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ECU QUICK FACTS

Location......................................... Ada, OK 74820 Founded.........................................................1909 Enrollment.....................................................4,428 President........................................ John Hargrave Athletic Director............................Dr. Jeff Williams Asst. AD Operations/SWA............. Marianne Miller Asst. AD Compliance ..................... Justin Graham Affiliation...................................... NCAA Division II Conference....................................Great American Mascot..........................................................Tigers Colors........................................... Orange & Black Website....................................www.ecutigers.com HEAD COACH Destini Anderson............................. 580-559-5363 ASSISTANTS Assistant........................................... Debby Abbott Graduate Assistants.......................... Cady Brynes ..................................................Gina Mengwasser Volunteer Assistant............................Teddy Abbott STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Scott O’Dell...................................... 580-559-5862

TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE Quick Facts/Table of Contents �� 2 East Central University Information �� 4-5 Director of Athletics, Dr. Jeff Williams �� 6 Tiger Field �� 7 Strength & Conditioning �� 8-9 ECU Athletic Training �� 10 Head Coach Destini Anderson ��11 Assistant Coaches �� 12-13 2015 Season Preview �� 14 2015 Schedule �� 15 2015 Student-Athlete Bios �� 16-24 2015 Rosters �� 25 2014 Statistics �� 26

FACILITIES Stadium.................................................Tiger Field

SPORTS INFORMATION

DIRECTOR Teri LaJeunesse.............................. 580-559-5258

MISSION STATEMENT

East Central University’s mission is to foster a learning environment in which students, faculty, staff and community interact to educate students for life in a rapidly changing and culturally diverse society. Within its service area, East Central University provides leadership for economic development and cultural enhancement.

EOC STATEMENT

East Central University, in compliance with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (as amended), Executive Order 11246 (as amended), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (as amended), the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, the Civil Rights Act of 1991, and other federal and state laws, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation or status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices or procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, admissions, employment, financial aid, and education services.

CREDITS

The 2015 East Central University Softball Media Guide was written and designed by Teri LaJeunesse. Cover design was provided by Tanner Capps and Gina Smith. Editing was provided by Amy Ford, Marianne Miller, Betty Smith, Gina Smith and Jeff Williams. Photos were provided by Gina Smith.

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University of Arkansas at Monticello

Oklahoma Baptist University

Arkansas Tech University

Ouachita Baptist University

East Central University

Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Harding University

Southern Arkansas University

Henderson State University

Southern Nazarene University

Northwestern Oklahoma State University

Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Monticello, Arkansas

Russellville, Arkansas

Ada, Oklahoma

Searcy, Arkansas

Arkadelphia, Arkansas

Alva, Oklahoma (Provisional Member)

Shawnee, Oklahoma (Provisional Member)

Arkadelphia, Arkansas

Durant, Oklahoma

Magnolia, Arkansas

Bethany, Oklahoma

Weatherford, Oklahoma

The GREAT AMERICAN CONFERENCE officially became the NCAAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 23rd Division II league on March 9, 2011. The leagueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s nine charter members included Arkansas-Monticello, Arkansas Tech, East Central, Harding, Henderson State, Ouachita Baptist, Southeastern Oklahoma State, Southern Arkansas and Southwestern Oklahoma State. Southern Nazarene University became the 10th active time member in July 2014. The NCAA granted Northwestern Oklahoma State University provisional membership status in August 2014. The conference added a 12th institution when NCAA accepted Oklahoma Baptist University into the membership process in July 2014.

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Dr. Jeff WILLIAMS Director of Athletics Dr. Jeff Williams became the East Central University Director of Athletics January 1, 2013. His appointment follows over 15 years of service to ECU, most recently as the chair of the ECU Department of Kinesiology. Dr. Williams was hired by ECU in 1999 as the Tigers Head Athletic Trainer. By 2003, he had built and developed the staff, students and curriculum into ECU’s first nationally accredited Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP). In 2007, he was named Chair of the Kinesiology Department, where he was responsible for overseeing all four undergraduate degree programs, along with coordinating the Master of Secondary Education degree program in Sports Administration. Williams emerged as a leader within athletic administration while guiding this graduate program, which provided a platform for sharing his years of athletic experience with the next generation of athletic administrators. All academic programs demonstrated growth in scope and size under his leadership, but the most prolific growth was experienced in Sports Administration, which had become one of ECU’s largest graduate program by 2009. Prior to this administrative appointment, Williams held a tenured associate professor position at ECU. He has also served in other leadership capacities, including university committees and faculty senate president. He received his doctorate of philosophy in higher education administration from the University of Oklahoma in 2011, master of human relations in student development from OU in 1999 and a bachelor of science in health and sports sciences from OU in 1996. He attended ECU from 1991-1993 prior to joining the Oklahoma Sooners as an athletic training student in 1993.

Over the span of his 17 year career, Williams has worked closely with athletic programs across all levels of competition, from youth to professional sports. However, it is within the NCAA DII level that Williams is committed. As a scholar, Williams researched the NCAA DII environment, seeking out the best practices. “I believe in the NCAA Division II philosophy of equally balancing athletics and academics. Our ultimate goal at ECU is for our Tigers to earn their degree while having a great experience as a student-athlete. I am happy to lead a program full of coaches and staff who embrace this approach at a university that appreciates such efforts,” reveals Williams. “President Hargrave and I have one primary goal - to move Tiger Athletics forward by creating the best experiences possible for our student-athletes, our campus community and the Ada community. The Tigers WILL compete for GAC and NCAA championships!” Both Williams and his wife Shelly (Jeter) graduated from Latta High School. Shelly also attended ECU prior to graduating from the University of Oklahoma and later the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She is a speech language pathologist for Latta schools. They have two sons – Jace, 15 and Kale, 11; and a daughter Katelynn, 9. “Tiger Athletics has a rich tradition of great teams. Our past successes are indeed historic and we are ready to see history repeat itself. We believe in our student-athletes today. We believe in our coaches today. We believe in our fans, alumni and supporters today. This is not a place you can experience once and move on. This is a place where once you become a Tiger, you’re always a Tiger!”

Prior to coming “home” to ECU, Dr. Williams’ other professional credits include clinical instructor and supervisor of the athletic training program at Rose State College (1997-1999), Midwest Regional Medical Center Sports Medicine Program Coordinator (1997-1999) and Physical Performance Center Staff Certified Athletic Trainer in Norman (1996-1997).

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TIGER FIELD: HOME OF THE TIGERS

Tiger Field was added to the East Central University athletic landscape in 1996 when softball was added as a varsity sport. In 2005 the area was enhanced with the addition of the Soccer/Softball Athletic Complex. The building houses both the softball and soccer teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s locker rooms, an athletic training room, coaches offices, a hitting cage and public restrooms. In 2009, Tiger Field was upgraded with a new press box and bleacher seating. The improvements have continued over the years, including a new Daktronics scoreboard (2010), a new backstop (2013) and a new wind screen (2014).

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PAT O’NEAL STRENGTH & CONDITIONING CENTER

Scott O’DELL Strength & Conditioning Coach

Scott O’Dell was named the Strength and Conditioning coach for East Central University in August 2013. O’Dell’s strength and conditioning experience started while playing football at William Jewell College. From there he went on to earn his bachelor’s in sports science from the University of Central Missouri and also served as an intern with the Kansas State University football team. O’Dell then accepted a position as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at San Jose State University (SJSU) where he also got his master’s in kinesiology. The next stop was the University of California, Berkeley (CAL) where he went on to become the associate head strength and conditioning coach of the Memorial Stadium weightroom and coached first round draft picks Nnamdi Asomugha, Kyle Boller, Aaron Rodgers, Marshawn Lynch, Alex Mack and NFL superstar DeSean Jackson while also making stops at the Insight Bowl, Holiday Bowl and Las Vegas Bowl. After CAL, O’Dell took the job of strength & conditioning assistant with the Washington Redskins. From the Redskins, O’Dell took a position with William Jewell College to be the assistant defensive line coach/ strength and conditioning coordinator for football for one year before being named the school’s first head strength and conditioning coach for the entire athletic department. O’Dell is the author of the book The Power Revolution, has been a conference speaker for the National Strength and Conditioning Association in the areas of plyometrics, speed development, sprinting technique, agility, strength development and Olympic weightlifting, is a frequent overseas speaker in the same areas, has also been featured in STACK Magazine, been published by Training and Conditioning and has been a speaker at the Frank Glazier Football Clinics. O’Dell is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), a United States of America Weightlifting (USAW) Club Coach, a United States of America Track and Field (USATF) Coach and certified by Functional Movement Solutions (FMS). O’Dell is married to Marika O’Dell, the ECU Spirit Coordinator.

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ECU ATHLETIC TRAINING EDUCATION PROGRAM

The East Central University Athletic Training Education Program has been a key to the Tigers success over the years. The program serves to not only help the ATEP students learn in a handson environment, but it allows the ECU Athletic Department to provide athletic health care for its student-athletes. The main athletic training clinic is located on the bottom floor of the Kerr Activities Center (KAC) in room 122. The main athletic training clinic is staffed by nationally certified and state licensed athletic trainers, each of whom is assigned to various athletic teams. The athletic trainers work in conjunction with team physicians to provide comprehensive athletic health care, ranging from emergency first aid and injury evaluation to rehabilitation of athletic injuries.

There are also athletic training facilities located in the Elvan George Locker Room for football and in the Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Athletic Complex for soccer and softball.

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Destini ANDRSON Head Coach 218-179-1 (9th Season)

Destini Anderson has guided the East Central University softball program to five-straight winning seasons after taking over as head coach in the summer of 2006. She will be heading into her ninth season at the helm in 2015. The Tigers finished the 2014 season with a 33-25 overall record and a 22-18 mark in a very tight Great American Conference race. Seven players from the 2014 roster earned spots on the All-GAC teams, with senior Gina Mengwasser taking the top honor as the All-GAC First Team pick. Four other players were named to the All-GAC Second Team (Sydney Dow, Samantha McGraw, Leah Tigert and Autumn Suydam), while two others were All-GAC Honorable Mention selections (Jordynn VanPelt and Kaile Marcum). Anderson reached the 200-win milestone in her career during the 2014 season, recording her 200th win March 21, 2014 in the 4-2 win at Southern Nazarene. The 2013 season was the best performance by the Tigers under Anderson’s lead, finishing with a 42-13 overall record. ECU also finished second in the GAC standings, with a 23-7 mark. The Tigers earned several postseason honors, including senior Shelby Simmons being named to the Daktronics All-America Honorable Mention team, Daktronics All-Region First Team, GAC Player of the Year and All-GAC First Team. ECU also saw freshman Lacey Paulk named the GAC Freshman of the Year and claim All-GAC First Team honors. Junior Gina Mengwasser also earned All-GAC First Team and Daktronics All-Region Honorable Mention honors. Anderson led the Tigers to their first winning season, under her direction, in 2010 as they went 34-21 and landed a berth in the Lone Star Conference Tournament Championship game, before falling to nationally-ranked Angelo State. In 2011, Anderson’s ECU squad went 38-16 and reached the LSC Tournament finals again before falling to West Texas A&M. Then in 2012, the Tigers finished 27-18 and took third in the new GAC regular season while coaching GAC Player of the Year Emily Kennemer, who also picked up a Daktronics AllRegion award and a Capital One NCAA Division II Academic All-America honor.

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Anderson has a career 218-179-1 record as ECU head coach. She is only the second head coach in program’s history, replacing Ron Miller, who retired in July of 2006. Anderson, a native of Minco, had an impressive run from 200306 as the head softball coach at Canyon High School (Texas), where she guided the squad to a 72-33 record in three seasons, including the school’s first two district titles and regional appearances in the program’s history. Prior to coaching at Canyon, Anderson served as graduate assistant coach at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, where she performed numerous tasks such as developing an off-season strength and conditioning program, conducting individual workouts for pitchers and catchers and organizing team practices to name a few. Anderson is a 2001 graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University where she garnered several awards and set numerous school records. She was inducted into the OBU Athletic Hall of Fame in November of 2009. She was named OBU’s Senior Female Athlete of the Year in 2001 and served as captain of the Lady Bison softball team. Anderson holds OBU career records for most strikeouts (473) as a pitcher, hits as a batter (213), runs batted in (146), runs scored (133) and doubles (49). Also, she owns Lady Bison season records for doubles (15), walks as a batter (28), games pitched (42), complete games (31), innings pitched (229) and strikeouts (210). Anderson has also served as a softball camp counselor since 1997 and has conducted individual pitching lessons from 1996 to present. She received her bachelors of science in sports medicine degree from OBU with a minor in psychology. She also has a master’s of education in health and physical education degree from Southwestern Oklahoma State.

Debby ABBOTT Assistant 1st Season

Debby Abbott was named the East Central University Assistant Softball Coach in July 2014, with the assistance of an NCAA Grant. Abbott spent the previous two seasons at Abilene Christian as an assistant softball coach. During her time with the Wildcats she helped seven players earn All-Lone Star Conference team honors, including Keanna Winkfield, who was selected to the NFCA AllSouth Central Region First Team in 2013. Prior to joining ACU, Abbott coached five years at Muskogee (Okla.) High School, where she led her teams to five regional championships and two Large Division 6A State Championships. Her list of high school coaching achievements also includes three state runner-up titles and seven regional crowns. Abbott also spent a season at Texas Tech (2003) and was part of a team that set a program season record with 32 home runs and turned a Big XII conference record 32 double plays. Three seniors on that year’s club went on to be named to the conference’s allacademic team. Abbott has twice been selected to serve as head coach for the Oklahoma All-State Team (1993, 1998), and in 1998 coached the Oklahoma American Indian Fast-Pitch Team to a gold medal. As a travel ball coach, Abbott’s teams have won four national and six state titles. Abbott earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Northeastern State after playing collegiate softball at Oklahoma. Abbott, and her husband, Teddy, who serves as ECU’s volunteer assistant softball coach, have two children, Lindsey and Kyle. Lindsey played collegiate softball for both Oklahoma and Wichita State from 2001 to 2004.

Cady BYRNES Graduate Assistant

2nd Season

Cady Byrnes enters her second season as a graduate assistant coach for the East Central University softball team. Byrnes joined the Tigers after a standout career at Ottawa University (Kansas). After her senior season, she earned Capital One Academic All-District 6 Team honors and her third All-Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference honor. She garnered a .346 batting average as a senior, with 45 hits in 130 at bats. She tallied 28 runs and 16 RBIs, while hitting three triples as an infielder. The Tulsa, Okla., native earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Ottawa in May 2013. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports administration from East Central.

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Gina MENGWASSER Graduate Assistant

1st Season

Gina Mengwasser has moved from the field to the dugout after two stand-out season with the East Central University softball team, as she will start her first season as a graduate assistant coach. The two-time Great American Conference First Team selection finished her career with the Tigers with a .358 batting average, recording 23 home runs, 112 hits and adding 58 runs and 94 RBIs. The catcher earned a .980 fielding percentage, with 372 putout, 68 assists and just nine errors in two seasons. The Daktronics All-Region Second Team pick in 2013 transferred to ECU from Seminole State College where she helped the team to a 44-13 record and a second-place finish at the NJCAA Region II tournament in 2012. Mengwasser was named the 2012 NFCA Diamond Catcher of the Year for the NJCAA and All-America honors after hitting .477, with 22 home runs and 65 RBIs. Mengwasser was a standout player at Deer Creek High School where she earned all-state honors prior to attending SSC. The Edmond, Okla., native earned an associate’s degree in science from Seminole State in May 2012 and a bachelor’s degree in physical education, with a teaching certificate from ECU in May 2014. Mengwasser is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sport administration.

Teddy ABBOTT Volunteer Assistant 1st Season

Teddy Abbott returns to the East Central University softball program as a volunteer assistant coach for the 2015 season after spending three seasons as an assistant (2010-12) under Destini Anderson. Abbott comes to the Tigers after two seasons at Abilene Christian University as an assistant softball coach. Besides his time at ECU, Abbott also spent two years at Tulsa (2007-08) as an assistant coach. He has also coached for more than a decade at the high school level, and has 20 years of additional experience coaching around the summer ball and club team circuits. Abbott helped transform the Tigers into a winning ball club during his tenure at ECU. The Tigers won 34 games in his first year – a 22-game improvement from the year prior - and had six players bat above .300. The team also experienced a surge in home run production and qualified for its first conference tournament in more than a decade. The 2011 ECU again finished as the conference runner-up for the second-straight year behind an overall record of 38-16. Abbott’s hitters combined for 44 home runs with five individuals hitting .300 or better. ECU finished 27-18 in 2012 as part of the newly created Great American Conference. The team batted .330 to rank 19th among all NCAA D-2 schools, led by senior Emily Kennemer, who produced a conference best (17th in NCAA) .455 batting average. In addition to serving as the Tigers’ hitting coach, Abbott also coached the outfielders and assisted with recruiting efforts. Abbott, and his wife , Debby, who serves as ECU’s assistant softball coach, have two children, Lindsey and Kyle. Lindsey played collegiate softball for both Oklahoma and Wichita State from 2001 to 2004. An attorney, Abbott received his Juris Doctorate from Tulsa in 1991, and in 2013, earned a master’s degree in sports administration from ECU. He graduated from Oklahoma in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree.

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EXPERIENCE KEY TO 2015 SOFTBALL SUCCESS The East Central University softball team will be looking to improve on their 33-25 overall record from a season ago. The Tigers have a strong chance of doing just that, as they have 14 returners, including seven starters on the 2015 squad. “That kind of experience is like having nine coaches on the field and that gives us a lot of leadership, talent and potential for the season,” said head coach Destini Anderson. “I think that experience is what is going to push us through to the next level.” Of the 14 returners from the 2014 season, five student-athletes were honored by the Great American Conference last season for their performances. Sophomore Sydney Dow, senior Samantha McGraw and junior Autumn Suydam all earned All-GAC Second Team honors. Junior Jordynn VanPelt and senior Kaile Marcum were also honored by the league with All-GAC Honorable Mention selections. Dow led the team in the circle, with a 12-4 record, four shutouts, eight complete games and 132 strikeouts. McGraw had a .337 batting average, 57 hits, 29 runs and 34 RBIs. Suydam hit .389 and garnered 63 hits, 41 runs and 18 RBIs. VanPelt led the team and league with 59 RBIs and added 56 hits, 15 home runs, 38 runs scored and a .348 batting average. Marcum led the team with a .406 average and garnered 63 hits, 36 runs and 16 RBIs. Those five are not the only players to return with experience from the past few seasons, as the Tigers will be deep in every area on the field and at the plate. With such a large group of returners and only 10 spots in the scorebook for a given game it has led to a lot of competition for playing time. One of the best things that Anderson has seen from this is versatility. “In the fall we moved players around a lot so that they could get used to playing any position on the field,” commented Anderson. “We now not only have a very experienced group, but one that is very versatile group as well.” Some teams may struggle with a system that could place your anywhere on the field or on the bench on a given day, but Anderson knows that her team has one key component to make this all possible. “What I like most about this team is that we trust each other on and off the field,” Anderson stated. “That trust takes the pressure off each individual player and that will help us in the long run.” The one area on the field that is more specialized is in the circle, where the Tigers have three returners and one newcomer to put into the rotation.

2015 Great American Conference Softball Preseason Poll 1. 2. 3.

School Southeastern Southern Arkansas East Central

4. Henderson State 5. Harding 6. Northwestern 7. Arkansas-Monticello 8. Arkansas Tech 9. Southern Nazarene 10. Southwestern 11. Ouachita Baptist 14

Pts (1st) 97 (7) 85 (2) 79 (1)

71 (1) 66 52 47 44 24 21 19

“We are going to be deeper in the circle,” Anderson said. “With our rigorous schedule that will be key for us, so having three returning pitchers and an experienced newcomer who all know what we want will be key.” ECU will return senior Brianna Nunely, junior Lacey Paulk and sophomore Sydney Dow, while they have added junior Marissa Shaffer, who helped Seminole State to the NJCAA National tournament in 2014. “We have a good mix of power and finesse and that mix is what is going to be the difference maker for us in the circle,” commented Anderson. One of the key areas is at catcher, where the Tigers lost a 2014 AllGAC First Team pick in Gina Mengwasser to graduation a year ago. However, Mengwasser did not go far, becoming a graduate assistant coach for ECU and ready to help guide the next generation of Tiger catchers, like senior Kayci Snider and junior Taylor Davis. “Kayci Snider was a very solid catcher for us,” added Anderson. “Taylor Davis adds a spark and will help ease the load at catcher and keep everyone’s legs fresh.” The Tigers’ experience will be heavily tested right at the start of the season, as they were invited to participate in the 2015 NFCA DII Leadoff Classic in Tucson, Ariz. “It is an invite only tournament, so we are honored to have earned the respect of the softball community to be extended the invitation.” The pressure will start in the opening game of the tournament, as ECU will battle with 2014 NCAA DII National Champion West Texas A&M. “It is also exciting to be able to face West Texas A&M,” stated Anderson. “How else would any team that is ready for a challenge like to start out the season. The team is pumped and ready to accept the challenge that this tournament brings.” The 2015 schedule for ECU will have a heavy road factor, with only five weekend series scheduled for Tiger Field. The first test at home will come Feb. 20-21 when ECU opens the GAC season against Henderson State. “Being on the road so much during the regular season makes you used to traveling.” Anderson said. “Spending that much time with everyone confined in a bus or hotel rooms allows us to grow as a team and bond.“

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2015 SCHEDULE Date Opponent

Feb. 6-8

Site

Time

NFCA DII Leadoff Classic

Feb. 6

West Texas A&M

Tucson, Ariz.

4:30 p.m.

Feb. 6

California Baptist

Tucson, Ariz.

6:30 p.m.

Feb. 7

St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Tucson, Ariz.

12 p.m.

Feb. 8

TBA

Tucson, Ariz.

TBA

Feb. 14-15

Arkansas-Monticello Classic

Feb. 14

Northwest Missouri State

Bentonville, Ark.

11 a.m.

Feb. 14

Missouri-St. Louis

Bentonville, Ark.

3 p.m.

Feb. 15

Central Missouri

Bentonville, Ark.

9 a.m.

Feb. 15

Missouri Western

Bentonville, Ark.

1 p.m.

Feb. 20

*Henderson State (DH)

Tiger Field

2 p.m.

Feb. 21

*Henderson State (DH)

Tiger Field

1 p.m.

Feb. 27

*Arkansas Tech (DH)

Russellville, Ark.

2 p.m.

Feb. 28

*Arkansas Tech (DH)

Russellville, Ark.

1 p.m.

March 6

*Harding (DH)

Tiger Field

2 p.m.

March 7

*Harding (DH)

Tiger Field

1 p.m.

March 20

*Southern Nazarene (DH)

Tiger Field

2 p.m.

March 21

*Southern Nazarene (DH)

Tiger Field

1 p.m.

March 24

*Southeastern Oklahoma State (DH)

Tiger Field

1 p.m.

March 27

*Arkansas-Monticello (DH)

Monticello, Ark.

2 p.m.

March 28

*Arkansas-Monticello (DH)

Monticello, Ark.

1 p.m.

April 3

*Southern Arkansas (DH)

Tiger Field

2 p.m.

April 4

*Southern Arkansas (DH)

Tiger Field

1 p.m.

April 7

*Southeastern Oklahoma State (DH)

Durant, Okla.

2 p.m.

April 10

*Southwestern Oklahoma State (DH)

Tiger Field

2 p.m.

April 11

*Southwestern Oklahoma State (DH)

Tiger Field

1 p.m.

April 17

*Northwestern Oklahoma State (DH)

Alva, Okla.

2 p.m.

April 18

*Northwestern Oklahoma State (DH)

Alva, Okla.

1 p.m.

April 24

*Ouachita Baptist (DH)

Arkadelphia, Ark.

2 p.m.

April 25

*Ouachita Baptist (DH)

Arkadelphia, Ark.

1 p.m.

April 30-2

GAC Tournament

Bentonville, Ark.

TBA

May 7-9

NCAA Regional

TBA

May 14-15

NCAA Super Regional

TBA

May 19-25

NCAA DII WCWS

Oklahoma City, Okla.

TBA

Bold are home games *=Great American Conference games All times Central Standard Time and subject to change.

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Kaile MARCUM

44 Samantha McGRAW

Infield 5-5 Sr. L/R Pauls Valley, Okla./ Seminole State

2014: Named to the All-GAC Honorable Mention team…2014 NSCA & Muscle

Milk All-American Athlete...saw action in 55 games, starting in 53…tallied 36 runs and 63 hits with 16 RBIs…finished the season with three doubles and two triples…led the team with a batting average of .406…made 69 unassisted and 79 assisted outs…had a .876 in fielding percentage. 2013: Played in 39 games for the Lady Tigers, starting in eight…tallied 19

Infield 5-9 Sr. R/R Broken Arrow, Okla./ Western Kentucky

2014: Named to the All-GAC Second Team…saw action in 58 games, starting

in 57…garnered 29 runs, 57 hits and 34 RBIs…tallied 11 doubles and eight home runs…averaged a .977 fielding percentage…led the team with 106 assisted and 64 unassisted outs. Before ECU: Spent two seasons at Western Kentucky University (DI)…

runs on three hits…tallied nine putouts and five assisted outs…named to the All-GAC Academic Team.

helped the Hilltoppers to a second-place finish in the Sunbelt Conference in 2013…had a .231 batting average, .423 slugging percentage and .920 fielding percentage as a sophomore…played at Tulsa Union High School.

Before ECU: Transferred to ECU from Seminole State College…hit .390 and

Personal: Born March 8, 1993…daughter of Greg and Linda McGraw…

had a .920 fielding percentage as a freshman…tallied 22 RBIs and 12 stolen bases…played her prep career at Purcell High School…named all-conference and all-state…helped Purcell to a state championship in 2011.

majoring in kinesiology.

Personal: Born August 21, 1992…daughter of Harold Gene Marcum and

Mylee Jones…majoring in kinesiology.

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Brianna NUNLEY

Pitcher 5-6 Sr. R/R Moore, Okla./ Moore

2014: Appeared in 33 games for the Tigers, starting in 24…threw eight

complete games with a total of 124.2 innings…allowed 148 hits and 84 runs (60 earned)…struck out 60 batters and allowed a .291 opponent batting average… recorded four shutouts and finished the season with a 12-1 record in the circle.

2013: Was one of three pitchers for the Lady Tigers…appeared in 24 games,

starting in 17…threw 11 complete games and a total of 114.1 innings…allowed 118 hits, 42 runs and 32 walks…struck out 96 batters…opponents had a .267 batting average…earned an 11-6 record and a 2.91 ERA…recorded six unassisted outs and 18 assisted, with no errors for a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage. 2012: Finished the season fifth in the Great American Conference for wins

Kayci SNIDER

Catcher 5-10 Sr. R/R Broken Arrow, Okla./ Tulsa Union

2014: Played in 30 games for the Tigers, starting in 26…tallied 12 runs and 19

hits, with 10 RBIs…hit three doubles and one home run…averaged a .971 in fielding percentage…finished the season with 120 unassisted outs. 2013: Appeared in 41 games and started in 37…earned a .273 batting average,

with 20 runs and 30 hits…tallied seven doubles and six home runs…drew 11 walks…had a .993 fielding percentage, with 130 putouts, eight assisted outs and one error. 2012: Played in 14 games, earning a start in four…had just 11 at-bats and

tallied three hits…two of her hits were home runs….had one putout and one assisted out.

(13-7)…made 24 appearances in the circle and started in 17 games for the Lady Tigers…had a 3.33 ERA…threw nine complete games…tallied 63 strikeouts and allowed 130 hits in 105 innings pitched…earned a .833 fielding percentage, with four putouts and 16 assisted outs.

Before ECU: Was an all-conference, academic all-conference, All-Green

Before ECU: Posted a 22-7 pitching record with a 1.80 earned run average

majoring in English teacher certification.

and 144 strikeouts as a senior for Moore High School.

Country, All-Vype Magazine, all-region and all-state alternate for Tulsa Union High School…had a .373 batting average and a .976 fielding percentage. Personal: Born October 30, 1992…daughter of Greg and Kara Snider…

Personal: Born December 31, 1992…daughter of Travis and Lejeia Nunley…

majoring in human services counseling-rehabilitation.

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Lacey

WILLIAMS-WEHNOLM Outfield 5-4 Sr. R/R Shawnee, Okla./ Little Axe

2014: Saw action in 29 games, starting in 17…2014 NSCA & Muscle Milk

All-American Athlete...recorded a batting average of .296…tallied 16 hits and runs…tied for leading the team in fielding percentage with 1.000. 2013: Finished the season with a .351 batting average…played in 22 games,

starting in 19…tallied 20 hits and 15 runs, with two doubles and two home runs…earned six RBIs…recorded 21 putouts and one assisted out.

2012: Saw action in 37 games, starting in 30, for the Lady Tigers…had a .269

Peyton WATSON Outfield/Infield 5-5 RJr. R/R McLoud, Okla./ Little Axe

2014: Redshirted. 2013: Played in 39 games and started in 24 for the Lady Tigers…tallied

24 runs and 19 hits in 65 at-bats…earned five doubles and a home run… went 4-for-4 in stolen base attempts…garnered 25 unassisted outs and 21 assists…tallied 21 RBIs. 2012: Played in 40 games and started in 39 for the Lady Tigers…was first

batting average…tallied 25 hits in 93 at-bats, including six doubles, two triples and three home runs…earned 44 RBIs…went 1-of-1 in stolen base attempts… had a .930 fielding percentage, with three errors and 40 putouts.

on the team in fielding percentage at 1.000, with 35 putouts and four assisted outs, with no errors...was at bat 110 times…recorded 29 hits, including seven doubles, two triples and a home run…earned 23 RBIs…was 2-for-2 in stolen base attempts.

Before ECU: Was a two-time conference most valuable player as well as

Before ECU: Was part of a state championship team at Little Axe High

earning all-district and all-region accolades for Little Axe High School…other awards include Little All-City, Vype Magazine Player of the Year, three-time Little Axe Offensive Player of the Year and 2008-09 Little Axe Female Athlete of the Year…batted .431 with a school-record 22 home runs, 87 runs scored, 85 runs batted in, .441 on-base percentage and .917 fielding percentage for Little Axe.

School, where she batted .464…was a two-time athlete of the year at Little Axe and was a Ferguson Jenkins award winner. Personal: Born February 25, 1993…daughter of Patrick and Jamie Watson…

majoring in kinesiology.

Personal: Born June 11, 1992…daughter of Shane and Jody Wenholm…

majoring in kinesiology.

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15 Amanda EDMUNDSON

Infield 6-1 Jr. R/R Norman, Okla./ Little Axe

2014: Saw action in 32 games for the Tigers, starting in 21…tallied 15 hits and

15 RBIs…averaged a .980 in fielding percentage…tallied 96 unassisted outs.

Before ECU: Was a four-year member of the Little Axe High School varsity

team…helped the team to a 3A Oklahoma State Championship in 2011 and a 4A Oklahoma State title in 2012…team advanced to the Oklahoma state tournament semifinals in 2010 and 2009…earned All-Sooner Conference Player of the year honors as a senior…named to the Oklahoma Little All-City team in 2012…led Little Axe as the single season and career home runs leader. Personal: Born June 21, 1994…daughter of David and Doreen Edmundson…

majoring in special education.

Lacey PAULK

Pitcher 6-1 Jr. R/R Goldsby, Okla./ Washington

2014: Appeared in 15 games, starting in 11…threw three complete games

with a total of 69.1 innings…allowed 63 hits and 41 runs, with just 27 earned… struck out 54 batters and allowed a .238 batting average…finished with a 5-5 record after missing a large portion of the season due to injury. 2013: Named the GAC Freshman of the Year and All-GAC First Team

honors…was one of three pitchers for ECU…appeared in 29 games, starting in 23…threw 15 complete games and 133.0 total innings…earned a 19-3 record, including a streak of 17-consecutive wins…had a 2.71 ERA and .233 opponent batting average…allowed 118 hits, 51 runs and 43 walks, while striking out 133 batters…recorded three putouts and added 21 assisted outs. Before ECU: Played as Washington High School…recorded over 600

strikeouts and had a career ERA of 1.14…earned all-state honors in both fastpitch and slowpitch…also named to the all-state team in basketball…was the school valedictorian. Personal: Born September 5, 1993…daughter of Larry and Angel Paulk…is

majoring in nursing.

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Lauren REEVES

Infield/Outfield 5-9 Jr. L/L Tulsa,Okla./ Union

Autumn SUYDAM Outfield 5-4 Jr. L/R Keller, Texas/ Keller

2014: Saw action in 45 games, starting in 44 for the Tigers…finished the

2014: Named to the All-GAC Second Team…played in 55 games, starting

2013: Played in 46 games, starting in 42…had a .325 batting average…

2013: Saw action in 44 games, earning a start in 36…garnered a .343 batting

season with 22 runs, 42 hits and 26 RBIs…tallied five doubles, one triple and two home runs…led the team with 230 unassisted outs and seven assisted… averaged a .996 in fielding percentage. recorded 40 hits and 17 runs, with nine doubles and one home run…garnered 22 RBIs…drew 11 walks…went 2-for-2 in stolen base attempts…recorded a team-best 208 putouts and 12 assisted outs with only three errors for a .987 fielding percentage. Before ECU: Played at Tulsa Union High School…helped Union earn an

Oklahoma 6A State Championship her senior season (2011)…was 4-for-4 in the championship game vs. Owasso, with two doubles and two singles…had a batting average of .523 and a fielding percentage of .994 as a senior…named to the Vype and all-state teams for fastpitch as a senior…earned First Team All-District honors as a senior…a two-time All-Metro fastpitch selection and a three-time all-conference first team pick (fastpitch)… named Union’s Female Athlete of the Year as a senior…Union also earned a 6A state title in slowpitch in 2009…earned all-conference slowpitch honors for three seasons…claimed academic all-conference honors all four seasons.

in 52…recorded a batting average of .389…led the team in runs scored, with 41…added 63 hits with 18 RBIs…tallied 15 doubles and one triple…had a .980 in fielding percentage, including 46 unassisted outs. average in 102 at-bats…tallied 35 hits and 31 runs, with three doubles and a triple…earned 15 RBIs…was 24-of-27 in stolen base attempts for the season… recorded 42 putouts and one assisted out…had a .977 fielding percentage. Before ECU: Played at Keller High School…helped Keller to 5A District

titles as a freshman, sophomore and senior…team also claimed a regional title as a junior and an area title as a freshman…earned 5-5A Newcomer of the Year honors as a freshman and first team all-district honors twice…named the Offensive Player of the Year for 7-5A and to the TFCA All-State team as a junior…a four-time Academic All-District 5A pick…holds the Keller record for runs scored in a season (52). Personal: Born June 2, 1994…daughter of Ryck and Brenda Suydam…

majoring in criminal justice.

Personal: Born September 7, 1993…daughter of Tandy and Lori Reeves…

majoring in psychology and human services counseling-rehabilitation.

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Jordynn VanPELT

Utility 5-8 Jr. R/R Snyder, Okla./ Snyder

2014: 2014 GAC All-Tournament Team selection...played in 56 games for the

Tigers, starting in 50…finished the season with a .348 batting average…tallied 38 runs and 56 hits with a team-leading 59 RBIs…also lead the team with 15 home runs…tallied seven doubles and two triples…had a .955 in fielding percentage…made 83 unassisted outs. 2013: Earned All-GAC Honorable Mention honors…played in 46 games and

started in 35…had 38 hits and 20 runs, with 11 doubles and eight home runs… earned 26 RBIs…had a .629 slugging percentage…went 6-for-6 in stole base attempts…recorded 45 putouts and three assisted outs. Before ECU: Played at Snyder High School…has a .480 batting average and

.890 fielding percentage…claimed slowpitch all-state honors…also earned allstate honors in basketball. Personal: Born Oct. 13, 1993…daughter of Roy and Monica VanPelt…

Sydney DOW

Pitcher 5-9 So. R/R El Reno, Okla./ Valparaiso 2014: Named to the All-GAC Second Team…saw action in 28 games, starting

in 26…tallied 16 runs and hits…finished the season with three doubles, one triple and five home runs…averaged a .906 in fielding percentage…was one of four pitchers…appeared in 34 games, starting in 18…threw eight complete games…had a total of 131.0 innings…struck out 132 batters…finished the season with a 12-4 record in the circle, including four shutouts and two saves… allowed 131 hits and 77 runs (64 earned)…opponents held to a .257 batting average. Before ECU: Spent one season at Valparasio University where she

redshirted…spent her senior prep season at Okarche High School and the first three at El Reno High School…at Okarche she helped the team to a district title and an appearance in the regionals…named an All-Oklahoma State Pitcher for Class A…while at El Reno the team earned three-straight 5A Regional titles and advanced to the state tournament…earned 5A Suburban Conference honors all three seasons, including being named the Newcomer of the Year in 2008. Personal: Born March 6, 1994…daughter of Shannon Dow and Charise

Hall…majoring in criminal justice.

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6 Carlee HENDERSON Outfield 5-6 So. R/R Ada, Okla./ Latta

2014: Saw action in 34 games, mostly as a pinch runner…tallied 14 runs. Before ECU: A four-year member of the Latta High School varsity team…

helped the team claim three district titles (2012, 2010 & 2009)…team also earned the regional title in 2010 and advanced to the semifinals in the Oklahoma State Tournament……named to The Ada News All-Star team and the Oklahoma All-State team as a senior. Personal: Born January 12, 1995…daughter of James and Carlene

Henderson…majoring in biology.

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Taylor DAVIS

Catcher/Infield 5-2 Jr. R/R Keller, Texas/ McLennan CC

Before ECU: Transferred to ECU from McLennan Community College…

named First Team All-Region 5 North as a freshman and sophomore…named Region 5 North MVP as a sophomore…recorded a .495 batting average, 44 RBIs and a .969 slugging percentage...claimed All-District 7-5A First Team honors for three seasons and the all-region first team as a junior…helped Central High School to the state tournament all four seasons…finished fifth as a freshman, fourth as a sophomore, third as a junior and were district runnersup in 2012…named to the Academic All-District 7-5A team four-straight seasons

Taylor FACTOR

Utility 5-6 Jr. R/R Sasakwa, Okla./ Central Oklahoma Before ECU: Transferred to ECU from UCO after three seasons…redshirted

her junior season with the Bronchos…played two years for Sasakwa High School…contributed to Sasakwa becoming Fastpitch Oklahoma State Champions as a junior and senior. Personal: Born September 21, 1991…daughter of Julie Evans and Jimpsey

Factor…majoring in kinesiology.

Personal: Born February 17, 1994…daughter of Johnny and Shelly Davis…

majoring in kinesiology.

Marissa SHAFFER

Outfield 5-7 So. L/R Denison, Texas/ Arizona Western College

Pitcher 5-6 Jr. R/R Saskwa, Okla./ Seminole State

Before ECU: Transferred to ECU from Seminole State…made it to nationals

as a pitcher her sophomore year...played for Sasakwa High School…won state as a pitcher her freshman and sophomore years.

Personal: Born July 14, 1994…daughter of Donnie and Venita Shaffer…

majoring in special education.

Haley HYATT

Before ECU: Transferred from Arizona Western College after one season…

helped the team advance to the JUCO nationals in 2013-14…played one years for River Valley High School…helped the Dust Devils to the Arizona State quarterfinals as a senior…named second team all-section as a hitter and an outfielder as a senior…tallied 62 runs, 31 RBIs, 60 hits, four triples and doubles, with a batting average of .612 as a senior…earned national Scholar Athlete honors in 2013…also participated in basketball, tennis and track & field as a prep.

Personal: Born June 26, 1995…daughter of Connie Berggren and Patrick

Phillips…majoring in biology.

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Erin SANDERS

3 Josephina LAYMAN

Outfield 5-1 So. R/R Moore, Okla./ Seminole State

Before ECU: Transferred to ECU from Seminole State after one season…

helped the team become District B and conference champions…played at Westmoore High School. Personal: Born February 4, 1995…daughter of Melissa and Jeff Sanders…

major in business administration.

Pitcher/Outfield 5-5 Fr. R/R Newark, Ohio/ Utica

Before ECU: Played for Utica High School…earned honorable mention

All-Licking County League honors as a senior…a scholar athlete as a junior and senior…earned second team All-LCL and honorable mention all-district honors as a junior.

Personal: Born August 29, 1995…daughter of Todd and Domenica

Layman…majoring in math.

Lauren MILLER

Outfield 5-11 Fr. R/R Blanchard, Okla./ Blanchard Before ECU: Played four years for Blanchard High School…earned All-

Oklahoma State honors as a senior…helped Blanchard claim Oklahoma State titles as a freshman and sophomore…team also earned four-straight district titles and three regional titles.

Personal: Born April 24, 1996…daughter of Joe and Kris Miller…majoring in

business administration.

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2015 ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # NAME............................................ POS. 5 Taylor Davis................................... C/OF 55 Sydney Dow........................................ P 15 Amanda Edmundson...........................IF 20 Taylor Factor.................................... UTL 6 Carlee Henderson.............................OF 2 Haley Hyatt........................................OF 3 Josephina Layman........................ P/OF 22 Kaile Marcum......................................IF 44 Samantha McGraw..............................IF 11 Lauren Miller......................................OF 16 Brianna Nunley.................................... P 14 Lacey Paulk......................................... P 18 Lauren Reeves..............................IF/OF 1 Erin Sanders......................................OF 33 Marissa Shaffer................................... P 8 Kayci Snider........................................ C 17 Autumn Suydam................................OF 13 Jordynn VanPelt.............................. UTL 12 Peyton Watson..............................OF/IF 10 Lacey Williams-Wenholm..................OF

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME

1 2 3 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 33 44 55

Erin Sanders Haley Hyatt Josephina Layman Taylor Davis Carlee Henderson Kayci Snider

POS. HT.

OF OF P/OF C/OF OF C Lacey Williams-Wenholm OF Lauren Miller OF Peyton Watson OF/IF Jordynn VanPelt UTL Lacey Paulk P Amanda Edmundson IF Brianna Nunley P Autumn Suydam OF Lauren Reeves IF/OF Taylor Factor UTL Kaile Marcum IF Marissa Shaffer P Samantha McGraw IF Sydney Dow P

5-1 5-7 5-5 5-2 5-6 5-10 5-4 5-11 5-5 5-8 6-1 6-1 5-6 5-4 5-9 5-6 5-5 5-6 5-9 5-9

CL.

So. So. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. RJr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So.

B/T

R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/L R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R

HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Moore, Okla./Seminole State Denison, Texas/River Valley Newark, Ohio/Utica Keller, Texas/McLennan CC Ada, Okla./Latta Broken Arrow, Okla./Tulsa Union Shawnee, Okla./Little Axe Blanchard, Okla./Blanchard McLoud, Okla./Little Axe Snyder, Okla./Snyder Goldsby, Okla./Washington Norman, Okla./Little Axe Moore, Okla./Moore Keller, Texas/Keller Tulsa, Okla./Union Sasakwa, Okla./UCO Pauls Valley, Okla./Seminole State Sasakwa, Okla./Seminole State Broken Arrow, Okla./Western Kentucky El Reno, Okla./Valparaiso

Head Coach: Destini Anderson (9th Season) Assistant Coach: Debby Abbott Graduate Assistant Coaches: Cady Byrnes & Gina Mengwasser Volunteer Assistant Coach: Teddy Abbott

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2014 TEAM STATISTICS East Central University Overall Statistics for East Central (2014 Final Stats) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 33-25 Player

avg gp-gs

Home: 11-9

ob% sf sh sb-att

e fld%

155 36 63

0 16 70

.452

3 12

.442

3 16-17

21 .876

17 SUYDAM, Autumn

.389 55-52

162 41 63 15

1 18 83

.512 20

1 34

.457

6 22-24

1 .980

4 TIGERT, Leah

.388 49-48

165 27 64 15

5 38 96

.582

9 13

.436

1 .986

13 VanPELT, Jordynn

.348 56-50

161 38 56

2 15 59 112

.696 10

1 33

.387

4 13-13

4 .955

2 PATTERSON, Chelsea

.338 55-53

160 33 54

0 19 72

.450 15

4 10

.408

0 11 11-14

7 .957

44 McGRAW, Samantha

.337 58-57

169 29 57 11

8 34 92

.544 13

4 18

.396

64 106

4 .977

7 MENGWASSER, Gina

.325 54-53

154 27 50 18

0 11 41 101

.656 28

4 21

.436

1-1

202

4 .983

10 WILLIAMS, Lacey

.296 29-17

54 16 16

.426

.367

6-7

0 1.000

18 REEVES, Lauren

.282 45-44

149 22 42

2 26 55

.369 11

1 19

.335

1-2

230

1 .996

11 NORDIE, Nicole

.273 41-28

88 19 24

3 18 39

.443

.340

1-1

5 .902

55 DOW, Sydney

.250 44-33

64 16 16

5 17 36

.563 17

.435

0-0

3 .906

8 SNIDER, Kayci

.241 30-26

79 12 19

1 10 25

.316

1 18

.294

0-0

120

4 .971

15 EDMUNDSON, Amanda

.208 32-21

2 15 22

.306

0 18

.284

0-0

2 .980

20 UNDERHILL-CHRISTY,

.000

9-2

0 1.000

6 HENDERSON, Carlee

.000

34-0

14 PAULK, Lacey

.000 15-12

16 NUNLEY, Brianna

.000 36-27

rbi

tb slg%

2 12 23

bb hp

Conference: 23-18

.406 55-53

9 15

2b 3b hr

Neutral: 5-7

22 MARCUM, Kaile

Away: 17-9

6 7

so gdp

4-5

1-1

.000

.250

0-0

4 14

.000

.200

2-3

0 .000

.000

0-0

1 .933

.000

Totals

.328

1642

341

539

94 14 55

324

826

.503

155 34

219

.396

6 53

78-88

1141

388

.963

Opponents

.257

1488

240

382

207

553

.372

192 27

300

.350 10 33

52-63

1143

512

.960

3 38

0-0

0 1.000

LOB - Team (409), Opp (375). DPs turned - Team (21), Opp (14). CI - Team (3), SNIDER, K. 2, MENGWASSER,G 1. IBB - Team (1), DOW, S. 1, Opp (1). Picked off - NORDIE, N. 1, WILLIAMS, L. 1, VanPELT, J. 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player

era

w-l

app gs

sho

14 PAULK, Lacey

2.73

5-5

15 11

0/0

69.1

1 10

.238

16 NUNLEY, Brianna

3.37 12-11

33 24

4/1

0 124.2 148

1 12

.291

3 13

55 DOW, Sydney

3.42 12-4

34 18

4/1

2 131.0 131

70 132

11 NORDIE, Nicole

3.92

0/0

55.1

4-5

hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

1 15

.257 16

.196 15

Totals

3.35

33-25

58 58

9/1

380.1

382

240

182

192

300

.257

46 27

3 10

Opponents

5.38

25-33

58 58

1/0

381.0

539

341

293

155

219

.328

20 34

PB - Team (12), MENGWASSER,G 6, SNIDER, K. 6, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (1), SNIDER, K. 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - MENGWASSER,G (30-37), SNIDER, K. (22-26), DOW, S. (19-23), NUNLEY, B. (15-19), PAULK, L. (9-11), NORDIE, N. (9-10).