2012 Detroit Titans Softball Yearbook by P.J. Gradowski

Table of Contents Quick Facts: ...................................................... 3 2012 Schedule .................................................. 4 Media Roster .................................................... 5 Roster ............................................................... 6 Coaching Staﬀ..............................................7-11 Team Picture ................................................... 12

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School Name: ............ University of Detroit Mercy Loca on: .............................................. Detroit, MI Founded: ....................................................... 1877 Enrollment: ................................................... 5,700 Nickname: ................................................... Titans Colors: ........................................ Red, White, Blue Home Field: .................................. Buysse Ballpark Aﬃlia on: ..................................... NCAA Division I Conference: .................................. Horizon League President: .............................Dr. Antoine Garibaldi

2012 Season Preview ................................13-14 The 2012 Detroit Titans .............................15-51 2011 Review ..............................................52-56 All-Time Year-By-Year Results ......................... 57 All-Time Roster ............................................... 58 All-Time Series Records .................................. 59 All-Time Career Records ................................. 60 All-Time Season Records ................................ 61 All-Time Award Winners................................. 62 Titan So ball Facili es .................................... 63 The Horizon League ...................................65-66 Titan Athle cs............................................67-70

A en on: Media Members and Opposing Schools Since the consolida on of the University of Detroit and Mercy College in 1990, UDM athle c teams have found themselves referred to in many diﬀerent forms. In order to maintain consistency, we ask that the media con nue to refer to us as UDM -- or use Detroit or Detroit Titans -- and eliminate the use of such abbrevia ons as U-D, U of D Mercy, Detroit Mercy, University of Detroit, etc. When refering to Detroit women's intercollegiate athle c teams, please do not use the term "Lady Titans". All of our teams should be called the Titans. Thank you for your coopera on and your con nuing coverage of the Detroit Titans.

Notable Alumni .............................................. 71 Associate V.P. & Athle c Director ................... 72 Titan Staﬀ and Head Coaches ....................73-74 Points of Pride ...........................................75-76 Titan Hall of Fame......................................77-78

The 2012 UDM So ball Yearbook is a produc on of the Detroit Sports Informa on Department. The guide was wri en and designed by Sports Informa on Director Mitchell Wigness and was edited by Assistant SID Joel Walrath. Photos by Tim Busch and UDM Sports Informa on.

Quick Facts ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT INFORMATION Athle c Director: ...................................................................................................................................Keri ...................................................................................................................................Keri Gaither Associate AD for Business Ops./SWA: .................................................................................................. Teri Kromrei Associate AD for External Rela ons: ...................................................................................................... Jason Horn Assistant AD for NCAA Compliance: .................................................................................................... Steve Corder Asst. AD for Facili es & Special Events: ....................................................................................................Jeff ....................................................................................................Jeff La nen Dir. of Ticket Sales & Fan Experience: ................................................................................................. Greg Haapala Dir. of Marke ng & Promo ons: .............................................................................................. Brandon Longmeier Asst. Dir. of Marke ng .....................................................................................................................Melissa ..................................................................................................................... Melissa Kopriva Asst. AD for Sports Medicine: ............................................................................................................... Michael Miller Asst. AD for Strength & Condi oning: ......................................................................................................... Joe Tofferi Faculty Athle c Representa ve: ......................................................................................... Erick Barnes/Tom Stanton Athle c Department Phone: ................................................................................................................. 313-993-1700 Fax: ........................................................................................................................................................ 313-993-2449 Mailing Address: ......................................................................................................................4001 ......................................................................................................................4001 W. McNichols Rd. .........................................................................................................................................................Detroit, ......................................................................................................................................................... Detroit, MI 48221 SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Sports Informa on Director: ................................................................................................................ Mitch Wigness Asst. SID’s: ....................................................................................................................... P.J. Gradowski, Joel Walrath Email: ............................................................................................................................ mitch.wigness@udmercy.edu Sports Info. Office Phone: Phone:...................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................... 313-993-1745 Sports Info Office Fax: Fax:............................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................ 313-993-1765 Website: ..........................................................................................................................................DetroitTitans.com ..........................................................................................................................................DetroitTitans.com WOMEN’S SOFTBALL STAFF Head Coach: .......................................................................................................................Sunny ....................................................................................................................... Sunny Jones (Ashland ‘00) Record at UDM: .................................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................10-76 10-76 (2 Years) Career Record: ................................................................................................................................ 57-119-1 (4 Years) Office Phone: ......................................................................................................................................... 313-993-1728 Email: ................................................................................................................................ sunny.jones@udmercy.edu Assistant Coach: ........................................................................................................................................ Alison Hess Email: ................................................................................................................................. alison.hess@udmercy.edu Volunteer Assistant Coach: ....................................................................................................................... Larry Boyles Athle c Trainer ...................................................................................................................................... Lainee Bisbee 2011 TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Record: ........................................................................................................................................................ 7-37 Horizon League Record/Finish: ................................................................................................................... 2-20/Ninth Starters Returning/Lost: ......................................................................................................................................... .........................................................................................................................................8/2 8/2 Le erwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................................................................................................. 10/2 All-HL Selec ons Returning/Lost: ........................................................................................................................... 0/0 Newcomers: .............................................................................................................................................................. 9 TEAM HISTORY First Year of So ball............................................................................................................................................. 1978 All-Time Record: ..................................................................................................................... 584-866-3 (33 seasons) All-Time Win % ................................................................................................................................................... (.403) All-Time Conference Record: .......................................................................................................................... 101-223 All-Time Regular Season Titles ................................................................................................................... 2 (‘91, ‘92) Conference Championship Game Appearances: .............................................................6 ............................................................. 6 (‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘91, ‘92, ‘98) Conference Tournament Titles: .................................................................................................... 4 (‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘92) All-Time NCAA Tournament Record: ..................................................................................................................... N/A

2012 Schedule DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME

USC-Upstate Tournament 2/10

at South Carolina - Upstate Spartanburg, SC

TBA

2/10

vs St. Bonaventure

Spartanburg, SC

TBA

2/11

vs Ohio at SC Upstate

Spartanburg, SC

TBA

2/11

at South Carolina - Upstate Spartanburg, SC

TBA

Evansville Tournament 2/25

vs Butler at Evansville

Evansville, IN

TBA

2/25

at Evansville

Evansville, IN

TBA

2/26

vs UMKC at Evansville

Evansville, IN

TBA

2/26

at Evansville

Evansville, IN

TBA

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

Rebel Spring Games 3/4

vs Holy Cross

3/4

vs Sacred Heart

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/6

vs Lehigh

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/6

vs Pennsylvania

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/8

vs Indiana State

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/8

vs Lehigh

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/9

vs Florida A&M

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/9

vs Utah Valley

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/10

vs Lafaye e

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/10

vs Fairleigh Dickinson

Kissimmee, FL

TBA

3/20

at Dayton (DH)

Dayton, OH

2:00 pm

3/21

OAKLAND DH

BUYSSE BALLPARK

2:00 PM

3/24

VALPARAISO* DH

BUYSSE BALLPARK

12:00 P.M.

3/25

VALPARAISO*

BUYSSE BALLPARK

12:00 P.M.

3/27

CENTRAL MICHIGAN DH BUYSSE BALLPARK

2:00 P.M.

3/31

at Wright State* (DH)

Dayton, OH

1:00 p.m.

4/1/

at Wright State*

Dayton, OH

12:00 p.m.

4/5

IPFW DH

BUYSSE BALLPARK

2:00 P.M.

4/6

GREEN BAY* DH

BUYSSE BALLPARK

12:00 P.M.

4/7

GREEN BAY*

BUYSSE BALLPARK

11:00 A.M.

4/11

at Bowling Green (DH)

Bowling Green, OH

3:00 p.m.

4/14

UIC* DH

BUYSSE BALLPARK

12:00 P.M.

4/15

UIC*

BUYSSE BALLPARK

12:00 P.M.

4/17

at Eastern Michigan (DH)

Ypsilan , MI

3:00 p.m.

4/18

YOUNGSTOWN ST* DH

BUYSSE BALLPARK

3:00 P.M.

4/19

YOUNGSTOWN ST*

BUYSSE BALLPARK

3:30 P.M.

4/21

at Butler* (DH)

Indianapolis, IN

1:00 p.m.

4/22

at Butler*

Indianapolis, IN

12:00 p.m.

5/1

at Cleveland State* (DH)

Cleveland, OH

4:00 p.m.

5/2

at Cleveland State*

Cleveland, OH

3:00 p.m.

5/5

at Loyola* (DH)

Chicago, IL

12:00 p.m.

5/6

at Loyola*

Chicago, IL

1:00 p.m.

TBD

Horizon League Championship 5/10-12

vs TBD

SENIOR RACHEL COPPLE

-Home games in BOLD and played at Buysse Ballpark; *-Horizon League Game; All Ć&#x;mes are Eastern; Schedule subject to change

SENIOR RENEE ZACCAGNI

2012 Detroit Titans

#1 ALYSSA SCHAUB Fr.OFR/R

#2 DANI HOLMES Fr.OFL/R

#3 ALLAYNA STOLP Fr.OFL/R

#4 ANNA BONDY Jr.PR/R

#5 KAYLA KOSTICH So.C/1BR/R

#6 KARYN McCARTY #7 RENEE ZACCAGNI #8 RACHEL COPPLE #9 KATELYNN STEFFEL So.OF/PR/R Sr.OFR/R Sr.2B/SSR/R So.C/3BR/R

#10 ALYSSA GIETL So.U l.R/R

#11 JULIA MAKSYM So.P/OFR/R

#17 KELSEY HYLEN Fr.IF/OF.R/R

#12 SARA CUPP So.1B/CS/R

#19 VANESSA GARCIA #21 KAT HOFFMAN

Fr.IFR/R

Fr.P/OFL/R

#13 NICOLE STALKER #16 HANNAH KLENK Fr.C/OFR/R So.OFS/R

#22 SHELBY LONG #23 SAM HENDERSON So.CR/R Fr.U l.R/R

2012 Detroit Titans Numerical No. Name 1 Alyssa Schaub 2 Dani Holmes 3 Allayna Stolp 4 Anna Bondy 5 Kayla Kos ch 6 Karyn McCarty 7 Renee Zaccagni 8 Rachel Copple 9 Katelyn Steﬀel 10 Alyssa Gietl 11 Julia Maksym 12 Sara Cupp 13 Nicole Stalker 16 Hannah Klenk 17 Kelsey Hylen 19 Vanessa Garcia 21 Kat Hoﬀman 22 Shelby Long 23 Sam Henderson

Pos. IF/OF OF OF P C/1B P U l 2B/SS C/3B U l. P/OF 1B/3B C/OF OF IN/OF U l. OF/P C/OF U l.

Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. So. Sr. Sr. So. So. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr.

Ht. 5-6 5-5 5-3 5-10 5-10 5-5 5-5 5-4 5-3 5-6 5-8 5-8 5-6 5-5 5-9 5-2 5-6 5-8 5-6

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

Hometown/High School Archbold, OH / Archbold Oregon, OH / Clay Omaha, NE / Millard West Newport, MI / Carleton-Airport Allen Park, MI / Cabrini Allen Park, MI / Cabrini Macomb, MI / Dakota Dearborn Heights, MI / Cabrini Defiance, OH / Defiance Plymouth, MI / Ladywood Manistee, MI / Manistee Hartland, MI / Milford Omaha, NE / Millard South Hamilton, MI / Hamilton Omaha, NE / Papillion LaVista Milan, MI / Milan Milan, MI / Milan St. Peters, MO / Ft Zumwalt So Hancock, MI / Hancock

Alphabe No. 4 8 12 19 10 23 21 2 17 16 5 22 11 6 1 13 9 3 7

Pos. P 2B/SS 1B/3B U l. U l. U l. OF/P OF IN/OF OF C/1B C/OF P/OF P IF/OF C/OF C/3B OF U l

Yr. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr.

Ht. 5-10 5-4 5-8 5-2 5-6 5-6 5-6 5-5 5-9 5-5 5-10 5-8 5-8 5-5 5-6 5-6 5-3 5-3 5-5

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

Hometown/High School Newport, MI / Carleton-Airport Dearborn Heights, MI / Cabrini Hartland, MI / Milford Milan, MI / Milan Plymouth, MI / Ladywood Hancock, MI / Hancock Milan, MI / Milan Oregon, OH / Clay Omaha, NE / Papillion LaVista Hamilton, MI / Hamilton Allen Park, MI / Cabrini St. Peters, MO / Fort Zumwalt South Manistee, MI / Manistee Allen Park, MI / Cabrini Archbold, OH / Archbold Omaha, NE / Millard South Defiance, OH / Defiance Omaha, NE / Millard West Macomb, MI / Dakota

cal Name Anna Bondy Rachel Copple Sara Cupp Vanessa Garcia Alyssa Gietl Sam Henderson Kat Hoﬀman Dani Holmes Kelsey Hylen Hannah Klenk Kayla Kos ch Shelby Long Julia Maksym Karyn McCarty Alyssa Schaub Nicole Stalker Katelyn Steﬀel Allayna Stolp Renee Zaccagni

Head Coach: Sunny Jones (3rd Year) Assistant Coach: Alison Hess (3rd Year) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Larry Boyles Athle c Trainer: Lainee Bisbee Pronuncia ons: Karyn McCarty - karr-INN Zaccagni = za-CONN-e Gietl = GEE-Till (so “g” sound) Maksym = MACK-sum

Coaching s ta f f

Head Coach

Sunny Jones: Ashland, 2000, 3rd Season Career Record: 57-119-1 (4 Years) UDM Record: 10-76 (2 Years) SUNNY JONES Sunny Jones will begin her third year as the head coach of the Detroit Titan softball team in the upcoming 2011-12 season. Jones served as the assistant softball coach at Toledo for three seasons prior to joining Detroit taking on her new position July 1, 2009. “Coach Jones has a wealth of experience as a coach, and she was standout college player as well. Her leadership as a coach and recruiter, at many different levels, has been tremendous. As a player, her competitiveness and talent garnered her numerous national awards and nominations. She knows what it takes to win, and I am confident that she’ll take this program to the next level,” said athletic director Keri Gaither. Prior to her stint on the Toledo staff, where she served as the Rockets’ recruiting and scouting coordinator, Jones served as head softball coach at Hillsdale College. During the two seasons with the Chargers, Jones racked up 47 victories and guided the team to back-to-back appearances in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament. Her initial collegiate experience came as an interim head coach/

Head Coach

Jones sƟll holds eight season and seven career records from her playing days at Ashland

assistant coach at Concordia (MI) University from 2002-04, where she was responsible for all aspects of the team management, including recruiting and fundraising while also coaching her players.

in 1999 and was also invited to compete in the U.S. Olympic Team tryouts the same year. In addition, she was named the GLIAC Player of the Year in 1996 and 1997.

“I’m looking forward to moving this program in a competitive direction. I feel that this year’s focus needs to be improvement every game and team consistency. We have players that thrive on winning and that’s the kind of attitude that is necessary to win,” stated Jones.

Following her collegiate career, Jones played professionally for the Akron Racers of the WPSL in 1999, while serving as the lead hitting instructor at the Doug Gillis Softball Academy before entering the college coaching ranks.

A 2000 Ashland University graduate who majored in Physical Education and Health Education, Jones was named the NCAA Division II Player of the Year as a senior in 1999 and earned first-team AllAmerica honors as a centerfielder in each of her four seasons with the Eagles (1996-1999). She was a finalist for the Honda Woman of the Year Award

In October 2010, she received a distinguished honor from her alma mater as she was inducted into the Ashland Hall of Fame. The former Sunny Litteral, Jones still holds eight season and seven career records at Ashland and finished her Eagle career with a .450 batting average and 44 home runs.

Assistant Coaches

Alison Hess: 3rd Season

ALISON HESS Ali Hess returns to the University of Detroit Mercy softball coaching staff as a graduate assistant coach for her third season in the 2011-12 campaign. Prior to Detroit, Hess spent time at the University of Toledo where she played under current Titans head coach Sunny Jones, Hess earned three varsity letters as a catcher/first baseman. In 132 career games she recorded a .275 batting average. In 2007 Hess set the school’s single-season record for the most times hit by pitch (17) and reached third on the Rockets’ singleseason list with seven home runs. She also holds the career record for times hit by pitch with 34. “Ali brings with her a lot of knowledge about the game in general, and she’s a good teacher,” said Jones. “She has experience behind the plate and she’ll be able to call games for us. Beyond that, I think her knowledge of the game at the collegiate level will be good for all of our players.” A native of Omaha, NE, Hess majored in business with a marketing emphasis at Toledo and will work towards her MBA in addition to her coaching duties. She will work primarily with pitchers and catchers while assisting Jones in recruiting.

Assistant Coaches Larry Boyles joins the 2011-12 University of Detroit Mercy so ball staﬀ for his third year a er over 20 years of service as a high school so ball coach. Currently, Boyles coaches U16 so ball for the South Lyons Stealth travel team. He also serves as the assistant coach for the freshman football team and is in his second year of coaching junior varsity basketball at South Lyons High School.

LARRY BOYLES Volunteer Assistant, 3rd Season

From 2000-03 Boyles was an assistant to current UDM head coach Sunny Jones at Novi High School in Novi, MI. “I’ve known and worked with Larry for 10 years now,” Jones said. “He loves the game and loves being able to share what he knows with kids. He’s going to bring a lot of energy and enthusiasm with him whenever he’s around.”

2012 Detroit Titans

Front Row: (Le to Right) Hannah Klenk, Sara Cupp, Allayna Stolp, Vanessa Garcia, Karyn McCarty, Alyssa Schaub, Kat Hoﬀman Second Row: Courtney Day, Rachel Copple, Katelyn Steﬀel, Nicole Stalker, Alyssa Gietl, Shelby Long, Kelsey Hylen Third Row: Anna Bondy, Julia Maksym, Renee Zaccagni, Kayla Kos ch, Sam Henderson, Dani Holmes Back Row: Graduate Assistant Coach Alison Hess, Head Coach Sunny Jones, Volunteer Assistant Coach Larry Boyles

2012 Season Preview The 2012 Titans look to build oﬀ the experience from last season. The s ll young Titans lost just two starters and have several talented freshmen ready to step in immediately in a compe ve Horizon League. UDM Head Coach Sunny Jones, now entering her third season in the Titan dugout, returns 10 letterwinners from last season’s squad and adds eight freshmen to the fold. Included in the mix are a pair of seniors-- ou ielder Renee Zaccagni and middle infielder Rachel Copple-- both of whom will be looked upon to provide leadership as the lone upperclassmen on the squad. Copple is the team’s top returning hi er, a er a 2011 season that saw her hit .317 with a team-best 19 runs scored. The Dearborn Heights, Mich. nave had a team-best 13 mul -hit games, including a four-hit game last season. She patrols the shortstop posi on for Detroit.

Freshman Kat Hoﬀman

Zaccagni, who made the transi on to the ou ield last season, was the star ng centerfielder for all 44 games for the Titans. She made it a smooth one, commi ng just three errors all season. Returning Horizon League All-Newcomer Team member Sara Cupp will be u lized for her versa lity. She will see me at first base, but has played some third and may be called on to help solidify a catching posion that has been decimated by injuries early. Cupp really came on at the end of last season, recording hits in four of the final five game including a 4-for-7 eﬀort in the three-game series against Wright State. Her big bat helped the Titans earn a doubleheader sweep over the Raiders, with key hits and a two-run blast in the capper. Sophomores Karyn McCarty and Julia Maksym will handle a lions’ share of the work in the pitching circle. The duo combined to make 24 starts last season and will be called upon to eat innings as the experienced hurlers of the group. Freshman Alyssa Schaub

2012 Season Preview SENIOR SOFTBALLERS: Infielder Rachel Copple and ou ielder Renee Zaccagni were two of three Titans to start all 44 games last season and the duo enters their final collegiate campaign as the lone seniors on the squad. Copple played both middle infield posions last season while Zaccagni made the transi on to the ou ield and was the everyday star ng centerfielder. NEW FACES: The Titans welcome nine new faces to the roster this year, eight freshmen and a sophomore transfer. The new Titans hail from Michigan (Vanessa Garcia, Sam Henderson, Kat Hoﬀman, Kayla Kos ch), Ohio (Dani Holmes, Alyssa Schaub) and Nebraska (Kelsey Hylen, Nicole Stalker, Allayna Stolp).

Sophomore Sara Cupp

IT’S ALWAYS “SUNNY” IN DETROIT: Head coach Sunny Jones enters her third year at the helm of the Titans. Jones again will mentor a very young squad with just two seniors, seven sophomores and eight freshmen eligible to play in 2012. She is assisted by Alison Hess and volunteer coach Larry Boyles, who both begin year three in the Titan red. OMAHA CONNECTION: Three of the freshmen on this year’s squad all hail from Omaha, Neb. Kelsey Hylen, Nicole Stalker and Allayna Stolp each call the Cornhusker State home, but a ended three diﬀerent high schools. TEAMMATES AGAIN: Several Detroit players are reunited with former high school teammates. Karyn McCarty and Rachel Copple each went to Cabrini High School (Allen Park, Mich.) and welcome sophomore transfer Kayla Kos ch to the mix. Incoming freshmen Vanessa Garcia and Kat Hoﬀman are fellow Milan (Mich.) High School grads. Freshman Vanessa Garcia

M e e t t h e 2 012 d e t r o i t t i ta n s

CLASS: SENIOR #8 RACHEL COPPLE POSITION: INFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MICH./CABRINI

RACHEL COPPLE

2011: Brought in the 10th and deciding run in a 10-9 comeback win over South Dakota (Mar. 8)... Scored three runs and went 3-3 with a walk against Eastern Michigan (Mar. 29, game two) with a double... Went 4-4 at the plate against Green Bay (Apr. 23, game two) with three singles and a double along with two RBI... Ended the Wright State game (Apr. 30, game two) with a walk-off single to center that capped off a two-game doubleheader sweep of the Raiders... Copple’s leadoff single in the bo om of the fourth in the season finale against Loyola (May 8) gave her a team-best 38 hits on the season. She also led the Titans in runs with 19 and was part of a three-way e for the Detroit lead in doubles with seven... One of three (Sara Cupp, Renee Zaccagni) Titans to start all 44 of the team’s games on the year... Was hit-by-pitch team-high 12 mes on the year including six mes in conference games... Member of the Horizon League’s 2010 Fall and 2011 Spring Academic Honor Roll... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll... Named an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete.

2010: Started in all 42 games at shortstop... Tallied five hits in the first seven games of the season... Recorded a three-hit game including a run and an RBI in a 9-2 win over U-M Dearborn (March 19)... Had a two-RBI game in the back-end of a doubleheader against Green Bay on April 10... Member of the Horizon League’s 2009 Fall and 2010 Spring Academic Honor Roll... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. 2009: Started 35 games at shortstop for the Titans... Notched 17 hits, scored five runs, and drove in two for Detroit... Compiled an .851 fielding percentage... Tied for second on the team in sacrifice bunts (3) and sacrifice flies (1)... Tallied first collegiate hit against Fairfield (March 2), a game in which she went 3-for-4... Recorded another mul -hit game the following day with two hits against Saint Francis (PA) (March 3)... Had a season-high seven assists against IPFW (March 24). High School: Four-year le erwinner as the star ng shortstop for Allen Park Cabrini... Hit .367 as a junior in 2007 with a .467 slugging percentage and 31 RBI... Was a member of a squad that set a state record with 80 straight victories, including outscoring its opponents 366-1 en route to a 35-0 season and a repeat as the Division 4 State Champions... The one run allowed in 2007 is a na onal record for fewest runs allowed... Only made one error all season to post a .947 fielding percentage... All-Catholic High School League (CHSL) selecon, All-District, All-Region, All-Downriver selec on and All-State Honorable Men on... As a sophomore in 2006, led team to undefeated Division 4 State Championship... All-CHSL, All-District, and All-Region selecon... Hit .319 with 28 RBI and .416 slugging percentage... Commi ed only two errors all season with a .943 fielding percentage... During her senior campaign in 2008, led Monarchs to 37-3-1 record before losing in the Division 3 state tle game... Hit .257 with 23 RBI and was named All-District, All-League, and All-Downriver. Personal: Full name is Rachel Therese Copple... Daughter of Pat and Jeanne Copple... Has a sister, Molly... Born in Southfield, MI... Majoring in nursing.

CLASS: SENIOR #7 RENEE ZACCAGNI POSITION: OUTFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: MACOMB, MICH./DAKOTA 2011: Recorded first mul -RBI game with a two-RBI double in an eight-run comeback win in the top of the seventh against South Dakota (Mar. 8)... Recorded two RBI vs. Canisius (Apr. 5, game two) and added first mul -hit game of the season. Went 2-3 with a walk against the Golden Griﬃns with two singles with the second single bringing in two runs in a seven-run inning... Worked a team-best eight walks in conference games... One of three Titans (Rachel Copple, Sara Cupp) to start all 44 games... Member of the Horizon League’s 2010 Fall and 2011 Spring Academic Honor Roll... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll... Named an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete.

RENEE ZACCAGNI

2010: Started in all 42 games at third base... Had a three-game hit streak star ng March 9 vs. St. Louis. During that streak had a stretch of six out of eight games with a hit including three RBI... Registered a two-RBI double against UIC (May 2) as part of a three-run inning for the Titans... Member of the Horizon League’s 2009 Fall and 2010 Spring Academic Honor Roll... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. 2009: Played in 18 games, star ng 10... Saw me both in the pitcher’s circle and in the ou ield... Recorded six hits at the plate, scored two runs, hit one double and drove in one run... Tossed 46.0 innings from the circle, with two starts, one complete game and struck out six ba ers... Earned only win of the season in the circle against Youngstown State (April 2) throwing a complete game. High School: Four-year le erwinner in so ball... A two-year le erwinner in volleyball and one-year in basketball... Three- me All-District selec on (2005-08)... Named to All-Macomb Area Conference (MAC) Second Team (2006 & 2007)... All-MAC First Team selec on and MAC Red Most Valuable Player as a senior (2008) pos ng a 1.00 ERA... During sophomore campaign, posted a 2.90 ERA while leading the team in RBI as the cleanup hi er... Also garnered All-Defensive Team honors in volleyball (2007 & 2008). Personal: Full name is Renee Michelle Zaccagni... Daughter of Joe and Carol Zaccagni... Has two sisters, Laura and Marie... Born in Mt. Clemens, MI... Majoring in civil engineering.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #4 ANNA BONDY POSITION: UTILITY /PITCHER BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HS: NEWPORT, MICH./CARLETONͳAIRPORT 2011: In a doubleheader sweep on Apr. 30 over Wright State, pitched two complete games capturing both wins for her first career Horizon League victories. She finished with a 4.57 ERA in the three-game series (Apr. 30- May 1) pitching 18.0 of the team’s 20.0 innings. Also had a combined 10 assists and three putouts against the Raiders... Finished with a team-high 21 appearances and 92.1 innings pitched... Had a 6.60 ERA overall but a lower ERA of 5.56 in 13 conference games. 2010: Made 30 appearances on the mound for Detroit star ng 25 and finishing 11 of them... Pitched a complete game allowing just six hits, two runs (one earned), and striking out two in a 9-2 win over U-M Dearborn (March 19)... Allowed six hits and two walks striking out four in a loss at Central Michigan (March 24)... Had just 19 plate appearances totaling three hits, four walks, and a HBP for a team-high .333 OBP... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll.

ANNA BONDY

High School: Earned four varsity le ers in so ball at Airport... Named to the All-Region, AllDistrict teams, and All-Huron League teams... Also took home All-Academic All-State honors... Tabbed the MVP of the Madonna Classic Tournament... Played two years of club so ball for the Michigan Generals and one year with Compuware... Placed ninth at na onals as a member of Compuware. Personal: Daughter of Eric and Robin Bondy... Born in Monroe... Has three brothers, Eric, Tyler, and Trace and one sister, Megan... Major is undecided.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #6 KARYN MCCARTY POSITION: PITCHER /OUTFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: ALLEN PARK, MICH./CABRINI 2011: First career win was also Detroitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first of the season pitching a complete game five-hi er with just one run (unearned) with two walks and five strikeouts against Indiana State (Mar. 6) in a 2-1 decision... Second win came against South Dakota (Mar. 8) as she came on in relief to pitch the final four innings allowing two hits and two walks with one earned run and five strikeouts in a 10-9 win...First collegiate hit came in third game of the season against Lehigh (Mar. 7) with a single in the bo om of the sixth... Her first RBI came the next game against Penn (Mar. 7) in the top of the fourth inning with an RBI single to right field as part of a three-run inning... First career KARYN MCCARTY home run and mul -RBI game came against Temple (Mar. 8) in the bo om of the sixth... Managed first mul -hit contest with a pair of singles vs. Manha an (Mar. 11)... First three-RBI game came against Canisius (Apr. 5, game two) as she hit a pinch-hit three-run home run to right center field in a seven-run Titan seventh that forced the game into extra innings... First ever triple came in the first inning against Green Bay (Apr. 24)... Finished 2-3 at the plate with a walk against Cleveland State (May 4, game two) with a single and an RBI double... Ended the year ed for second on the team in extra base hits with three home runs, a triple, and five doubles... Named to the Athle c Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll. Prior to Detroit: Named All-Catholic League and All-District three mes... An honorable menon All-State performer in 2009... In 189.2 innings pitched she has recorded 279 strikeouts and posted a record of 26-4 and an ERA of 1.07... In 2007, set a career-high with 22 strikeouts in a game... Played four years for the Michigan Generals and has been a member of the SGS Magic for two seasons, earning fi h-place at ASA Na onals in 2009... In addi on to so ball, earned two le ers in basketball, one in volleyball and swimming at Cabrini... Her team went undefeated in league play in 2007 and 2008 and also took home league championships in 2007, 2008, and 2009. Personal: Daughter of Tony and Leslie... Born in Wyando e, MI... Has a brother Tony... Major is psychology... Enjoys reading and swing dancing in addi on to so ball... Member of the Na onal Honor Society in high school.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #9 KATELYN STEFFEL POSITION: CATCHER/THIRD BASE BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: DEFIANCE, OHIO/DEFIANCE 2011: First hit was also first RBI and home as she hit a solo home run in the first inning against Lehigh (Mar. 7) hi ng in the two-spot in the lineup... Also added two hits against Lehigh for first mul -hit game and three-hit performance... Had a second three-hit game against Wayne State (Mar. 31, game one) hi ng in the leadoff spot including an RBI single up the middle in the second inning... Went 1-3 with a double and walk in the first game of a doubleheader vs. Canisius (Apr. 5) and went 1-3 with a single and two walks in the second game vs. the Golden Griffins... Had a two-RBI double against Cleveland State (May 4, game two)... Started in 43 of team’s 44 KATELYN STEFFEL games on the season and was also ed for the team lead with eight conference walks... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll... Named an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete. Prior to Detroit: Can play catcher and third baseman... Owns a career ba ng average of .470 with six home runs and 52 RBI... Was a team captain during the 2008 and 2009 seasons and was also an All-Western Buckeye League (WBL) honorable men on selec on in 2008... AllDistrict honorable men on performer in 2009... In 2009, her team was the WBL Champions and she earned All-League and All-District first team honors in addi on to receiving an AllState honorable men on... She was named the team’s Most Valuable Offensive Player in her senior year a er earning four varsity le ers in so ball and one le er in volleyball at Defiance Senior High School. Personal: Daughter of Ed and Joan... Has a brother, Tony who played baseball at Ohio University... Born in Toledo, OH... Major is nursing... Was part of DECA and band in high school... Enjoys water skiing, reading and hanging out with friends.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #10 ALYSSA GIETL POSITION: THIRD BASE/UTILITY BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: PLYMOUTH, MICH./LADYWOOD 2011: First collegiate hit came in the third game of the season in the top of the sixth inning with a single up the middle against Penn (Mar. 7)... First career mul -hit game came two games later against Temple (Mar. 8) as she singled in her last two plate appearances of the day... Her first collegiate home run came Apr. 2 in the second of three games vs. Butler. She hit a grand slam to center field in the fi h inning to cut the Butler lead to 7-6 in an eventual 8-6 defeat... Walked three mes in four plate appearances in game one against Canisius (Apr. 5)... Scored the game-winning run coming in from third base on a walk-oďŹ&#x20AC; single in the bo om of the seventh from Rachel Copple ALYSSA GIETL in a 7-6 win over Wright State (Apr. 30, game two)... Hit a double against Loyola (May 7, game two) and also scored a run... Started in 43 of teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 44 games on the season. Prior to Detroit: Earned four varsity le ers in so ball at Ladywood... As a sophomore, garnered All-League, and All-District honors in addi on to being named the team MVP... During her junior year, was an All-State honorable men on selec on at first base and was also named to the All-Area second team... Captured the Team Spirit Hustle Award that year... As a junior and senior, earned All-Catholic League, All-District, and All- Region honors... In her final high school season, took home All-State first team honors at first base, was named to the All-Area first team... Was recognized as the team MVP... Selected to the Michigan High School So ball Coaches Associa on (MHSSCA) Senior All-Star Game a er hi ng hit .421 with 61 hits, including 15 doubles and 52 RBI, her senior season... Throughout her high school career, she averaged a .406 clip with 195 hits 54 doubles and 173 RBI... Was a team captain her last three years. Personal: Daughter of Kathy and Jim... Has three siblings, Ka e, Andria, and Jamie... A dental hygiene major... Was part of the Na onal Art Honor Society... Lists the Division 2 State Finals vs. Niles and capturing the 2009 Amateur So ball Associa on State Championship as her biggest thrills in sports.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #11 JULIA MAKSYM POSITION: PITCHER/OUTFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: MANISTEE, MICH./MANISTEE 2011: Picked up her first career win in the circle in a 3-2 win over Wagner (Mar. 11) pitching a complete game allowing just two runs (one earned) walking no one... Her second win came the next day in a 5-1 victory over Lafaye e holding the opposi on to one earned run over nine hits in seven innings... Started first game at a posi on other then pitcher against Bowling Green (Apr. 20, game two) ge ng the call to play in right field... First collegiate hit came with a single in the third inning in the next game against Green Bay (Apr. 23, game one) in her fi h career plate appearance... Also collected her first RBI and mul -hit game with an RBI single in a seven-run inning for DeJULIA MAKSYM troit... Closed out the year for Detroit pitching two complete games against Loyola (May 7-8) allowing just five earned runs in the two games and striking out a season-high seven... Finished second on the team with 20 appearances and 90.2 innings pitched on the season... Named to the Athle c Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll... Named an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete. Prior to Detroit: Holds the Michigan High School Athle c Associa on (MHSAA) record in strikeouts (1,126), career wins (94), and season wins (34)... Named All-Conference in 2007 and 2008... Named to the MHSSCA All-District team in 2008, 2009, and 2010... Earned 2009 and 2010 MHSSCA All-Region team honors... She was on the 2010 MHSSCA All-State First Team and helped her squad to the 2008, 2009, and 2010 MHSAA District So ball Championships... Earned the MHSSCA Academic All-State Team Award in 2009 and 2010... Holds many of her high school records including the top three single-season marks for strikeouts in a season, throwing 11 no-hi ers, including four in each 2009 and 2010, and from 2007-2010, she was named her team MVP at Manistee... Earned varsity le ers in four diďŹ&#x20AC;erent sports at Manistee High School capturing one in swimming, two in cross country, three in basketball, and four in so ball. Personal: Daughter of Paul and Debra... Has a sister, Jackie... Born in Minot, ND... Major is nursing... Was part of the Na onal Honor Society and Student Council in high school... Enjoys swimming, exercising, and the beach.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #12 SARA CUPP POSITION: FIRST BASE/CATCHER BATS: SWITCH THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: HARTLAND, MICH./MILFORD 2011: Recorded her first collegiate hit on Mar. 6 with a single against Bryant at the Rebel Spring Games in her first game and second at bat... Tallied first mul -hit and mul -RBI game vs. South Dakota (Mar. 8) with a 2-3 performance with a walk... In the three game series with Wright State (Apr. 30 - May 1), she finished 4-7 (.571) at the plate with three walks (two inten onal) and a 1.286 slugging percentage. She had three RBI with an on-base percentage of .700. She added a pair of doubles and also belted her first collegiate home run with a two-run blast in game two of the series... Finished the 2011 campaign with hits in four of her last five games including SARA CUPP doubles in back-to-back games against the Horizon League regular season champion Loyola. Cupp went 1-3 at the plate in both games of the doubleheader vs. the Ramblers (May 7)... Finished the year in a three-way e for the team lead with seven doubles and a team-best eight RBI in Horizon League games... One of three (Rachel Copple, Renee Zaccagni) Titans to start in all 44 games... Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer team... Named to the Athle c Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll... Named an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete. Prior to Detroit: Was recognized as the team MVP in her final two seasons at Milford... Garnered Academic All-State honors in 2009 and 2010 and All-Conference Academic honors all four of her years as a Maverick... Tabbed as All-Conference and All-Area at first base in 2009 before moving to catcher in her junior and senior years, where she was named All-Conference, All-Area and All-District a er ba ng .596... Set Milfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s single-season home run record with seven long balls as a senior and holds the school record with 12 career homers... Took home a varsity le er for soccer her senior year making the Academic All-State Team, earning All-State Academic individual honors, and being recognized as an All-Conference Keeper. Personal: Daughter of Bonnie Engel... Has a brother Josh and sister Kayla... Born in Royal Oak, MI... Served as the fund raising chair of the Na onal Honor Society, helping raise over $11,000 for a young cancer vic m... Served as a counselor for so ball and soccer clinics and is also a lifeguard...Volunteers at her church and enjoys spending me with her dog Buddy... Major is nursing.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #16 HANNAH KLENK POSITION: OUTFIELD BATS: SWITCH THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: HAMILTON, MICH./HAMILTON

HANNAH KLENK

2011: First career hit came in first game at Wayne State (Mar. 31) in the top of the second to le center field... Also recorded her first mul -run game in that Wayne State contest scoring two runs on the day... Kept the Titans alive against Wright State (Apr. 30) in the backend of the doubleheader in the ninth inning bea ng out a fielder’s choice at first. Detroit won the game two ba ers later with a walkoﬀ single... Collected a hit leading oﬀ the bo om of the seventh inning vs. Cleveland State (May 4, game one) and came around to score Detroit’s second run of the game... Named to the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll... Named an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete.

Prior to Detroit: Has the most pitching wins in Hamilton history with 70 victories... Named All-Conference in her final three seasons and All-Area, All-County, AllDistrict and All-Region twice... As a senior, she compiled a 21-4 record with a 2.15 ERA and struck out 224 ba ers in 150 innings... Will add depth in the middle infield, ou ield, and brings great speed to the basepaths for the Titans... In addi on to four years of varsity so ball, also earned two le ers in volleyball and two in basketball. Personal: Daughter of Kim and Rob... Born in Holland, MI... Has two younger siblings, Maddie and Meri... Major is nursing... Enjoys being part of a team and compe ng as both part of a team and as an individual.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #22 SHELBY LONG POSITION: CATCHER BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: ST. PETERS, MO./FORT ZUMWALT

SHELBY LONG

2011: First collegiate hit came in a three-hit performance against South Dakota (Mar. 8) in a 3-4 day including her first career RBI with a single in the eight-run Titan seventh part of the Detroit 10-9 comeback win... First collegiate home run came in the home opening series against Saginaw Valley (Mar. 20) in game two. In the sixth inning, she hit a three-run blast out to center field... Hit Detroitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second grand slam of the season in the sixth inning against Canisius (Apr. 5) in game two with a shot over the le field wall... Had a second threehit game at Youngstown State (Apr. 13, game one)... Hit a three-run home run vs. Green Bay (Apr. 23, game one) to le field as part of a seven-run sixth inning... Finished the 2011 campaign second on the team with three home runs and 16 RBI... Named to the Athle c

Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll. Prior to Detroit: Long garnered first-team All-District, All-Conference, and All-Region honors as a junior... As a senior, was named to the All-Conference second team and also to the AllDistrict team... Was All-Academic all four years and earned three le ers in track and field as a discus thrower... Played three years for the St. Louis Chaos club team. Personal: Daughter of Michelle and Vincent... Born in Lincoln, NE... Has a sister Sidney... Majoring in secondary educa on... Lists her biggest thrills as almost making it to state her senior year and also having the opportunity to play at UDM.

CLASS: FRESHMAN #19 VANESSA GARCIA POSITION: INFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: MILAN, MICH./MILAN Prior to Detroit: A ended Milan High School with fellow freshman Kat HoďŹ&#x20AC;man... Named to the All-League second team in 2010 and earned All-League honorable men on honors in 2008 and 2009... Also took home All-District honorable men on accolades and scholar athlete awards from 2008-10... Recognized as an All-State Academic in 2008 and 2009.

VANESSA GARCIA

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Personal: Daughter of Jesse and Tina Garcia... Has two siblings, Melissa and Samantha... Born in Bellflower, CA... Also earned varsity le ers in volleyball at Milan... Relishes the compe on of sports, being part of a team and con nuously working to improve... Enjoys ceramics, poetry and being part of her church youth group... Major is

CLASS: FRESHMAN #23 SAM HENDERSON POSITION: UTILITY BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: HANCOCK, MICH./HANCOCK Prior to Detroit: The Hancock na ve earned two le ers in high school on the varsity so ball team... School started its so ball program in 2009 but she was unable to play that inaugural year as a sophomore due to injury... Came back her junior year and was named a team co-captain for junior and senior years... Garnered AllDistrict team honors and was recognized as the team MVP in both seasons... Over a span of 24 games, led her team in all categories except for ba ng average which she finished second hi ng .439. Personal: Daughter of Susan and Brian Henderson... Has one sibling, Daniel... Earned le ers for alpine skiing, golf and track and field in high school... Captured the Individual Skiing State Championship her freshman year and led her team to Skiing State Championship her junior year... Par cipated in Junior Olympics as a skiier in 2006... Born in Hancock... Major is biology.

SAM HENDERSON

CLASS: FRESHMAN #21 KAT HOFFMAN POSITION: OUTFIELD/PITCHER BATS: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: MILAN, MICH./MILAN Prior to Detroit: A ended Milan with fellow freshman Vanessa Garcia... Finished with a .525 ba ng average her senior year helping her squad reach the State Finals for the first me in school history... In 2011, was named Division 2 Miss So ball Pitcher, Monroe Evening News Player of the Year and the Heritage News Player of the Year... Owns school career marks for hits (205), ERA (1.13), wins (87), strikeouts (898) and stolen bases (90)... Also established single season records for hits (69-2011), runs (51-2010), stolen bases (37-2011), walks (23-2010), wins (29-2011) and ERA (0.49- 2011)... Helped her Milan team to the 2009 and 2010 Huron League Championships... In KAT HOFFMAN 2010, the Big Reds reached the District Championships and the Regional Finals... Garnered First Team All-League, All-Region, and AllDistrict all four years... Earned an All-State honorable men on in 2010... Also earned a single le er in varsity basketball and was named to Academic All-Conference team. Personal: Daughter of Tom and Denise HoďŹ&#x20AC;man... Enjoys the compe on and pressure situa ons in sports... In her free me, enjoys running, reading, and traveling... Born in Ann Arbor... Major is mathema cs.

CLASS: FRESHMAN #2 DANI HOLMES POSITION: OUTFIELD BATS: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: OREGON, OHIO/CLAY Prior to Detroit: Named to the All-City League first team and the AllDistrict first team in both 2009 and 2010 for the Toledo City League while at Clay High School... Her team was also the District One Regional runner-up in 2009... Was part of an Eagles team that started the 2010 season ranked number in the state... Played with the Lady Lasers club team helping them to the 2009 and 2010 Amateur So ball Associa on (ASA) Na onals.

DANI HOLMES

Personal: Daughter of Laurie and Bill Holmes... Has one sibling, Brandy... Also earned le ers in volleyball and soccer at Clay... Born in Oregon, OH... Major is undecided.

CLASS: FRESHMAN #17 KELSEY HYLEN POSITION: INFIELD/OUTFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: OMAHA, NEB./PAPILLION LAVISTA Prior to Detroit: Played at Class-A high school Papillion-Lavista in Papillion, Nebraska... As a hi er, she had a streak of 875 consecu ve at bats without a strikeout... Spent me on the roster for the Omaha Quakes club team for eight years and was named the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Most Valuable Player three years in a row...

KELSEY HYLEN

Personal: Daughter of Roger and Karlene Hylen... Has three siblings, Bri any, Courtney, and Lindsey... Enjoys the big games and the pressure that comes with those contests... Likes to play so ball, run and work... Born in Omaha, NE... Major is business.

CLASS: FRESHMAN #1 ALYSSA SCHAUB POSITION: OUTFIELD/INFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: ARCHBOLD, OHIO/ARCHBOLD Prior to Detroit: At Archbold, was named to the North West Ohio Athle c League first team and District Seven first team in 2010 helping the Blue Streaks to the state semifinals... As a junior, she hit .462 with 34 RBI, including a leadoďŹ&#x20AC; home run in the regional final... Also had 24 stolen bases that season. Personal: Daughter of David and Denise... Has one sibling, Chris... Was born in Toledo, OH... Earned le ers in basketball and volleyball in high school... Enjoys swimming and par cipa ng in any compe ve sport... Lists being a state semifinalist and playing in a regional ALYSSA SCHAUB final volleyball game as her biggest thrills to date... Her great uncle previously a ended Detroit gradua ng in 1944 and 1946 with two separate degrees... A biology major in the pre-physician assistant program.

CLASS: FRESHMAN #3 ALLAYNA STOLP POSITION: OUTFIELD BATS: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: OMAHA, NEB./MILLARD WEST Prior to Detroit: Earned four varsity le ers in so ball at Millard West... Helped her team to three consecu ve state finals appearances... Named All-League Honorable Men on in 2009... Named All-Division in 2010... Was also part of the Quakes Club Team for five years.

ALLAYNA STOLP

Personal: Daughter of Gregory and Jennifer Stolp... Has three brothers, Payton, Raef and Brody... Also earned le ers in track in high school... Was part of FCA, campus life, DECA and intramural sports at Millard West... Enjoys art, running and working out, music, watching movies and spending mes with friends... Born in Fairfield, CA... Major is psychology.

CLASS: SOPHOMORE #5 KAYLA KOSTICH POSITION: CATCHER/FIRST BASE BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: ALLEN PARK, MICH./CABRINI 2010-11: As a freshman at Eastern Michigan, started 27 of 29 games collec ng 15 hits, two home runs and eight RBI’s over the course of the year. High School: A four-year so ball le erwinner at Cabrini... Helped her team to a Division 3 State Championship in 2007, and also Division 3 runner-up finishes in both 2008 and 2010... Took home All-District, All-Region, All-Downriver and All-League honors all four years... Garnered All-Catholic League status three mes and All-State twice... She was named a Division 3 Miss So ball Nominee finishing as the KAYLA KOSTICH runner-up in 2010... Her freshman year was recognized as the Detroit News Dream Team Catcher... Finished high school with a career .450 average and 160 RBI while commi ng just one error over four seasons. Personal: Daughter of Tina and Bill Kos ch... Also was a four- me All-League standout in volleyball at Cabrini... Father Bill was dra ed by the Sea le Mariners organiza on and he spent six combined years playing for the Sea le Mariners and Detroit Tigers’ organiza ons... Born in Trenton... Major is accoun ng.

CLASS: FRESHMAN #13 NICOLE STALKER POSITION: CATCHER/OUTFIELD BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL: OMAHA, NEB./MILLARD SOUTH Prior to Detroit: A ended Class-A Millard South in Omaha, NE helping her team to the state championship in 2010... In 2008, Millard South was the Freshman State Champs and Stalker earned an Honorable Men on for her eﬀorts... Also suited up for club teams Echoes Explosion for three years and made the ASA Na onals, the ASA Northern Na onals, and took first place in the Omaha Metro League... She also played for the Echoes Elite and earned a trip to the ASA Na onals and again took first place in the Omaha Metro League. Personal: Daughter of Mike and Michelle Stalker... Enjoys drawing, watching movies and shopping... Was a student athle c trainer, a peer mentor and part of DECA in high school... Has athle cs roots in the family as her aunt played so ball at the College of Saint Mary’s while her uncle played baseball at Mississippi... Born in Omaha, NE... Major is undecided.

NICOLE STALKER

2011 Review Final 2011 Team Standings Team Loyola Valparaiso Butler Cleveland St. UIC* Wright St. Green Bay Youngstown St. Detroit

Horizon League W L Pct. 16 7 .696 15 7 .682 14 8 .686 13 8 .619 11 9 .550 13 11 .542 10 13 .435 5 16 .238 2 20 .091

Overall W L 26 26 34 21 32 24 29 21 25 24 26 29 24 22 22 24 7 37

Pct. .500 .618 .571 .580 .510 .473 .522 .478 .159

* 2011 Horizon League So ball Champion Horizon League Championship Day 1 (5) UIC 9, (4) Cleveland State 0 (3) Butler 4, (6) Wright State 0 Cleveland State 4, Wright State 2* Day 2 (5) UIC 6, (1) Loyola 2 (8 inn.) (3) Butler 3, (2) Valparaiso 1 Valparaiso 4, Loyola 1* Day 3 Valparaiso 2, Cleveland State 1* UIC 2, Butler 1 Butler 5, Valparaiso 4* Day 4 Butler 1, UIC 0 UIC 5, Butler 3 *losing team eliminated

All-Tournament Team: Tess Sito, CSU Sadie Conner, Valpo Sara Strickland Valpo Jenny Esparza, Butler Jessica Huey, Butler Erin Jackson, Butler Natalie Hernandez, UIC Carly DeMarco, UIC Devin Miller, UIC Coryn Schmit, UIC Ashley Hewe , UIC (MVP) Ba ng Champion: Ashley Hewe , UIC Defensive Player of the Championship: Sadie Conner, Valpo Pitcher of the Championship: Devin Miller, UIC

2011 Horizon League Award Winners Player of the Year - Tess Sito, Cleveland St Newcomer of Year - Bri any Gardner, LU Pitcher of the Year - Jenny Esparza, Butler Coach of the Year - Missy Beseres, Loyola All-League First Team Tess Sito, Cleveland State Erin Falkenberry, Butler Coryn Schmit, UIC Jordan Rutkowski, Valparaiso Lauren Arceneaux, Loyola Sara Strickland, Valparaiso Louie Haney, Wright State Jordan Ingalls, Youngstown State Lauren McNulty, Butler Brooke Andersen, Loyola Carly DeMarco, UIC Alli Rivera, Green Bay (Designated Player) Jenny Esparza, Butler (Pitcher) Bri any Gardner, Loyola (Pitcher) Second Team All-League Mollie Berry, Wright State Dara Toman, Cleveland State Olivia Bell, Loyola China Frost, Wright State Sadie Conner, Valparaiso Natalie Hernandez, UIC Jus ne Shilt, Wright State Erin Jackson, Butler KC Boldt, Valparaiso Chelsea Archer, Wright State Kim Klonowski, Youngstown State (DP) Alex Lagesse, Valparaiso (Pitcher) Keali Engelkens, Loyola (Pitcher) All-Newcomer Team Olivia Bell, Loyola Bri any Gardner, Loyola Shannon Bu s, Green Bay Natalie Hernandez, UIC Amanda Wisniewski, Valparaiso Chelsea Archer, Wright State SARA CUPP, DETROIT Keali Engelkens, Loyola Angie DoerďŹ&#x201E;er, Valparaiso Kacie Rapshus, Wright State Note: The All-League teams are not posi on-specific.

2011 Review The 2011 Titan softball team completed its second season under the helm of head coach Sunny Jones as she fielded a roster of three juniors, one sophomore and nine freshmen. 10 players were new to the team as Jones brought in junior college transfer Whitney Stratton from Muskegon Community College. The young Titans were looking to improve on a 2010 season which saw Detroit score 64 runs total and finish 3-39 overall, including 0-24 in the Horizon League. The 2011 team did just that with a 7-37 overall record and a 2-20 league mark. The Titans surpassed last season’s run total in the 23rd game of the season and finished with 126 on the year. The team started the year with 12 contests in the Rebel Spring Games held in Kissimmee, Fla. Detroit’s first win of the year came in game two of the season with a 2-1 victory over Indiana State on the strength of a freshman Erin Huddleston’s two-RBI single and Karyn McCarty’s five-hit, one unearned run pitching performance. The second win of the season was arguably the biggest of the year as Detroit faced an 8-2 deficit heading into the top of the seventh inning. That seventh saw nine straight Titans come to the plate to start the frame and Detroit finished the inning with two hit-by-pitches, six hits, two walks, and a fielder’s choice for eight runs resulting in the biggest Titan seventh-inning comeback win since a 9-5 road win on May 1, 2008 over Michigan State.

The Titans would finish the Rebel Games with just 10 games, due to rainouts but a 4-6 record on the trip surpassed last season’s win total early. Detroit would take three more wins the rest of the season although there were numerous games where the team was still close until the end. Two big conference wins came on April 30 in a doubleheader sweep over last year’s Horizon League champion Wright State. The Titans had a pair of walk-off victories with a 6-5 win on an opposing error in the opener and a Rachel Copple basesloaded RBI single to center in the second game for a 7-6 win.

2011 Review Copple led the team with a .317 average on the year and Huddleston finished behind her at .286 while leading the team with six home runs and 20 RBI. Huddlestonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s .309 average in 20 Horizon League games was also a team-high. Freshman Sara Cupp was named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team becoming the first player to take the honor since Breanna Sesoko in 2008. Cupp finished the year in a three-way tie for the team lead in doubles with seven and was one of three Titans to start in all 44 games. She finished with the third-best average on the team hitting .260 overall and also had a team-best eight RBI in Horizon League games.

2011 Overall Season Statistics Record: 7-37 Date Opponent

3/6 3/6 3/7 3/7 3/8 3/8 #3/11 3/11 3/12 3/12 3/20 3/20 *3/26 *3/26 *3/27 3/29 3/29 3/31 3/31 *4/2 *4/2 *4/3 4/5 4/5 4/6 4/6 *4/13 *4/13 *4/17 *4/17 4/20 4/20 *4/23 *4/23 *4/24 *4/30 *4/30 *5/1 *5/4 *5/4 *5/5 *5/7 *5/7 *5/8

vs Bryant vs Indiana State vs Lehigh vs Penn vs South Dakota vs Temple vs Manhattan vs Wagner College vs Sacred Heart vs Lafayette SAGINAW VALLEY SAGINAW VALLEY at Valparaiso at Valparaiso at Valparaiso EASTERN MICHIGAN EASTERN MICHIGAN at Wayne State at Wayne State BUTLER BUTLER BUTLER CANISIUS CANISIUS at Central Michigan at Central Michigan at Youngstown State at Youngstown State at UIC at UIC at Bowling Green at Bowling Green at Green Bay at Green Bay at Green Bay WRIGHT STATE WRIGHT STATE WRIGHT STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE LOYOLA LOYOLA LOYOLA

* = Conference game

L W L L W L L W L W L L L L L L L L L L L L W L L L L L L L L L L L L W W L L L L L L L

Home: 3-15

Away: 0-16

Score

Player

0-2 2-1 3-7 4-7 10-9 6-12 1-9 3-2 1-9 5-1 0-8 3-8 0-8 0-10 1-7 0-8 7-15 6-8 2-3 0-9 6-8 1-11 9-8 8-9 0-10 0-11 2-6 0-8 4-7 0-3 0-14 3-8 8-16 2-4 6-13 6-5 7-6 1-11 2-7 4-6 1-5 0-10 2-4 0-2

8 COPPLE, Rachel 18 HUDDLESTON, E 12 CUPP, Sara 22 LONG, Shelby 6 MCCARTY, Karyn 23 STRATTON, Whit 9 STEFFEL, Katelyn 7 ZACCAGNI, Rene 11 MAKSYM, Julia 10 GIETL, Alyssa 16 KLENK, Hannah 17 RUNGE, Anna

Neutral: 4-6

Horizon: 2-20

avg gp-gs 44-44 39-39 44-44 35-35 39-37 43-43 43-43 44-44 12-6 43-43 32-27 3-0

rbi

bb hbp

120 112 123 93 91 107 120 107 15 102 66 1

19 15 13 13 14 14 11 7 4 6 8 2

38 32 32 22 20 23 21 17 2 10 2 0

7 2 7 3 5 7 3 3 0 2 0 0

1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 6 2 3 3 3 1 0 0 1 0 0

11 20 13 16 11 8 7 9 1 6 1 0

7 10 15 9 13 10 16 18 0 9 2 0

12 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Totals

.207

1057

126

219

103

109

Opponents

.365

1256

335

459

304

122

.3 1 7 .2 8 6 .260 .2 3 7 .2 2 0 .2 1 5 .1 7 5 .159 .1 3 3 .0 9 8 .0 3 0 .000

so sb-att 1-1 0-0 0-2 1-1 0-0 1-1 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 284 5-8 139 70-87

25 24 25 24 33 36 34 30 5 22 25 1

LOB - Team (239), Opp (295). DPs turned - Team (10), Opp (12). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). CI - Team (1), LONG 1. IBB - Team (2), CUPP 2. Picked off - ZACCAGNI 1, COPPLE 1, STRATTON 1. Player

6 MCCARTY, Karyn 4 BONDY, Anna 11 MAKSYM, Julia 18 HUDDLESTON, E

era

w-l

5.59 2-5 6.60 2-13 7.33 3-13 7.61 0-6

app gs cg sh sv

12 7 4 21 16 9 20 17 10 11 4 3

0 0 0 0

46.1 75 50 92.1 135 116 90.2 171 109 42.1 78 60

37 87 95 46

21 53 26 22

31 38 34 36

Totals

6.78

7-37

271.2

459

335

263

122

139

Opponents

2.51

37-7

284.0

219

126

102

109

284

PB - Team (8), LONG 5, STEFFEL 3, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (3), LONG 2, MAKSYM 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - LONG (42-50), MAKSYM (29-37), STEFFEL (28-36), BONDY (25-30), HUDDLESTON (11-15), MCCARTY (5-5). Score by innings Detroit Opponents

1 19 44

2 2 49

3 13 49

4 18 54

5 14 59

6 30 43

7 29 34

8 1 3

Total 126 335

Win-loss breakouts: Day 7-37; Night 0-0; vs Left 1-2; vs Right 6-35; 1-run games 6-2; 2-run games 0-7; 5+run games 0-22; Extra inns 0-2; Shutouts 0-13. Current streak: Lost 7; Longest winning streak: 2; Longest losing streak: 12. Attendance: Home 990 (avg 55); Away 2088 (avg 94); Total 3078 (avg 76).

2011 League Season Statistics Record: 2-20 Date Opponent *3/26 *3/26 *3/27 *4/2 *4/2 *4/3 *4/13 *4/13 *4/17 *4/17 *4/23 *4/23 *4/24 *4/30 *4/30 *5/1 *5/4 *5/4 *5/5 *5/7 *5/7 *5/8

at Valparaiso at Valparaiso at Valparaiso BUTLER BUTLER BUTLER at Youngstown State at Youngstown State at UIC at UIC at Green Bay at Green Bay at Green Bay WRIGHT STATE WRIGHT STATE WRIGHT STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE LOYOLA LOYOLA LOYOLA

* = Conference game

L L L L L L L L L L L L L W W L L L L L L L

Home: 2-10

Score

Player

0-8 0-10 1-7 0-9 6-8 1-11 2-6 0-8 4-7 0-3 8-16 2-4 6-13 6-5 7-6 1-11 2-7 4-6 1-5 0-10 2-4 0-2

18 HUDDLESTON, E 8 COPPLE, Rachel 12 CUPP, Sara 6 MCCARTY, Karyn 23 STRATTON, Whit 22 LONG, Shelby 11 MAKSYM, Julia 9 STEFFEL, Katelyn 7 ZACCAGNI, Rene 10 GIETL, Alyssa 16 KLENK, Hannah Totals Opponents

Away: 0-10 avg gp-gs 20-20 22-22 22-22 19-19 22-22 13-13 7-5 22-22 22-22 22-22 16-13 .187 22 .360 22

.3 0 9 .2 5 8 .2 3 1 .1 8 8 .1 8 6 .1 8 2 .1 6 7 .1 4 5 .135 .0 9 4 .0 3 8

Horizon: 2-20 ab

rbi

55 62 65 48 59 33 12 55 52 53 26

6 6 8 8 7 2 2 2 4 4 4

17 16 15 9 11 6 2 8 7 5 1

0 4 4 4 3 0 0 2 2 2 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0

7 5 8 4 4 3 1 5 3 5 0

bb hbp

5 1 4 5 5 1 0 8 8 3 1

520 53 97 627 166 226

21 40

1 1

9 45 32 149

41 63

so sb-att 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 8 162 2-2 14 72 41-51

0 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

14 18 17 17 21 14 4 19 15 12 11

LOB - Team (105), Opp (154). DPs turned - Team (8), Opp (6). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (2), CUPP 2. Picked off - STRATTON 1. Player

era

w-l

4 BONDY, Anna 5. 5 6 6 MCCARTY, Karyn 8. 1 4 11 MAKSYM, Julia 8. 3 7 18 HUDDLESTON, E 10.24

2-8 0-2 0-7 0-3

13 10 6 2 11 9 4 1

6 1 4 1

0 0 0 0

61.2 16.1 42.2 13.2

81 32 84 29

63 23 57 23

49 19 51 20

31 6 16 10

25 11 22 14

Totals Opponents

2-20 20-2

22 22 12 22 22 12

0 7

0 3

134.1 226 166 139 142.0 97 53 48

7.24 2.37

app gs cg sh sv

63 72 41 162

PB - Team (4), STEFFEL 3, LONG 1, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (1), LONG 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - STEFFEL (23-31), MAKSYM (19-23), BONDY (16-20), LONG (18-19), HUDDLESTON (4-6), MCCARTY (2-2). Score by innings Detroit Opponents

1 8 22

2 0 20

3 6 23

4 10 29

5 7 32

6 17 27

7 5 13

Total 53 166

Win-loss breakouts: Day 2-20; Night 0-0; vs Left 0-2; vs Right 2-18; 1-run games 2-0; 2-run games 0-5; 5+run games 0-11; Extra inns 0-0; Shutouts 0-7. Current streak: Lost 7; Longest winning streak: 2; Longest losing streak: 13. Attendance: Home 640 (avg 53); Away 634 (avg 90); Total 1274 (avg 67).

All-Time Year-By-Year Records Year

Overall W L

1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

0 14 12 5 7 1 26 15 27 32 29 37 33 39 26 29 22 18 16 9 14 10 16 15 21 18 18 18 17 12 11 7 3 7 584

10 13 12 24 24 16 18 31 18 21 16 20 18 26 8 22 25 32 27 40 33 35 29 33 23 22 32 33 28 31 28 42 39 37 866

Conference Pct. W

Pct.

Place

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

.000 .518 .500 .172 .226 .059 .591 .326 .600 .604 .644 .647 .647 .600 .765 .569 .468 .360 .372 .184 .298 .222 .356 .313 .453 .440 .360 .353 .377 .279 .282 .143 .071 .159 .403

3 1 3 3 8 13 12 11 7 11 11 8 5 8 14 10 7 14 13 17 24 20 223

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

.571 .900 .700 .750 .200 .278 .143 .214 .417 .083 .083 .333 .583 .346 .427 .411 .650 .176 .235 .150 .000 .091 .312

3rd 4th 1st 1st 1st 1st 4th 1st 1st 2nd 5th T-7th 8th T-7th 4th 7th 7th 5th 3rd 7th 7th 5th 2nd 8th 9th 9th 9th 9th -

4 9 7 9 2 5 2 3 5 1 1 4 7 4 6 7 13 3 4 3 0 2 101

All-Time Titan Coaching Records Sue Kruszewski Pat Hauster Jill Manion Nancy Hannenberg Sue Snover Milton Barnes Nick Stann Linda Mueller Bob Wilkerson Sunny Jones

1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984-91 1992-96 1997-2009 2010-Present

0-10-0 14-13-1 12-12-0 5-24-0 7-24-0 1-16-0 238-168-1 111-114-0 139-275-1 10-76-0

All-Time Roster -A-

Debbie Albrecht............................................................ 1978 Kim Allemon ............................................................2002-03 Connie Angeles ........................................................1998-01 Dana An eau ...........................................................1988-89 Andrea Arnaiz ..........................................................1997-00 Michelle Ashbaugh ..................................................1985-87 Karen Awrylo ...........................................................1985-88

-B-

Michelle Baggio .......................................................2004-07 Adrienne Baran........................................................2003-07 Yvonne Baran...........................................................1980-83 Jessica Barclay .............................................................. 2007 Brenda Barnes .............................................................. 1979 Brandy Barren..........................................................2000-02 Melissa Barre ........................................................2009-10 Cheryl Beaman ........................................................1993-96 Missy Beauregard ....................................................1979-80 Sherry Bell .................................................................... 1983 Joanne Belog ...........................................................1996-99 Sue Bertram.................................................................. 1985 Chris n Bienenstein ................................................2003-06 Mary Beth Biermann ...............................................1982-83 Amy Bigley ...............................................................1993-96 Erin Bjerke ...............................................................1996-99 Amanda Bley ...........................................................2003-06 Anna Bondy ..................................................... 2010-Pres. Davida Boozer..........................................................1981-83 Sandy Breese ...........................................................1981-83 Devon Brisky ............................................................1998-01 Sandy Brown................................................................. 1984 Tracy Bryce (Farlow) ................................................1979-82 Michele Burns............................................................... 1997

-C-

Margaret Cadieux ......................................................... 1985 Jeanne Caloia...........................................................1993-96 Lori Caloia ................................................................1997-00 Cori Castel ...............................................................2003-04 Vicki Cavallaro .............................................................. 1982 Carol Choma ............................................................1985-88 Terri Chre en ...........................................................1980-81 Shamra Clark ................................................................ 2000 Wendy Clark ................................................................. 1986 Tricia Cohoon...........................................................1993-96 Rachel Copple.................................................. 2009-Pres. Cindy Crosbie...........................................................1985-88 Sue Cunningham .......................................................... 1979 Sara Cupp ........................................................ 2011-Pres.

-D-

Raina Dailey .............................................................2001-04 Melanie Davis ..........................................................1999-02 Angie DeFant ................................................................ 1989 Cindy Delbeke..........................................................1978-79 Ann DeLodder............................................................... 1980 Lori Dembinski .........................................................1995-98 Sherri Derocher .......................................................1990-91 Sarah Dickey ............................................................2004-07 Lucy Distelrath .............................................................. 1978 Julie Dunckel ............................................................1985-87

-E-

Teri East ........................................................................ 1979 Teresa Emery ...........................................................1989-92

-F-

Lisa Ferguson ...........................................................2002-05 Becki Jo Finzel ..........................................................1997-98 Leslie Flannagan ........................................................... 1979 Sandra Flannigan .......................................................... 1984 Carle a Flowers............................................................ 1985 Jill Foland .................................................................1994-95 Dawn Forter.............................................................1991-94 Karen Foster ............................................................1983-84 Debbie Frasier .........................................................1986-89

-G-

Vanessa Garcia ................................................ 2012-pres. Alyssa Gietl...................................................... 2011-Pres. Laura Gignac ............................................................1999-02 Courtney Gill........................................................2007-2009 Ruelyn Grabowski ....................................................1993-94 Ann Grady................................................................1988-89 Kristen Gulock .........................................................2008-09

-H-

Peggy Hammerschmidt ...........................................1989-92 Kateri Haney ............................................................1990-91 Jennifer Hanna ........................................................2002-03 Joyce Hanna.............................................................1985-87 Diane Harbour .............................................................. 1980 Debbie Harlukowicz .................................................1991-92 Stefanie Hayes .........................................................1989-92 Debbie Helder .........................................................1994-95 Sam Henderson ............................................... 2012-pres. Amy Hendry .............................................................1995-97 Sarah Hendry ................................................................ 1995 Alecia Hill .................................................................1986-88 Lisa Hillman .................................................................. 1994 Kat HoďŹ&#x20AC;man .................................................... 2012-pres. Dani Holmes .................................................... 2012-pres. Sheila Homic ............................................................1980-82 Laura Hoste..............................................................2006-07 Erica Houthoofd ......................................................2007-10 Jane Hutek ...............................................................1984-85 Erin Huddleston ............................................................ 2011 Kelsey Hylen .................................................... 2012-pres.

-I-

Abby Ignagni ................................................................. 2003

-J-

Chris Jankowski......................................................... 1978-79 Terri Januszkiewicz ....................................................... 1993 Julie Jazdzewski .......................................................1986-88 Marianne Juif...........................................................1978-79

-K-

Cori Kastel................................................................. 1991-94 Mary Jo Kelly ...........................................................1994-97 Sherry Kiselica .........................................................1981-83 Jessie Kish ................................................................2002-05 Deanna Kitchenmaster ............................................1990-93 Katrina Klemp ..........................................................2003-06 Hannah Klenk .................................................. 2011-Pres. Kayla Kos ch ................................................... 2012-pres. Leeza Kozma ............................................................1987-88 Cyndi Krol ................................................................1984-85 Lynn Krupinski .........................................................1980-83 Gail Kubiak .................................................................... 1983 Noel Kudela .............................................................1992-93

-L-

Nancy Laback................................................................ 1979 Dawn Larmi .............................................................1989-90 Chelsea Lathrop .......................................................2008-09 Jessica Liebner .........................................................2007-10 Shelby Long ..................................................... 2011-Pres. Jaura Lyle ...................................................................... 1984

-M-

Cyndi Machlik ..........................................................1987-90 Heather Mack ............................................................... 1998 Julia Maksym................................................... 2011-Pres. Marci Maksymiu ........................................................... 1983 Kris n Mar n...........................................................2003-06 Pa y Mazur .............................................................1984-85 Darneal McAllister ...................................................1985-86 Dana McCarthey ........................................................... 1992 Karyn McCarty................................................. 2011-Pres. Katelyn McCutcheon ...............................................2007-09 Kelley McFarlane .....................................................1986-88 Megan McKay ............................................................... 2009 Caitlin McPartlin ......................................................2007-09 Melanie Megge .......................................................1979-80 Lauren Memmer........................................................... 2008 Gina Menta ..............................................................1989-90 Kari Messina ............................................................2003-06 Linda Mento ................................................................. 1988 Cheryl Miles.................................................................. 1991 Nicole Miller ................................................................. 1989 Kori Morabito ..........................................................1995-98 Stephanie Mordus ...................................................1999-02 Stefanie Morong ........................................................... 2010 Donna Mosley .............................................................. 1978 Brigid Mulroy ................................................................ 2010 Carolyn Muszynski ...................................................1993-96 Libby Muszynski............................................................ 1994

-N-

Debbie Newsome ....................................................1985-89 Jacqueline Nortman ................................................2006-09

-O-

Karen O'Dea.............................................................1997-00 Anna Ollgaard ..........................................................2002-05 Karla Olsen ..............................................................1982-85

-P-

Clarice Pearce ............................................................... 1983 Lori Pelchat ..............................................................1987-91 Jill Perry ...................................................................2007-09 Shannon Perry .............................................................. 1997 Krista Peters.............................................................1998-02 Nancy Phillips ............................................................... 1985 Kristen Piacen ni .......................................................... 2000 Krissy Pitock .............................................................2009-10 Jacqui Pi s ...............................................................1988-91

-R-

Rachel Rancilio ............................................................. 1994 Julie Ranieri .............................................................1989-90 Kaleigh Ra er ..........................................................2005-07 Casey Raska .............................................................2005-06 Kim Redwood ..........................................................1983-86 Teresa Reese ................................................................. 1995 Leah Rickard ............................................................1990-93 Kim Rivard ...............................................................1986-88 Lisa Rockafellow ......................................................1991-93 Dayna Rodrigues......................................................2000-02 Sarah Ro a ..............................................................1988-90 Lindsay Roy ..............................................................2003-06 Anna Runge .................................................................. 2011

-S-

Cris Sanders .............................................................1986-87 Alison Scarfone ........................................................2003-05 Alyssa Schaub .................................................. 2012-pres. Ka e Schaus.................................................................. 2010 Amy Scher................................................................1989-93 Sue Schmidt .............................................................1978-79 Sue Schulte ..............................................................1980-82 Kristen Sclater..............................................................2008Kim Scribner ................................................................. 1978 Breana Sesoko .........................................................2008-09 Louise Shaheen ............................................................ 1985 Kelly Sheridan ..........................................................1995-97 Kelli Short ................................................................2007-08 Kathy Siemiesz .........................................................1984-85 Andrea Sikora ..........................................................2001-04 Ellen Sinclair ............................................................2008-10 Kara Spinelli .............................................................2009-10 Sue Stagner .............................................................1983-87 Nicole Stalker .................................................. 2012-pres. Katelyn SteďŹ&#x20AC;el ................................................. 2011-Pres. Donna Sterling .............................................................. 1986 Pam Stewart ................................................................. 1978 Allayna Stolp ................................................... 2012-pres. Whitney Stra on .......................................................... 2011 Stephanie Strauss ....................................................1999-02 Krista Switzer ...........................................................2004-07

-T-

Denice Tacke .........................................................1988-92 Nichole Taucher .......................................................2000-03 Bridget Teisl .............................................................1998-01 Lisa Terczak ..............................................................1989-90 Amy Theisen ............................................................1990-93 Kristy Thomas ............................................................... 1984 Cathy Tilmann............................................................... 1989 Daisy Tinsley ................................................................. 1978 Chris ne Toth ..........................................................1994-97

-V-

Angie Veronese............................................................. 2000

-W-

Cris Wasserman .......................................................1991-94 Janet Webster..........................................................1996-99 Julie Webster ...........................................................1996-99 Kim Weinberg ............................................................... 1983

-Y-

Gigi Yax ......................................................................... 1979

-Z-

Renee Zaccagni ................................................. 2009-Pres Euice Zazula .............................................................1981-82 Anne Zeiter ..............................................................1984-85 Emily Zoutendyk ......................................................1997-98 *BOLD denotes current Titans*

All-Time Series Records SCHOOL ................................................. W-L Adelphi ...................................................... 0-1 Alabama .................................................... 1-6 Alabama A&M ........................................... 1-0 Albertus Magnus ....................................... 0-1 Aquinas...................................................... 2-0 Arizona State ............................................. 0-1 Army .......................................................... 3-1 Ashland...................................................... 1-0 Aus n Peay ................................................ 1-0 Ball State.................................................... 0-3 Barry .......................................................... 1-0 Baylor ........................................................ 0-1 Belmont ..................................................... 2-3 Bethune-Cookman .................................... 0-4 Bloomsburg ............................................... 0-1 Boston College........................................... 2-5 Boston University ......................................4-1 Bowling Green .........................................7-35 Bradley ...................................................... 2-1 Bryant ........................................................ 0-2 Butler .....................................................28-34 California (PA) ............................................ 1-0 Campbell ................................................... 0-3 Canisius ..................................................... 1-1 Centenary .................................................. 0-1 Central Florida ........................................... 0-1 Central Michigan .....................................2-33 Charleston Southern.................................. 0-1 Cleveland State ........................................8-34 Connec cut ............................................... 1-0 Columbia ................................................... 0-1 Creighton ................................................... 0-7 Davis and Elkins ......................................... 1-0 Dayton .....................................................21-4 Delta CC ..................................................... 2-2 DePaul ....................................................... 5-3 Drexel ........................................................ 0-1 Eastern Kentucky ....................................... 0-1 Eastern Michigan .....................................9-43 E. Tennessee State .....................................1-1 Edinboro .................................................... 1-0 Evansville ...............................................13-15 Fairfield...................................................... 4-6 Ferris State ............................................12-12 Florida A&M .............................................. 0-3 Florida Int'l ................................................ 2-0 Florida State .............................................. 0-3 Fordham .................................................... 5-0 Furman ...................................................... 2-0 Gardner-Webb ........................................... 1-1 Georgetown............................................... 1-0 George Mason ........................................... 1-0 Georgia State ............................................. 3-1 Grand Valley .............................................. 6-9 Hawai'i ....................................................... 0-1 Henry Ford CC.......................................... 7-7* Hillsdale ..................................................... 9-6 Hope .......................................................... 1-0 Holy Cross .................................................. 6-1 Illinois ........................................................ 2-0 Illinois-Chicago ........................................3-47 Indiana....................................................... 1-4

SCHOOL ................................................. W-L IPFW ..........................................................9-4 IUPUI .........................................................6-0 Indiana State .............................................2-5 Iowa ........................................................... 0-1 Iowa State .................................................. 1-0 Jackson CC .................................................6-2 Kent State ..................................................3-5 Kentucky Wesleyan....................................1-1 Lafaye e ....................................................1-0 Lake Michigan CC..................................... 2-0* Lake Superior ...........................................10-2 LaSalle .......................................................9-7 Lehigh ........................................................2-4 Lewis..........................................................2-1 LIU-Brooklyn ..............................................1-0 Longwood ..................................................0-1 Loyola ....................................................28-46 Macomb CC ............................................. 9-3* Madonna ...................................................2-0 Maine ......................................................11-8 Manha an .................................................1-1 Marist ........................................................0-2 Merrimack .................................................0-1 Miami (OH) ................................................0-3 Michigan ..................................................3-22 UM Dearborn ............................................3-1 Michigan State .......................................11-37 Minnesota .................................................0-2 Missouri .....................................................0-3 UMKC.........................................................1-1 UM-St. Louis ..............................................1-1 Monmouth ................................................2-3 Morehead State.........................................1-0 Muskegon CC ........................................... 1-1* Navy...........................................................2-0 Niagara ......................................................0-1 North Carolina ...........................................1-0 UNC Greensboro .......................................4-4 UNC Wilmington ........................................6-3 Northeast Illinois .......................................0-1 Northern Illinois ........................................0-8 Northwestern ............................................0-1 Northwood ..............................................20-3 North Texas................................................0-1 Notre Dame ...........................................10-13 Oakland ...................................................7-14 Oakland CC .............................................. 2-1* Ohio ...........................................................0-3 Ohio State ..................................................0-3 Oklahoma City ...........................................0-1 Oklahoma State .........................................0-1 Penn State .................................................2-4 Pennsylvania ..............................................1-1 Princeton ...................................................1-2 Providence.................................................0-4 Purdue .......................................................0-2 Quinnipiac .................................................1-1 Radford ......................................................3-0 Rhode Island ..............................................2-2 Rider ..........................................................0-1 Robert Morris ............................................5-2 Rutgers ......................................................1-1

SCHOOL ................................................. W-L Sacred Heart ..............................................7-4 St. Clair CC ............................................... 2-0* St. Francis (IL) ............................................4-1 St. Francis (PA) ...........................................1-2 St. John's....................................................1-0 St. Joseph's (PA) .........................................4-0 St. Louis .....................................................9-4 St. Peter's...................................................1-0 Saginaw Valley State ..............................14-10 San Diego State .........................................0-2 Santa Barbara ............................................1-0 Seton Hall ..................................................1-0 Siena ..........................................................1-1 Sienna Heights ...........................................1-0 South Dakota .............................................1-1 South Dakota State ....................................0-1 South Florida .............................................0-3 Southeast Missouri ....................................1-2 Southern Illinois ........................................1-1 SW Missouri State .....................................0-1 Spring Arbor ..............................................2-2 Stephen F. Aus n .......................................0-1 Stetson ......................................................1-5 Tampa ........................................................2-0 Temple .......................................................1-7 Tennessee ..................................................0-1 UT-Cha anooga .........................................1-0 Tennessee Tech..........................................0-1 Texas A&M Corpus Chris .........................0-1 Texas-Arlington ..........................................0-2 Texas Tech ..................................................0-1 Texas State .................................................1-1 Toledo ......................................................6-16 Tulsa ..........................................................1-1 UNLV ..........................................................0-1 Utah ...........................................................0-1 Utah State..................................................0-1 Valparaiso ..............................................16-25 Wagner ......................................................1-0 Wayne State .......................................30-48-2 West Virginia .............................................0-1 Western Carolina .......................................1-2 Western Illinois ..........................................1-5 Western Kentucky .....................................0-6 Western Michigan .................................10-22 Wichita State .............................................0-1 Winthrop ...................................................1-1 UW-Green Bay .......................................19-28 UW-Parkside ..............................................1-2 Wright State ..........................................18-26 Yale ............................................................1-1 Youngstown State ...............................12-13-1 Overall ............................................584-866-3 * - Not counted in overall record

All-Time Career Records Ba ng Records 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

BATTING AVERAGE Gina Menta, 1989-90.................. .389 Kelley McFarlane, 1995-98 ......... .353 Kaleigh Ra er, 2005-07............... .346 Krista Peters, 1998-02................. .319 Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 .............. .316

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Gina Menta, 1989-90.................. .591 Kaleigh Ra er, 2005-07............... .538 Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 .............. .487 Tricia Cohoon, 1993-96............... .462 Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 ........... .455

RUNS BATTED IN Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 ................. 97 Stefanie Hayes, 1989-92 ................ 95 Tricia Cohoon, 1993-96.................. 87 Dawn Forter, 1991-94 .................... 85 Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 .............. 84

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

MOST WALKS Tricia Cohoon, 1993-96 ................199 Adrienne Baran, 2003-07 .............172 Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 ................159 Karla Olsen, 1982-85 ....................156 Peggy Hammerschmidt, 1989-92..........142

STOLEN BASES 1. Jacqui Pi s, 1988-91...................... 92 2. Amy Theisen, 1990-92 ................... 40 Kelley McFarlane, 1986-88 ............ 40 4. Karen Awrylo, 1985-88 .................. 34 5. Lisa Terczak, 1989-90 ..................... 33

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

MOST STRIKEOUTS Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 ................256 Tricia Cohoon, 1993-96 ................252 Lindsay Roy, 2003-06....................191 Adrienne Baran, 2003-07 .............179 Erin Bjerke, 1996-99 .....................165

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

EARNED RUN AVERAGE Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 ...............1.19 Teresa Emery, 1989-92 ................1.32 Carol Choma, 1985-87 ................1.68 PeggyHammerschmidt,1989-92............1.92 Cyndi Machlik, 1987-91...............2.02

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TOTAL BASES Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 ............... 259 Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 ............ 248 Sarah Dickey, 2004-07 ................. 234 Dawn Forter, 1991-94 .................. 221 Devon Briskey, 1998-01 ............... 218 Kaleigh Ra er, 2005-07................ 218

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HITS Sarah Dickey, 2004-07 ................. 206 Krista Peters, 1998-02.................. 197 Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 ............... 168 Stefanie Hayes, 1989-92 .............. 161 Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 ............ 161

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RUNS Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 ............ 106 Sarah Dickey, 2004-07 ................. 100 Jacqui Pi s, 1988-91...................... 93 Karen Awrylo, 1985-88 .................. 86 Andrea Sikora, 2000-03 ................. 85 Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 ................. 85

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APPEARANCES Teresa Emery, 1989-92 .................129 Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 ................114 Carolyn Muszynski, 1993-96 ..........93 Peggy Hammerschmidt, 1989-92............86 Karla Olsen, 1982-85 ......................84

ERRORS 1. Debbie Newsome, 1985-89........... 63 Sarah Dickey, 2004-07 ................... 63 3. Mary Jo Kelly, 1994-97 .................. 60 4. Lori Dombrowski, 1995-98 ............ 59 5. Dawn Forter, 1990-92 ................... 44

DOUBLES Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 ................. 37 Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 .............. 33 Mary Jo Kelly, 1994-97................... 30 Dawn Forter, 1991-94 .................... 29 Joanne Belog, 1996-99 .................. 27

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INNINGS PITCHED Teresa Emery, 1989-92 ..............685.0 Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 .............623.2 Carolyn Muszynski, 1993-96 .........469.2 Karla Olsen, 1982-85 .................455.1 PeggyHammerschmidt,1989-92 ...........438.2

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ASSISTS Debbie Newsome, 1985-89......... 484 Sarah Dickey, 2004-07 ................. 457 Stefanie Hayes, 1989-92.............. 378 Lori Dombrowski, 1995-98 .......... 349 Mary Jo Kelly, 1994-97 ................ 328

TRIPLES Karen Awrylo, 1985-88 .................. 17 Gina Menta, 1989-90..................... 15 Denice Tacke , 1989-92 ................ 12 Cris Wasserman, 1991-94 ................ 9 Debbi Harlukowicz, 1991-92............ 7 Dawn Forter, 1991-94 ...................... 7 Andrea Sikora, 2000-04 ................... 7

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GAMES WON Teresa Emery, 1989-92 ...................74 Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 ..................58 Peggy Hammerschmidt, 1989-92...........38 Carolyn Muszynski, 1993-96 ..........34 Carol Choma, 1985-88 ...................30 Lindsay Roy, 2003-06......................30

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PUT-OUTS Karen Awrylo, 1985-88............. 1,308 Denice Tacke , 1989-92 ........... 1,268 Dayna Rodrigues, 2000-02 ......... 1,039 Kari Messina, 2003-06................. 783 Karen O'Dea, 1997-00 ................. 781

GAMES LOST 1. Karla Olsen, 1982-85 ......................44 Tricia Cohoon, 1993-96 ..................44 3. Erin Bjerke, 1996-99 .......................41 4. Cindy Crosbie, 1985-88 ..................40 Carolyn Muszynski, 1993-96 ..........40

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FIELDING PERCENTAGE Caitlin McPartlin, 2007-09 ......... .983 Kari Messina, 2004-06................ .982 Katrina Klemp, 2004-06.............. .982 Courtney Gill, 2007-09 ............... .976 Kaleigh Ra er, 2005-07 .............. .965

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HOME RUNS Kaleigh Ra er, 2005-07.................. 26 Tricia Cohoon, 1993-96.................. 18 Katrina Klemp, 2003-06 ................. 16 Michelle Baggio, 2004-07 .............. 15 Devon Briskey, 1998-2001 ............. 14

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All-Time Season Records Ba ng Records 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

BATTING AVERAGE Terri East, 1979 ........................... .450 Ellen Sinclair, 2009 ...................... .444 Sarah Dickey, 2007 ..................... .438 Kaleigh Ra er, 2007 ................... .413 Gina Menta, 1990 ...................... .390

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1. Kaleigh Ra er, 2007 ................... .810 2. Terri East, 1979........................... .725 Kaliegh Ra er, 2006 ................... .725 4. Gina Menta, 1989 ...................... .643 5. Adrienne Baran, 2007 ................ .640

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HITS Sarah Dickey, 2007 ........................ 69 Ellen Sinclair, 2009 ........................ 63 Gina Menta, 1990 ......................... 62 Gina Menta, 1989 ......................... 61 Krista Peters, 2001 ........................ 60

RUNS BATTED IN 1. Gina Menta, 1990 ......................... 38 2. Tricia Cohoon, 1996 ...................... 35 Kaleigh Ra er, 2006 ...................... 35 Kaleigh Ra er, 2007 ...................... 35 4. Gina Menta, 1989 ......................... 32 Stefanie Hayes, 1991 ..................... 32 STOLEN BASES Jacqui Pi s, 1991 .......................... 44 Jacqui Pi s, 1990 .......................... 30 Debbie Harlukowicz, 1991 ............ 24 Kelley McFarlane, 1987 ................. 23 Amy Theiesen, 1991 ...................... 21

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MOST STRIKEOUTS Tricia Cohoon, 1995 .................... 103 Krista Peters, 2002 ........................ 86 Cindy Crosbie, 1986 ...................... 78 Erin Bjerke, 1999 ........................... 75 Cindy Crosbie, 1987 ...................... 71

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TOTAL BASES Gina Menta, 1990 ....................... 101 Kaleigh Ra er, 2007 ...................... 98 Kaleigh Ra er, 2006 ...................... 95 Ellen Sinclair, 2009 ........................ 90 Gina Menta, 1989 ......................... 86

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EARNED RUN AVERAGE Teresa Emery, 1992 .................... 0.48 Cindy Crosbie, 1985 ................... 0.68 Cindy Crosbie, 1986 ................... 0.88 Teresa Emery, 1989 .................... 1.05 Leslie Flanagan, 1979 ................. 1.19

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DOUBLES 1. Debbie Harlukowicz, 1991 ............ 14 2. Cris Wasserman, 1993................... 13 Dawn Forter, 1994......................... 13 Cheryl Beaman, 1995 .................... 13 5. Kaleigh Ra er, 2006 ...................... 12 Joanne Belog, 1998 ....................... 12

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HOME RUNS Kaleigh Ra er, 2007 ...................... 14 Kaleigh Ra er, 2006 ...................... 12 Tricia Cohoon, 1996 ........................ 8 Devon Brisky, 2001 .......................... 7 Cris Wasserman, 1994..................... 7

MOST WALKS Missy Beauregard, 1980 ................ 94 Kelli Short, 2007 ............................ 67 Tricia Cohoon, 1994 ...................... 64 Yvonne Baran, 1981 ...................... 62 Cindy Crosbie, 1986 ...................... 61 Tricia Cohoon, 1995 ...................... 61

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RUNS 1. Jacque Pi s, 1991 ......................... 36 Sarah Dickey, 2007 ........................ 36 2. Lisa Terczak, 1990.......................... 35 Kaleigh Ra er, 2007 ...................... 35 3. Gina Menta, 1990 ......................... 33

TRIPLES 1. Gina Menta, 1989 ........................... 9 2. Terri East, 1979................................ 6 Gina Menta, 1990 ........................... 6 4. Karen Awrylo, 1986 ......................... 5 Karen Awrylo, 1988 ......................... 5 Denice Tacke , 1990 ....................... 5 Cris Wasserman, 1991..................... 5

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Fielding Records

APPEARANCES Teresa Emery, 1989 ........................38 Teresa Emery, 1991 ........................36 Teresa Emery, 1990 ........................35 Cindy Crosbie, 1987 .......................34 Peggy Hammerschmidt, 1991 ........34

ERRORS 1. Dawn Forter, 1991......................... 30 2. Nicole Taucher, 2003 ..................... 25 3. Sandra Flannigan, 1984 ................. 22 Kelley McFarlane, 1988 ................. 22 Mary Jo Kelly, 1995 ....................... 22

INNINGS PITCHED Teresa Emery, 1991 ...................205.1 Peggy Hammerschmidt, 1991 ........187.2 Teresa Emery, 1990 ...................187.1 Cindy Crosbie, 1987 ..................186.0 Teresa Emery, 1989 ...................174.2

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ASSISTS Dawn Forter, 1991....................... 218 Debbie Newsome, 1989 .............. 171 Julie Ranieri, 1990 ....................... 159 Stefanie Hayes, 1991 ................... 157 Stephanie Mordus, 2001 ............. 127

GAMES WON 1. Teresa Emery, 1989 ........................20 Teresa Emery, 1991 ........................20 3. Cindy Crosbie, 1987 .......................18 Teresa Emery, 1990 ........................18 5. Cindy Crosbie, 1986 .......................17

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PUT-OUTS Denice Tacke , 1991 ................... 551 Gina Menta, 1989 ....................... 501 Denice Tacke , 1990 ................... 406 Karen Awrylo, 1987 ..................... 394 Karen Awrylo, 1986 ..................... 373

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GAMES LOST Kara Spinelli, 2009 ..........................22 Jill Perry, 2009 ................................18 Erin Bjerke, 1999 ............................17 Emily Zoutendyk, 1997 ...................16 Karla Olsen, 1985 ...........................15 Tricia Cohoon, 1995 .......................15 Anna Ollgaard, 2004.......................15

FIELDING PERCENTAGE 1. Jessica Liebner, 2008 ................ 1.000 Debbie Frasier, 1988 ................ 1.000 Cris Wasserman, 1992.............. 1.000 Stephanie Strauss, 1999 ........... 1.000 Andrea Sikora, 2004 ................. 1.000

All-Time Award Winners All-Horizon League First Team Karen Awrylo .................................. 1987 Cheryl Beaman ............................... 1993 Joanne Belog .................................. 1999 Cindy Crosbie.........................1987, 1988 Sarah Dickey ..........................2006, 2007 Teresa Emery ...............1989, 1991, 1992 Dawn Forter.................................... 1991 Debbie Harlukowicz ...............1991, 1992 StefanieHayes..................1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 Katrina Klemp ................................. 2006 Kris n Mar n.................................. 2005 Kelley McFarlane ............................ 1988 Gina Menta ............................1989, 1990 Anna Ollgaard ................................. 2005 Jacqui Pi s ...................................... 1991 Kaleigh Ra er ........................2006, 2007 Leah Rickard ................................... 1993 Dayna Rodrigues............................. 2002 Amy Scher....................................... 1992 Ellen Sinclair ................................. 2009 Sue Stagner .................................... 1987 Denice Tacke .......................1991, 1992 Lisa Terczak ............................1989, 1990 Chris ne Toth ................................. 1997 Amy Theisen ................................... 1993 Cris Wasserman .............................. 1993

Second Team Cheryl Beaman ............................... 1996 Michelle Baggio .............................. 2006 Adrienne Baran............................... 2007 Joanne Belog .................................. 1998 Devon Brisky ..........................2000, 2001 Melanie Davis ................................. 2002 Lori Dembinksi .......................1997, 1998 Sarah Dickey ................................... 2005 Dawn Forter...........................1993, 1994 Laura Gignac ................................... 2001 Courtney Gill................................... 2008 Amy Hayes ...................................... 1992 Cori Kastel....................................... 1994 Katrina Klemp ..............2003, 2004, 2005 Deanna Kitchenmaster ................... 1993 Carolyn Muszynski .......................... 1993 Jacqueline Nortman ....................... 2008 Anna Ollgaard ................................. 2003 Krista Peters.................................... 2002 Jacqui Pi s ...................................... 1990 Lindsay Roy ..................2003, 2004, 2005 Amy Theisen ................................... 1992 Cris Wasserman .....................1992, 1994

All-Newcomer Team Cheryl Beaman ............................... 1993 Joanne Belog .................................. 1996 Colleen Blasgen .............................. 1993 Sara Cupp ....................................... 2011 Melanie Davis ................................. 1999 Sarah Dickey ................................... 2004 Bri any Hire ................................... 2006 Mary Jo Kelly .................................. 1994 Katrina Klemp ................................. 2003 Anna Ollgaard ................................. 2002 Krista Peters.................................... 1998 Breana Sesoko ................................ 2008 Dayna Rodrigues............................. 2000 Lindsay Roy ..................................... 2003

Newcomer of the Year Anna Ollgaard ................................. 2002

Sarah Dickey (leĹ&#x152;) and Krista Peters (right) have earned their share of awards wearing the red, white, and blue for Detroit

All-Tournament Team Michelle Baggio .............................. 2005 Joane Belog .................................... 1998 Lori Caloia ..............................1998, 2000 Lori Dembinski ................................ 1998 Teresa Emery .................................. 1992 Ruelyn Grabowski ........................... 1994 Debbie Harlukowicz ........................ 1992 Deanna Kitchenmaster ................... 1993 Anna Ollgaard ................................. 2005 Denice Tacke ................................ 1992 Cris Wasserman .............................. 1992

Player of the Year Cindy Crosbie.................................. 1987 Teresa Emery .................................. 1991 Gina Menta ..................................... 1989 Krista Peters.................................... 2002 Kaleigh Ra er ........................2006, 2007 Denice Tacke ................................ 1992

Coach of the Year Linda Mueller ................................. 1992 Nick Stann....................1987, 1988, 1991 Bob Wilkerson .......................2002, 2005

Titan Softball Facilities Buysse Ballpark is home to the Detroit Titans so ball team. Located on the northwest side of campus, the ballpark features stadium stea ng for fans, as well as one of the best natural grass fields in the Horizon League. In recent years, the facility has connued to expand with the upgrading of both dugouts and the addi on of a scoreboard. This past fall, the dugouts were enhanced and enlarged. Fences in front of the dugouts were erected as part of an overall field enhancement. For the 2011 season, more updates came for the ballpark as a new press box was constructed, the field received new dirt on both the infield and warning track, and also new wind screens featuring the Titan logo were added in March 2011. In the summer of 2008, the field received a new bullpen and hi ng cage area thanks to the man who the facility is named a er, Roger Buysse. “All of the praise goes to Roger for his contribu ons to our program. We would not have what we have if it weren’t for his con nued generosity,” said so ball head coach Sunny Jones.

BUYSSE BALLPARK The bullpen and hi ng cage area is located down the le field line at Buysse Ballpark, just past the home dugout, making it easily accessible for prac ce and in-game use. The bullpen sec on features throwing lanes complete with a ne ed back-stop in which two pitchers can warm up. The hi ng cage is divided into three individual sec ons which are enclosed by ne ng with extra room at the beginning of the area, allowing players to use mul ple sta ons at the same me. “With the playing surface now finished and the addi on of the press box, and the wind screens coming for the 2011 season, Buysse will become a place where players want to play and ” added Jones. “I am pleased with our facili es and believe with the con nued changes to improve it, we are turning our home field into one of the be er fields in the Horizon League.”

2011 featured a new press box

Horizon League In its 33rd season of opera on in the 201112 academic year, the Horizon League connues to aspire toward its goal of being one of the na on’s lead-ing athle cs conferences while being recognized as a leader in the development of student-athletes as lead deers de rrss and role models. The Horizon League membershi hiip fe h feattur feat uress ten public and private ins tu o on n nss th hat at hav havve impres-sive academic reput utta ons u ns and and da storied tradi on of broad ad add-b -bas aseed d ath thle c programs. Member ersh er ssh shi hip ip in inclu nclu nc lud lud dees Butller University, Cl C evveellan nd St S at atee Un U ivversi sity ty,, th he Universi sity ty of Deettrroiit Meerc rcy, cyy,, the he Uni nive vers rssitty of of Illinoiss at C Ch hiiccag ago, o, Loy o, oyol ola Un ol Uniivveerrssiity Chiicago go, Valp Vallp Va parraaiiso o Un niive vers rssiittyy,, the he Uniive ve itty versit of Wis of isco isco con nsin ns in-G Gre reen Bay, ay, tth ay he Un Univ iversi errssiity ityy of of Wiis W isscco on nsi sin n--Mi Milw lwau uke kee, Wrriiggh ht St Stat ate te Un niv iversiity ty aan nd n d You ounggst s ow wn Sttatte Un Univ iver ersi er s ty ty ty. TTh he Ho orizo on Le Leag aguee’s ’s p pri rima ri maary foc m ocus cuss is on on addad d in ng va valu lu ue to o thee edu uca ca on onal al exp per e ieen ncce thrro th ou uggh it itss fo f urr pla p or orms: atthlle c perrfor forr-fo man ma ncce, ce, acaademi demic acch de hiievem men ntt,, co om mmu muni n ty ni ty ou uttrrea each ch, an and d pe persson o al resspo onsib bilility itt an nd acccou co ou un ntaabili bililitty. bi ty. It is th the Leeaggue’ss belief th that ah at hlle cs iss a p pow ow wer e fu ul an nd visi sible resour urce c tto ool ol tha h t ccaan bee use s d to to enh hance studentathlet at hlettess’ co hl c llleg egiaate t exp per erieen ncce. The Horizon LLeeague aguee’s goa ag oaalss are r to enha hance the holis c un u niivverrsity exp xp perieenc nce fo or th he student-athleete te, to t creeatte an n affi affiliaa on n of ins tu u ons ns wi h sim with imililar illaarr ath hllee c go goal a s, s, and to aad dhe here re to th he prin ncciipa p lss of in nteegrit grit gr i y, y, div iver ersi s ty si ty, ex exceell-leence aan lenc nd grro ow wth t . Th T e Ho ori rizo zon Leeagguee sp ponsso ors com ompe on in 19 omp 19 sp po ort rttss - niine ffor or men (b me (bas (ba aseeb aseb baalll,, b basketb tb bal all,, cro ossss country, golf lf, socc ccer er, swim er swim sw immi immi ming ing ng and nd div divin ivvin ng, g, iind n oor nd track and field, outdoor tra track ckk and d fi fieeeld ld aand ld nd nd tennis) and ten for women (basketball, cro oss country, golf, soccer, so ball, swimming and diving, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, tennis and volleyball). The League receives automa ma c bi b ds to NCAA championships pss in ba base s ball, me m n’ n’ss and women’s bask an skkeettball, men’s golf, men’s and an d wo women’s so occ ccer er, so ba balll, men’s and w me wo men’ n s te n’ tenn n iss, wo wome men’ n’ss volllley eyball, and for th the firstt me in in Le L ag ague ue his histo tory oryy, wo women’s go olf lf.. Th Thee Ho H ri rizo zon Leaguee is he h ad adqu qu uar arteere red d in I dianap In pol olis is, s, tth he “Amateur Spo ort rtss Caapi p tal tal of ta o th he Wo W rld,” wiith th offices in the Pan Am A eriiccaan Pl Plaz azza (2 ( 01 S. Caapi p tol Avenue), located a bloc ockk fr f om m Luc ucass Oilil Stadium and just minu minu mi nute tes es fr from om o m Con onse seco co o FFie ieldhouse, ie ld ld the State Capi Ca pito tol Bu to Buildi ililding ding n , Vi V ct ctor oryy Fi Fiel Fiel eld (hom (h hom o e of the Indi In dian anap apol olis is IInd ndia nd ndia ians ns)) an ns and nd th thee N NC CA AA A na ona nal al offi o ffice ce.

HORIZON LEAGUE AT A GLANCE Year Founded 1979 Current Members (year joined) Butler (1979) Cleveland State Univ. (1994) Univ. of Detroit Mercy (1980) Univ. of Illinois at Chicago (1994) Loyola University (1979) Valparaiso University (2007) Univ. of Wisconsin-Green Bay (1994) Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (1994) Wright State University (1994) Youngstown State Univ. (2001) Charter Members Butler University University of Evansville Loyola University Oklahoma City University Oral Roberts University Xavier University Commissioner Jonathan B. LeCrone (since 1992) Address Pan American Plaza 201 S. Capitol Avenue Suite 500 Indianapolis, IN 46225 On The Web www.horizonleague.com Aspiring to teach young people, through athle c compe on, the value of learning, service to others and personal responsibility.

A PROUD HISTORY Foun Fo unded ded o de on n Jun ne 16, 1979, as the Midwestern Ci er Cityy Con onffeereenc nce w wiitth h ssix charter members, the Le th Leagu Leag agu uee chang haangged ed its ts nam me tto o the Midwesterrn Coll Collleggia Co iate t C Con onfe on f reenc fe nce in n 198 985 an a d added wome wo men’ n s sp n’ spor o ts ts forr th hee 198 198 9866-8 87 7 accaade ade demi em c yyeear ar. C Ch har a te ter me memb mber mb errss of o th thee co conf nfer eren er e cee en incl clud ded cur urre rent entt me mem embeers embe r But But utle l r an le and d Lo oyo y laa as welll as the h Eva vansville, e, O Okl kkllah ahom om o ma C Ciityy, Or Oral Robertss an a dX Xaavi v er e. A ong otthe Am her cu urr rren en nt meemb mber ers, s, Det e ro oit it j ined jo e in n 19 980, an nd C Cllev evel e and d St Statte, UIC UIC IC, Greeen Ba Gree Bayy, y, Mililwa w uk ukee ee and a d Wri r gh g t St Stat atee ccaame ame ab board oard d in 19 1 94 (along ( with N Nor o th hern n IlIllilino no ois is U iv Un iver ersi siityy) in sity in the h large g st non on--mer e geer conf nfer eer encee exp pan nsion sion si on in hi h sttor ory. y. YYou ounggst stow tow wn St Statte join jo in ned iin n 20 001 1 aand nd d Val alpa parraiso in n 200 0 7 7.. On n Jun une 4, 4 2 200 01, the Horizon Leaaguee unve un vveeilileed ed its ts curreent nam me an nd usshere reed in na new ne w dyna dyyna nami miic di dire r c on th re t at has ass brought htt thee h L ag Le aguee clo loseer to its its state taateed go goal al off beingg one of thee na th n on’s top p ten colllleegiat giat gi ate athle c confeerr-encces en ces wi with t a ffoc th ocu us on en nh haancing the st studen enta hl at h et etes’ exxpe perrien en ncee by up pgr graading the Leeag ague ue’s ’s m rrkket ma e and n com om mpe vee pos o i onss. A HLETIC SUCCE AT UC ESS SS In n thee passt fe f w yearrs,, tthe Horizzon n LLea eaaggu eagu ue h s en ha e jo oye yed unprecedented success on the naa on n onal staage, highlighted byy Butl utle ut ler’ ler’ r ’s seeco cond nd nd consec co ecu ve appearancee in th ec he NC NCAA AA men n’ss b sskket ba e ba balll cha h mpionshiip ga game appearance wh her ere tth he Bulldogs felll to to Con onnec cut, 53-41. En nteering ng this season on, tth he HL has com om mpi p led a 19-11 re record in n th the past nine yeeaarrs in the NCAA tournam meen nt, t ranking sevven nth amongg allll collegiate con nfeere r nces for winning perrceent ntag a e. e Green Bay’’s w wo ome men’s basketball team m beccaam be beca mee tthe h leagu gu ue’ e s fi firs rsst te team a to reacch th he Sw wee eet 16 1 in 20 011 1, kkn no occkkiing n of Miich hiiggan an Staatee in the he ssec he econ ec ond on d ro roun und un d be befo befo fore oree goi oing oing ng ttoe oee-t oe-to o--toe toe to with No. o. 1 see o. eed d Ba Bayl ylor or in th thee re regi g on gi onal al ssem emiiem ifnals. Thee Phoen hoeniix ix ear earne ned ed a No No. 5 se seed ed d in in th thee tournamentt, go goin ng 34 34-2 -2 on th thee ye y ar aand nd h hol oldding a p in peerffec e t 16-0 mark in Horizon Leagu g e pl p ayy. M n’ Me n s soccer has tas a te ted victory in seven n outt of the hee last nine years (Mi h Miillw M wau aukke kee 20 2002 002 02-0 05, UIC UIC IC 20 006-0 08) 8 , wi w th UIC just j on ne win away from thee Co th Colllleg ege Cu Cup p in 200 07. 7. In In 2011, Butler was cons nsis ns i te tentlyy ran anke ked in the top 10 of the na on, ked earn ea r in ng th the he No. 13 na onal seed a er beccom mingg tth in he last unbeaten team in the co oun untry. unt try. tr In n so so ball, League teams wo on a ga game in game in th the the na on o al tournamen en nt fo fou urr strrai aigh gh ht ye years yea ars ea earl rliier ier in n the decadee (U UIC IC 200 200 02, 2, 200 004; 4; Wri righ ght Stat ght gh Statee 2003 03; Gr G ee een n Ba Bayy 20 2005 05) wh 05) hille ad advancing d g in nto the se the th seco co cond ond n round in n wo w me m n’ n’ss socc ccerr th hree off thee laast th s sixx ssea eeaaso s nss ((De Deetr troi oitt 20 2 04, Milw lwaauke kee 2005 20 05-0 -06) 6). Butl tller er ’s Viccto tori raM ri Miitc tche helll became

Horizon League the League’s first NCAA individual champion when she won the 3,000-meter steeple-chase at the 2005 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. ACADEMIC SUCCESS Horizon League student-athletes al alsso so exccel in the th he classroom as more than 500 havve b beee een en nam amed med to the Academic Honor Roll each ch h of of tth he pa p stt nin ine se semesters for carrying a graade de-p -po oiint nt ave veragee o off 3.2 2 or be er, including mor orre o re tth han n7 70 00 for the last fo f ur semesters. 24 sttud dentt at athl hlleettes es werre nameed tto o ESPN The he Mag agaz azin ine/ ne/ e/Co e/Co oSI SIDA DA A Acade demi micc Al Alll-Di l-Di Dist striict teams in n 201 100 11 1, w wh hili e siix eaarn r ed e Aca cade deem miic ic AllAllAl lAmeer eric ica hono ors. rss. COMM CO MMUN MM MUN UNIT ITTY SERV SERV RV VIC ICE IC C In ad In dd di on to itss athlee cs succe di uc ess ss, the th he H Ho orizon L aagguee has seccur Le ured ed a wel elll-ea l- arn ned d rep put uta on fo uta f r itts co c mm m un u ityy se s rvicee in ini n a ve ves. EEacch Jaan ves. nu uar ary, ary y, mem m mber in ns tu u-onss pa on part rtne neer wi w th t loc o al a ele leme men me nttary sch scho sc hoo olls for fo or an n art rt, mu musiic a d es an essa s y co cont n est hi h gh g ligh h n ngg thee lif ife of of Dr. r. Mar n Lu uth therr Kin i g, g, Jrr. wi with th win i ne n rs reccog o nizeed at at Lea eague ga games on th hee weeke eeke ee ken of kend M K Da ML Day. y Thee Ho Th H riizo z n Leeag ague Stu ud deent nt-Athlete Advvis isor orry C Co ommi mm mi ee (SAAC) (SAA (S C alsso haas con nueed a tradi on of worrkkiing wit ith yo y ut u h in n Indi In dian a ap a olis dur u ingg it its ts an nn nu ual summer mee ng. g. In ad a di on, SAAC SA AC is part r ne rt n ring ngg w with h Sp pecial Olympicss, p pu u ng on eveen ntts fo for o ym ol ym--pians nss in eaach n ch com om mmu uni n ty. Seveeraal Le Leag aguee men ague e ’s baske askkeetas t ballll coach ch hes e coa oaach hed barreffoo oot to sup ppo ort rt Saam marit itan aan n’s Fee eett and nd Co oachees vs. Canc Caa cerr ini ini a ves, es, an nd tth h hee LLeeag a ue’s ue’s sch ue hoo oolss aand nd n d faan ns do d o onate te to Ko ome men fo or the C Cu uree for or breeasst ca can ncer aware rene ness s duriin ng itts an annu uaall women’s baskettb tbaalll cch hampiion onsh ship ip.. On cam On cam ampu mpu pus, s, sstu ttu u ude d nt de nt-a - th -a thleete tess ha have have ve raised moneyy an and d aw awar ware aren eness for such causes as breeas astt ca caanc ncer nc cer, err, di diab a et etes es and an nd d hur urri riicca cane n rel elieef,f, elie while hos ng blood drives, neighborho h od cl clean lean an-u -ups ups ps, Bi Big B Brrot othher/Big Sister programs and more. SPORTSMANSHIP One of the Horizon Leagu gue’ gu e s po poin ints ts of emphasis is fostering collegial environmen nts for com o pe - on among sttud udent ent-at en athl thl hlet eteess, et co oac aches, adminisstr trators and fans in a pro-ac vee app pro oac ach ch. Amon Am o g th on thee vehi hiicl cles is cles is th he Et E hical Conduct Pledge, wh w ich is sign si gned eacch seeas ason b byy stud sttuden nt-athletes, coaches, oﬃ ﬃcia i ls, and camp ca m us and League ad dmini nist stra rato ors rs.. It Itss pu p rpose is to maake ke all the involved ed ggro roup ou up ps aw a are of the Hor oriz izon on Lea Le gu guee ex expe p cta onss of beeha havi v or durin in ing ng conference events.. DEMOGRAPHICS H ri Ho r zo zon on Le Leag aguee iins tu tu o on ns boast a combined enrollmen nt of more more r tha haan 13 h 30, 0 00 000 0 pl p uss n nea eaarl earl rly a qu q ar a ter-millllio io on lilivi ving vi ng al ng alum lumni lu cceentterred ed in th the Le L ag a uee’s Mid dwe w st st foo ootp tpri rn ri ntt. t. Lea e gue gu ue me medi dia mark mark ma rket eetts in incclud clud de fi five ve of the ve th he na n on on’’s top op p 35 in in Chi h ca cago go,, De Detr troi oit, t, Cleevvel Cl Clev elan elan and, d, Ind d, n ia ianaapolilis and an nd Mi Milw wau uke k e, coverin in ng mo more ore r tha han n teen m llllio mi io on te tele eleevisi visi vi s on o hou ouseho hold ds an and en e co comp m as mp assi sing ng m mor o e th than haan nn nin ine in perc pe rcen rc entt of of the n naa o on n’s te tele levi eviisi s on on aud aud udie iieencce. e.

HORI HO RIZON LEEAG GUE U NETTWORK WO ORK Haavviing Havi n str strreaame m d mo more ree thaan 2, 2,00 0 0 free 00 eee, lil vvee eve v nts in the h lasst five fi ve yeeaars rs, the th he Ho Hori rizo ri zo on Leeag a uee is a reeco cogn gniz gn ized iz ed d lea e derr in vid id deo e stream amin ng, g, thr hrough ou ugh h the he Horrizzon Lea eaagu g e Neetw wo orrk (H (HLN LN)). LN ). HLN LN takes vi v ew wer e s in nsiide the hee con onfe fee ference, ffea eatu ea turi tu ring ri ngg stu udeen ntt-athle l te le profiless, weeek e lyy h hig i h ig hllig ightt ssh hows ho ws,, compre r hensive co c vera rage ra ge of al alll 19 HL ch hamp pion o sh hip i s and other heer special programmin i g. In 2010 0-11,, HL H N and an nd Ho Horriz rizonLeague.com nL nL expeeriien ence ceed un u pr p ececc ed dented d grow wth as mo m ree tha h n 300,000 uniq iq que ue vvis issittor ors aaccrro o oss sss 149 cco oun ntriees//te terr rrritorriees wa wattche h d HLN cove veraage. Through the vera LLeeaagggue ue’s parrtn ue t er ersh rsh hip p witth WebStream Prrod duc on o s, HorizonLeag Le a u uee.ccom m intteg e raate ted bo both Horizon onLeeagueN ueeNetwork. k.tv tvv and Ho H ori rizo zo onL nLea eagu uee..org, leadingg to reco ord d visitors to the he new site. TTh he 2 20 01 10 0-11 1 se season e featured th he 2, 2 00 0 0th live eveent streame meed byy the he Leaagu ue. e DEM DE MOGR GR RAP PHI HICS CS Horiizon Le Leag ague ue ins i s tu tu on ons ns bo boast asst a comb co omb mbin ned ed enr n ol o lm men ent o off more than 130,000 plus nea e rly rlly a qu uar arte terr-mi millllio ion n living viing ng al alumn mni centered in the League’s Mid idwe dwest stt foo ootp tpri tp rint ri int nt. Leeag nt. ague ue med ue med edia iaa markets include five of the naa on on’ss top top 3 35 5 in C Chi hica cago go,, De Detr troi oit, t, Cllev Cl evelan ev eland el and, India an ndiiaana nd napo ap po oliliss an a d Milwaukee, covering more than ten milllli mi llion ion te io tele eleevi vissiion on hou ouse seholds and enco se omp mpassing more th han nin i e percent of the na on’ss television audienccee.. LEAD LE ADER ERSH SH HIP P Jonathan n B. (J (o on n) LeCr Crron o e iiss iin nh hiis 20th year as Commissioner of the Horizon n LLea e gue, gu uee,, hav a ing been named to the posi on n on M y 11, 1992, an Ma nd is i tthe he fi h-longest tenured com he om mm miis issi ssio ss ioneer am amon mon o g th t e 31 Divisio io on I conferences. Hee iss the he fi h com mmi missio miss io on n-er in n Le Leag ague ue his istory, succeedingg Dan anie ani iel B. iel B ““Tu Tu ucker cker” ck err ” Di DiEd Edwa Edw ward ward rdo o (198 (1 9899-92 9 ),, Jam ames es W. SSh haff a eerr (1 (198 98 84-89 4--89 4 89), ), C Ceecil ecil N. Co Cole Col leman lem n (1 (198 980084) an nd Jame mees J. J. McC cCaff ffert r y (1 ( 979-80 0). LeeCr Cron ron onee is is in th he fin naal ye y ar of a fo f urr-yyeaar te t rrm m on th he NC NCAA AA Divi Di visi sion on o n I Lea Leade ders de rshi rs hip ip Co Coun nci c l a er cco omp mple le ng a fivee-ye y ar a term on the Di th Divvisi visio on I Men’s Basketb tbal alll Co C mm mi ee.

Center for Sports Performance The main goal of the Strength and Condi oning Department is to help the student-athlete improve physically and mentally in their respec ve sport. This will be accomplished in such a way that is safe and eﬃcient for each individual athlete. e.. As th the he sttu ud den ententt-at athl hlete hlet te pa parr cipates in these ac vi es we will work to lessen the possibility tyy of in inju uryy or re re-iinjjury. ury. ur y. If an an inj njur jur ury ssh hou ould ld occ ld ccur ccur ur, we w will work with the Sports Medicine Staﬀ and the hee stu tude ude dent dent nt-at -aath thleettee to comp thle comp co mpleete te reh ehab hab abilitta o on n. n.

Joe Tofferi Asst. AD for Strength & Conditioning

Each team wi willll hav hav avee an an iin ndiv ndiv nd ivid vid dua ualilized d pr prog oggra ram mb baase sed on o th heeirr paarr cu c la l r sp spor orrt.. Each pr progra oggram raam takes into account thee in int nte tensit nssiitty ty le leve vell,l, tthe he phy he physica call deema mand nds, s and d skkiiilllll inv nvol ollveed in eac o ach h in ndi divid viidu duall spo sport po ortt and nd aalso each ind ndiiv ivid ivid idu ual st ua s ud deen ntt-at a hlette. All at All teamss and d iind ndiv ivid idua uals ls wililll be be sub ubje jeect ject c to to pe perf rfor rf orma or m nc ma n e te test test stss th that att will help lp p de des esig siggn eaach ch pro rogr gram am and a alsso wiill hel elp p to t d det eter e mi er mine ne the he suc ucc ss of ucce of th thee prog proggra ram. m.. m TTh he Sttreng ren th aand re nd Condi C d on onin ingg St Staff ff wi will illl work orrk wi w th eac ach h individu uall coa oaach h aat all me mes. s. Eacch co co oac a h will ac willl rece re ceivve updaate ted d a end ndan ncee, ev eval alua lua on,, and d co om mm ments on a regular ba basi sis ab bou ut eaach stu tude deent nt-a -ath thle th hle lete te.. te Commun Co unic icaa on is tthe he key ey tto o su succces ess in i the hee w wei eiggh ei ght ro room and on th he pl p ayin i g fielld. in d. T e Ti Th Tita tans nss con con ondi di on and and tra tra rain in in th thee La Larr rry Bl B each Weight Ro oom m, lo occaate ted d in Calih han Hal alll. Alll UDM studentstud st d t-atthlet hllet h etes es are r tra tra rain ined in ed und ed n err thee sup uperrvi uper v siion o of tw t o fu f ll- me ceer fied stre reng ngtth ng th aand nd co on ndi on nin ng c ache co acche h ss,, ass we w ll as tw two wo in inte tern te ern r ass ssissta tant nts. nt s. Eve s. very eryy mem embe mbe berr of thee Titaan str tren engt g h an and co ond ndii on niingg sta taff ff iss assi as s gned si d a tea eam m, whi hich h alllow ws da dailiilly in in nte t ra te r c on be betw wee een th he at a hl hlet etess and the co et coach oaches. SSu uch h int ntter eraacc on is a tr trem em men e do dous u asset when de devve velo op piin ngg a p pro rogr gram am ttha hatt be ha best st ser erve vees th he at athlet etee an and d the te team m.

Aaron Short Strength and Conditioning Assistant

Joe Douglas Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer/Strength & Conditioning

In n the the h paasst fe few w ye y ar a s, the fitneess cen e te ter ex e pa pand nded ded by ov oveer er 400 4 0 squ quar aree feet feet et. Ol O ym mpi p c styl ylle pla orrm ms, squa sq uaat raackkss,, str tret ret etch h and and d oth oth ther ther er auxxililia i ry spe peed e equ q ip ipm ment hav a e al also so bee been n adde ad dded d, allll d des e ig es igne need and d im mp pllem lemen en nte ted tto ted o imp prove ovvee th hee Tit i an anss’’ spe peed d aand nd p pow ow wer er. Th he ce c nt n er also o feeat atur ures es the ONS N Performance nu utri r on naal sh shak hak a e, e, whi hich ich ch is de d si signed ed to he help p eve v ryy ath thle lete tee rrec ecov ec ovver ffro r m tr ro trai aiini n ngg and and d condi onin ng with th a supp su plleement nt increasse in the heir prote teein and d caarrb bo ohy hydrrat a e in i ta take ke. ke

Center for Sports Performance At UDM, the sports medicine staﬀ is commi eed d to providing the best care to all Titan athlete tees. s Dirreeccto or of Sports Medicine and Assistant Athlee c Dir i ec ector to or an nd He Head ad Athle c Trainer Michael Miller co oo orrdinaate tes e an and ov over erse sees es the sports medicine services att UD UDM fo UDM forr over ovver 250 studentathletes.

Michael Miller Asst. AD for Sports Medicine

Ashley VanMeter Asst. Dir. of Sports Medicine

Lainie Bisbee Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

Intern

Kyle Bowen Athletic Training Intern

Victoria Vintevoghel Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer

Dr. Reginald Jewell Team Dentist

Dr. Michael G. Workings Team Physician

Dr. Terrence R. Lock Team Orthopedic

Dr. Mike Hanna Sports Medicine Fellow

Dr. Bob Tongco Sports Medicine Fellow

The sports medici cciin ine ne sta taff ta aff is re respon nsi sible for assse sess ssin ingg athle c inj n urrie iess an and ili lnes and lnesse ssees, ad admin inis iste teri te ring ngg first s aid and CPR caree, maaki k ng ng meed dic i al ref efer e rals lss, and dp prreevven n ng ng and and d rehabi biliittaa ng bi ng ath hle le c in inju juri riiess tha h t occ occurr du oc duri riing ng the the scho choo ch ool yeeaarr. r. The he spo port rtts me medi diiciine n dep eparrtm tmen nt iss und der er the h guidancee o Dr. of r. Micchaael W Wor orking nggs, a famil am milly pr prac acc ccee phy hysi siici cian from m tth he He Hen nryy Fo Ford d Heaalth h Sy Sysstem stem m. Drr. Wo Workkin ings ngs al als lso aaccts ts as as the th he Team Te a P am Phy hysici c an n for o the he Dettro oit i Tige iggers. s.. Joi oin niing ng him m ffor orr thee Jennifer Aldea 20 2 011 1 -1 -12 2 yeear a is Team m Ortho ope pedi dicc D Drr. Te Terr rren nce ce Lock ock an and d Dr. Athletic Miike H Han anna n aan na nd Dr. r Cesareo e “Bo eo Bob b” Tongc b” gco, who o wililll pr prov ovid de Training cllin inic aand nd d gam amee co cove veeragee. The aath hle c ttrrai ainingg fac acilitty is located at Caaliih aci haan Ha Hallll. TTh his tra rain i ingg fa in faci c lityy is ci is eeq qui up pp ped with a tapingg and d fi firrstt aid ai d st staa on, tre r atme meent and nd n d modality tables, hy hydr drrot o heerraapyy whirrlp wh poolss, and reeha habililiita ve ve equipmeent nt. The goa o ls oa l off tth h Un he niv iveer ersity ersi siity ty o off De Detr to oiit M Meerccy Sp Spor orts ts ts Medici M cin nee Dep ep paarrtm men e t is to p prrevveen n ntt aatthl hle c injuries as m hle muc uch aass pos pos ossibl sib e th si thro r ugh effecc vee in nju ury preeven n o on n pr prog ogra rams m, and to and an o retur etturn urn inju ur in nju jureed atthl hlet etes et e to th es their previous com om mpee ve ve status in th the sa saffestt and nd qui uicckkes uick kes est ma est mann nner er p possi siibllee..

Academics/Compliance When talking about students who compete in a varsity sport, the term typically used is “student-athlete.” The word “student” comes first, and that’s the way the University of Detroit Mercy approaches all of its athle c team members. Althou ou uggh h per erfo erf forman rm man ancee in compe on is important, they are students first, and at athl hlet etes es sseeeccon ond, witth th theiir performance in the classroom plenty important in n Tittan an Ter errito rriitto oryy. UDM’s Center for Student-Athlete Devel eo el op pm meent ent, on on nee off the h fi firrst st of it itss ki k nd nd,, off offers erss programs for academic classes, drugg ed du ucca on, n, stu ude dent nt enh han ance ceme ment nt and nd wor orks ks to improve communica on skills. Alll 19 1 var arsity siity ty ttea eaams ms aree enc ncoura r ged to o tak akee fu f ll adv dvan anta tagee of the programs offered at thee cente ter. r. The Thee ccen ente en t r al alsso heads ds u up p th thee NC NCAA AA A Stude tudent tu nt Stev Steve ve Corder Co r Affairs Program, which focus usses es on th he sttud uden ent in n st student nt-a -ath thle leete te and nd how ow to o de deal ea wit ith h Asst. As sst st. AD D ffor or or issues that all student-at atth hllet let etes es tod oday ay musst fa face ce. Th Thro roug u h sseemiinaars rs, gu g es e t sp peeaakers and nd d NCAA NC C A AA A NCAA videos, stude dent de ntt-a n -ath hlete leettees ar a e ma made de aware of issu su ues suc u h as a gam a bllin i g and an nd drug and n Compliance C Co mpli mp liance ce alcohol abus u e,, and d how o tto o de deal aall wit ith h th thes esee co on nccerrns.

Amy Am y Gasahl Ga Ga Asst. Dir. of As A sst s .D Compliance/ C Co omp pli lia a Academic Acad Ac a em emic ic Cord.

The ceen ntter terr is ma made ade pos ossibl blle, e, in p paart rt,, by a gra rant nt fro nt om th t e NC N AA A. In n con onju onju jun nc on nc on witth the staff aff of of tthe hee U Uni n verssit iy Leearni arrn niing ng Cen nte ter, r, m mem embe beerss of th the he ce cent en err ’ss sta t ff tea each ch hU UAS ASS 107 107 07, “A Ath hle lete tess iin te n Trans raans nsii on,” each h yeaar. All fresh re hma re man aan nd tr tran ransf sfer er stu tude dent ntt-a -ath hle letees mu must us takke th this cou oursse du duri ringg th heeirr stu tudi d eess at UD di DM. Thee cou ou urs rsee de d alss wi with th how w sttuden ntt-at atthl h et e es caan n mak akee th the trran ansi on on fro rom m high schoo ol to o col olle l ge le g . Th This is imp imp porta orrttaant nt cla class ss tea each chees ch es stu tude den ntathl at hllet h etes es tto de deal al wit ith h me m and nd sttrresss ma manage geme m nt, stud dy sk skillss and thee imp mpor o taance nce of o goo ood nu ood nutrri onaal ha habi bits tss. A ot An othe herr exam mpl p e off Detroit itt ’’ss com o mitm tm men ent to to iits tss stu tudeent tu n -a -ath thle lete tes’ te s aca aca c de demi micc ex exce celllen ence ce is is th t e Athlle c A ad Ac a em emic i Coo ord r inat ator at o ’s posst. Sin Sin incee the he pos osi on wa wass crreeaateed, UD DM M’ss ggra rraadua on on raatee ffo or sstu or tude tu dent de nt-ath nt t le th lete tees haas stea st eadi dily ly rissen n. Assi siist stant Atth hlle c Dir irec ecto torr Fo Forr NCAA A C Com o plliiaancee Stev om eve Co ev ord rder rder e , no o str tran a ge g r to t colllleegi giat atee at at athlle cs as he pl p ay a ed d sso occeer for De D trroi o t ffrrom 19 994-98, an nd hi h s st staff ff caare reffu refu ully trrac a k ea eacch ch Tittan an’ss accaad deemi micc pr p oggreess to make su ma uree theyy aare re on the th he ri r gh gh path tow ght oward gr gradu ad dua ua o on n. In In add dd dii on, n stude dent-a -aath t leete tess ar a e he h lp peed dw with th hei er tuto tu toriial a nee e ds thr h ough gh h the he use of the studen entt-rru tu un n Le Leaarrni rni ning ning ng Ceen nte ter, r, where profeess ssorss and d st s ud deen ntss don o ate their me as tutorss. Thee st Th s uden e ten t ath hlet hl etes e ’ academic d progres e s iss clo es clo ose sely ly mon oni niittorred ed and nd n d study tab ble iss se s t up p to asssi sist istt the Titans with any and al any a l acad dem emicc aare r ass, in i clud din ng p prrovvidin ng tu uto tors orss and d a wri ri ngg lab a . Th T e centter e is op open n daily ailyy and ai n also has evven e ingg ho hourss to to workk arrou und a sttu ude dent dent nt-aath thlete thle tee’s bus usyy sc sche hedu he ule le.

Andrea Mosher Academic Coordinator Assistant

T e Un Th U ivverrsiittyy of De D troitt Me Merc r y is is com ommi ed e to th thee pr principles off in ins tu ona nal co c nt n ro roll in i opera ng our atth hle c departm ment nt. We are We re res ep po ons n ible for adh dherriin ng tto o the rules, regu gu gula ulaa on o s an and d spirit off tth he N he NC CAA AA, Ho H rizon League and th hee U University. The University of Detroiit Me Merc rcyy Co rc Compli mplilian mp ian ance nccee Oﬃce directs this eﬀort and acts a primary resource concerning NCAA rules, regula ons and compliance issues. We ensure that our ins tu on complies with all NCAA standards and we are responsible for monito oring riin ngg all allll ath hle le c p prrog ogra ogra r ms m to assure compliance. e.

2010-11 Academic Accomplishments 155 student-athletes had cumula ve GPA’s over 3.0 16 varsity teams were also over a 3.0 cumula ve GPA 185 Titans Named To Athle c Director’s Honor Roll 102 Titans Named To Horizon League Honor Roll 12 Titans Tabbed Horizon League All-Academic 10 Men’s Lacrosse Players Named To MAAC All-Academic 4 Women’s Lacrosse Players Named Academic AllLeague Team By Na onal Lacrosse Conference Men’s Golf Earn All-Academic Team by the GCAA 4 Women’s Golfers Named To The NGCA Women’s All-American Scholar Team

Notable Alumni -ARichard Abdoo (Re red President & CEO, Wisconsin Energy) ............................................ BusAdm’69 -BAnita Barone (Actress) ...............................................................................................................LAE ’86 Stephanie Bergeron (Ret. VP & Treasurer, Goodyear Tire & Rubber) ..................................... BusAdm ’81 Emil Brolick (President, YUM! Brands) ....................................................................... BusAdm ’69, ’70 -CCynthia Canty (Radio Personality, WMGC-FM)..........................................................................LAE ’75 Thomas Capo (Chairman, Dollar Thri y Automo ve Group) ..................................... BusAdm ’73, ’75, ’80 Michael F. Cavanagh (Jus ce, Michigan Supreme Court) .............................................LAE ’62, LW ’66 Maura Corrigon (Jus ce, Michigan Supreme Court) ..................................................................LW ’73 Ma hew Cullen (President & COO Rock Enterprises) ....................................................... BusAdm ’83 -DChristopher Darga (Actor) .........................................................................................................LAE ‘80 Thomas Denomme (Ret. Vice Chair & CAO, DaimlerChrysler) .......................................... BusAdm ’61 -EMichael Evans (President Loyola High School, MI) ....................................................................LAE ‘75 -FA former Horizon W. James Farrell (Re red Chairman & CEO, Illinois Tool Works) .............................................. E&S ’68 Robert Ficano (Execu ve, Wayne County)..................................................................................LW ’77 League Player of the -GYear as well as the Eugene A. Gargaro (Sr. Vice President, Masco Corpora on) ......................................................LW ’67 fourth all-time scorer Robert Goodenow (Former Execu ve Director, NHL Players Assoc.) .........................................LW ’79 Roman S. Gribbs (Former Mayor, City of Detroit)................................................. BusAdm ’52, LW ’54 in Titan history, -HWillie Green graduated John P. Hayes (Re red Chairman & CEO, Na onal Gypsum) ............................................. BusAdm ’43 with an education Robert Hendry (Re red CFO, General Motors).................................................................. BusAdm ’69 Sister Mary Ellen Howard (Director, St. Frances Cabrini Clinic) ................................................CHP ’68 degree in 2003. William Hermann (Managing Partner, Plante & Moran) ................................................... BusAdm ‘72 -KFrank Kelley (A orney General Emeritus, State of Michigan) ....................................................LW ’51 David Patrick Kelley (Actor) .......................................................................................................LAE ‘77 John C. Kennedy (President & CEO, Autocam Corp.) ......................................................... BusAdm ’79 James Kokas (President/Owner, Opus One) .............................................................................LAE ‘73 -LJames D Lark (Owner, The Lark) ................................................................................................LAE ‘52 Elmore Leonard (Author/Screenplay Writer) ............................................................................LAE ’50 Albert Lorenzo (President, Macomb County CC) ........................................................ BusAdm ’65, ’66 -MThaddeus McCo er (Congressman, US House of Representa ves) ....................................... LAE ’87, LW ’90 Isaiah McKinnon (Former Chief of Police, City of Detroit) .................................................LAE ‘75, ‘78 William Morrow (Execu ve Vice President, Crain Communica ons) ...................................... BusAdm ’68 Peter Munoz (Director, Michigan State Police) ..........................................................................LAE ’76 -NBenny Napoleon (Sheriﬀ, Wayne County) .................................................................................LAE ‘82 Joseph Nathan (Re red President & COO, Compuware Corp.) ..................................... LAE ’74, BusAdm ’78 James Norrod (President, Segway) ................................................................................... BusAdm ‘75 -OJames O’Sullivan (Pres. & CEO, Mazda North American Oper.) ..................................... BusAdm ’76, ’84 Allison Payne is a -Pseven time Emmy L. Brooks Pa erson (Execu ve, Oakland County) .........................................................LAE ’61, LW ’67 Marlena Lazar-Peleo (Chief Crea ve Oﬃcer, McDonald’s Corp.) ..............................................LAE ‘72 award winning anchor -Rat CW affiliate and Arlene Robinson (CEO, Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit) ................................................................LAE ’75 cable superstation Louis Rosse (Chairman & CEO, Rosse Associates) ................................................................ AR ’59 WGN-TV in Chicago. -SDavid Schembri (President, Smart USA) ............................................................................ BusAdm ‘75 She graduated David Stangis (VP Corp Social Responsibili y, Campbell Soup) .............................................. E & S ‘87 Magna Cum Laude in Robert Soulliere (President & CEO, ThyssenKrupp) ........................................................... BusAdm ‘85 Liberal Arts from the -VAndy Vazzano (President & Managing Partner, SmithGroup)............................................ BusAdm ’80 University of Detroit in -Y1985. William C. Young (President, Absopure Water Co.) ................................................................. E&S, ’66

Assoc. VP & Athletic Director Keri Gaither was appointed as University of Detroit Mercy’s Director of Athle cs in May of 2007, less than six months a er being asked to serve as Interim Director of Athle cs. Soon a er taking the helm of Titan athle cs, Gaither announced the expansion of the Detroit Titans Division I sports program from 16 to 19 teams with the addi on of men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse and men’s tennis, all of which began play in 2008-09. In her first two years, Gaither also expanded the athle c staff by adding eight full- me posi ons to the department, directed the building and comple on of a new $1.6 million all-purpose synthe c turf field and track, and was responsible for the hiring of men’s basketball coach Ray McCallum, women’s basketball coach Autumn Rademacher, and so ball coach Sunny Jones. Gaither recently completed a successful fundraising campaign for the renova on of the men’s basketball office suite and recently completed tennis complex that includes eight new tennis courts, a tennis pavilion and a new grass prac ce field for the lacrosse and soccer teams. Gaither was recognized for her strong leadership as UDM’s Director of Athle cs when she was appointed to the University of Detroit Mercy’s (UDM) senior leadership team as a member of the Associate Vice President’s group in June of 2007. For the three years preceding her appointment as A.D., Gaither served as second in command for the Detroit Titans Athle c Department and also supervised nine Titan women’s varsity sports as the Senior Associate Athle c Director. During her tenure as Senior Associate A.D., Gaither played an instrumental role in the planning and implementa on of women’s golf in 2004 when it became UDM’s 16th varsity team. Prior to her selec on as A.D., Gaither had served in several key administra ve roles for the Department of Intercollegiate Athle cs including s nts as Senior Woman Administrator and Director of Business Opera ons. Gaither Chaired the Detroit Local Organizing Commi ee (DLOC) for the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four which was played in front of a record-se ng crowd of 72,922 at Ford Field in Detroit as the University of Detroit Mercy served as the host ins tu on. As the DLOC Chair, Gaither provided strong leadership for the DLOC and maintained ul mate responsibility for the local opera ons of the Final Four event. Gaither held the same posi on, in addi on to being designated Tournament Director, for the 2008 NCAA Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional. As a current member of the Horizon League’s Execu ve Council, Gaither is ac vely involved with League opera ons. She currently serves on the League’s Men’s Basketball Strategic Planning Commi ee and has served on both the finance and television commi ees. In July of 2010, Gaither was appointed a new member of the Execu ve Commi ee of the Division I-AAA Athle cs Directors Associa on. She is one of just 13 members serving on the Execu ve Commi ee, which works on behalf of the membership of the D1-AAA, in addi on to its President and five other officers. Gaither was also appointed to the NCAA Minority Opportuni es and Interests Commi ee (MOIC) in September of 2009. As one of six Division I members on the 15-person commi ee, Gaither is currently in year two of a four-year term. The MOIC was formed to review issues related to

the interests of ethnic minori es and women with a focus on educa on and welfare of minority student-athletes, as well as the enhancement of opportuni es for ethnic minori es and women in coaching, athle cs administra on, officia ng and the NCAA governance structure. In March of 2008, Gaither was presented with the Phenomenal Women’s Ashley Gray Legacy Award by the University of Detroit Mercy’s Student Programming Board. This award was presented for her outstanding contribu on toward the growth and development of students as the Director of Athle cs at UDM. Gaither was also honored in September of 2008 when she was named one of Crain’s Detroit Business’ “2008 Women to Watch” for her goals and ini a ves in the Detroit Titans athle cs program and her leadership in serving as chair of Detroit’s Local Organizing Commi ee for the 2009 NCAA Final Four. While a member of the 2006 UDM Self-Study Steering Commi ee for NCAA Athle c Cer fica on, Gaither also served on the Equity and Student-Athle c Welfare Sub-Commi ee and was designated the campus liaison during the cer fica on process. Shortly a er the University received its full cer fica on in April of 2007, Gaither was asked by the NCAA to serve as a Peer-Review Team Member. She also par cipated as a member of the Tourism Ac on Group (TAG) Hospitality Commi ee, a group organized by the Detroit Metro Conven on & Visitor Bureau dedicated to training the hospitality industry for Detroit-area events such as the 2005 MLB All Star Game, Super Bowl XL, as well as future major events. In 2006, the Titan AD completed the NCAA’s inaugural Leadership Ins tute for Ethnic Minority Females, a leadership development program sponsored by the NCAA Office for Diversity and Inclusion and the Minority Opportuni es and Interests Commi ee. The Leadership Ins tute, designed to address the cri cal shortage of senior-level minority administrators at NCAA member ins tu ons and conference offices, prepares diverse leaders through a 12-month leadership training and skills development experience. Gaither served as a past steering commi ee member of the Women’s Leadership Symposium for Intercollegiate Athle cs and recently assisted in coordina ng its na onal leadership conference. Gaither is also a member of the Na onal Associa on of Collegiate Directors of Athle cs (NACDA), the Na onal Associa on of Collegiate Women Athle c Administrators (NACWAA), the Minority Opportuni es Athle c Associa on (MOAA), and the Black Coaches Associa on (BCA). Gradua ng magna cum laude from the University of Detroit Mercy, Gaither earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics. During her undergraduate studies, she was a two- me recipient of the College of Liberal of Arts’ Economics Student of the Year Award. Gaither and her husband, Brad Trombley, reside in Pleasant Ridge with their two children, Ellio (20), a junior at the University of Detroit Mercy majoring in Engineering, and daughter Kennedy (14).

Titan Athletic Staff

Jen Aldea Athletic Training Intern

Erick Barnes Faculty Athletic Representative

Stacey Barns Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Office Manager

Steve Corder Asst. AD for NCAA Compliance

Joe Douglas Grad. Asst. Ath. Trainer/ Strength & Conditioning

Sr. Beth Finster S.S.J University Minister for Athletics

Jason Horn Associate AD for External Affairs

Lainie Bisbee Asst. Director of Sports Medicine

Taylor Blakely Kyle Bowen Dennis Carlesso Athletic Athletic Director of Administration Training Intern Development Intern For Athletics

Tanya Carper Cheer Team Coach

Keri Gaither Amy Gasahl P.J. Gradowski Greg Haapala Associate V.P. Asst. Director Senior Asst. Director of & Athletic of Compliance/ Sports Info Ticket Sales Director Academic Cord. Director & Fan Experience

Dean Haddad Pep Band Director

Melissa Kopriva Teri Kromrei Jeff Latinen Phuong Le Assistant Associate AD Asst. AD for Assistant Director of for Internal Facilities & Business and Marketing Affairs/SWA Special Events Ticket Manager

Dennis Morey Andrea Mosher Academic Equipment Coordinator Room Assistant Graduate Assistant

Chad Pitkin Facilities Intern

Jordan Sames Director of Concessions & Merchandising

Ashley Victoria VanMeter Vintevoghel Asst. Director Graduate Asst. of Sports Athletic Medicine Trainer

Joel Walrath Asst.Sports Information Director

Drew Westrick Mitch Wigness Asst. Facilities Sports Director Information Director

Aaron Short Strength & Conditioning Assistant

Jessica Liebner Asst. Dir. of Athletic Facilities

Brandon Longmeier Dir. of Athletic Marketing & Promotions

Mike Miller Asst. AD for Sports Medicine

Tom Stanton Faculty Athletic Representative

Harvey Theeck Athletic Equipment Manager

Joe Tofferi Asst. AD for Strength & Conditioning

Titan Head Coaches

Terri AnthonyRyan Women’s Golf HL-2010

Grant Asher Men’s Tennis

Nicholas Deren Men’s Soccer

Todd Dressell Fencing MFC - 2009

Mark Engel Men’s Golf HL- 1992-19992007-2009-2010

Matt Holtz Men’s Lacrosse

Sunny Jones Softball

Mike Lupenec Women’s Soccer HL- 1995-19962005

Laura Maness Women’s Lacrosse

Ray McCallum Men’s Basketball

Guy Murray Track & Field/CC HL-1996-19981999-2000-20022003

Pjotrs Necajevs Interim Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Detroit’s 13 current varsity head coaches have been named Coach of the Year in their respective conference on 17 different occasions during their celebrated careers. And, they have brought 20 conference tournament championships back to Detroit. On the field of play, and in the classroom... AT UDM, WE WANT GREAT THINGS FOR YOU

Autumn Rademacher Women’s Basketball HL-2010

Titan Points of Pride incl in clud deed d a 211 ga g me winning streak duri du ring ri ing ng th the he 197 97 76 6-77 677 sseason when thee teeam th m par parr ci cipa pate teed in in the NCAA Tour To urna urna ur name ment nt. In nt Incl ccllud lud u ed d iin n the tth he streak wass a vi wa v ct c or oryy iin n Mil Mililwa lwauk wauk ukee eee ove ver Al McG Mc Gu uirre’ e s evven entu tual tu a n al naa ona nal cch haam mpi p on M rq Ma rque u e teeaam m. IIn n Ap pril ril 19 ri 1977 7, V Viitaale wass naame wa med d At Athl hle c Dir hl irec ecto ec t r at to at Det etro roitt and laateer th that yea ear waas na nam name meed th t e Un nitted d Fun nd’ d s De Detroi oitt Maan of o the he YYea eaar. r Th he Di D ck Vit itaalee Co Courtt at Cal Callih han n Hallll pro Ha r je ject ct willl fe featture a br bran and d ne new, ew,, sttaattee--of -of of-t -the he-art hardw ar woo o d floo oor fo forr thee h th ho ome m of the De Detr t oi oitt Ti Tita t ns men ta en n’ss and d wo ome men’s baask sket ket e ba ballll tea teeaams. Fund Fu draais isin in ng fo forr the prrojec ecct wiillll iinc nclu nc lude lu de severa veral al othe otheer ke keyy im i pr prov o em men nttss to thee fa th facciiliity ty, in incllud din i g me m n’ n’ss baaskket etba balll “P Pha hase s II” I rren enov en ovaa o ons, wh w ich beeggaan with wi th new oﬃ ﬃcces es and an upg pggra raded lo ockerr room ro om acc cco ommo od daa on ons. s. BYRNEE WINS BY W I NSS B IG B BRE R EAK A Form Fo rmer err Tit i an Dav avvid Byr y ne yr ne made Deetroit prro ou ud as as he wo on t e Go th Golf lff Chann nnel el’s ’s reaalil tyy tel tel elevision n show Bigg Breeak ak IInd ndia ndia nd ian Weellls in W i July off 2 20 011. 1.. Th T e victory gaavee B Byr yrrnee a num umbe ber o p of pri rizzes, ri s with h th the beestt of all a chance to o play playy on the pl the PGA th PG P GA Tour To ur ggiv ivingg hi iv him m an n aut utom ma c exemp on n to th the 20 012 2 Zu urric ich Clas Cl assicc of New Orl rlea rl eans nss. n

AP A P R REE PO PR P RT RT H AS TTIT ITAN IT ANSS RA AN ATEE D HIGH GH T e NC Th CAA A hon onor nor ored d morre th han 900 900 Div ivis issio on I sp s or orts ts teaams ms for th heirr hi h gh g mar arks ks aaca ks c deemicallly la l st spr prin ing, g,, inclu l dingg a pair off Un niv iversity of Deetrroi oit Me Mercyy team ms thatt ach ach chie ieve ved d p rfectt sco pe ores. Thee TTitan or an men an e ’s golfe f rs and men en’ss fen fen nciin ng ng tteeams each h earne ned ed perffect 1000’s in th he latest edi di on n of of the NCA AA’ss P Pub bliic Re Reco cogn ggn ni on Awards.

Alon Al ongg w wiith h the hee opp portu uni n tyy to p pllayy in tth he 20 2012 12 Zur uric ich Classsic, he took C ok hom ok hom me ov ove ver er $70 0,0 000 00 in ca cassh h, a paid d ttri riip fo or tw wo baack ck to th he In Indi d an di an Wel e ls Golf R Reesso ortt, an n Ada dams m gol of e dors en rrssem e en nt deeall and a $10 0,0 00 00 0 sh ho op pp ping spreee to D Diccks Sporr ng Sp n Good oods.

T e NC Th CAA A ann nou ounc ncem em meen nt showed tha haat 9 90 09 teams havee eaarrn ned ed thee awaard rds, s, bas s, ased ased e on their mo ostt recent r mul year year ye a Aca c deemi m c Pr Prog oggre ress s Rates. Thesee aw ss war a ds d are given eaach h year ear to tea ea eams ea ms sco cori r ngg in th he tto op 10 percent nt in each sp sp por ort w or ort wiith h the the heir ir APR PRs. Thr h ough itss iinnova ve APR, hr R, which prro ovvid ides es aan n an a nual scorecard of ac a ademic ach ch hie ievementt, thee NC NCAA trraaack cks the classroo ck om performance of stude d nt ntatth hlleettess on every Division I sp po orts team m.

Byrne Byrn By rn ne ou outp outp tper erform fo orm med e 10 othe otthe herr co c ntestants on n the he 10-episode seriies ies that thatt was th as sh ho ot att Ind Ind n ia ian n We Welllls lllls Go G lff Res e or ot in Indian Wells, Calif. When he he com ompe pete tes at tes te a the h Zur u ic ich Classic, he will be the first Titan in school hi histtor oryy to pla lay on on the PGA Tour. DETROIT TITAN ATHLETICS TO NAME COURT IN HONOR R OF O F DICK VITALE Dick Vitale, ESPN br broa oadc dcaster, r co olllegee bas aske keetb t al al a bassador and am d for o mer Titan head coach and nd ath thle c d re di rect c or, receivved a tremendous honor from mD Detroiit ass th the he Tita tans ns ann nnou o nc nced tha thatt th they will rename its bas asske k tball court in Calihan an nH Haall a er th thee lege g ndary college baskkettba b ll figure. Th he Di Dick ck Vit i ale Court att Cal Calih ihan an Hal alll wi will be dedicate ted ed in conjuncc on on wi with t a na onally-te tele levi vise sed d me men’ n’ss ba bask s ettba balllll ggaame againstt Big EAST foe St. John h ’ss on De Dece cemb mber 5, 20 011 1 on o n ESP SPN2 N . Vita taalee will be celebra ng his 32nd d an nni nive vers rsar aryy off callin ca ng ga g me mes forr EESSPN P at the event having started on th thee sp spor por orts tss tel telev eleevvisio el on ou uttllet et on Dec. 5, 19 979 79. Vit ital a e co al oac ache hed d at a the thee Un niivveers r ity of Detroit (19 1973 73 3-7 -77) 7) 7), comp co mpilililin ing a wi ing w nn nnin ingg p peerc rcen en nta tage ge of .722 22 (78-3 30)), wh whic ich ic

A we week week ek lat ater e , De er D troiit brou ough ht ho homee higgh mark rks in n thee NC CAA Di Divi ivisi ision ion I Ac Acaad dem e icc Pro Prro ogr ogr g ess ess Ra es R te as 16 TTit i aan n tea eams ms were at or above thee NCA CAA’ A s mi A’ mini nim ni mum um stan sttan anda dard rd (92 925) 5) for the en re seven yeaars rs since ince the the aass ssoc ss ocia ia on on ins i s tu tut ute ted ted the APR system (men’s an nd wo wome men’ n’s ’ lacr lacros osse se and d men men’’s ’s tennis are all entering theirr th hir ird yyeear of ird of va vars rsit rs ityy st it stat atus at us at at the th he scho scho sc hool ool) oll). o ). Th hee Det etro roit men’s fencing and men’s golf team eaach sco sco core reed pe red p rf rfec ect mul -year 100 00 AP APR scores, wh hille women’s basketb ballll, ll, women’s golf and d wom omen en’ss ten ten ennis enni nis ni were all citted ed with h perfect 10 1 00 0 ssco co orees in in the 2009-10 academ em mic ic year. Nine UD DM tteeaam ms weeree abo bove ve th the na onal averages among theirr pe p errs wi w th hin in their sport. The new repo ortt was as b sed on data ssu ba upp p lilied ieed d for the 2006-07, 2007-0 -0 08, 8, 200 0080088 09 9 and 20 an 2009-10 acad ad deem mic years.

Titan Points of Pride Each year the NCAA honors select Division I sports teams by publicly recognizing their latest mul -year APR. This announcement is part of the overall Division I academic reform effort and iss intended to highlight teams who demonstrraatttee a commitment to academic progress an nd rete reteen on re of student-athletes by achieving thee to op p APR Rs within their respec ve sports. Sp peeccifi ifical ally ly, y, the th heesse teams posted mul -year APRss in in th he to op 10 10 percent of all squads in eacch sp porrt. RAY MCCA A LLLLUM U M R EP P R ESENT NTSS U SA SA BAS A S KE K E TB T AL ALLL Sophomor o e Ray Ray Mc Ra M Call Callu lllum con c n nu ued tto o fi find nd himselff in n the he na ona nall sp pot o lilgh ht. O Ove veer th he summ meerr, hee parr ci c paated ted aass a cou uns n ellor or in th the LeBr Bron on Jam amess Ski Ski killss A kill Accaad dem my an a dw waas as on ne of of 10 co 10 olllle legi g atte po gi p in nt gu guards guar ards ds invviitted ted d to to th t e De Dero ro on Wiilll iaam W mss SSki killlss Accaad demy. y. The hen in in Aug ugust, t he reece ceivved e an in nvita taa on n to a end d USA A Bas aske ketball’s Wo W orl rld d Un U ivver ersi sity t Gam ty ames es train es nin ng ca cam mp, w mp wh here he even ev even e tu t ally ly mad ade th ad t e final na 12 1 -m man n ros oste os terr. te r. Th he sq squaad pr p ac ce ced an nd trrai aineed iin n Col olor oraad do SSp pri r ng ngs, s, Co olo l ., b bef efor foree emb barkingg to ba o Chiina on n Au Aug. 8 to beegi gn co omp m e on. De Desp s ite be sp bein ing in ng tth he you ungest atth hleettee on th the U squ US quad ad d, and d a la l te t add ddi di on to thee o origi g naal in invi nvi vitees teeess to th te the t ai tr aini n ngg camp,, h he im mpr pres pre esse sed coaches en nough ou uggh h to ma make ke the he team te am m and n rep pre r sent ntt tthe h US. he S STUD ST U EN N T ATHL H ETES HL ES R ECEIVE ACA ES AD DEE MI MIC IC A AC CCOLAD DEES Ano herr ye Anot y ar went ent by wit en ith a numb mb m ber er of ac acad dem emic iicc hon ono or or ro ollss and d aw a arrd dss tha hatt Un Uni niv iver e sity tyy of D Deetr troi oitt M Meercy rccy stud stud denttatthl h etes ess recei eeiive v d. d. For thee 201 100-11 1 sea easo easo on, n 138 8 sstu tu udeenta hletteess had at d cum mul u a ve G GP PA’ As o ovver verr a 3.0 .0, while 16 o off th he Tita Ti Tit tans ns’ 1 19 9 var a sity teamss weerre allso so oveer a 3. 3.0 0 GP GPA A. It sta t rtted d wit with ith 21 it 210 TTiita 210 ita tans ns beeiing ns ng nam na ed to o th the A Atthl he c Director’s honor roll. The Tit Tit itan itan ans th ans then saw aw 58 me m mb ber es named to the Horizon League’s fall acade demi micc ho mi hono hono norr roll, while 54 appeared on the HL’s spring honor roll. In addi on, 10 men’s lacrosse players were placed on the MAAC’s honor roll. As a team, both th he Titan n men’’s and wome meen n’’s trac tracck an tr a d fiel e d and cross co oun u try teams earned All-Aca caadeemic mic Te mi Team am hono ho nors ffrom th he USTFCCCA, while the UDM men’s and w men’ wo n’ss te n’ tenn nis ssqu quad a s were tabbed ad d ITA All-Ac Acad a emic ad T am Te ams. The hee men en’s ’s gol golff prog prrogra ram m was also recognizeed as an AllAl l-Ac A ad adem emic i Team by the ic the G GCA CAA AA. Eigh Ei ght Titanss ((TTayl Tay or Hennrick, Vus Ta u haun un Lan Landr drum u , Susan n Kaalkksttei K ein, n, Kattriin naa Oberski, Jeff Clarridge,, Bri Pr Pron onk, k, Alai Al a nn n a Sttef efan a , Errin in Weldon) were seelected to the Ho orizo zon n Leag Le aggue’s uee’ss Spr p in ng Al A l-Ac Acad Ac cad a em e ic Team. Three Detroit stu ude dent ntnt athllet athl e es (Paatrric ickk Li Lied eder erba bach ba ach ch, Ki K rs r n Moon o eyy and d La Lan andr drum) weerree tab w abbe bed Al A ll-HL HL Aca cade deemic demi miic ffo or th t e wi wint n er, wh hililee La Laur uren en Roffey Ro ey waass naam med d to to th he Le Leag ague u ’s ue ’s A Alllll-A Aca c de demi m c te mi team team am in in tth he fall faall..

In n lac acro ross oss sse, e, fou ourr memb member mb ber e s of the h wom w men’s program m earn r ed the heir ir way ont n o th thee Naa on onal al Laccross ssee Co onferen e ce’s Academ Acad Ac emic i Alll-L ic -Lea eaagu gue Team in Br Britan any B Bu usscch, h Anna Eidem, m Cori Co Cori rina na Mah aho orn and and Al Alyc ycsa yc sa Val alen en n nee. In n men e ’s lacro oss s e,, 10 0 pla layyeerrss wer eree ta t bb b ed Aca cade d mi de micc Al A ll-MA MA AAC AC in Br B an ndo on Daaveenp D por o t, Joh ohn Dw wyeer, Brad d Jaaneer, Ty Maru ruya yama ma, Jaso ma so n McDo onaalld d, Ch hriis Ne Neme m s, me s Joh o n No owi wickki,, Adam Pa P rro no o, Nick Sch c essnu n k and d Wees SSttee een.. Also in ndivvid iduaalllly, y Jeeff eff Clar arridge of the men’s golf team was named a Cllev evelan nd Go Golf o f/S /Sri rixxon All-Americaa Scch ri ho ola ola larr, whi hile le le M rni Achtter Ma erho hoff ff, Al A aiinn n a Stefan and Lin nds dsey e Lam ey mme m rss were we re h ho onorred as th he Naa on onal Golf Co oac ache hes Associa on’s Wome Wo men’s Al Alll Am Amer erriccan n Scholar Team. C MM CO M UN N IT ITY IN N VO O LV EMENT A PRIORITY FOR OR RD DETROIT TTh he U Un niver ersi er sitty of Detroit Meerc si rcy Student-Athlete Ad dviiso sory Co omm mmi eee (SAAC) did a greeat at jjob ob as allways in tryingg to heeelp h lp po out ut the loccal ccom ut ommu om munity. Th hro roug ugho gho hout out u the schoo ool oo year ye ar,, SA ar SAAC AC got ot togget ethe her for a nu num mb beerr of co comm mmun unit itty ini a ves, includi d ngg the h hig ighl hly su hly succ ucc cces essf essf sful full San ndw dwic icch B ich Bu us. us. s The event gives Titan sttu ud den entt-atthl hlet etes es a ccha hanc ncee to ccom om me together in preparing a lu un ncch an and d di dist stri st rib ri ibu bu ng it it to to th the he loc locall community. SAAC SA AC als als lso so he h lp ped ed rai raise money for the he Miichi higan Speciial Olympics with a Pie In n The Face Fundra raiisser er dur uri rin ing a me ing men’ n’s lacrosse game am me as wel ell as hos os ngg a ccoaat dr d ive during a men’ss baskkeettballl ggam a e fo am for Naard rdlyy Hum man an Services, Inc. Other stud ud deen ntt-at athl at h ettess were involved outside of the field and classr srro sroo oo om to t o as men’s lacrosse playerrs Brran and ndo don don D ve Da v nport, Ma Li L ni n ng and Adam Parro no o par ar ci cp paated ted te iin n a Hab abit i at for Hum maan nity project n neear ar G Gro ross ro ssee Po Poin int nte, te, wh whilile ile men’ me n s bask n’ basket e ba et b ll sta tand douts Elii Hol olma lman n an nd Ra Ray Mc McCa Callum Cal llum m gree gr eete ted a endee eess an and sh show owed ed d ssup upp up ppo port of th port the he Un Unitted d Way and do d wnto to own n Det etro oitt aatt the annu ual a B Blo lo ock c to t beerfes est. UDM M also al so o par par art rtn tnered tne ered wit ith h th the So out u he h asste t rn n Mic i hi h ga g n “T “Toyys ffo or To Tots ts” du during riingg Th haank nksg sgiv i in ng We W ek eken e dw en wh her eree tth he Tiitans p ay play pl ayed h ho ost to the Legen gend’ d’ss Cl C asssi sicc..

Titan Hall of Fame Inductee The 1960 Titan Football Harry Ackermann Pat Adams Grady Alderman Bob Babbish Chuck Baer Vince Banonis Ed Barbour Al Baumgart Joseph Beer Paul Bibeau John Biringer Larry Bleach Lloyd Brazil Dad Butler Bob Calihan Dan Can llon Pudge Cavanaugh Mary (Lillie) Cicerone Earl “Dutch” Clark Earl Clark Jr. Tom Connell John Con Frank Corej Pete Craig Cindy Crosbie Earl Cureton Bill Daly Core a Daniels Dave DeBusschere Gus Dorais Ken Dubois Terry Duerod Dick Dzik Bill Ebben Andy Farkas George Fefles Tim Finnin Cindy Fix Al Ghesquiere William Giovan Ralph Goldstein Nate Goodnow Bob Greiner Jerry Gross Wally Gruber Ken Hamann Spencer Haywood Fred Hooker Bob Ivory Jermaine Jackson Kim Jess William Kelly Joyce Mike Kaysserian Howard Kea ng Kal Kaliszewski John Kirwan

Sport Team Swimming Baseball Football Golf Football Coach Football Football Player, Coach Football Football Baseball Football Basketball Football Trainer, Coach Basketball Fencing Tennis Basketball Football Coach Tennis Player, Coach Football Football Baseball Baseball So ball Basketball Track Basketball Basketball Football Coach Cross Country, Track Basketball Basketball Basketball Football Basketball Football Soccer Football Fencing Basketball Football Football Football Football, Track Baseball Basketball Fencing Football Basketball Track Golf Coach Football Football Soccer Basketball

Year 2001 1986 2010 1979 1980 1980 1977 1980 1989 1985 1982 1982 1980 1977 1977 1977 1980 1988 2007 1978 1985 1980 1984 1986 1980 2007 2007 1987 1989 1977 1977 2010 1993 1983 1978 1977 1988 1980 2007 1981 1980 1982 1980 1986 1980 1983 1988 1993 1986 1981 2010 2010 1981 1980 1984 2007 1981

Inductee Brad Kinsman Greg Kocab Sam Kocsis Joe Kopicki Robert Koval Jack Kurkowski Harold Lauer John Long Ed Lukas Dick Lutz Bruce Maher Gene Malinowski Ted Marchibroda James Massey Art Masucci Denny McCo er Pat McDonald Brendan McNamara Bob Miller Cheryl (Williams) Miller Dorie Murrey John Mulroy Charley North Doug No Brakie Orr Cassandra Pack Terry Page Ed Palumbo Maria Pandele Bud Payne Richard Perry Mike Pesci Rashad Phillips Walter Poﬀ Mike Polvi Bob Prendergast Al Rappaport Bruce Rodwan Harold Ryan Larry Salci John Shada Tyrone Simmons Steve Stonebreaker Gerry Surowiec Norm Swanson Tom Thornton Bill Turkington Terry Tyler Larry Vargo Dick Vitale Tillie Voss Tom Watrous Adam Walicki Mike Walsh Bonnie (Fitzpatrick) Wood Ed Wood Joe Wright

Sport Athle c Director Fencing Golf Basketball Football Football Football Basketball Basketball Player, Coach Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Fencing Basketball Baseball Basketball Basketball Administra on Basketball Football Baseball Basketball Basketball Football Tennis Football Fencing Coach Baseball Basketball Basketball Baseball Baseball Track Basketball Track Basketball Football Player, Coach Fencing Football Fencing Basketball Football Baseball Basketball Football Basketball Coach Football, Basketball Golf Golf Basketball, Baseball Cross Country/Track Football Football/Basketball/Baseball

Year 2007 1987 1986 2010 1988 1982 1981 2001 1983 1981 1979 1981 1983 1986 1981 1988 1981 1982 1979 2005 1984 2005 2005 1980 1984 2010 1985 1983 2010 1984 1980 2010 2010 1981 1989 1981 1987 1987 1988 1986 1980 1982 1987 1989 1980 1981 1987 2001 1987 1993 1978 1984 2010 1989 2007 1983 1980

Titan Hall of Fame UDM established its Sports Hall of Fame in 1977 in order to honor those student-athletes, coaches and administrators who have helped develop the successful tradi on of Titan Athle cs. The Hall of Fame now has 112 members, following the 10 latest addi ons made on Homecoming Weekend on Jan. 26, 2010. The 2002 induc on dinner was truly one to remember. The inductees included two of the Titans’ former basketball AllAmericans, Terry Tyler and John Long – or Thunder and Lightning, as they were aﬀec onately known during their playing days – as well as the 1960 Titan football team as a unit. Addi onally, the beau ful new Hall of Fame display in the Calihan Hall lobby was unveiled that night for a crowd which would fill the arena’s main floor during the induc on dinner.

L-R: Adam Walicki, Joe Kopicki, Kim Jess, Pat Adams, Ken Dubois, Mike Pesci, Maria Pandele (Not Pictured: Jermaine Jackson, Rashad Phillips, Cassandra Pack) The 2010 Titan Hall of Fame Class was inducted at halftime of the men’s basketball game against Wright State on Jan. 26, 2010.

Long and Tyler were part of one of the winningest eras of Titan basketball, having helped their team to an 86-25 record over their four years combined. They helped the Titans to an NCAA Tournament berth in 1977, and an NIT appearance one year later.

Long was the only player ever to lead the Titans in scoring for four straight varsity seasons, and he’s s ll the second-leading point producer in school history. Tyler, meanwhile, is the all- me Detroit leader for blocked shots in a game, a season and a career. He is also second in career field goal percentage and sixth in scoring. The pair’s old coach, none other than Dick Vitale, was the keynote speaker at his former players’ induc on dinner. The present-day ESPN/ABC telecaster kept the audience cap vated for more than an hour with his memories of coaching the Titans. The 1960 football squad became the first team ever to be inducted into the Hall of Fame en masse. That team finished the season 7-2 – the winningest U-D record of the post-World War II era. Two of those victories, over Cincinna and Xavier, came by shutout. Future pro stars Larry Vargo, Bruce Maher, Steve Stonebreaker and Jerry Gross were all part of the 1960 Titan roster. The most recent induc on class included four former basketball players – Joe Kopicki, Jermaine Jackson, Rashad Phillips and, from the women’s team, Cassandra Pack – as well as former stars from baseball (Pat Adams and Mike Pesci), cross country/track and field (Ken Dubois and Kim Jess), golf (Adam Walicki) and tennis (Maria Pandele).