both outfield and first base while also giving us one of the most consistent bats in the Big South.” OUTFIELD The Charleston Southern outfield will be both young and athletic in 2010. Melissa Adams is the lone returner in the outfield after being selected 2nd Team All-Big South. Also seeing time in the outfield will be Megan Hall and freshmen Jana Matthews, Courtney Konyk, Mandee Camargo and Jasmine Conley as well as junior Cortnie Drew. “We are counting on Melissa stepping up and covering a lot of ground in our outfield as both Megan Hall and Jana Matthews are converted infielders who will see a lot of time in the outfield,” says Winkler. “Those three are very athletic, and we have a great deal of depth behind them. Courtney Konyk and Mandee are our two lefty slappers and will compete for time while Jasmine Conley has improved every day at the plate and is our fastest player. I’m also looking forward to Cortnie Drew hopefully getting healthy as she has undergone a few shoulder surgeries and has been out the entire year. WINKLER ON THE 2010 BUCCANEERS “I feel that we have the most talented team Charleston Southern has ever fielded this season. We had a respectable finish in 2009, and I believe we’re ready to compete for a Big South Championship in 2010. Offensively we are much stronger as we have a lineup that will produce 1 through 9. Our pitching staff has the talent to keep us in ball games, and we have seen leaders develop during the preseason that will help us win tight ball games. Our goal is to participate in postseason play in the NCAA Tournament. We will be challenged by teams early on that have reached that goal already. I look forward to seeing our players grow as a team as they head into Big South play.

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Roster

Numerical Roster No. Name 1 Morgan Dowdy 2 Caitlin Allen 3 Sondra Vetter 4 Megan Lombard 5 Megan Hall 6 Jasmine Conley 8 Shayla Cullum 9 Erin Kegley 10 Kimberly Hobbs 14 Kristin Kelleher 15 Cortnie Drew 16 Mandee Camargo 20 Jessica Peters-Brock 21 Trea Steele 22 Jana Matthews 23 Courtney Konyk 24 Melissa Adams

Yr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. R-So. Jr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So.

Pos. P P/OF P/OF SS/2B 1B/OF OF 3B/1B UT P 1B/P OF 2B/OF 3B 2B 1B/OF OF OF

Ht. 5-9 5-7 5-8 5-5 5-9 5-0 5-5 5-6 5-5 5-2 5-6 5-0 5-6 5-4 5-8 5-7 5-7

B/T R/R L/R R/R R/R L/L R/R R/R R/R R/R L/L R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/R

Hometown/High School(Previous) Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley HS N. Augusta, S.C./Wardlaw Academy Denzil, Saskatchewan, Canada/Macklin HS Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley HS Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley HS Morganton, N.C./Freedom HS Fresno, Calif./Campbell University Charlotte, N.C./Vance HS Columbus, Ga./Georgia Perimeter College Springfield, Va./Bishop Ireton HS Greenville, Ohio/Greenville Senior HS Chino, Calif./Pomona Catholic HS Puyallup, Wash./Rogers HS Yorba Linda, Calif./Orange Coast College Boonville, N.C./Starmount HS Boynton Beach, Fla./Park Vista HS Greer, S.C./Eastside HS

Pos. OF P/OF 2B/OF OF 3B/1B P OF 1B/OF P UT 1B/P OF SS/2B 1B/OF 3B 2B P/OF

Ht. 5-7 5-7 5-0 5-0 5-5 5-9 5-6 5-9 5-5 5-6 5-2 5-7 5-5 5-8 5-6 5-4 5-8

B/T L/R L/R L/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/L R/R R/R L/L L/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R

Hometown/High School(Previous) Greer, S.C./Eastside HS N. Augusta, S.C./Wardlaw Academy Chino, Calif./Pomona Catholic HS Morganton, N.C./Freedom HS Fresno, Calif./Campbell University Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley HS Greenville, Ohio/Greenville Senior HS Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley HS Columbus, Ga./Georgia Perimeter College Charlotte, N.C./Vance HS Springfield, Va./Bishop Ireton HS Boynton Beach, Fla./Park Vista HS Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley HS Boonville, N.C./Starmount HS Puyallup, Wash./Rogers HS Yorba Linda, Calif./Orange Coast College Denzil, Saskatchewan, Canada/Macklin HS

Head Coach: Shane Winkler (Butler, ’04) Asst. Coaches: Megan Rhodes Smith (Tennessee, ’08) Alphabetical No. Name 24 Melissa Adams 2 Caitlin Allen 16 Mandee Camargo 6 Jasmine Conley 8 Shayla Cullum 1 Morgan Dowdy 15 Cortnie Drew 5 Megan Hall 10 Kimberly Hobbs 9 Erin Kegley 14 Kristin Kelleher 23 Courtney Konyk 4 Megan Lombard 22 Jana Matthews 20 Jessica Peters-Brock 21 Trea Steele 3 Sondra Vetter

Yr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. R-So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr.

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Coaching Staff SHANE WINKLER Head Coach • Second Season • Butler (2004)

Winkler worked with a star-studded roster, complete with several Olympic performers, such as Jenny Finch (Arizona).

Shane Winkler enters his second season as the head softball coach at Charleston Southern. In his first season at CSU, he led the Bucs to a 26-33 overall record with a 7-11 mark in the Big South. CSU tied for the best start to the conference schedule in program history, jumping out to a 5-1 record. The Bucs also entered the conference postseason as the No. 4 seed, the highest finish since 2001. After a good showing in the Big South Tourney, including a win over No. 2 Winthrop, CSU finished with a 2-2 record in the postseason. A 2-2 record and one game out of the Championship game was the best finish the Bucs have seen since 1993. Under the direction of Winkler, Melissa Adams and Megan Hall were also named second-Team All-Conference selections at left field and first base, respectively. During the summer of 2009, Winkler was hired as an assistant coach for the Chicago Bandits of the National Pro Fastpitch (NPF), which is the only professional softball league in the United States. The Bandits boasted a 27-12 record, the best in the NPF, before being eliminated in the playoffs.

Hired before the 2008-09 school year, Winkler came to Charleston Southern after three seasons as the assistant coach at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. While at Marshall, Winkler worked mainly with the offense and outfield while assisting with the overall team defense, recruiting, and all administrative duties within the program. During his three seasons the Thundering Herd had a combined record of 91-78. During his time with the Marshall offense, the team broke its homerun record twice, including a combined 52 homeruns in 2008 with an overall team batting average of .288. Winkler had the opportunity to coach four players that continued their softball careers in the NPF. During the summer of 2007, Winkler coached as an associate field manager with the Akron Racers of the NPF. While with the Racers he coached NCAA National Champions Alicia Hollowell (Arizona) and Caitlyn Benyi (UCLA) in addition to many other top softball players from the PAC 10, SEC, and ACC. The Racers finished the 2007 season in 2nd place in the NPF standings earning a trip to Kimberly, Wisconsin, for the league playoffs. Prior to Marshall, Winkler spent one season as the Co-Head Coach at Danville Area Community College in Danville, Illinois. He inherited a team at DACC that had won 11 games in 2004 and led the program to its first winning season in 12 years by posting a 28-25 record in 2005. Winkler began coaching softball while in high school as a volunteer with the Kentland, Indiana, Summer Softball Association. He also spent one season as the hitting coach for

South Newton High School in Kentland while attending Purdue in 2002. A 2004 graduate from Butler University, Winkler competed for the Bulldog baseball team after also playing at Purdue University and Illinois Central College. Winkler played professional minor league baseball in both 2004 and 2006. After graduation from Butler Winkler signed a professional contract with the Florence Freedom of the Independent Frontier League in July 2004 and completed the season with the expansion franchise. In 2006 Winkler signed to play in Amarillo, Texas, with the Amarillo Dillas of the United League before being traded to the Washington Wild Things in Washington, Pennsylvania. Winkler earned his associate’s degree in general education from Illinois Central College in East Peoria, Ill., in 2002. He then received his bachelor of arts degree in communication studies from Butler University in 2004.

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Coaching Staff MEGAN RHODES SMITH Assistant Coach • First Season • Tennessee (2009)

Megan Rhodes Smith comes to CSU after an accomplished career as a Tennessee Lady Volunteer pitcher. The four year starter amassed a 67-22 career record, including a 23-11 mark her senior year. Known in her

playing days as Megan Rhodes, she was also part of a UT team that made three trips to the Women’s College World Series. While at Tennessee, Smith completed her career second in Lady Vol history in strikeouts (726), third in victories (67) and fourth in both innings pitched (570.1) and winning percentage (67-22, .753) after a 2.20 ERA and 233 K’s in 213.1 frames as a senior. Smith was a standout student at Tennessee, getting recognized on the SEC Spring Honor Roll in 2006, 2007 and 2008. She also was awarded Second-Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American and First-Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District IV in 2008. Smith has also provided private pitching lessons for several young pitchers, as well as being involved in a number of pitching clinics in the greater Farragut, Tennessee area.

Smith will serve mainly as the Buccaneers pitching coach, but will also be involved with all player development and game time responsibilities. Smith graduated in 2008 from the University of Tennessee with a 3.8 GPA and a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She is also working towards a master’s in sport studies with a concentration in sport psychology from the University of Tennessee. Smith currently holds a 3.75 GPA in her master’s and is set to complete the program in July of 2010.

Q & A With Coach Winkler Q: How do you envision this year going? A: I believe that we have a very solid mix of returners and newcomers this year. This will either be one of the most talented or the most talented team that Charleston Southern has fielded in the program’s history. I envision us competing for the #1 spot in the Big South and a bye in the conference tournament that comes along with it. Q: What do you have planned for the future of the program? A: We are quickly building a program with the ability to compete with not only the best in the Big South, but also the best in the Region. We are going to continue to put together a very demanding schedule, and I expect us to be successful against that schedule every

year. Our university and facility are growing, and our success will grow right along with them. The NCAA tournament is our goal every season, and I see us reaching that goal and eventually having to increase our goals to advancing in the NCAAs. Q:Who has influenced your coaching style the most? A: I have been influenced a great deal by every person that I have been coached by from little league through professional baseball. I have always known that I wanted to coach, so I intentionally took a little from each coach in order to try to put together a style that could be most successful. My father was my coach for the most years, so I have to credit him with influencing my style the most over the years. Recently I have learned so much

from every coach that I have coached with, under and against. The key is to never stop learning and never stop trying to grow as a coach. Q: What is your favorite thing about Charleston Southern University? A: It is such an honor to be part of a university and family where everyone has the same morals and values as you do. We are not only competing for a Big South Championsip and a trip to the NCAA tournament, but most importantly we are competing to glorify Christ and for the love that we have for Him. This is a special place, and I could not have been led to a better place to begin my head coaching career.

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2010 Buccaneers Caitlin Allen Jr. - P/OF Bats/Throws - R/R N. Augusta, S.C. Wardlaw Academy

2009: Pitched in 11 games and started in two as a junior… threw in 26.1 innings for a 0-1 record… recorded a 3.19 ERA while holding opponents to a .306 batting average… tallied 14 strikeouts for the year… threw five scoreless innings in her first appearance of the year against Belmont on Feb. 21… threw two and two thirds scoreless innings for a save against Gardner-Webb on April 17… threw one and two thirds scoreless innings in the postseason against Liberty on May 9… also scored two runs as a pinch runner. 2008: Pitched in 18 games and started 6 for CSU in her second year… threw a total of 39.1 innings and struck out 11 batters… pitched three innings relief against Lehigh in the second game of the year, allowing just two hits and no runs while striking out one… set a season-high and tied a career high with 3 strikeouts in three and twothirds innings at Campbell on Mar. 15th… recorded 0 earned runs in 7 out of the 18 games appeared in… pitched three scoreless innings allowing just one hit and no walks against Presbyterian on Mar. 22nd… also pitched four innings in second game of Presbyterian double-header on Mar. 22nd, helping the Bucs pick up the win… saw time as a pinch runner, posting three runs scored for the year… went one for one in her only at bat of the season. 2007: Pitched in 22 games and started 11 games in her first year in blue and gold ... recorded a 4.36 ERA, good for second on the team, and had four complete games as a freshman ... recorded a win and a complete game in her first career start against BethuneCookman on Feb. 18 ... went eight innings to record a win over Presbyterian on Mar. 17 ... achieved a personal season-high by striking out three Campbell batters on Mar. 2 ... pitched two innings of hitless relief against Radford on Mar. 31 ... recorded two runs and two hits in limited offensive action ... registered the first extra-base hit (a double) and the first RBI (and the only CSU RBI of the game) of her career Mar. 22 against Jacksonville ... High School: Helped lead her Wardlaw Academy team to two state championships as a junior and senior … named to the all-state team in 2005 and 2006 … was the SCISA A player of the year … won the Wendy’s High School Heisman for her school, and was named to the all-star team all four years under head coach Ron Conley … also participated in volleyball, earning all-region honors, and was a member of the Wardlaw basketball team … Personal: Daughter of Ron and Becky Allen … born March 20, 1988, in Augusta Ga. … will major in physical education at CSU … sister Ashlyn Allen played softball at Presbyterian College and USC-Aiken.

Megan Hall Jr. - 1B/OF Bats/Throws - L/L Roanoke, Va. Hidden Valley HS

2009: Appeared in all 59 game for the season and started in 58 as a junior… recorded a team high 61 hits and a .339 batting average… also had a team best 14 stolen bases on 17 attempts… led the team in put outs with 473, while posting a .996 fielding percent… had 10 hits for extra bases for 74 total bases on the year… also tallied 27 RBIs, 38 runs scored and 11 walks… recorded a .411 slugging percentage and .381 on base percent… fourth in the conference in runs scored and stolen bases… had a seven game hit streak in conference play… had five hit streaks of five games or more… had 17 multihit games, including seven games with multiple RBIs… had three hits, three runs scored and three RBIs to start the season vs. N.C. Central on Feb. 6… tallied three hits and a season high four RBIs vs. NCA&T on Mar. 6… had two hits and an RBI in a postseason win over Gardner-Webb on May 8. 2008: Appeared in 44 games, starting all 44 times in her second year as a Buc… recorded a .300 batting average and .412 slugging percent, putting her in third on the team in each category… compiled 17 RBIs and was third on the team with 11 doubles… second on the team with 16 walks… second on the team with 3 stolen bases on 3 attempts… led CSU in put outs with 277 and had a fielding percentage of .960… had a six-game hit streak and also a stretch with a hit in 10 out of 11 games… went four straight games with two hits or more… recorded a four game stretch with at least one hit and one RBI… picked up a season-high 3 hits in an 8-5 win over Presbyterian on Feb. 17th, including two extra base hits, two runs scored and one RBI… stepped up with a walk-off, two run home run in a 6-4 victory over Towson on Mar. 14th… had two doubles, two RBIs and a run scored, to have part in all three runs in a 3-1 win over the College of Charleston on Mar. 26th… 2007: Had the second highest batting average on the team in her freshman season with a .277 average ... played in 52 games, starting 51 ... scored the most runs on the team, with 22 ... had the second most hits with 39, the second most walks with 21 and the second highest on base percentage at .368... recorded three hits against Bethune-Cookman on Feb. 16 and against Charlotte on Feb. 21 ... drew three walks in the first game of her CSU career, against Mars Hill on Feb. 9 ... led the team in fielding percentage, committing just three errors and registering a fielding percentage of .991... had four stolen bases, a team high, in four attempts ... High School: Hit .500 with two homeruns from her leadoff position … knocked in 19 RBI and held an on-base percentage of .531 … three-time alldistrict first team selection in 2004-06 … two time all-region first team as a junior and senior … named to the all-timesland team three years … selected as first-team all-state as a senior … named the player of the year in 2005 and the pitcher of the year in 2006 … named the MVP of the Broadway Tournament as a senior … also participated in volleyball, earning three varsity letters … first-team all-district selection in volleyball … Personal: Born Sept. 20, 1988, in Roanoke, Va. … daughter of Don and Chris Hall … majoring in physical education and secondary education … came to CSU to play softball and get a good education.

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2010 Buccaneers Shayla Cullum

Cortnie Drew

Jr. • 3B/1B Bats/Throws - R/R Fresno, Calif. Campbell University

Jr. - OF Bats/Throws - R/R Greenville, Ohio Greenville Senior HS

Campbell University: Named to the Freshman All-Conference Team in the Atlantic Sun… led the team with an overall .311 batting average as a freshman… tallied 68 hits, 31 RBIs, 15 doubles and six homeruns in 2007… added seven more home runs and 27 RBIs in 2008… notched 20 multihit games… recorded a game winning hit in the 2007 regional playoffs, helping to knock out the North Carolina Tar Heels. High School: Played at Golden West High School under Coach Jeff Jennings… tallied a career batting average of .437, to go along with four home runs… awarded Honorable mention, All-League and named the team MVP in 2005… received All-American and First Team All-Area honors in 2006… named to the AllValley team and named League MVP in 2006… also played volleyball in High School.

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2009: Joined the team half way through the season and appeared in two games… recorded a walk in her one at bat of the season. High School: Played at Greenville Senior High School under Coach Jerrod Newland… had a career .330 batting average with 47 RBIs, 105 hits and 67 runs scored… named 1st Team All-Conference… a scholar athlete all four years… NFSA and OHSFA scholar athlete… also played volleyball in high school. Personal: Daughter of Rodney and Jonie Drew… born on November 2, 1988, in Dayton, Ohio… will major in business finance at CSU.

Personal: Daughter of Aaron and Laurie Cullum… born on November 29, 1988, in Visalia, Calif. … will major in business administration at CSU.

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2010 Buccaneers Kimberly Hobbs

Erin Kegley

Jr. - P Bats/Throws - R/R Columbus, Ga. Georgia Perimeter Col.

R-So. - UT Bats/Throws - R/R Charlotte, N.C. Vance HS

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Georgia Perimeter College: Played two seasons at GPC under coach Ed Schutte… compiled an 18-9 record as a freshman with a 2.64 ERA… earned 1st Team All-Tournament honors in 2008 and 2nd Team All-Tournament honors in 2009… played against SEC and ACC opponents, including a two-hitter vs. Auburn. High School: Attended Brookstone High School playing for Angie Henderson… finished her career with a 32-15 record and a 1.50 ERA… helped lead her team to a State Championship during her freshman year… was named the 2006 Columbus Pitcher of the Year and GHSA Region 4 Pitcher of the Year… awarded the Charles J. Komiskey Citizenship Award in 2006… earned 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-Region and 1st Team All Bi-City in 2006… named Region Most Valuable Pitcher and Brookstone Most Valuable Defensive Player in 2006… also pitched for the Georgia Shockers coached by Ricky Schnable. Personal: Daughter of Chuck and Sanoy Hobbs… born on June 8, 1989, in Summerville, S.C. … will major in kinesiology at CSU with hopes of becoming a physical therapist.

2009: Redshirted the season 2008: Appeared in 48 games for CSU, starting in 44 during her freshman season… registered 21 hits, including four doubles… knocked in 15 RBIs and tallied seven runs scored… recorded 36 put outs, five assists and just one error for a .976 fielding percentage… led the team in fielding percent (min. 15 put outs)… had three consecutive two hit games… had an RBI and a walk, and then an RBI double on Feb. 17th in wins over Virginia Tech and Presbyterian, respectively… tallied two hits, one run scored, one stolen base, and a team season high four RBIs, in a win over Brown on Feb. 29th… High School: Hit for a .468 average and had a slugging percentage of .878, with two home runs, in her senior year at Vance HS ... hit for a .444 average in her junior year ... captained the Vance team her junior and senior years and earned MVP award both years ... received Marine Corps Most Distinguished Female Athlete Award ... made All-District and Charlotte Observer AllMecklenburg team in her senior year ... voted All-Conference all four years ... helped lead the the Cabarrus County Challengers 18-under team to the ASA National Tournament in Owensboro, Kentucky ... also lettered in tennis three years and in swimming one year ... Personal: born to Butch and Mary Kegley on December 23, 1988, in Houston, Texas ... member of National Honor Society and German National Honor Society ... graduated with a class rank of 17 out of 416 students in her senior class ... plans to major in kinesiology with the career goal of becoming a physical therapist ... chose CSU because of its size, very friendly environment and the chance to play softball.

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2010 Buccaneers Sondra Vetter

Melissa Adams

Jr. - P/OF Bats/Throws - R/R

So. - OF Bats/Throws - L/R Greer, S.C. Eastside HS

Denzil, Saskatchewan, Canada

Macklin HS

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2009: Pitched in 32 games and started in 26 as a sophomore… threw in 132 innings for a 12-12 record… finished the season with a 2.97 ERA, good enough for second on the team… tallied a team best 113 strikeouts and .256 opponents batting average… had 11 complete games and three shutouts for the season… started the season off with a perfect game, complete with seven strikeouts vs. N.C. Central on Feb. 7… pitched a complete game win vs. Furman on Mar. 11, allowing just four hits in a 2-1 win… in her first conference game threw a complete game vs. Coastal Carolina, scattering six hits in a 5-2 win… allowed just two hits in five and two thirds innings work while striking out seven, in a playoff win vs. Gardner-Webb on May 8. 2008: Pitched in 15 games and started 3 for the Bucs in her freshman campaign… stepped in the circle for 42.1 innings en route to a 2-2 season record… ended with a 3.80 ERA, good enough for second on the team… also second on the team in strikeouts with 35… held opponents to a .292 batting average… didn’t allow a run in her first three appearances of the year and allowed just three hits… pitched four scoreless innings vs. Furman on Feb. 28th, allowing just one hit while striking out four… threw a complete game shutout in an 8-0 win over Towson on Mar. 18th, allowing just two hits and striking out two… picked up her second win over Presbyterian the next game on Mar. 22nd, striking out a season-high six batters in just three innings of work… had a stretch of 5 or more strikeouts for three straight games… pitched 6 innings in her final game of the year vs. Birmingham Southern, allowing just one earned run and striking out three. High School: hit .478 and struck out a tournamenthigh 36 batters over just 27 innings of work during the summer Western Canadian Provincials ... efforts helped earn her team a spot in the National Tournament in Guelph, Ontario ... under-16 team finished second in Gold Division of summer tournament in Denver, Colo., in summer of 2006 as well ... also played badminton and hockey at Macklin HS, winning a provincial title with the hockey team ... earned senior athletics award in her junior and senior years ... also won congeniality award and most outstanding student award ...

2009: Played in 58 games and started 55 at left field as a freshman… recorded a .232 batting average, tallying 23 hits in 99 at bats… sent in five RBIs, scored 12 runs and had four walks… also posted a .242 slugging percentage and .283 on base percent… stole four bases on nine attempts for the year… had 51 put outs, while recording a .964 fielding percent… had a six game hit streak in conference play… had a pair of multihit games in the conference, vs. Presbyterian and Gardner-Webb… tallied two hits, a run scored, a stolen base and an RBI vs. Presbyterian on Mar. 27… had two hits and a stolen base vs. Gardner-Webb on April 18. High School: Played at Eastside High School under Coach Susan Meadows… named to the Region III-AAA All-Region Team in three straight seasons (2006-2008)… awarded the 2006 Team Best Defensive Player… named Team MVP in ’07 and ’08 seasons… recorded a .429 batting average and .949 fielding percent in 2008… also played golf and basketball… 2005 golf team captain and All-Region selection… basketball tri-captain in 2008. Personal: Daughter of Bob and Sharon Adams… born August 16th, 1990, in Greenville, S.C…. majoring in kinesiology and plans to be an athletic trainer.

Personal: daughter of Ted and Eunice Vetter ... born May 2, 1989, in Provost, Alberta, Canada ... plans to major in psychology at CSU with the goal of becoming a social worker.

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2010 Buccaneers Kristin Kelleher

Megan Lombard

So. - 1B/P Bats/Throws - L/L Springfield, Va. Bishop Ireton HS

So. - SS/2B Bats/Throws - R/R Roanoke, Va. Hidden Valley HS

#14

2009: Pitched in eight games and started one for the Bucs in her freshman campaign… stepped in the circle for 25.2 innings, tallying 12 strikeouts… played in 42 games and started in 21 as a designated player and pinch hitter… recorded a .277 batting average and a .338 slugging percentage… tallied 18 hits, four doubles and four RBIs in 65 at bats… had four multihit games on the season… had two hits and a double in just her fourth collegiate game vs. Georgia Southern on Feb. 20… also went 2-2 against Presbyterian College on Mar. 28. High School: Four-year varsity starter and team captain in her senior year at Bishop Ireton under coach Dave Langley… batted .455 for high school career and .508 in senior year… pitched three no-hitters and one perfect game… set school record of 17 strikeouts in one game… two time 1st Team All-State selection… three time 1st Team All-Conference selection… Alexandria Sportsman’s Club Softball Player of the Year her senior season… Bishop Ireton Booster Club 2008 Leadership Scholarship Award… Bishop Ireton 2008 MVP. Personal: Daughter of Priscilla and Kevin Kelleher… born February 27, 1990 in Arlington, Va.… Majoring in criminal justice and hopes to work as a crime victim advocate.

2009: One of two players on the team to start in all 59 games of the season… played every game, starting at short stop in her freshman campaign… led the team in at bats, tallying 54 hits and a .295 batting average… second on the team in stolen bases with 11 on 17 attempts… also was second in runs scored with 36… recorded a team best five home runs and had 18 extra base hits… posted 20 RBIs and 84 total bases… had three separate hit streaks of four games or more… had a .459 slugging percentage and a .374 on base percent… had 67 put outs and 141 assists en route to a .929 fielding percent… led the conference in total plate appearances and at bats… started her college career with 10 hits in her first five games, including a hit in all five games… had 19 multihit games and five games with multiple RBIs… had two hits, two walks and two RBIs to help take the Lowcountry Championship with a win over Lipscomb on Mar. 7. High School: Played at Hidden Valley High School under Coach Katrina Kish… set all-time school records for homeruns, batting average, doubles, triples, and put outs on defense… had 11 defensive put outs in one game… first to hit a homerun in high school history as a freshman… four time All-District selection… also named to 1st Team All-State once, 2nd Team AllState once, 1st Team All-Region twice and 2nd Team All-Region twice… played volleyball as a freshman and basketball as a freshman and sophomore. Personal: Daughter of Lorie McCollum and Kelly Lombard… born April 28, 1990, in Hartford, Conn.… majoring in criminal justice and hopes to be a crime scene investigator or forensic scientist... her mom Lorie McCollum played field hockey at the University of Connecticut... her dad Kelly Lombard played baseball and basketball at VMI.

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2010 Buccaneers Mandee Camargo

Jasmine Conley

Fr. - 2B/OF Bats/Throws - L/R Chino, Calif. Pomona Catholic HS

Fr. - OF Bats/Throws - L/R Morganton, N.C. Freedom HS

#16

High School: Played at Pomona Catholic High School under Coach Roger Wallace… started for Pomona Catholic since her freshman year and won the Christian League Championship from 2006-2009... named to the Christian All-League Team each of her first three seasons... named the 2009 defensive player of the year… played for Bob Wenk’s CASE Batbusters 18U Gold and has also competed for the American Pastime 18U Gold and So Cal Crunch 18U. Personal: Daughter of Maria and Manuel Camargo… born September 5, 1991, in San Bernardino, Calif. … will major in kinesiology at CSU.

High School: Played at Freedom High School under Coach Thad Fox and Coach Jeff Williams… held a .386 batting average and a slugging percentage of .663 her senior year… the homerun record holder at Freedom High School… named to the All-Conference team all four years of high school… earned All-District and All-State honors for three years… also played tennis and basketball in high school. Personal: Daughter of Mitch and Anne Hill… born on October 31, 1990, in Asheville, N.C. … will major in chemistry at CSU and plans to enter into a medical field.

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2010 Buccaneers Morgan Dowdy

Courtney Konyk

Fr. - P Bats/Throws - R/R Pleasanton, Calif. Amador Valley HS

Fr. - OF Bats/Throws - L/R Boynton Beach, Fla. Park Vista HS

High School: Played at Amador Valley High School under Coach Julie Marshall… held a .293 batting average her freshman year and a .310 average as a junior… recorded a 2.1 ERA her sophomore year and a 2.91 ERA in her junior season… Regional honorable mention in 2008… did not play her senior year due to surgery. Personal: Daughter of Richard and Ginnelle Dowdy… born on August 26, 1991, in Jacksonville, Fla. … will major in psychology and criminal justice at CSU with hopes of becoming a lawyer.

#23

High School: Played centerfield for Coach Pam Romero at Park Vista High School... team was District Champions for four straight years and Regional Runner-ups in one season… earned 1st Team All-Conference honors for two years... named a scholar-athlete four consecutive years… named the team MVP in 2007 and 2008… also played for the Lady Gators 18u Gold coached by Eric Call. Personal: Daughter of Adele and Walter Konyk… born on September 28, 1990, in Boynton Beach, Fla. … will major in kinesiology at CSU with hopes of becoming an ER nurse…

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2010 Buccaneers Jana Matthews

Jessica Peters-Brock

Fr. - 1B/OF Bats/Throws - R/R Boonville, N.C. Starmount HS

Fr. - 3B Bats/Throws - R/R Puyallup, Wash. North Kitsap HS

High School: Played at Starmount High School under Coach Heather Courts-Tysinger, was named to the AllConference team for four seasons and earned four All-Area team awards from the Tribune Newspaper… named to both the All-State and All-District team in 2007 and 2008... named the conference tournament MVP, the conference Player of the Year and the team MVP in 2009… named the female “Ram Athlete of the Year” in 2008 and the most outstanding athlete in 2009… also a Wendy’s High School Heisman winner and a 2007 Sports Quest All-American… holds the Starmount HS school records for batting average (.467) and single season home runs (7) with 20 career homeruns… also played volleyball and basketball in high school.

#20

High School: Played at Rogers High School for Coach Jacy Ramsey... helped her team to a fifth-place finish in state while earning first-team all-league and second team all-area honors in 2008... has earned both MVP and Defensive Player of the Year awards... was a member of the Washington Sidewinders 18u Gold Team coached by Darryl Rabb… also played basketball in high school. Personal: Daughter of Tori and Mac Brock… Born on July 13, 1991, in Puyallup, Wash.

Personal: Daughter of Eddie and Melanie Matthews… born on November 8, 1990, in Winston-Salem, N.C. … will major in kinesiology at CSU.

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2010 Buccaneers Trea Steele Fr. - 2B Bats/Throws - R/R Yorba Linda, Calif. Orange Coast College

#21

High School: Played at Esperanza High School under Coach Ed Tunstall… was named OC Player of the Week during the 2009 season… also received 2nd Team AllLeague honors in 2009… won the Sunset League during the 2008 season… three time letter winner in softball. Personal: Daughter of Dennis and Taran Steele… born on February 21, 1991, in Yorba Linda, Calif. … will major in kinesiology at CSU and plans to pursue physical therapy.

Since its founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the field of play and in the classroom. The League’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accomplishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development of each student-athlete. This has evolved into the Conference’s mission of “Developing Leaders Through Athletics.” The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League’s first Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an official conference. The Big South’s first year of competition was in the Fall of 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fledged NCAA Division I status. In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander became the League’s third Commissioner, and in his 13 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new levels. The Conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during the past several years, he has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, baseball and softball for the first time in Conference history, as well as increased national television exposure to the League as a whole through aggressive and unique television packages. Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its first longrange strategic plan, re-affirming the League’s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. He also spearheaded the efforts to add football as a championship sport, which came to fruition in 2002, and has solidified Conference membership with the additions of High Point, Gardner-Webb and Presbyterian, and in 2011-12, the return of charter member Campbell University. Kallander’s long range vision has also included technological advancements, as the Conference introduced its first live event video streaming in 2005 and has since expanded its video offerings to more than 600 events annually through a partnership with the member institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social media platforms. In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the Conference has had two individual National Champions, more than 200 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankings in men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & field, and men’s golf, had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship four times in addition to the first men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, has had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team three consecutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice, received an at-large playoff berth in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2006, and had an institution finish fifth in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships – the Conference’s highest-ever team finish in an NCAA event. In 2006-07 alone, the Big South was the only Conference nationwide to have an atlarge participant in the football playoffs (Coastal Carolina), a team in the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed three out of the last five years, while its FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fifth-year of the Big South’s football existence. The Conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Through Athletics” was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th Anniversary. The League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007 being crowned the No. 1 moment in the Big South’s first 25 years. The Conference’s on-field accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. Annually, more than 40 percent of Conference student-athletes are named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average, and the League has had more than 95 Academic All-Americans in its quarter-century of existence.

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2009 CSU Softball

Statistics Summary for Charleston Southern (as of Jan 27, 2010) 2009 Results (All games) 2009 CSU Softball

Record: 26-33 Home : 19-16 Away : 3-11 Neutral : 4-6 onference Statistics Summary for Charleston Southern (as ofC Jan 27, 2010) : 7-11 (All games)

2009 CSU Softball Record: 26-33 Home: 19-16 Away: 3-11 Neutral: 4-6 Conference: 7-11 Game-by-Game Statistics Summary for Charleston Southern (as of Jan 27, 2010) (All games) HHome: itting Record: 26-33 19-16 Away: 3-11 Neutral: 4-6 Conference: 7-11 2/6 NC CENTRAL 10-0 5 HALL, Megan .339 180 38 61 7 3 0 Date

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gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp 59-58 27 11 2 W 8-0 20 MATSUSHIMA, Ga .327 59-59 159 21 52 18 2 4 36 19 12 Score Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp W 11-3 10 WELLONS, Jamie .309 54-53 139 19 43 8 1 3 27 13 1 W Record: 10-0 26-33 5 HALL, Megan 39 59-58 38 61 7 3 0 27 11 2 Home: 19-16 Away:.33-11 Neutral: 180 4-6 Conference: 7-11 L 2-3 4 LOMBARD, Megan .295 59-59 183 36 54 11 2 5 20 11 12 W 8-0 20 MATSUSHIMA, Ga .327 59-59 159 21 52 18 2 4 36 19 12 W 9-1 14 KELLEHER, Kristin .277 42-21 65 4 18 4 0 0 4 8 1 W Score 11-3 10 WELLONS, Jamie .3avg 09 gp-gs 54-53 139 8 3b 1 3 27 1 Player ab 19r 43 h 2b hr rbi 13 bb hbp L 1-3 12 TRENKAMP, Amy .261 59-58 157 31 41 13 4 0 17 19 6 L 10-0 2-3 4 Megan .2 183 2 5 W 5 LOMBARD, HALL, Megan 39 35 9 59-59 59-58 180 36 38 54 61 11 7 3 0 20 27 11 12 2 L 0-5 24 ADAMS, Melissa .232 58-55 99 12 23 1 0 0 5 4 3 W 9-1 14 KELLEHER, Kristin . 2 7 7 42-21 65 4 18 4 0 0 4 8 1 8-0 20 MATSUSHIMA, Ga 32 59-59 159 21 52 18 2 4 36 19 12 L 2-4 8 FOWLER, Ashley .226 58-54 115 7 26 3 0 0 6 4 0 L 11-3 1-3 12 Amy .2 157 4 0 6 W 10 TRENKAMP, WELLONS, Jamie 36 01 9 59-58 54-53 139 31 19 41 43 13 8 1 3 17 27 19 13 1 W 10-1 6 YORK, Brittany .213 54-49 136 13 29 1 0 3 16 6 5 L 0-5 24 ADAMS, Melissa .23 99 12 1 0 0 5 11 4 12 3 2-3 4 LOMBARD, Megan 92 5 58-55 59-59 183 36 23 54 11 2 5 20 L 1-7 11 GIANNINI, Brittan .170 57-57 141 15 24 7 0 1 6 8 1 L 2-4 8 FOWLER, Ashley .22 115 7 3 0 0 6 4 0 W 9-1 14 KELLEHER, Kristin 76 7 58-54 42-21 65 4 26 18 4 4 8 1 L 1-4 7 EDWARDS, Elaine .161 24-13 31 1 5 0 0 0 5 1 1 WL 10-1 6 YORK, BrittanyAmy .21 136 1 0 3 6 5 1-3 12 TRENKAMP, 63 1 54-49 59-58 157 13 31 29 41 13 4 0 16 17 19 6 L 1-10 17 RICE, Lisa .160 36-24 75 4 12 1 0 0 9 6 2 L 1-7 11 Brittan .1 141 7 0 1 6 8 1 0-5 24 GIANNINI, ADAMS, Melissa 27 30 2 57-57 58-55 99 15 12 24 23 1 0 5 4 3 W 4-3 15 DREW, Cortnie .000 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 L 1-4 7 Elaine .1 31 1 5 0 0 0 5 1 1 2-4 8 EDWARDS, FOWLER, Ashley 26 21 6 24-13 58-54 115 7 26 3 6 4 0 L 1-2 2 ALLEN, Caitlin .000 19-2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L 1-10 17 RICE, Lisa .1 75 13 4 12 1 0 0 9 6 2 W 10-1 6 YORK, Brittany 26 10 3 36-24 54-49 136 29 3 16 5 W 7-1 3 VETTER, Sondra .000 33-27 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WL 4-3 15 Cortnie .0 2-0 1 15 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-7 11 DREW, GIANNINI, Brittan 10 70 57-57 141 7 1 6 8 1 L 0-2 16 TOBIN, Ashley .000 4-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L 1-2 2 Caitlin .0 19-2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-4 7 ALLEN, EDWARDS, Elaine 10 60 1 24-13 31 1 5 5 1 1 L 0-3 9 KEGLEY, Erin .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WL 1-10 7-1 3 VETTER, Sondra .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 RICE, Lisa 10 60 33-27 36-24 75 4 12 1 9 6 2 Totals .262 59 1483 204 388 74 12 16 178 111 46 W 7-4 L 0-2 16 .000 4-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W 4-3 15 TOBIN, DREW, Ashley Cortnie 2-0 1 0 1 W 3-0 Opponents .275 59 1555 197 427 72 11 30 179 80 25 L 0-3 9 Erin .000 19-2 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 2 KEGLEY, ALLEN, Caitlin 1 2 W 8-0 Totals 2 33-27 59 1483 W 7-4 7-1 3 VETTER, Sondra ..02060 1 204 0 388 0 74 0 12 0 16 0 178 0 111 0 46 0 W 4-3 LOB - Team (330), Opp (358). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (17). CI - Team (1), WL 3-0 Opponents 5 59 1555 0-2 16 TOBIN, Ashley ..02070 4-0 0 197 1 427 0 72 0 11 0 30 0 179 0 80 0 25 0 W

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harleston Southern is a fully accredited, comprehensive university offering liberal arts and professional curricula, including graduate and undergraduate degrees. The University, founded in 1964, is included on the John Templeton Foundation’s Honor Roll of Character-Building Colleges and was named one of America’s Best Christian Colleges. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University’s mission is to promote academic excellence in a Christian environment. Charleston Southern has grown from 500 students to more than 3,000 students in its 45 years. Situated on 300 acres, the University is strategically located near Charleston, South Carolina, in the center of the modern growth patterns of the tri-county area. Students take advantage of the cultural, historical and recreational opportunities the city offers. Charleston is a city famous for its well-preserved colonial houses, famous gardens and plantations, miles of wide sandy beaches, and major fine arts events, including the Spoleto Festival USA (a kaleidoscope of opera, dance, music, theatre, and visual arts). The University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Students can choose from 38 undergraduate majors and four graduate programs. In addition, our College of Distance and Continuing Education allows students to schedule classes around their busy lifestyles. Each degree program is combined with a comprehensive liberal arts foundation, which is designed to develop problem-solving and communication skills. CSU is widely known as a valuable community leader through its active participation in partnerships with local schools and businesses. CSU has the only master of science in criminal justice program available in the Lowcountry.

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eyond the classroom, students can parB ticipate in a variety of campus activities, including academic clubs, service or-

ganizations, intramural athletics and campus ministries. CSU’s athletic teams compete in the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. Our athletic programs have produced several nationally recognized professional sports figures, including Charlie Simpkins, 1992 Olympic silver medalist; Maurice Price and Josh Breeden, who signed as free agents in the NFL; Bryant Burch, who signed with the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders; Crystal Carpenter, who signed with the WNBA’s Utah Starzz; Matt Coenen, who pitches in the Atlanta Braves organization; R.J. Swindle, who played for the Charleston Riverdogs as a member of the Yankees organization and became the first CSU player to ever pitch in a MLB game, joining the Phillies; and Bobby Parnell, who made it to the Majors with the N.Y. Mets. Charleston Southern University is proud to have sent 10 different teams to NCAA competition over the past eight years. The men’s golf team is the most recent to represent the University in NCAA postseason play, winning the conference championship in 2003, while men’s tennis is historically the most consistent, having competed in four NCAA tournaments since 1999. In 2008, CSU sent 12 track athletes to the NCAA Regional meet, and were also represented at the NCAA National Championships. The University fields teams in basketball, women’s soccer, softball, cross country, baseball, track & field, golf, tennis, and volleyball, as well as an NCAA Division-I football program. In it’s history, CSU has captured 26 Big South Conference championships. In 2007-08, the Buccaneers placed more than 70 athletes on all-conference and all-freshman teams.

CSU Fast Facts Status: Private, coeducational Undergraduate Tuition (Fall 2009): $9,619.00/Sem. Enrollment (Fall 2009): Undergraduate: 2,789 Graduate: 449 Total: 3,236 In-state/out-of-state Students: 79% in-state/21% out-of-state Faculty (full-time): 118 Academic Majors: 38 undergraduate/4 graduate Library Holdings: More Than 250,000 volumes Undergrads Receiving Financial Aid: 95% (2008-09) Religious Affiliation: South Carolina Baptist Convention

D egree P rograms

The Bachelor of Arts degree is a four-year degree designed primarily for students concentrating in the fine arts and may be earned with a major in any of the following areas:

The Bachelor of Science degree is a four-year degree designed primarily for students concentrating in the social and natural sciences and may be earned with a major in any of the following areas:

Business Administration Communication and Theatre English * English Education Graphic Design Humanities and Fine Arts Music (Performance or Church Music) Music Education (Choral or Instrumental) Music Therapy Religion Spanish * Youth Ministry

Professional programs are offered in the following fields:

Predentistry Preengineering Prelaw Premedicine Prepharmacy Preseminary

The Bachelor of Technology degree provides a liberal arts education and a core of professionally related cognate courses for persons holding an Associate of Science degree in an approved technical field.

Applied Mathematics Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology * Business Administration Chemistry * Computer Science Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Economics * Elementary Education Health Promotion History * Kinesiology Mathematics * Mathematics Education Natural Science Physical Education * Political Science * Psychology * Social Science Sociology *

The Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN) is a 1 + 3 curriculum program and has Full Approval of the S.C. Board of Nursing. It is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.

The Bachelor of Management Arts degree provides a fast track and convenient degree in general business management for nontraditional students. A student transferring in previous college credit hours, accredited work training and military experience could complete the degree program in as little as 20 months. Bachelor of Technology Graduate degrees are offered in the following fields: Master of Business Administration (with emphases in Accounting, Finance, Management Information Systems and Organizational Development) Online courses available. Master of Science in Criminal Justice Master of Science in Nursing Master of Education Elementary Secondary Administration

* Teacher certification programs are available for these majors

Charleston Southern University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Charleston, South Carolina

“The Holy City”

harleston is America’s most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure, with a rich, 300-year history just waiting to be discovered. Hundreds of significant and lovingly preserved structures from the colonial and antebellum periods grace the historic district’s narrow streets. Church bells toll the hour as history unfolds around each and every corner. In no other place are the past and present more intertwined. The entire Charleston area is a never-ending feast for the senses, with history serving as the main course. Visit Charles Towne Landing, the site where the original settlement was established in 1670. Explore the Charleston Museum, our nation’s first museum, or Patriot’s Point, the world’s largest naval and maritime museum and home of World War II’s Fighting Lady, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown. Drive to Fort Moultrie, scene of the first decisive American victory of the American Revolution, and a mainstay of shore defense until 1947. Take a scenic boat tour to Fort Sumter, the manmade island fortress where the Civil War began. World-famous plantations and gardens offer visitors a fascinating glimpse Top 10 United States into life during the antebellum era. Cities to Visit Informative tours of the Charleston area are offered daily and are a must for all who want to truly appreciate this living museum. 1. San Francisco 85.8 The area’s lush sea islands and sun-drenched beaches offer 2. New York City 83.1 as much recreation or relaxation as your heart desires. Golf is on a world-class level, with challenging courses reflecting the natural 3. Charleston, S.C. 81.5 beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Charter fishing on the Gulf stream or inshore waters is readily available. Shopping is one 4. Chicago 80.4 of our vistors’ most passionate pursuits. Marvel at native sweet5. Santa Fe 77.5 grass baskets and handmade crafts found in Charleston’s famous open-air market, or browse through inviting boutiques, art galleries 6. New Orleans 76.8 and antique shops found throughout the Charleston area. When it comes to dining, your biggest decision may be just what to try next. 7. Boston 76.4 Every meal is a celebration of tastes, with a variety that ranges 8. Honolulu 75.5 from traditional oyster roasts to fine continental dining. If festivals strike your fancy, you have come to the right place. You will be 9. Washington, D.C. 73.9 dazzled by a diverse array of special events. At any time of year, you will always find more to see, do 10. Carmel, Calif. 72.7 and experience than you ever imagined ... in a place where warm Source: 2002 Condé Nast Traveler welcomes have been a treasured tradition for over 300 years.

All-Time CSU Softball Records BATTING

PITCHING Saves Season Career

Chris Hudson (1987); Annie Fredericks (2001); Amanda Noble (2004) 2 Tracy Bloomberg (1989-92); Amanda Noble (2004-07) 3

6 189 653

Shutouts Season Career

Rachel Stern (2001) Tracy Bloomberg (1989-91)

13 18

.424 .360

No Hit Games Season Cara Grimm (1986); Amanda Noble (2004) Career: Cara Grimm (1986-87)

2 3

Games Played Season Jacqui Mines (2005) 62 Career Jacqui Mines (2002-05); Amy Trenkamp (2006-09) 228 At Bats Game Season Career

Seven players Jill Shondel (2008) Ashley Robinson (2003-06)

Batting Average Season Sue Quigley (1995) Career Bertha Wright, (1991-93); Sue Quigley (1994-95) Hits Game Season Career

Mandi Merritt vs. USC-Aiken (1988); Stephanie Schwartz vs. Davis & Elkins (1995) 5 B.J. Charpia (1990) 69 Jill Shondel (2005-08) 207

Doubles Game Season Career

Thirty-two times 2 Last: Gail Matsushima vs. Gardner-Webb, 5/08/2009 Jill Shondel (2008) 19 Jill Shondel (2005-08) 47

Triples Game Season Career

Four times Last: Beth Auer vs. Lipscomb; Feb. 18, 2001 Bertha Wright (1991) Robin Cooper (1986-89)

Home Runs Game Season Career

Five times Last: Kelly Backert @ NC State; Mar. 6, 2004 Jennifer Foster (2002); Dorothy Page (2006) Robin Cooper (1986-89)

Extra Base Hits Game B.J. Charpia vs. UNC-Wilmington (1990) ( 2 doubles, 1 home run) Season Jill Shondel (2008) (19 doubles, 3 triples, 3 home runs) Career Jill Shondel (2005-08) (47 doubles, 11 triples, 7 home runs) Runs Batted In Game Cindy Ramsey vs. USC-Aiken (1988) Season Dori Beach (1988) Career Robin Cooper (1986-89) Walks Game Season Career

Jennifer Foster vs. NC A&T (Mar. 16, 2002) Dottie Harmon (1988) Jennifer Foster (2001-04)

2 9 18 2 8 20 3 25 65

7 59 109

Consecutive At Bats Hitting Safely Season Allison Waters (1986)

Amanda Noble vs. Hampton; Feb. 25, 2007 Rachel Stern (2001) Amanda Noble (2004-07)

12 145 403

Lowest Earned Run Average (min. 50 innings) Season Erika Hale (1992) (min. 100 innings) Career Rachel Stern (2001)

1.01 1.36

Appearances Season Dana Jacobs (2002) Career Amanda Noble (2004-07)

50 147

Starts Season Career

45 109

Dana Jacobs (2002) Amanda Noble (2004-07)

Innings Pitched Game Dori Beach (1988); Julie Allen (1993) Season Tracy Bloomberg (1991) Career Tracy Bloomberg (1989-92) Wins Season Career

11 275 707.2

Tracy Bloomberg (1991) Tracy Bloomberg (1989-91)

24 59

Complete Games Season Tracy Bloomberg (1991) Career Tracy Bloomberg (1989-92)

38 91

CSU Athletic Hall of Fame : Softball Inductees

5 39 98

Consecutive Games Hitting Safely Season Mandi Merritt (1988)

Stolen Bases Game Season Career

Strikeouts Game Season Career

Dana Lawrence vs. Voorhees (1987); Christie Todd vs. UNC-Charlotte (1994) 4 Christie Todd (1994) 45 Stephanie Schwartz (1993-96) 75

Cara Lynn Grimm Class of 1989 Inducted on May 3, 1999

Integrating Faith in Learning, Leading and Serving

Robin Cooper Class of 1989 Inducted on May 3, 1999

Tracy Bloomberg Class of 1992 Inducted on Oct. 2, 2004

FEBRUARY Palmetto State Showdown 12 vs. USC Upstate 12 vs. Furman 14 vs. Coastal Carolina 14 @ South Carolina

11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

16 Campbell (DH) CSU Invitational 19 Youngstown State 19 Louisville 20 St. John’s 20 Louisville

2:00 p.m.

23 @ College of Charleston (DH) 24 @ S.C. State (DH) Georgia Softball Classic 26 @ Georgia 27 vs. South Alabama 28 vs. Iowa State 28 vs. St. John’s MARCH 3 @ USC Upstate (DH) Low Country Invite 5 Presbyterian 5 Dayton 6 UNC-Wilmington 7 Bracket Play

4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Noon

5:45 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Noon 2:00 p.m.

10 Georgia Southern (DH) Florida Atlantic Tourney 12 vs. Iowa 12 vs. Virginia Tech 13 vs. Syracuse 13 @ Florida Atlantic 14 vs. Jacksonville

2:00 p.m.

23 27 28 31 APRIL 2 3 9 10 14 16 17 21 24 25 MAY 6 7 13-15

@ Campbell (DH) @ Radford* @ Radford* @ Coastal Carolina* (DH)

4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

@ Presbyterian* (DH) @ Presbyterian* (DH) Liberty* (DH) Liberty* Coastal Carolina Winthrop* (DH) Winthrop* College of Charleston (DH) @ Gardner-Webb* (DH) @ Gardner-Webb*

2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.

Howard Howard (DH) Big South Tournament

4:00 p.m. Noon TBA

4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.