2015 USC Aiken Softball Media Guide by USCA_Athletics

FEBRUARY Thu. 12 Tue. 17 Thu. 19 Fri. 20

Sat. 21

Sun. 22

MARCH Tue. 3 Fri. 6 Sun. 8 Wed. 18 Fri. 20

2015 Queens (N.C.) Queens (N.C.) Newberry Newberry at Lander * at Lander * vs. Winston-Salem @ Raleigh, N.C. Shaw Softball Challenge vs. Seton Hill @ Raleigh, N.C. Shaw Tournament vs. Slippery Rock @ Raleigh, N.C. Shaw Tournament vs. Lees-McRae @ Raleigh, N.C. vs. Mount Olive @ Raleigh, N.C. Shaw Tournament

2:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 3:00 PM

5:00 PM

Sun. 22 Fri. 27 Sun. 29 Tue. 31 APRIL Wed. 1 Fri. 3

1:00 PM 5:00 PM 11:00 AM

Wed. 8 Fri. 10 Sun. 12 Tue. 14 Fri. 17

at Carson-Newman at Carson-Newman at Lenoir-Rhyne at Lenoir-Rhyne Montevallo * Montevallo * at Claflin at Claflin GRU Augusta * GRU Augusta *

1:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 5:00 PM 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 3:00 PM

Sun. 19 Fri. 24 Sat. 25

Armstrong State * Armstrong State * Columbus St. * Columbus St. * Ga. Southwestern * Ga. Southwestern * at Erskine at Erskine

1:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 3:00 PM 2:30 PM 4:30 PM

Flagler * Flagler * at Young Harris * at Young Harris * Belmont Abbey Belmont Abbey at North Georgia * at North Georgia * at Georgia College * at Georgia College * West Ga. West Ga. at UNC Pembroke * Senior Day at UNC Pembroke * Senior Day at Francis Marion * at Francis Marion * at TBA PBC Tournament at TBA PBC Tournament

3:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 5:00 PM 7:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 3:00 PM TBA TBA

Table of Contents 04 USC Aiken Info About the Conference About USC Aiken Meet the Staff

10 The Season Season Preview Team Photo Roster

13 The Coaches 16 The Players Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen

23 The Archives 2013-14 Review 2013-14 Stats 2013-14 Results Record Book

Quick Facts School Address City, State Founded Enrollment Nickname Colors Arena Capacity Affiliation Conference Chancellor Athletic Director Department Phone Ticket Office Phone

USC Aiken 471 University Parkway Aiken, S.C. 29801 1961 3,250 Pacers Cardinal, Navy, White Convocation Center 3,600 NCAA Division II Peach Belt Dr. Sandra Jordan Randy Warrick 803-641-3486 803-641-3486

Credits The 2015 Baseball media guide is a publication of the USC Aiken Sports Information office. It was written and edited by Brent C. Hager, Sports Information Director. Photography was provided by Scott Webster, Milledge Austin and CSI Photography. The guide was designed by Cody Keisler. A special thanks to head coach Kenny Thomas for his assisstance with the publication.

The Peach Belt Conference The Peach Belt Conference is committed to providing, through its dependent collegiate members, a forum for student participation in athletic, academic and co-curricular events under the auspices of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division II. We will exemplify the characteristics of a premier intercollegiate conference that prides itself on the inclusion of students of all demographic groups who wish to participate in a well-rounded sports program. Our institutions, our academic goals, our athletic aspirations reflect a communality of purpose and a commitment to excellence in the classroom and on the playing field.

This is USC Aiken ď&#x201E;&#x2013;

The University of South Carolina Aiken was chartered in 1961 after entering into an agreement with the University of South Carolina to establish a two-year center in Aiken. The Aiken Center opened its doors in September 1961 to 139 students. Temporarily housed in Banksia, a renovated mansion in Aiken, the Center consisted of three full-time faculty members (one of whom served as Director of the Center). In 1968, the Center underwent an institutional self-study and was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools as a branch of the University of South Carolina and as a junior college. The first associate degrees were awarded in June 1968. The campus of USC Aiken moved from Banksia to its present site in 1972 and physical changes began to occur rapidly. At first, the permanent campus consisted of 100 acres and one multipurpose building which housed all university operations. A library was completed in 1975, and additional land was donated that increased the campus to 144 acres. In October 1977, the Student Activities Center was opened. A classroom building was occupied in 1978, and one year later, an auxiliary services building was added.

An apartment complex for students, Pacer Downs, was ready for occupancy in the fall of 1984. More construction additions to the campus included completion of the Etherredge Center, Ruth Patrick Science Education Center, the Business and Education Building, and the Alan B. Miller Nursing Building. Additional land was acquired increasing the campus to 400 acres. Academic and organizational changes also occurred rapidly. The faculty formalized its organizational structure and redefined its role in the governance of the institution in 1974-75. Also, the students reorganized their governing body and more precisely defined their role on campus; the administration and staff structures were overhauled and expanded to meet the demands of the growing academic programs. When the full-time equivalent student enrollment reached 1,066 in the fall of 1975, the USC Aiken campus was permitted to plan for senior level courses and to create a number of baccalaureate degree programs. In that same year, USCA received approval as a four-year branch campus by the Board of Trustees of the University of South Carolina, and USCA was designated a Recognized Candidate for Senior College 4

Accreditation. In September 1976, the Board of Trustees granted academic autonomy to the Aiken Campus. The first bachelor’s degrees were granted in May 1977, and USCA became a fully accredited senior college. Presently, the college community is comprised of more than 3,200 students, over 100 full-time faculty, approximately 110 staff members, and 28 administrators. USCA awards bachelor’s degrees in more than 20 major areas of study, master’s degrees in two areas, and offers a varied program of continuing education courses for the wider community. Today USC Aiken offers students a liberal education designed to develop an understanding of human experience which will equip them for life in a free society. To accomplish this, the University provides students with an opportunity to discover learning processes which enable them to grow personally and socially. It promotes students’ interaction within a community of active scholars and artists, and it encourages students to use the knowledge which they gain to deal with the problems of a rapidly changing world.

Meet the Staff  Dr. Sandra Jordan University Chancellor Sandra J. Jordan, former provost and vice president for

Jordan’s appointment marks a return to the state where her

academic affairs at Georgia College & State University, was

higher education career began. From 1986-1989, she was an

named chancellor of the University of South Carolina Aiken in

assistant professor of art history at Lander University and

2012.

director of the Monsanto Gallery of Art.

Jordan became the fourth chancellor of USC Aiken, succeeding

Jordan earned her bachelor’s degree in art from the University

Thomas L. Hallman who retired after 12 years in the position.

of Alabama, and her doctorate in art history from the

“I am tremendously honored and humbled by this opportunity to serve the campus, community and the University of South Carolina system,” Jordan said. “USC Aiken’s mission, unwavering dedication to student success and vibrant partnerships with the community, make this an exceptional and exciting position. I am thrilled to accept this invitation to join the Pacers during this pivotal time in the history of the institution and I look forward to working closely with

I am tremendously honored and humbled by this opportunity to serve the campus, community and the University of South Carolina system.

University of Georgia. She has also attended the Management Development Program at Harvard University’s Institute for Higher Education, the 21st Century Leadership Institute and was a summer fellow at Vanderbilt University’s Institute for Higher Education Management. A student of leadership, she is often asked to mentor new leaders at the state and national level. Jordan has been married for 30 years to Michael Jordan, an architect and graduate of Clemson University. They have a son, Matthew, who is a doctoral student in electrical engineering at Georgia Tech.

President Pastides, the USC Aiken faculty, staff and students as well as our alumni and friends to build upon the successes that defined this university’s first 50 years.” 6

Randy Warick Athletic Director

Randy Warrick is in his 28th year as Director of Athletics at the

Education in 1977 and then his Master of Arts in Teaching in

University of South Carolina Aiken. He was hired at USCA in

1978.

1978 as head baseball coach and intramural director and has served many different duties during his tenure. While coaching baseball for 11 years, Warrick also served as an assistant basketball coach during the 1978-79 season and acting golf coach in 1989-90.

While earning his master’s degree, he served as a graduate assistant baseball coach. In the same season, the team advanced to the College World Series. Warrick is a member of the College Athletic Management’s Editorial Board, PBC Awards Committee, NCAA Division II AD’s

As baseball coach, Warrick compiled a 392-146 record, while

Association Board of Directors, Greater Augusta Sports Council

earning various coaching awards. In 1986 his team advanced

Board, and is the most recent past chairman of the NCAA

to the College World Series, the highlight of his coaching

Division II National Golf Committee.

career.

Warrick is married to Martha Blankenship Warrick of Augusta,

Warrick was born in Rocky Mount, N.C. and attended Rocky

Ga. They have one son, Tripp, who graduated from USC Aiken.

Mount High School. He was an All-Conference player in

The Warrick family resides in North Augusta, S.C.

football, basketball and baseball. Upon graduation from high school, Warrick went to Louisburg Junior College where he played baseball for two years. In 1975, Warrick earned his Associate of Arts degree from Louisburg and was drafted by the Kansas City Royals, but decided to stay in school. Warrick then moved on to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a two-year baseball scholarship. While at North Carolina he earned Atlantic Coast Conference All-Academic honors two straight years. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 7

Tim Hall

Associate Athletic Director Tim Hall is in his 24th year as a member of the USC Aiken

A 1990 graduate of the University of South Carolina, Hall

athletic department. Hall first joined the program in 1990 as a

received his Bachelor of Science in Sports Administration. In

graduate assistant. In 1993 he was hired on as the university’s

1992, he earned a Master’s in Student Personnel Services from

full-time NCAA Compliance Coordinator.

USC as well.

In August 1997, the Batesburg-Leesville native was promoted

In his time at USC Aiken, Hall has been on a number of campus

to Assistant Athletic Director.

committees including the first year academic advisor program

In September 2003, Hall was promoted again, this time to the

and the enrollment management action team in the strategic

position of Associate Athletic Director for Administration and

planning process.

External Services.

Hall is married to the former Jenny Fulmer and they have

In this role, Hall oversees NCAA compliance and academic

three sons, Jordan, Ethan and Wyatt.

support. In addition, he assists with home game administration and fundraising.

Angie Osbon

Assistant Athletic Director Angie Osbon is in her 15th year as a member of the USC

received her Master’s in Business Administration from the

Aiken athletic department. Osbon became the department’s

University of South Carolina.

business manager in 1999. Through the years she has

In 2002, Osbon was named student organization advisor of the

earned a number of other titles, including Senior Woman Administrator, Student Athlete Advisory Committee Advisor and Cheerleading, Mascot and Dance Team Director.

year and was selected to the Who’s Who Among Cheerleading Coaches. In addition, she has been a member of the first year academic advisor program and a staff facilitator for

In 2007, Osbon received the Outstanding Committment to

orientation.

Student Development Award from the Office of Student Life.

The former Angie Mathis is married to Rick Osbon and they

In September 2003, the Aiken, S.C., native was promoted to

have three children, Reagan, Gemma and Sterling.

the position of Assistant Athletic Director for Business and Student Services. Osbon earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from USC Aiken in 1992. In 1996, Osbon 8

Brent Hager

Assistant Athletic Director Brent C. Hager is in his second year as the Assistant Athletic

volleyball and men’s basketball. Hager spent two and a half

Director for Communications/Sports Information Director at

years at Gardner-Webb as the Assistant Sports Information

USC Aiken.

Director and handled 13 sports in his time there. He also

Hager comes to USC Aiken after serving as the Associate

spent two years at Virginia Tech as an intern in the sports

Commissioner for External Affairs at the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference where he handled the promotion of all 16 sports. During his time at the WVIAC Hager

information office where he handled all media requests for the nationally-ranked men’s soccer program and the school’s only national champion at the time. Hager got his start at UNC-

featured the league’s only two Division II National Champions

Pembroke in 2002.

and a National Player of the Year. In addition, he ran multiple

The Tallahassee, Fla., native attended Wingate University

championships and redesigned the WVIAC web site. Prior to

where he received a bachelors of science degree in business

the WVIAC, Hager spent two years as the Director of Sports

administration and sport management. He earned an MBA at

Information and Game Operations at Presbyterian College and

UNC-Pembroke in 2004.

was the primary contact for eight sports, including football,

Brandon Aiken

Assistant Athletic Director Brandon Aiken is in his 15th year as head athletic trainer and

Aiken also served as assistant and head athletic trainer at

16th overall at USC Aiken.

Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken, S.C., for more than

Aiken, a native of Sturgeon Bay, Wis., joined the USC Aiken

three years. At Hitchcock, he worked with high school, college,

training staff in 1997 as a graduate assistant. He served in that

and professional athletes as well as general outpatient

capacity for three years until stepping into the head position

rehabilitation.

in 2000.

Aiken guided the USC Aiken athletic training staff to back-to-

He was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Sports

back (2007-08 and 2008-09) Peach Belt Conference Athletic

Medicine prior to the 2009-10 athletic year.

Training Staff of the Year awards.

A 1997 graduate of Saint Andrews Presbyterian College in

Aiken, who resides in Graniteville, is married to Malinda and

Laurinburg, N.C., Aiken received his Bachelor of Science in

the couple has a son, Liam.

Sports Medicine. Aiken is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). 9

Team Preview ď&#x2026;&#x160; The University of South Carolina Aiken team is looking to get back to the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season. With the amount of talent head coach Jerry Snyder has returning, in addition to the newcomers, the Pacers should be well prepared for a solid 2015 campaign.

Daring played in 25 games during her sophomore season and could see time not only behind the plate, but could also spell Thrower at first base as she did from time to time in 2014. She registered four homers last year, including what turned out to be the game-winning two-run homer against Columbus State.

Infield

David had an outstanding career at Cox Mill H.S. where she was a four-year all-conference selection.

At first base, Snyder could have multiple players here throughout the year. However, sophomore Magan Thrower will look to improve upon her rookie campaign that saw her produce six home runs and 17 RBI in 45 games. Fellow second-year standout Madison Labrador could remain at second base. As a freshman, Labrador played in 50 games and drove in 14 runs. She accounted for four homers, including one in her first career at bat. Battling Labrador is senior Makenzie Barbor. During her first year on the team, Barbor saw action in 21 games and yielded a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage. A defensive replacement and pinch runner for the most part, Barbor recorded a .324 on-base percentage in limited plate appearances. At the hot corner is junior Samantha Chubb. After transferring from Aiken Tech last year, Chubb exploded onto the scene as a dominant power hitter. She posted a team-high 10 round-trippers and drove in 38 runs while slugging .529 in 46 games. Chubb registered a .926 fielding percentage despite playing just a few yards away from home plate on several occasions. Senior Ashley Metts should solidify the infield with her outstanding defensive play at shortstop. During her first year at USC Aiken, she posted a .975 fielding percentage after totaling just three errors in 119 chances. Offensively, she tallied six homers and 22 RBI while playing in 50 games. Behind the plate, the team lost Alyssa Cook due to graduation, but returns Andrea Daring while adding newcomers Ericka David and Sydney Murphy.

Murphy was also a four-time all-conference selection coming out of Finneytown H.S., in Cincinnati, Ohio. Twice she batted over .500 and led her ASA team to the national tournament on three occasions.

Outfield

Snyder boasts arguably the best defensive outfield in the conference with Sarah Montei patrolling center field. The junior is coming off a year that saw her register three homers and 21 RBI despite being asked to bunt over former all-region standout Kaitlyn White for much of the season. Defensively, Montei had a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage on 57 chances. She registered 53 putouts to go along with four assists, turning one double play. In left field, senior Victoria Burkett should see the starting role. Last year, she played some in right field but is arguably the most versatile student-athlete on the team. In 2014, she played in 45 games while earning 32 starts at various positions. Rookie Lyndie Dorgan saw plenty of time in right field during the fall season and could be there once again on opening day. She was the Class 2A Player of the Year and was a four-year all-state honoree at Gilbert H.S. Dorgan could see time in multiple roles for the Pacers. Battling Dorgan for the opening day spot in right field is fellow newcomer, junior Dani Reeves. She comes from USC Sumter where she registered a .373 batting averaged and a .576 slugging percentage. A local product, Reeves was an all-region selection coming out of Aiken H.S. 10

Pitchers

Snyder lost arguably the best pitcher to ever play for USC Aiken with the graduation of India Kornegay. However, he returns a wealth of talent in third-year hurler Taylor Morgan. He also added some outstanding talent in transfer Danielle Payne, in addition to newcomers Karly Kinard and Lyndie Dorgan. Morgan has already won 21 games during her career and has tossed 35 complete games. The junior has 308 strikeouts, averaging 6.98 per game for her career. Payne is well prepared for the PBC, having played at Francis Marion. With the Patriots, she registered six wins while striking out 63 in 107.1 innings of work. Prior to Francis Marion, Payne won 30 games at Aiken Tech. Dorgan was impressive during the fall season as she was forced into pitching duties multiple times due to injuries. At Gilbert H.S., she recorded 69 wins and is used to having several roles on a team. Kinard is a local product that struck out 182 batters in just 130 innings as a senior. She garnered all-state accolades and was a two-time all-region honoree. She is coming off an injury during the fall season, but should help the depth of the deep pitching staff.

Raleigh, N.C., for a five-game weekend tournament. At the Shaw Softball Challenge, the team takes on WinstonSalem, Seton Hill, Slippery Rock, Lees-McRae and Mount Olive. The team has a small break before playing at South Atlantic Conference foes Carson-Newman (March 3) and Lenoir-Rhyne (March 6) before hosting Montevallo on March 8 in the PBC home opener. The Pacers step out of league play for a mid-week doubleheader at Claflin (March 18) prior to hosting four straight PBC schools. USC Aiken entertains GRU Augusta (March 20), Armstsrong State (March 22), Columbus State (March 27) and Georgia Southwestern (March 29) before playing its last non-conference road doubleheader of the season (March 31 at Erskine). In April, Snyderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s squad hosts just three teams while playing away from home five times before the league tournament. The Pacers host Flagler (Apr. 1), Belmont Abbey (Apr. 8) and West Georgia (Apr. 14). The team plays at Young Harris (Apr. 5), at North Georgia (Apr. 10), at Georgia College (Apr. 12), and at UNC Pembroke (Apr. 17) before wrapping up the regular season at Francis Marion (Apr. 19).

Schedule

The Pacers have just 10 home dates, totaling 20 games this season. Part of this is due to a huge tournament the team is playing in for the second straight year in Raleigh, N.C. USC Aiken opens its season with four straight home non-conference games. Snyderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s squad hosts Queens on Thursday, Feb. 12, before entertaining Newberry on Feb. 17. After that, the Pacers are away from home until a March 8 contest. During the time USC Aiken is away from home, the team kicks off its conference schedule. On Feb. 19, the team plays a doubleheader at Lander before heading to 11

Roster ď&#x201E;˘

No.

Name

Pos.

Year

B/T

Ht.

Hometown/Previous School

Madison Labrador

So.

R/R

5-5

Lexington, S.C. / Lexington H.S.

Victoria Burkett

Util.

Sr.

R/R

5-5

Gilbert, S.C. / Gilbert H.S.

Ericka David

Fr.

R/R

5-6

Concord, N.C. / Cox Mill H.S.

Sydney Murphy

Fr.

R/R

5-4

Cincinnati, Ohio / Finneytown H.S.

Karly Kinard

Fr.

R/R

5-8

Beech Island, S.C. / Silver Bluff H.S.

Lyndie Dorgan

P/OF

Fr.

R/R

5-4

Gilbert, S.C. / Gilbert H.S.

Dani Reeves

Util.

Jr.

R/R

5-4

Aiken, S.C. / USC Sumter

Taylor Morgan

Jr.

R/R

5-7

Chapin, S.C. / Chapin H.S.

Brielle Jungblut

So.

L/R

5-5

Ridgeland, S.C. / Thomas Heyward Academy

Ashley Metts

Sr.

R/R

5-6

Moncks Corner, S.C. / Aiken Tech.

Samantha Chubb

Jr.

R/R

5-8

Summerville, S.C. / Aiken Tech.

Sarah Montei

Jr.

R/R

5-8

Summerville, S.C. / Summerville H.S.

Makenzie Barbor

Sr.

R/R

5-6

Fort Mill, S.C. / Nation Ford H.S.

Magan Thrower

So.

R/R

5-6

Goose Creek, S.C. / Stratford H.S.

Danielle Payne

Sr.

R/R

5-10

Clarks Hill, S.C. / Aiken Tech

Andrea Daring

C/IF

Jr.

R/R

5-8

Ridgeland, S.C. / Thomas Heyward Academy

Chandler Terrapin

So.

R/R

5-8

West Columbia, S.C. / Western Carolina 12



The Coaches Jerry Snyder Head Coach

Currently the coach with the longest tenure in the Peach Belt Conference and the only coach in the league to have coached since the PBC’s inception, USC Aiken head Softball coach Jerry Snyder enters his 28th season at the helm of the Pacer program in 2015. After the 2014 season, Snyder now owns a career record of 663-623-1. The 2014 campaign was one of the most memorable in USC Aiken history. Snyder guided the program to a 34-16 mark, tying the school record for wins. His team earned the No. 6 seed in the NCAA Southeast Regional after completing PBC play with a No. 3 seed by going 15-7. His team won two NCAA Tournament games, marking the first two victories by the USC Aiken program in NCAA Tournament history. Collectively, the team allowed just 134 runs, establishing a school record. Snyder coached two all-conference and all-region performers in addition to having an All-American in India Kornegay. His hurler, Kornegay, established every career school record and became the first Division II student-athlete to strike out every batter while throwing a perfect game, earning her NFCA National Pitcher of the Week honors. The Pacers went 25-21-1 in 2013, advancing to the semifinals of the PBC Tournament by defeating No. 13 North Georgia. His 25th year in 2012 would bring a milestone 600th career which was earned when the Pacers defeated Pfeiffer 2-1 in the first game of a doubleheader sweep on April 6, 2012. USC Aiken concluded the 2011 softball season by making its second appearance in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional. The Pacers finished the 2011 season with a record of 26-18. The Pacers ended play in the extremely tough PBC with a record of 9-11. USC Aiken opened the 2010 season ranked in the top 15 in the nation. The Pacers advanced to the Peach Belt Conference Tournament semifinals for the second consecutive year before ending the year with an overall record of 23-23. The 2009 season was Snyder’s best. USC Aiken concluded the campaign a program-best 12th in the final National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division II Top 25 poll of 2009. The first Pacer squad to participate in the NCAA Division II Tournament, USC Aiken ended the 2009 campaign with a 34-16 record. The Pacers’ 2009 mark garnered the 2009 USC Aiken softball team the best winning percentage (.680) in program history. USC Aiken’s 34 victories in 2009 tied them for second in program history for the most wins in a single season. The Pacers also tied the school record for the fewest runs allowed (139), equaling the 2006 team for the fewest runs given up as a team in a single season in school history.

winning streak and the stretch helped USC Aiken to claim a victory in 12 of its next 13 games to stand at 18-7 after a 4-0 win over Tusculum on March 8. The Pacers would go 13-5 the rest of the regular season to earn the second spot in the Southeast region by the start of the 2009 Peach Belt Conference Tournament in Florence, S.C. The Pacers ended the year ranked in the final five NFCA polls, entering the poll for the first time in school history at No. 24 on April 8. The sixth Snyder team to claim 30 or more victories in a single season, the 2009 Pacers advanced to the 2009 Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship game before falling to NCAA Division II softball championship semifinalist and third-ranked North Georgia. In the top-20 all-time for NCAA Division II coaches in career wins, Snyder was appointed to the head coaching position at USC Aiken in 1988 shortly after being hired as an assistant coach. He became involved in softball when he was 12-years-old when his father taught him how to pitch. He went on to play for a men’s fastpitch softball team in his hometown of Short Gap, W. Va. Snyder began gaining coaching experience in recreation leagues in Aiken while he was a young man. He also served as a volunteer assistant coach at North Augusta High School. He primarily worked with the pitchers for Beth Meyer’s Lady Jackets squad. Prior to becoming head coach at USC Aiken, Snyder worked at the Savannah River Site for EI Dupont until 1987 when he decided to return to college to get his degree. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education from USC Aiken in 1991 and earned his Master’s in Sports Science from the United States Sports Academy in 1995. Snyder says he has several memories and highlights from his time at USC Aiken, but he is most proud of the record of his students in the classroom and after they have left his program. “The biggest highlight since I have been here is that my players have graduated and have gone on with their lives to become successful people,” Snyder said. “You should measure your success with what your studentathletes do in the classroom, instead of what they do on the field.” The program has posted 20-win seasons in 19 of the past 20 seasons. During his time as head coach, the Pacer program has had 20 All-Conference players, a Peach Belt Player of the Year, three Peach Belt Freshmen of the Year, 10 AllRegion players and two All-Americans. The program has also had four players honored as CoSIDA Academic All-District selections. Snyder and his wife Kelly have two sons, Tony and James. The Snyder family resides in Aiken, S.C.

The 2009 campaign was an incredibly special year for the Pacers with Snyder earning his 500th career win earlier in the year. The win was just a sign of things to come for the Pacers as they continued to embark on one of the greatest seasons in school history. After splitting with UNC Pembroke on Feb. 15 to claim that special 500th victory, USC Aiken went on to earn its first ever national ranking en route to its first ever NCAA Division II Tournament appearance. The second game win over UNCP led to a season-high eight-game

The Players  2 Victoria Burkett Util.

Position

5’5” Height

Senior Class

Gilbert, S.C. Hometown

2014: Played in 45 games, starting 32 … Posted seven doubles on the season and drove in seven … Swiped four bases … Sported a 1.000 fielding percentage … Went twofor-four with two RBI and two runs scored in the win over Coker … Drove in one in the victory over Shaw … Recorded a hit, RBI and scored a run in the win over Ohio Valley … Plated two runs on a double in the win over Fayetteville State … Had a hit in the win over Newberry … Registered a hit and scored a run in the win over Paine … Had a pair of hits, including a double, in the win over King … Doubled and scored a run in the victory over Erskine … Pounded out three hits, including two doubles, in the win over Brevard … Had a hit and scored twice in the win over West Georgia … Singled in one and scored once at Wingate … Scored a run in the victory over the Cougars … Tallied two hits and scored once in the win over the Hurricanes … Came in and connected for a hit as a pinch hitter in the win over UNC Pembroke … Pounded out two hits, including a double, against GRU Augusta … Scored in the win over Lander … Ripped a single in the NCAA Tournament win over Georgia College … Garnered two hits and scored once in the NCAA Tournament victory over Anderson. 2013 : Honored as a Capital One Academic NCAA Division II Softball District Three First-Team selection ... Also chosen to the Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team ... Started all 47 games for the Pacers … Hit .262 (39-for-149) on the season with nine multiple-hit games … Slugged .336 with 50 total bases on the season … Posted an on-base percentage of .304 for the season … Tied for fourth on team with 13 RBIs … Also fourth in runs scored with 18 … Led team with three triples and also hit one home run … Was 11-for-12 in stolen base attempts on the year. 2012: Appeared in 34 games, making 23 starts ... Closed freshman campaign hitting .197 (14-for-71) ... Was tied for second on the team with two home runs ... Claimed six RBIs ... Scored 11 runs ... Finished year with five extra-base hits on two doubles, two home runs and one triple. Gilbert High School: Burkett was tabbed All-State in both softball and volleyball for the Indians … She played in the North/South All-Star Game following her senior season … As a junior, hit .453 with 28 runs scored and 17 RBIs … She hit .571 as a senior, scoring 54 runs to go along with 10 home runs and 44 RBIs.

11 Ashley Metts IF

Position

5’6” Height

Senior Class

Moncks Corner, S.C. Hometown

2014: Started all 50 games … Recorded a .419 slugging percentage and drove in 22 runs … Sported a .975 fielding percentage … Led the team with eight doubles … Blasted a two-run homer and had two runs scored in the win over Coker … Had three hits and scored twice in the win over Ohio Valley … Drove in three on two hits in the win over Fayetteville State … Blasted a game-winning homer in the seventh inning in the win over Newberry … Had a double against Lenoir-Rhyne … Blasted a three-run homer and scored three times in the win over Paine … Had a pair of hits in the win over King … Drove in one in the 7-6 victory over King … Pounded out a hit in the victory over Erskine … Tallied three hits and scored a run in the win over West Georgia … Doubled against Wingate … Launched a two-run homer at Armstrong … Singled in the win at Flagler … Had a hit in the win over No. 9 North Georgia … Singled against Georgia Southwestern … Had two hits, including the game-winning double, in the win over the Hurricanes … Belted a solo homer for the only run in the win over UNC Pembroke … Notched three hits and scored once in the win over the Braves … Blasted a solo homer in the victory against Francis Marion … Singled in the win over the Patriots … Drove in one against Lander … Doubled against Columbus State in the PBC Tournament … Recorded a double and an RBI in the NCAA Tournament victory over Georgia College … Singled in the NCAA Tournament victory over Anderson. Previous School: Attended Aiken Technical College … Won the 2012 Region X Tournament Championship … Attended the National Championship … Tabbed the 2013 NJCAA Region X Player of the Year … First-team all-region honoree … Recorded a .308 batting average and produced 67 RBI … Had 13 round-trippers … Boasted a .948 fielding percentage. High School: Four-year all-region honoree at Berkeley H.S. … Selected to play in the North-South all-star game … Earned all-tournament team honors as a junior … Won the batting title award her sophomore season. Personal: Born Nov. 6, 1991 in Charleston, S.C. … Daughter of Tony and Wanda Metts … Majoring in exercise and sports science.

Personal: Victoria is the daughter of Victor and Cathy Burkett … Born September 12, 1992 … Brother, Edwin Keeler, played baseball at USC Aiken ... She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science.

14 Makenzie Barbor Util.

Position

5’6” Height

Senior Class

Fort Mill, S.C. Hometown

Led her team to the National Tournament ... Team MVP … Honorable mention all-region X selection … First-team all-conference performer … All-tournament team selection and was named MVP …. Recorded 13 wins and a 2.17 ERA in 2011 … Struck out 104 batters in 174.1 innings … Team MVP. In 2012, she posted a 17-18 pitching mark with a 2.01 ERA and 136 strikeouts in 230.1 innings pitched....Earned team most valuable player honors and was an honorable mention All-Region X selection....First-Team All-Conference Pitcher and conference All-Tournament Team MVP....As a freshman in 2011, she was 13-15 with a 2.17 ERA and 104 strikeouts in 174.1 innings of work.....Team MVP. High School: Attended Fox Creek H.S. … Participated in the North-South All-Star game … Two-time all-state honoree … Four-time all-region selection … Three-time Team MVP … Three-time all-state honoree in volleyball and a four-time all-region selection. Personal: Danielle Payne was born June 26, 1992 in Augusta, Ga. … Daughter of Thomas and Petronella Payne … Has two siblings, Jason and Summer … Majoring in sociology.

7 Dani Reeves Util.

Position

5’4” Height

Jr.

Class

Aiken, S.C. Hometown

Previous School: Attended USC Sumter … Posted a .373 batting average and a .576 slugging percentage … Registered a pair of round-trippers.

2014: Saw action in 21 games, starting nine … Drove in a pair of runs … Had a 1.000 fielding percentage … Had a hit in the win over Newberry … Went two-for-three with one RBI in the win over Barton … Had the game-winning hit in the 7-6 come-from-behind victory over King … Doubled at Armstrong … Was two-for-three with a run scored in the win at Flagler … Scored in the win over No. 9 North Georgia … Came in as a pinch runner and scored in the win over the Patriots … Scored in the win over Lander.

High School: Attended Aiken H.S. … First-team all-region selection as a sophomore … Earned the Senior Athletic Award and Defensive Award. Personal: Danielle Nicole Reeves was born Jan. 19, 1994 in Aiken, S.C. … Daughter of Daniel and Kim Reeves … Has a younger brother, Drew … Majoring in biology.

8 Taylor Morgan

High School: Played for Nations Ford H.S. … Led her team to the 2011 state championship … Guided her team to four region championships … Earned all-region honors as a senior. Personal: Daughter of Ken and Sissy Barbor … Has a younger sibling, Madison … Majoring in exercise science.

17 Danielle Payne

Position

5’7” Height

Jr.

Class

Chapin, S.C. Hometown

Francis Marion: Posted six wins while playing at Francis Marion in 2013 … Tossed 107.1 innings … Notched 63 strikeouts on the season … Tallied a 2.74 ERA … Threw a complete-game victory against Barton … Registered a four-hit shutout against Fayetteville State … Allowed just one earned run in the win over Georgia Southwestern … Did not give up an earned run in the victory over Erskine … Struck out 10 while throwing a complete game in the win over Young Harris … Shut down Armstrong State with a four-hit 2-0 win.

2014: Appeared in 26 games, starting 22 … Threw 18 complete games … Posted 151 strikeouts and held opponents to a .217 batting average … Tossed three shutouts and picked up a save en route to a 10-win season … Threw a complete game one-hitter with 11 strikeouts in the win over Shaw … Struck out eight while throwing a complete game in the win over Fayetteville State … Struck out nine against Newberry … Struck out seven against Lenoir-Rhyne … Earned a complete-game three-hit shutout with 12 strikeouts in the victory over Mansfield … Worked 1.1 innings to earn the save in the win over Barton … Struck out three in the complete-game effort against Tiffin … Threw a complete game in the win over King, striking out six … Picked up a win, striking out 10, in the victory over Erskine … Struck out three against Brevard … Went the distance, striking out eight, in the win over West Georgia … Threw a complete game, striking out four in the victory over the Mountain Lions … Struck out seven in the complete-game effort against North Georgia … Worked seven innings, picking up the win while striking out 10 in the victory over the Cougars … Struck out seven in the eight-inning victory over the Hurricanes … Threw a complete-game five-hitter with nine strikeouts in the victory over the Bobcats … Worked 2.1 innings of relief, striking out three against Columbus State in the PBC Tournament … Struck out five in the NCAA Tournament game against Armstrong.

Aiken Tech: Won 17 games while registering a 2.01 ERA with 136 strikeouts in 2012 …

2013: Named Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week on March 5 … Finished the

Position

5’10” Height

Senior Class

Clarks Hill, S.C. Hometown

year with an 11-9 record on 28 appearances and 23 starts … Was sixth in the Peach Belt Conference in strikeouts, with 157 … Morgan is 10th in the Peach Belt Conference in ERA, at 2.13 … Threw a no-hitter at the Mid-South Classic against Ohio Dominican on March 3, striking out 11 batters … Eighth in Peach Belt Conference in strikeouts per game at 6.83 … Struck out 10 or more batters seven times this season … Struck out a career-high 13 batters against Brevard on April 3 … Dealt two shutouts and 17 complete games, which is tied for ninth in Peach Belt Conference for complete games … Sixth in the Peach Belt Conference with 161 innings pitched … Only gave up a .211 batting average against in 584 at-bats on the season … Surrendered 49 earned runs. Chapin High School: Played softball and volleyball for the Eagles … All-Region selection six times, and All-State selection five times … Honored as the All-Area and All-State Player of the Year. Personal: Taylor is the daughter of Brian Ledford and Janice Poston … Born March 26, 1994 … She is undecided on her major.

12 Samantha Chubb IF

Position

5’8” Height

Jr.

Class

in the win over Columbus State … Singled in a run and scored in the victory over the Cougars … Drove in a run against Georgia Southwestern … Posted a pair of hits in the win over the Hurricanes … Belted a two-run homer in the victory against Francis Marion … Doubled against GRU Augusta … Scored a run in the win over Lander … Had a pair of hits and drove in one in the win over Georgia College … Singled in the victory over the Bobcats … Singled and drove in one in the NCAA Tournament victory over Anderson. 2013: Started all 47 games on the season … Hit .267 (40-for-150) with a .323 on-base percentage … Picked up 10 multiple hit games … Owned a .323 slugging percentage with 49 total bases … Second on the team with nine doubles and 21 runs scored … Picked up 13 RBIs … 12-for-17 in stolen base attempts … Posted a .969 fielding percentage for the season. Summerville High School: Played basketball and was a five-year member of softball team for the Green Wave … Softball team was five-time Region Champion and Lower State Champion in 2010 … Three-time All-Region Selection … Post and Courier All-Lowcountry Player of the Year as a senior … Three-time All-State selection by High School Sports Report … Region 8-AAAA Player of the Year in junior and senior seasons, also Team MVP for these seasons … All-Region selection for basketball junior and senior years … Member of the FCA. Personal: Sarah is the daughter of Mike and Jane Montei … Born May 17, 1994 … Her father, Mike, was a pitcher at The Citadel from 1984-87 and inducted into The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005 ... He holds record for career victories at a military school with 30 … She is majoring in communications.

Summerville, S.C.

25 Andrea Daring

Hometown

2014: Started 46 games … Led the team with 10 home runs and a .529 slugging percentage … Posted a team-high 38 RBI and had 74 total bases … Led the squad with 58 assists … Was four-for-four with a homer and a triple en route to a five-RBI performance in the win over Ohio Valley … Stole three bases, including home, in the win over Fayetteville State … Had a hit in the win over Lenoir-Rhyne … Tallied three hits, including a double, stole a base and drove in four in the win over Paine … Posted a hit and scored a run in the 4-0 win over King … Drove in two in the 7-6 victory over King … Homered in the victory over Erskine … Posted two round-trippers and three RBI in the second win over the Flying Fleet … Posted a pair of hits against Brevard … Blasted a pair of homers, driving in four, against Wingate … Singled in a run in the win at Flagler … Doubled and homered, driving in a pair and scoring once in the victory over the Mountain Lions … Singled in a run in the win over No. 9 North Georgia … Tallied a pair of hits, driving in one and scoring once in the win over Columbus State … Singled in a pair of runners in the victory over the Cougars … Singled in the win over the Hurricanes … Belted a two-run homer in the win over the Braves … Singled in a run in the win over the Patriots … Drove in a pair in the victory over GRU Augusta … Scored once against Lander … Had a pair of hits and drove in one in the win over Georgia College … Launched a two-run homer in the PBC Quarterfinals against Columbus State … Singled and scored in the NCAA Tournament win over Georgia College … Singled and drove in one in the NCAA Tournament victory over Anderson. Previous School: Attended Aiken Technical College … Earned second-team all-region honors … Named to the all-tournament Region 10 team. High School: Four-time all-state honoree at Northwood Academy … Garnered HSSR and SCISA all-state accolades … Earned SCISA Player of the Year honors as a senior … Named to the Post and Courier’s all-Lowcounty Team. Personal: Born Oct. 16, 1994 in Charleston, S.C. … Daughter of David and Coby Chubb … Majoring in biology.

C/IF

Position

5’8” Height

Position

5’8” Height

Jr.

Class

Summerville, S.C. Hometown

2014: Started all 50 games … Second on the team with 41 hits, including 11 for extra bass … Posted a .414 slugging percentage and had a 1.000 fielding percentage … Registered a triple, driving in one in the win over Coker … Had a hit and scored a run in the victory over Shaw … Posted two hits and scored twice in the win over Fayetteville State … Went two-for-three in the win over Newberry … Had one RBI in the second game against Newberry … Scored the game-winning run in the win over Lenoir-Rhyne … Tallied a double against Lenoir-Rhyne … Knocked in a run in the win over Mount Olive … Singled in a run in the win over King … Scored once in the second game against King … Tallied a hit in the 4-0 win over Erskine … Went two-for-three in the victory over the Flying Fleet … Had two doubles with three RBI in the win over Brevard … Posted a triple and scored against the Tornados … Had a hit and stole home in the win over West Georgia … Launched a homer at Armstrong … Belted a homer, driving in two, in the win over Young Harris … Scored a run in the victory over the Mountain Lions … Singled and drove in one in the win over No. 9 North Georgia … Scored a run

Class

Ridgeland, S.C. Hometown

2014: Played in 25 games, starting 15 … Recorded four home runs and nine RBI … Owned a .488 slugging percentage and a .974 fielding percentage … Had a hit and scored a run in the victory over Shaw … Drove in one and scored once in the win over Fayetteville State … Belted a three-run homer in the win over West Georgia … Launched a solo homer against Wingate … Singled in the victory over the Mountain Lions … Launched a two-run homer in the victory over the Cougars … Registered a solo homer in the win over the Hurricanes … Drove in a run in the NCAA Tournament win over Georgia College. 2013: Played in 21 games, starting 15 on the year … Scored three runs and drove in two … Had a .386 on-base percentage and a .310 slugging percentage … Hit two doubles on the year and had two multiple-hit games. Thomas Heyward Academy: Was a three-sport athlete for the Rebels playing volleyball, basketball and softball … Helped lead 2011 Softball team to win SCISA 2A State Championship … 2010 and 2011 winner of Offensive Softball Award … Also led Basketball team to 2012 SCISA 2A State Championship … Member of the student government. Personal: Andrea is the daughter of Clark and Cherryl Daring … Born July 14, 1994 … She is undecided on her major.

13 Sarah Montei OF

Jr.

1 Madison Labrador IF

Position

5’5” Height

Soph. Class

Lexington, S.C. Hometown

2014: Started all 50 games on the season … Finished with 14 RBI and tallied four homers to go along with six doubles … Led the team with four sacrifice flies … Had a two-run homer in her first career at bat, driving in two and scored twice on the day in the win over Coker … Drove in one and scored once in the victory over Shaw … Had a hit and scored a run in the win over Ohio Valley … Tallied a single against Newberry … Belted a two-run homer in the win over Lenoir-Rhyne … Had a hit, one RBI and scored a run in the win over Paine … Launched a solo homer in the victory over Mansfield … Doubled, driving in two in the win over Barton … Pounded out two hits including a double, had one RBI and scored twice in the win over Mount Olive … Wrapped out three hits, including a double, while driving in one and scoring twice in the 7-6 win over King … Singled against the Bulldogs … Had a hit and scored once in the victory over the Mountain Lions … Posted two hits and scored once in the win over No. 9 North Georgia … Singled in a run in the win over Columbus State … Doubled and homered in the victory over the Cougars … Garnered a double against Georgia Southwestern

… Singled in the win over the Braves … Had a hit in the victory over GRU Augusta … Scored in the win over Georgia College … Doubled and scored in the victory over the Bobcats … Singled and scored once against Columbus State in the PBC Tournament … Singled in the NCAA Tournament victory over Georgia College.

4 Sydney Murphy

High School: Attended Lexington H.S. Personal: Daughter of Richard Labrador and Jeannie Doyle … Has not declared a major.

15 Magan Thrower IF

Position

5’6” Height

Soph. Class

Goose Creek, S.C. Hometown

2014: Played in 45 games, starting 44 … Led the team with 17 walks … Pounded out six home runs and 17 RBI … Had one RBI in the win over Coker … Blasted a double and had two RBI in the victory over Shaw … Recorded an RBI and scored a run in the win over Ohio Valley … Had a hit in the win over Newberry … Drew three walks in the win over Lenoir-Rhyne … Launched a homer, driving in two, in the victory over Mansfield … Drove in four runs, including three on a homer, and scored twice in the victory over Mount Olive … Had a hit and scored once in the win over King … Blasted a solo homer in the come-from-behind victory over the Tornado … Drove in one in the victory over Erskine … Blasted a solo homer and scored twice in the win over Brevard … Launched a homer against Wingate … Doubled and drove in one against the Bulldogs … Had a hit in the win over Young Harris … Singled in the win over UNC Pembroke … Drove in one in the win over the Braves … Pounded out two hits, including a solo homer, in the victory over GRU Augusta … Singled in the victory over the Bobcats … Scored against Columbus State in the PBC Tournament … Singled, drove in one and scored once in the NCAA Tournament victory over Anderson. High School: Played for Stratford H.S. … Two-time all-region honoree … Earned Offensive Player of the Year honors twice. Personal: Daughter of Tim and Patty Thrower … Has two younger siblings, Adrian and Andrew … Majoring in exercise science.

30 Chandler Terrapin P

Position

5’8” Height

Soph. Class

Personal: Chandler Nicole Terripan ... Daughter of John and Phyllis Terrapin ... Has one brother, Zachery.

3 Ericka David 5’6” Height

Fr.

Class

5’4” Height

Fr.

Class

Cincinnati, Ohio Hometown

High School: Attended Finneytown H.S. ... Four-time all-conference selection, including three times as a first-team member ... Two-time Cincinnati Hills League Softball Athlete of the Year ... Three-time team MVP ... Three-time all-academic honoree ... Cincinnati Enquirer Division II-IV All-Star Team selection ... Posted a .556 batting average as a junior, slugging .972 ... Batted .592 as a sophomore ... Led her team to the ASA Nationals three times ... Guided her squad to a top-25 ASA Nationals ranking. Personal: Sydney Murphy was born Jan. 27, 1996 in Cincinnati, Ohio ... Daughter of Jimmy and Vicki Murphy ... Has an older sibling, Alex, who played soccer at Georgia Southern and a younger sibling, Delaney, who is a gymnast ... Majoring in physical therapy.

5 Karly Kinard P

Position

5’8” Height

Fr.

Class

Beech Island, S.C. Hometown

High School: Attended Silver Bluff H.S. ... Tossed 130 innings, recording 182 strikeouts as a senior ... Earned 13 wins ... Earned all-state honors as a senior ... Two-time all-region honoree ... Led her team to three district titles and two regional championships ... North-South All-Star selection ... Defensive Player of the Year ... National Scholar Athlete award winner. Personal: Karly Rose Kinard was born Feb. 20, 1996 in Augusta, Ga. ... Daughter of Crendall and Kathy Kinard ... Has two siblings, CJ and Camden ... Majoring in electrical engineering.

6 Lyndie Dorgan

Hometown

High School: Four-time all-state, all-region and all-area selection ... Four-time Region Player of the Year ... Guided her team to three district championships ... Led the squad to a second-place finish at the state level as a freshman.

Position

W. Columbia, S.C.

2013: Attended Western Carolina ... Played in 17 games and started two ... Scored two runs.

P/OF

Position

5’4” Height

Fr.

Class

Gilbert, S.C. Hometown

High School: Attended Gilbert H.S. ... Posted a .370 batting average as a junior and a .442 average as a senior ... Four-year all-region and all-state selection ... Class 2A Player of the Year ... Region 3 Player of the Year ... WLTX Player of the Week as a senior ... Holds the record for the most wins with 69 ... Received the athletic booster club scholarship. Personal: Lyndie Dorgan was born Nov. 17, 1995 in Columbia, S.C. ... Daughter of Fred Dorgan and Sadie Grafton and Todd Grafton ... Has four sisters and two brothers ... Majoring in nursing.

Concord, N.C. Hometown

High School: Attended Cox Mill H.S. … Two-time MVP … Four-year all-conference selection … Player of the Year honors as a junior … Scholar-athlete award winner. Personal: Ericka Renea David was born Oct. 19, 1995 in Charlotte, N.C. … Daughter of Randall and Rebecca David … Has an older sister, Brittany, who played at Greensboro College … Majoring in exercise and sports science.

The Archives  2014 Season Review Heading into the 2014 season, the University of South Carolina Aiken softball team was ready to make its mark in the Peach Belt Conference while earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2011. With an abundance of talent returning and the wealth of newcomers taking the field, head coach Jerry Snyder knew his team could make 2014 a special season. USC Aiken not only clinched the No. 3 seed in the Peach Belt Conference Tournament, but also earned the No. 6 spot in the NCAA Southeast Regional and won a pair of games in the tournament for the first time in school history. The squad also registered 36 home runs, which is second most in school history. From the first day of practice, Snyder knew he had a talented team with a pair of all-region student-athletes in India Kornegay and Kaitlyn White. However, the newcomers stepped up more than imagined, helping build the team into the powerhouse it was, winning a school-record tying 34 games. It started with the first game of the season when Kornegay tossed a no-hitter in the 8-0 win over Coker. The victory gave the Pacers confidence as they embarked on a five-game winning streak to start the season, including a sweep of the field at the Claflin Tournament. USC Aiken split a pair of games at Newberry, winning a crucial 1-0 contest. On Feb. 19, the team hosted Lenoir-Rhyne, who is perennially in the top-25. The squad earned a split with the Bears as well – and L-R eventually earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament. After dropping the second game of the doubleheader against the Bears, USC Aiken hit the road for the Shaw Tournament. The team went 4-1, but the most memorable part of the two-day affair came from the right arm of Kornegay as she struck out all 18 batters while throwing a perfect game in the 10-0 win over Paine. It marked the first time in Division II history someone had accomplished the feat, earning her PBC Pitcher of the Week and NFCA National Pitcher of the Week honors. The squad finished off the Shaw Tournament with an improbable come-from-behind win over NCAA Tournament foe Mount Olive by a 7-5 score. The Pacers had trailed the Trojans 4-0 after the top of the first, but rallied back for the win. The momentum gained by that victory sparked a six-game winningstreak and the team won eight-of-nine, including a 5-1 record during home games of that stretch. In one of the two wins at West Georgia, Kornegay struck out a school-record 19 batters. Although USC Aiken lost its next four games – all of which were on the road – Snyder’s team bounced back with a 3-0 win over Flagler. A loss to the Saints in the second game did not deter the Pacers as they won 11 of their next 13 contests as all were against league competition.

During the stretch of wins, one came over the eventual-PBC Champion and NCAA Southeast No. 1 seed, North Georgia. Kornegay threw another no-hitter in the victory and Taylor Morgan narrowly missed out on a no-hitter in the second game of the doubleheader. In the win over GRU Augusta, Kornegay became the first USC Aiken student-athlete and just the third in PBC history to strike out 1,000 batters in a career. On Senior Day, a late rally propelled the Pacers past NCAA Tournament participant Georgia College by a 6-5 count. Morgan shined in the nightcap as the team won 4-1. After losing in the quarterfinal round to Columbus State in the PBC Tournament in the rainy conditions by a 9-8 score, USC Aiken still earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament. Although the squad was eliminated from the conference tournament, White earned all-tournament team honors as she tied the league- and school-mark for triples in a game. The squad dropped the opener to Armstrong, but a pair of one-hitters by Kornegay helped the Pacers to a 2-0 win over Georgia College and a 5-0 victory over No. 2 seed Anderson. During the season, all of the members of the team made significant contributions to the team, helping the squad reach its goal of the NCAA Tournament. Makenzie Barbor was solid defensively as she was one of four that concluded the season with a perfect fielding percentage. Victoria Burkett played in 45 contests and was a solid defensive player. Burkett, like Montei, was perfect in the field and had an outfield assists. Samantha Chubb had an amazing season, entering the top-10 list for USC Aiken in career home runs. Despite having just arrived on campus in the fall of 2013, Chubb swatted 10 round-trippers and finished with 38 RBI, both of which were team-high honors. Chubb also sported team-high honors in slugging percentage (.529) and assists (58) while playing the hot corner. Alyssa Cook overcame an injury early in the season to become a staple behind the dish for the Pacers. She appeared in 34 games, starting 30. She led the team with 267 putouts on the season to go along with 19 assists. Andrea Daring played in 25 games, earning 15 starts. She came through in the clutch, recording four home-runs, including one as a pinch hitter. Daring was versatile, filling in at catcher and first base. Rookie Brielle Jungblut came on strong, posting a .375 batting average while earning PBC Freshman of the Week honors. Kornegay concluded her career with every USC Aiken career pitching

record and made her way into the top 10 in several categories in the PBC ledger. In 2014, Kornegay struck out a school-record 316, won a school-record 24 games, tossed 12 shutouts and held the opposition to a .154 batting average. With her outstanding senior campaign, Kornegay earned Daktronics All-America honors. Madison Labrador was fourth on the team with four round-trippers. Nearly one-third of her hits went for extra bases and she was dynamic on defense at second base. Ashley Metts’ defensive prowess proved she could play shortstop as well as anyone in the PBC. She started all 50 games and was second on the team with six round-trippers. Metts was also second on the team with 51 putouts against just three errors. Sarah Montei was fourth on the team in batting average, but played an integral part of the team’s success. She posted a team-high 11 sacrifice hits, helping push White into scoring position on numerous occasions. Arguably one of the best outfielders in the region, Montei netted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage to go along with four assists while starting every game. Morgan pitched in 26 games, earning 22 starts. She picked up 10 wins and had the lone save out of the USC Aiken bullpen. Taylor struck out 151 batters and held opponents to a .217 batting average.

defenses. Traylor saw action in 34 games and scored 10 runs while stealing three bases. White led the team with a .376 average. She topped the squad in total bases (82) and steals (21). Her six triples led the PBC and she concluded her career in several career lists at USC Aiken, including batting average, on-base percentage and steals. Brittney Williamson rounded out her career by becoming one of the best in school history in sacrifice hits. In 2014, she was second on the team with 10. Virtually every time she got a hit, she came around to score. In addition to Kornegay and White earning a pair of all-region honors and being named first-team all-conference, Alyssa Cook was tabbed the Peach Belt Conference Elite 15 winner as she was the student-athlete with the highest GPA participating in the conference tournament. Despite Snyder losing two all-region performers, the cupboard is far from bare for USC Aiken. With the addition of a talented recruiting class, the Pacers will once again vie for a spot at the top of the PBC and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

Hillary Stewart rounded out the season by playing in 19 games, earning 16 starts. She boasted a stellar .543 slugging percentage and was nearly perfect in the field, registering a .994 fielding percentage. Rookie Magan Thrower was second on the team with six roundtrippers. She came a long way at first base, scooping up several errant throws for outs. Shannon Traylor’s outstanding speed wreaked havoc on opposing

Record Book TEAM RECORDS

GENERAL

Most Wins in a Season.................... ...37 (2007) Most Consecutive Wins......................14 (2006) Most Consecutive Home Wins...........10 (2006) Most Consecutive Away Wins..............6 (2003 and 2012) Best W/L %.......................... .680 (34-16, 2009 & 2014) Most Losses in a Season...................34 (1998) Most Consecutive Home Losses..........6 (2006) Most Consecutive Away Losses.8 (1992, 2004)

SINGLE GAME BATTING Most at Bats........... 60 vs. North Florida (2005) Most Runs.................................. 22, Two Times Most Hits....................... 21 vs. Catawba (1998) Most Runs Batted In........ 20 vs. Lander (2006) Most Doubles......... 7 vs. Augusta State (2005) Most Triples........................ 5 vs. Paine* (1992) Most Home Runs......................... 4, Two Times Most Walks................. 17 vs. S.C. State (2007) Most Sac. Hits................................ 4, 10 Times Most Sac. Flies..3 vs. UNC Pembroke (1999)** Most Times Struck Out...... 16 vs. Coker (1999) Most Steals................................ 9 Three Times Most Steals Attempted...10 vs. Mars Hill (1999) Most Hit By Pitch.....4 vs. Augusta State (2007) PITCHING Most Strikeouts.. 19 at West Georgia (3/9/14) Most Walks Allowed.............10 vs. Three Times FIELDING Most Putouts........51 vs. North Florida (2005)** Most Assists........... 24 vs. North Florida (2005) Most Errors.....................8 vs. Newberry (1992) Most Double Plays....... 3 vs. Catawba (2002)** Most Passed Balls...4 vs. Kennesaw St. (2005)

SEASON BATTING Highest Batting Average................. .303 (1995) Most At Bats...................................1621 (2004) Most Runs........................................306 (1994) Most Hits...........................................451 (2004) Most Runs Batted In.........................237 (2004) Most Doubles.....................................83 (2005) Most Triples........................................28 (1994) Most Home Runs................................37 (2007) Most Total Bases..............................631 (2004) Most Walks.......................................168 (2007) Most Sacrifice Hits..............................57 (1996) Most Sacrifice Flies............................16 (1999) Most Times Struck Out.....................299 (2007) Most Stolen Bases...........................167 (1999) Most Stolen Bases Attempted..........187 (1999) Most Hit By Pitch................................28 (2007) PITCHING Most Complete Games...................... 59 (2000) Most Innings Pitched....................... 408 (2000) Most Strikeouts................................ 467 (2014) Most Walks Allowed......................... 180 (1996) Most Shutouts.....................................15 (2014) Most Saves.......................................... 4 (2011) FIELDING Most Putouts..................................1,224 (2000) Most Assists....................................707 (2000)*

Most Errors.......................................158 (1992) Most Double Plays.......................... 34 (2000)* # Most Passed Balls................................23 (2005)

TOP 5 SEASON PERFORMANCES BATTING AVERAGE 1. .303..........................................................1995 2. .300..........................................................1997 3. .290..........................................................2002 4. .284..........................................................2002 5. .284..........................................................2006 MOST RUNS 1. 306...........................................................1994 2. 285...........................................................1995 3. 270...........................................................2007 4. 265...........................................................1996 5. 259...........................................................1999 MOST HITS 1. 451...........................................................2004 2. 420...........................................................2007 3. 419...........................................................1999 419...........................................................2000 5. 413...........................................................1997 MOST RUNS BATTED IN 1. 237...........................................................1994 2. 220...........................................................2007 3. 208...........................................................2004 4. 204...........................................................2002 5. 187...........................................................1997 MOST HOME RUNS 1. 37.............................................................2007 2. 36.............................................................2009 2. 36.............................................................2014 4. 31.............................................................2004 5. 30.............................................................1994 MOST WINS 1. 37.............................................................2007 2. 34.............................................................2005 34.............................................................2009 34.............................................................2014 5. 33.............................................................1999 LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. 1.68............................................. ............2013 2. 1.85..........................................................2011 3. 2.19 ....................................................... 2009 4. 2.42......................................................... 2014 5 2.46.........................................................2007

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SINGLE GAME

BATTING Most at Bats......................................7 Six Times Most Runs Scored..............................4 10 Times Most Hits..................................5 by Toni Flessate vs. Benedict (2009) Most Runs Batted In....................... 6, Four Times Most Doubles................................. 3, Two Times Most Triples............................. 2, Seven Times** Most Home Runs.......................... 2, Eight Times Most Total Bases......................... 9, Three Times Most Walks............................... 4, Three Times** Most Stolen Bases.... 4 by Susan Williamson vs. Anderson College (1997) Most Sacrifice Hits......................... 2, 12 Times Most Sacrifice Flies........................ 2, Two Times

PITCHING Most Inn. Pitch.......... 14 by Stacie Oakley (2005) Most Strikeouts..............19, by India Kornegay (19 at West Georgia (3/9/14) Most Walks Allowed........................9, Two Times FIELDING Most Putouts................................ 20, Two Times Most Assists.......12 by Brooke McSwain (2002)* Most Errors................ 5 by Angie McNair (1993)* Most Passed Balls......7 by Holly Sanders (1993)

SEASON

BATTING Highest BA........... .445 by Jayme Durand (2003) Highest Slug. %... .818 by Jayme Durand (2003) Most Games Played..... 61 by five players (2007) Most At Bats........210 by Sherelle Brooks (2007) Most Runs............. 55 by Sherelle Brooks (2007) Most Hits................70 by Sherelle Brooks (2007) Most RBI............ 58 by Jessica Strickland (2007) Most Doubles................................ 18 Two Times Most Triples.....12 by Susan Williamson (1997)** Most Home Runs...........16 by Jessica Strickland . (2007) Most Total Bases.........129 by Jessica Strickland (2007) Most Walks................30 by Megan Lakes (2007) Most Stol. Bases....47 by Sarah Donnelly (2000) Most Sac. Hits..........21 by Whitney Clary (2012) Most Sac. Flies......... 5 by Jayme Hodges (1997) PITCHING Most Apps.............38 by Samantha Blair (2007) . ................................and India Kornegay (2012) Most Starts............. 31 by Crystal Dunkle (2000) Most Comp. Gms.....30 by Crystal Dunkle (2000) Most Wins........... 24 by India Kornegay (2014) Highest W/L %...... .875 (7-1) by Amy Fox (2001) Most Saves............... 3 by Deyon Kendall (1997) Best ERA............... 1.01 by Toni Flessate (2008) Most Shutouts.... 12 by India Kornegay (2014) Most Inn. Pitch... 211.0 by Samantha Blair (2007) Most Strikeouts... 316 by India Kornegay (2014) Most Walks Allowed... 93 by India Kornegay (2012) Most Wild Pitches...... 27 by Nicole Haley (1996) FIELDING Most Putouts............ 454 by Angie Bolen (1997) Most Assists................. 208 by Tara Ford (1999) Most Errors.............. 45 by Angie McNair (1994)* Most Passed Balls... 18 by Karlee Haynes (2005) NO-HITTERS India Kornegay vs. North Georgia....... 3/23/14 India Kornegay vs. Paine................... 2/22/14& India Kornegay vs. Coker....................... 2/7/14 India Kornegay vs. North Greenville....2/27/13 Taylor Morgan vs. Ohio Domincan.......3/03/13 India Kornegay vs. Limestone..............3/04/12 India Kornegay vs. St. Andrews............3/23/11 Toni Flessate vs. Georgia SW .................4/04/09 Stephanie Ott vs. Benedict (5 inn.)..........3/26/08 Toni Flessate vs. Newberry......................3/10/08 Samatha Blair vs. Benedict......................3/13/07 JoAnn Jones vs. Lander (5 inn.)................4/1/04 Samatha Blair vs. Mars Hill........................3/9/04 &=Perfect Game; 18 strikeouts in 6 inning win * =Peach Belt Conference Record **=Ties a PBC Record #=NCAA Division II Record Bold=Player Currently on Roster

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE^

1. Jayme Durand (2003-04)............. .377 2. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........ .368 3. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........ .365 4. Julie Asbell (2001-02)................... .358 5. Keshia Venable (2006-07)............ .350 6. Kaitlyn White (2012-pres.)......... .342 7. Amber Coates (2001-02).............. .339 8. Amy Sobieraj (1997-98)............... .335 9. Kathy Goninan (1992-93)............. .327 10. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)....... .322

HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE^

1. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........ .652 2. Jayme Durand (2003-04)............. .639 3. Keshia Venable (2006-07)............ .556 4. Meredith Headings (2002-03)...... .533 5. Kathy Goninan (1992-93)............. .526 6. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........ .516 7. Heather Moore (1994-95)............. .510 8. Susan Williamson (1996-99)........ .472 9. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)....... .471 10. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95)............ .460

HIGHEST ON-BASE PERCENTAGE^

1. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........ .432 t2. Keshia Venable (2006-07)............ .413 t2. Jayme Durand (2003-04)............. .413 4. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........ .412 5. Julie Asbell (2001-02)................... .402 6. Megan Lakes (2006-09)............... .389 7. Heather Moore (1994-95)............. .386 8. Kaitlyn White (2012-pres.)......... .377 9. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95)............ .376 10. Amy Sobieraj (1997-98)............... .375

GAMES PLAYED

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-2000)............ 208 t2. Jessica Strickland (2006-09).......... 204 t2. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-2001)....... 204 4. Natalie Kost (1999-2002)............... 202 5. Megan Lakes (2006-09)................. 201 6. Brooke McSwain (2002-05)............ 197 7. Sarah Harvey (2003-06)................. 191 8. Allison Sipes (1998-2001).............. 183 t9. Lindsey Jones (2010-13)................ 180 t9. Whitney Clary (2009-12)................ 180 10. Susan Williamson (1996-99).......... 179

GAMES STARTED

1. Ashley Dyches (2004-07).............. 207 2. Sara Donnelly (1997-00)............... 204 3. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)......... 203 4. Megan Lakes (2006-09)................ 201 5. Brooke McSwain (2002-2005)....... 195 6. Natalie Kost (1999-02).................. 194 7. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01).......... 192 8. Sarah Harvey (2003-06)................ 189 9. Allison Sipes (1998-01)................. 181 10. Lindsey Jones (2010-13)................ 180

BASE HITS

1. Jessica Strickland (2006-09).......... 232 2. Sara Donnelly (1997-00)................ 212 3. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04).......... 193 4. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)..........191 5. Megan Lakes (2006-09)................. 169 6. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01)........... 160 7. Susan Williamson (1996-99).......... 159 8. Brooke McSwain (2002-2005).........158 9. Kaitlyn White (2012-pres.)............157 10. Lindsey Jones (2010-13).................155

DOUBLES

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. t9. t9.

RUNS BATTED IN

Jessica Strickland (2006-09)..........151 Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95)................96 Ashley Dyches (2004-07).................95 Susan Williamson (1996-99)............93 Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01).............92 Sarah Harvey (2003-06)...................88 Megan Lakes (2006-09)...................82 Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)............80 Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)...........77 Holly Sanders (1993-95)..................77

TOTAL BASES

1. Sarah Harvey (2003-06).................... 52 2. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)............. 46 3. Sara Donnelly (1997-00)................... 42 4. Megan Lakes (2006-09).................... 41 5. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)............ 38 6. Natalie Kost (1999-02)...................... 35 7. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)............. 34 t8. Ashley Dyches (2004-07).................. 29 t8. Jayme Durand (2003-04).................. 29 t8. Lindsey Jones (2010-13)................... 29 10. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01).............. 24

1. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)......... 414 2. Sara Donnelly (1997-00)............... 299 3. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)........ 280 4. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)......... 271 5. Sarah Harvey (2003-06)................ 263 6. Megan Lakes (2006-09)................ 250 7. Susan Williamson (1996-99)......... 238 8. Natalie Kost (1999-02).................. 221 9. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01).......... 208 10. Rainey Talbert (1993-96)............... 202

TRIPLES

1. Megan Lakes (2006-09).................. 77 2. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........... 68 3. Natalie Kost (1999-02).................... 66 4. Whitney Clary (2009-12)................. 55 5. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01)............ 53 6. Angie McNair (1992-95).................. 52 7. Lauren Reale (1994-97).................. 50 8. Jayme Hodges (1996-98)................ 47 9. Collette Ragan (1993-96)................ 46 10. Missy Reynolds (1997-00).............. 45

1. 2. 3. 4. t5. t5. t6. t6. t9. t9. t9.

Susan Williamson (1996-99).............24 Sara Donnelly (1997-00)...................15 Rainey Talbert (1993-96)...................13 Holly Sanders (1993-95)...................12 Heather Moore (1994-95)..................10 Kaitlyn White (2012-pres.)..............10 Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95)...................9 Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01)................9 Jessica Strickland (2006-09)...............8 Allison Sipes (1998-01).......................8 Amber Coates (2001-02)..................... 8

HOME RUNS

1. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)............. 40 2. Jayme Durand (2003-04).................. 15 t3. Keshia Venable (2006-2007)............. 14 t3. Sarah Harvey (2003-06).................... 14 5. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)............ 13 t6. Megan Lakes (2006-09).................... 12 t6. Jennifer Scott (2004-05).................... 12 t8. Meredith Headings (2002-03)........... 11 t8. Toni Flessate (2007-10).................... 11 t10. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)............. 10 t10. Samantha Chubb (2004-pres.)...... 10

RUNS SCORED

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. t8. t8. t8.

Sara Donnelly (1997-00)................. 143 Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........... 137 Lauren Locklear (2008-2011).......... 114 Collette Ragan (1993-96)................ 113 Angie McNair (1992-95).................. 109 Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........... 107 Megan Lakes (2006-09).................. 106 Brooke McSwain (2002-2005)........... 89 Tara Ford (1997-99).......................... 89 B.B. Kennedy (1993-95).................... 89

1. 2. 3. 4. t5. t5.

Whitney Clary (2009-12)................... 53 Brittney Williamson (2011-pres.).... 37 Lindsey Jonesy (2010-13)................. 25 Rebecca White (2000-03)................. 22 Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)............. 21 Gina Williams (1996-99).................... 21

SACRIFICE HITS

WALKS

STOLEN BASES

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00)............... 110 2. Missy Reynolds (1997-00).............. 61 3. Tara Ford (1997-99)........................ 53 4. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........... 50 t5. Gina Williams (1996-99).................. 44 t5. Kaitlyn White (2012-pres.)............ 44 7. Collette Ragan (1993-96)................ 38 8. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011).......... 36 t9. Jayme Hodges (1996-98)................ 34 t10. Amber Coates (2001-02)................. 33 t10. Jessie Coffey (1999-02).................. 33

SACRIFICE FLIES

t1. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01).............. 7 t1. Allison Sipes (1998-01)..................... 7 3. Susan Williamson (1996-99)............. 6 t4. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)............. 5 t4. Jayme Hodges (1996-98).................. 5 t4. Jayme Durand (2003-04).................. 5 t4. Sarah Harvey (2003-06).................... 5 t7. Megan Lakes (2006-09).................... 4 t7. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011)............ 4 t7. Madison Labrador (2014-Pres.)...... 4 t7. Five Others Tied With........................ 4

^ = Minimum 2.5 AB/Team Game & Two Seasons BOLD = Player Currently on Roster

WINS

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)......... 71 2. Toni Flessate (2007-10).................. 54 3. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............... 52 4. Julie Green (1997-00)..................... 42 5. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)..... 42 6. Amy Fox (2001-04)......................... 34 7. Monica Melton (1993-96)................ 32 8. JoAnn Jones (2002-05)................... 31 9. Stacie Oakley (2005-06)................. 26 10. Nicole Haley (1994-97)................... 25

STRIKEOUTS

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.).... 1,068 2. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............. 437 3. Toni Flessate (2007-10)................. 421 4. Stacie Oakley (2005-06)............... 389 5. Taylor Morgan (2013-pres.)........ 303 6. Julie Green (1997-00)................... 246 7. Amy Fox (2001-04)....................... 190 8. JoAnn Jones (2003-07)................. 176 9. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)... 165 10. Monica Melton (1993-96).............. 143

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE (ERA)^

INNINGS PITCHED

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)...... 749.1 2. Toni Flessate (2007-10)............... 625.1 3. Julie Green (1997-00).................. 568.2 4. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............ 544.0 5. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98).. 476.2 6. Amy Fox (2001-04)...................... 468.0 7. Monica Melton (1993-96)............. 425.1 8. JoAnn Jones (2002-05)................ 410.0 9. Wendi Kline (1992-94)................. 322.0 10. Stacie Oakley (2006-06).............. 304.0

APPEARANCES

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)......... 127 t2. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............... 104 t2. Toni Flessate (2007-10).................. 104 4. Julie Green (1997-00)..................... 101 5. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)....... 86 6. Amy Fox (2001-04)........................... 81 7. JoAnn Jones (2003-07)..................... 75 8. Monica Melton (1993-96).................. 66 9. Wendi Kline (1992-94)...................... 55 t10. Nicole Haley (1994-97)..................... 53 t10. Stacie Oakley (2005-06)................... 53

STARTS

CHANCES 1. Natalie Kost (1999-02).................1572 2. Ashley Dyches (2004-07).............1434 3. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........ 1152 4. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)..........907 5. Tara Ford (1997-99).......................844 6. Angie McNair (1992-95).................810 7. Jayme Hodges (1996-98)...............787 8. Brooke McSwain (2002-2005)........669 9. Hillary Stewart (2010-Pres.).........668 10. Allison Sipes (1998-01)..................651

PUTOUTS

1. Natalie Kost (1999-02)............... *1478 2. Ashley Dyches (2004-07).............1330 3. Jessica Strickland (2006-09)........1038 4. Hillary Stewart (2011-pres.).........645 5. Jayme Hodges (1996-98)...............569 6. Meredith Headings (2002-03)........508 7. Angie Bolen (1996-97)...................502 8. Blair Warren (2010-11)...................420 9. Becky Wilson (1999-02).................419 10. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01)...........392

ASSISTS

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)...... 1.65 2. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00)............. 1.82 3. Toni Flessate (2007-10)................ 1.83 4. Stacie Oakley (2005-06).............. 2.05 5. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............ 2.07 6. Julie Green (1997-00).................. 2.36 7. Haley Smith (1998-99)................. 2.52 8. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98).. 2.54 9. JoAnn Jones (2003-05)................ 2.82 10. Amy Fox (2001-04)...................... 3.10

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)......... 102 2. Julie Green (1997-00)....................... 87 3. Toni Flessate (2007-10).................... 85 4. Samantha Blair (2004-07)................. 81 5. Amy Fox (2001-04)........................... 70 6. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)....... 69 7. Monica Melton (1993-96).................. 64 8. JoAnn Jones (2002-05)..................... 63 9. Wendi Kline (1992-94)...................... 55 t10. Nicole Haley (1994-97)..................... 47 t10. Haley Smith (1998-99)...................... 47

1. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........ *561 2. Tara Ford (1997-99).......................538 3. Allison Sipes (1998-01)..................452 4. Angie McNair (1992-95).................420 5. Brooke McSwain (2002-2005)........419 6. Megan Lakes (2006-09).................390 7. Lindsey Jones (2010-13)................372 t8. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95).................322 t8. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011).........322 10. Sarah Harvey (2003-07).................279

LOWEST OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE^

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)...... .162 2. Stacie Oakley (2005-06).............. .216 3. Toni Flessate (2007-10)............... .227 4. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............ .230 5. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00)............. .269 6. Julie Green (1997-00).................. .280 7. Haley Smith (1998-99)................. .287 8. JoAnn Jones (2003-05)................ .295 9. Amy Fox (2001-04)...................... .296 10. Autumn Dunn (2001-02)............... .322

COMPLETE GAMES

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)........... 85 2. Julie Green (1997-00)....................... 76 3. Toni Flessate (2007-10).................... 72 4. Samantha Blair (2004-07)................. 61 5. Amy Fox (2001-04)........................... 54 6. JoAnn Jones (2003-07)..................... 47 7. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00).................. 39 8. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)....... 37 9. Stacie Oakley (2005-06)................... 36 10. Haley Smith (1998-99)...................... 34

1. Angie McNair (1992-95)............... *137 2. Brooke McSwain (2002-2005)......... 72 3. Tara Ford (1997-99)........................ 62 4. Lauren Locklear (2008-2011).......... 56 5. Gina Williams (1996-99).................. 53 6. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95).................. 51 t7. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04)........... 50 t7. Sarah Harvey (2003-06).................. 50 9. Ashley Garnett (2002-2005)............ 47 10. Allison Sipes (1998-01)................... 46

MOST STRIKEOUTS PER SEVEN INNINGS

SHUTOUTS

1. Lauren Reale (1994-97)....................27 2. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-2001)..........23 t3. Jessica Strickland (2006-09).............22 t3. Jessie Coffey (1999-02)....................22 5. Karlee Haynes (2005-06)..................20 6. Nicole Borden (2010-13)...................19 7. Ragen Reeves (2002-05)..................17 8. Jayme Durand (2003-04)..................15 9. Hillary Stewart (2011-Present)........14 10. Becky Wilson(1999-2002).................10

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)...... 9.98 2. Stacie Oakley (2005-06).............. 8.95 3. Samantha Blair (2004-07)............ 5.60 4. Toni Flessate (2007-10)................ 4.71 5. Kathy Goninan (1992-93)............. 4.05 6. Nicole Haley (1994-97)................ 3.19 t7. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00)............. 3.03 t7. Julie Green (1997-00).................. 3.03 9. JoAnn Jones (2002-05)................ 3.00 10. Amy Fox (2001-04)...................... 2.84

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. t7. t7. t7.

India Kornegay (2011-pres.)........... 34 Toni Flessate (2007-10).................... 15 Julie Green (1997-00)....................... 14 Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)....... 13 Samantha Blair (2004-07)................. 12 Crystal Dunkle (1999-00).................. 11 JoAnn Jones (2003-05)....................... 8 Amy Fox (2001-04)............................. 8 Stacie Oakley (2005-06)..................... 8

ERRORS

PASSED BALLS

SAVES

1. India Kornegay (2011-pres.)............. 5 t2. JoAnn Jones (2003-05)....................... 3 t2. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)......... 3 t4. Kylee Knop (2011)............................... 2 t4. Stacie Oakley (2005-06)..................... 2 t4. Taylor Morgan (2013-pres.).............. 2

Peach Belt All-Conference India Kornegay - 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Kaitlyn White, 2013, 2014 Lindsey Jones, 2013 Kelley King - 2010 Lauren Locklear - 2009, 2010 Toni Flessate - 2009, 2010 Megan Lakes - 2009 Jessica Strickland - 2006, 2007, 2008 2009 Jami Cornwell - 2000, 2001, 2004 Jayme Durand - 2003 Amber Coates - 2002 Sara Donnelly - 2000 Amy Soberiaj - 1997 Lauren Reale - 1996 Sue Peterson - 1995 Collette Ragan - 1995 Rainy Talbert - 1994, 1995 B.B. Kennedy - 1994 Keri Chavis - 1992 PBC Player Of The Year Jessica Strickland - 2007 PBC Freshman Of The Year India Kornegay - 2011 Jayme Durand - 2003 Jami Cornwell - 2000 PBC All-Tournament Team India Kornegay - 2012 Kaitlyn White - 2012. 2014 Lindsey Jones - 2010 Kelley King - 2010 Toni Flessate - 2009 Jessica Strickland - 2007, 2009 Samantha Blair - 2007 Diedre Simmons - 2005 Karlee Haynes - 2005 Jami Cornwell - 2001 Susan Williamson - 1997 B.B. Kennedy - 1995 Stephanie Sharpe - 1994 Angie Mcnair - 1993 Keri Chavis - 1992 Kathy Gonian - 1992 Misty Fickles - 1992

PBC All-Academic Victoria Burkett, 2014 Alyssa Cook, 2014 Brandy Bossle, 2011, 2013 Victoria Burkett, 2013 Lauren Locklear, 2010, 2011 Megan Lakes, 2009 PBC Players Of The Week Kaitlyn White - Apr. 7, 2014 Lindsey Jones - March 27, 2012 Jessica Strickland - April 6, 2009 Jessica Strickland - March 6, 2007 Jessica Strickland - April 2, 2007 Sarah Harvey - February 21, 2006 Jami Cornwell - February 17, 2004 Jayme Durand - March 11, 2003 Sara Donnelly - April 28, 1999 Keri Chavis - March 29, 1993 Keri Chavis - April 8, 1992 PBC Pitchers Of The Week India Kornegay - March 11, 2014 India Kornegay - Feb. 25, 2014 India Kornegay - February 26, 2013 India Kornegay - April 9, 2012 India Kornegay - February 15, 2011 Toni Flessate - March 23, 2009 Toni Flessate - April 6, 2009 Toni Flessate - March 27, 2008 Stacie Oakley - February 28, 2006 Stacie Oakley - February 15, 2005 Monica Melton - March 14, 1996 Deyon Kendall - March 30, 1994 PBC Freshman Of The Week Brielle Jungblut - Feb. 25, 2014 India Kornegay - Feb. 22, Mar. 8 and Mar. 28, 2011 Lindsey Jones - March 8, 2010 Lindsey Jones - February 15, 2010

NFCA/NCAA Division II All-American Jessica Strickland (2009) - Third Team Jessica Strickland (2008) - Second Team Jessica Strickland (2007) - Third Team Daktronics Division II All-American India Kornegay (2014) Honorable Mention Jessica Strickland (2007) - Third Team NFCA/NCAA Division II All-Region Kaitlyn White (2014) - First Team India Kornegay (2014) - Second Team India Kornegay (2013) - Second Team Kaitlyn White (2013) - First Team Toni Flessate (2009) - Second Team Jessica Strickland (2009) - First Team Jessica Strickland (2008) - First Team Jessica Strickland (2007) - First Team Jessica Strickland (2006) - First Team Sherelle Brooks (2007) - Second Team NCAA Division II Southeast Regional All-Tournament Toni Flessate (2009) Jessica Strickland (2009) Daktronics All-Region India Kornegay (2014) - First Team Kaitlyn White (2014) - First Team India Kornegay (2013) - Second Team Toni Flessate (2010) - First Team Jessica Strickland (2007) - First Team Jessica Strickland (2006) - First Team Stacie Oakley (2005) - Second Team Jami Cornwell (2004) - Second Team Jayme Durand (2004) - Second Team Jennifer Scott (2004) - Second Team COSIDA Academic All-District III Brandy Bossle (2013), First Team Victoria Burkett (2013), First Team Sarah Harvey (2006), First Team Sarah Harvey (2005), Second Team Jami Cornwell (2004) - First Team Meredith Headings (2003) - Second Team NFCA Scholar Athlete Sarah Harvey - 2005 Ashlyn Allen - 2005

More than 1.2 MILLION scholarships and grants have been awarded to South Carolina students. *

*Figures current from 2002 though 2014.

For more information on where the money goes, visit sceducationlottery.com.