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Credits .................................................... 1Quick Facts ............................................. 2Athletics Facilities .................................... 3Welcome to Defiance ............................. 4This is Defiance College ......................... 5Administrative Staff ..................................6Athletic Training Staff .............................. 6Head Coaching Staff .............................. 7DC Athletics Philosophy ......................... 8Jackets in the Community ...................... 9Head Coach Jodie Holava .................... 10Assistant Coach Kaycee Butt ............... 112013 Season Outlook ...................... 12-13HCAC Preseason Coaches Poll ............142013 DC Softball Roster ........................15Roster Breakdown .................................162013 Player Pages ...........................17-29Katie Grubbs ..........................................18Kelsey Heck .......................................... 18Katie Patchin ........................................ 19Megan Pleskovic ...................................19Brianna Ferguson ................................. 19Katie Miller ............................................ 20Kailea Holbrook .....................................21Alli Rowland .......................................... 22Makayla McAvoy .................................. 22Sandra Hubler ...................................... 23Tori Plummer ........................................ 23

Macy Ferrall .......................................... 24Hallie Sullivan ........................................25Brittany Shough .................................... 25Alicia Carter .......................................... 26Lauren Dicke ........................................ 26Maggie Neanen .................................... 27Ashley Switzer ...................................... 27Anna Vasquez ...................................... 28Chelsea Ebersole ................................. 28Morgan Williamson ............................... 28Katie Haydett ........................................ 29Gloria Basinger ..................................... 292012 in Review ................................. 30-33Game-by-Game Results ....................... 30Offensive Statistics ............................... 31Pitching Statistics ................................. 31Defensive Statistics .............................. 32Honors and Awards .............................. 32HCAC Final Standings .......................... 33All-HCAC Awards ................................. 33DC Softball Records ........................ 34-36Year-by-Year Records .......................... 34Single-Season Records ........................ 34Career Coaching Records .................... 34Career Defensive Records ................... 35Individual Season Records ................... 35Career Offensive Records .................... 362013 Schedule ....................... Back Cover

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CREDITSThe 2013 Media Guide was written and produced by As-sistant Sports Information Director Martin Kluk using InDesign CS3 software and Photoshop CS3 software.

A special thanks to the DC softball coaching staff, the Sports Information Director Seth Mikel, and all previous members of the Defiance sports information team for their assistance with the de-sign and layout of the media guide.

All photos were provided by the DC photo team. The me-dia guide was printed by Hub-bard Printing Company.

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QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location ........................................................... Defiance, Ohio Founded ......................................................................... 1850 Enrollment ..................................................................... 1,070 Nickname ......................................................... Yellow Jackets Colors ........................................................... Purple and Gold Softball Home Field ....................................... Sal Hench Field Affiliation ...................................................... NCAA Division III Conference ............ Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference President ....................................................... Mark C. Gordon Director of Athletics ......................................... Jenni Morrison Head Trainer ......................................................... Kevin Tong Website ...................................................... www.defiance.edu

PROGRAM HISTORY First Year ........................................................................ 1981 All-Time Record ...................................................... 506-599-4 Conference Championships ................................................. 5 Years in NCAA Tournament ................................................. 4 Last Postseason Appearance ......................................... 2009

TEAM INFORMATION 2012 Overall Record ..................................................... 10-29 2012 HCAC Record/Finish ....................................... 7-9/T-5th Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......................................... 11/10 Starters Returning/Lost ...................................................... 5/7 Newcomers ........................................................................... 7

COACHING STAFF Head Coach ........................ Jodie Holava (Mount Union, ‘01) Record at Defiance .................................................... 154-137 Career Record ........................................................... 154-137 Office Phone ................................................... (419) 783-2379 E-mail Address .................................... [email protected] Graduate Assistant ....................... Kaycee Butt (Defiance ‘11) Office Phone ................................................... (419) 785-2866 Email ....................................................... [email protected]

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Sports Information Director .................................... Seth Mikel Assistant SID/Softball Contact .............................. Martin Kluk Asst. SID Phone ............................................. (419) 783-2381 Asst. SID E-mail .................................... [email protected] Website ........................................ www.defianceathletics.com Assistant SID ................................................ Robby Hamman

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SAL HENCH FIELD

GEORGE M. SMART ATHLETIC CENTER

ATHLETICS FACILITIES

SMART FITNESS CENTER

The Yellow Jackets softball team utilizes several facilities on the Defiance College campus. Whether the team is competing against a Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference rival at Sal Hench Field, or eating a pre-game meal at the Serrick Center, Defiance College coaches, administration and staff are devoted to providing the student-athletes with the best facilities possible. DC provides an 84,000 square-foot field house that opened in February of 2012. The multi-purpose floor provides additional training areas for all 22 varsity athletic programs at Defiance College. The George also boasts a full athletic training room, expanded fitness and free-weight areas and two full-length batting cages.


Dear Fellow Defiance College Fan,

The entire Defiance College family joins me in wel-coming you to our campus and to today’s game.

We hope that while you are with us today, you will have the opportunity to explore as many parts of De-fiance College as possible and that you will share in the excitement about DC continuing to grow around the nation. This year’s entering freshman class is the largest in recent memory. During the past year, we have seen significant increases in applications, with particular increases in applications from outside Ohio, as we become more and more a college with national reach and scope. In fact, this past year, more than half of the students applying to DC came from outside Ohio, representing 48 states and ter-ritories.

Why are students traveling from all around the United States (and other countries as well) to attend DC? I think it is because Defiance College offers students the best of all worlds. At DC, students get the individualized benefits of a student-centered, small college, but they also get a world of opportunities beyond. Let me explain.

As a small college, DC works to help students grow as people, providing individual-ized attention in the classroom, the guidance of Personal Success Plans, mentoring, and assistance geared to the challenges and potential of each student. DC provides this in a rural, caring, and supportive setting, thereby enabling students to challenge themselves in new ways and grow as individuals, leaders, and citizens committed to service.

At the same time, however, through a broad array of curricular and extra-curricular activities, DC opens to students an entire world of opportunities, helping students to develop a distinctive Defiance College Resume that will enable them to stand out in the job market and when applying to graduate schools. From a broad-based liberal arts education; innovative programs that link what goes on in the classroom with the realities of the outside world and give students distinctive hands-on experience in their relevant fields; international and domestic travel opportunities; exposure to diverse cultural experiences; the use of technologies to bring the world into the class-room in Defiance; and unique service and research opportunities, DC aims to give students the tools they need to become life-long learners and to make distinctive contributions to a changing world.

While you are enjoying today’s events on campus, I hope you will have an oppor-tunity to get to know some of our students individually. They are a wonderful group, with incredible potential. I very much enjoy being part of the Defiance College family with them, as they bring excitement, energy, fresh perspectives, and commitment to service – to name just a few of their many attributes.

I want to thank our entire team, including players, coaches, trainers and staff, for the great work they do every day and the numerous ways in which they go “above and beyond” on a regular basis. I also want to thank our alumni, the parents of our athletes, and the various organizations, all of whom donate generously to our athletic programs. Members of the Defiance College Board of Trustees, the Purple and Gold Club, and the Alumni Varsity ‘D” all contribute immeasurably as well, both as individuals and through their organizations. And the incomparable faculty at DC, together with extremely dedicated administrators and staff, all combine to make DC the special place that it is.

We are pleased to have you as our guest at DC today, and I hope that you will return to campus frequently for both sporting events and the numerous cultural and aca-demic events we are so proud to host.

Go Jackets!

Sincerely,

WELCOME TO DEFIANCE


THIS IS DEFIANCE COLLEGEDefiance College is a private liberal arts-based college providing outstand-ing academic programs and co-curricular activities for a student body of more than 1,000 students. Defiance College offers students the best of both worlds. In a small campus environment, students can have hands-on experiences in their field of study through quality internships, domestic and international travel, diverse cultural encounters, and distinctive service and research opportunities for personal and professional growth.

The Princeton Review features Defiance College in Colleges with a Con-science: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community Involvement. Defiance College has been named for six-consecutive years to the Presi-dent’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its commit-ment to community service, and for the past three years DC has been named a Military Friendly School for providing significant benefits and ser-vices to veterans. Defiance College is also one of 119 U.S. colleges and universities selected by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to receive its Community Engagement Classification.

Defiance College offers students a world of opportunities to enhance their academic experience, from cultural visits in world-class cities across the continent, to international trips through the DC Global program, all of which open minds to new ideas and cultures and provide insights to help in com-petition for jobs and graduate school placement.

The McMaster School for Advancing Humanity was created to provide op-portunities for DC undergraduate students and faculty to more closely ex-amine global issues and how they affect the human condition. Faculty and students conducted projects during the 2011-2012 year in Belize, Cam-bodia and New Orleans. The School serves as the umbrella for the Ser-vice Leadership Program developing leadership communication, conflict resolution and cultural awareness; the Carolyn M. Small Honors Program providing opportunities for students to participate in an honors curriculum; and Project 701, a student-run nonprofit organization.

Defiance College is also home of the Hench Autism Studies Program, an innovative, multi-faceted program designed to specifically address the late adolescent years and the transition of individuals with autism to adult-hood.

Student life is an important part of a Defiance College education. Activi-ties include student government, musical and theater groups, religious organizations, intercultural organizations, honor societies, special interest groups, intramural athletics, and four Greek chapters including a service fraternity.

As a national leader in the field of service learning and engagement, DC teaches students to take the knowledge they have gained and use it to change lives for the better – in their communities, in distant villages, and in their careers. Approximately 10,000 men and women across the globe claim Defiance College as their alma mater, and they excel in all walks of life.

SERRICK CAMPUS CENTER


ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF

AthleticsDirector

JENNIMORRISON

Assistant AthleticsDirector

KYLEBRUMETT

Assistant AD forSports Information

SETHMIKEL

Coordinator of Engagement

CRAIGRUTTER

Athletics AdministrativeAssistant

MATTZAHEL

AdministrativeAssistant

MICHELLETRUBEY

HeadAthletic Trainer

KEVINTONG

AssistantAthletic Trainer /

KATHLEENWESTFALL

GraduateAssistant

DANFRANKART

GraduateAssistant

JACOBHINDALL


Brian Sheehan

Jodie Holava

HEAD COACHING STAFF

Kyle Brumett Jessica Cox-Morris

Brie Brenner Fred Moore Steve Oberlin

John Hartpence

Craig Rutter

Alex Van der Sluijs Derek Woodley

Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Track and Field / Cross Country

Softball

Volleyball Men’s Golf Tennis Women’s Golf

Football Soccer Baseball Men’s LacrosseRyan Kuhn

Jason AllenWomen’s Lacrosse

Athena MillerSwimming and Diving

Karl H. Weaner Community Center


DC ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHYThe Defiance College intercollegiate athletics program serves as a window of opportunity for all prospective student-athletes to experience an extra-curricular educational and physical activ-ity that fits within the general mission of the college to develop thewhole person.

The student-athlete will be exposed to a variety of opportuni-ties for personal growth in the areas of intellectual, emotional, spiritual, social and physical dimensions as it relates to each individual and their respective sport. The student-athlete, as a team member, will be involved in a learning community that will strive for excellence both on the field and in the classroom while maintaining a dignity of fair play and continued emphasis on positive sportsmanship. Jointly, the coaches and student-athletes will build an engaged environment that will accentuate the learning process not only within the competitive arena but also within the college cam-pus and the community as a whole. An emphasis will be placed on the impact of participation and personal growth, rather than scoreboard success, in a balanced sports program where equi-table sports opportunities will be available to both genders.

The student-athletes of Defiance College choose to participate in the intercollegiate athletics program for a variety of reasons but none of which includes athletic related financial aid or the promise of financial security through professional athletic star-dom. Through participation in the intercollegiate athletics pro-gram, a student-athlete continues to compete for the love of sport, the thrill of competition and the fulfillment of countless intrinsic values.

The Defiance College intercollegiate athletics program strives to be an integral and cohesive part of the collegiate learning and living process, appropriately well suited to co-exist with the Defi-ance College mission statement … to know, to lead, to serve and to understand.


Defiance College has challenged students to defy the ordinary – to explore aca-demic boundaries, to take on roles of civic responsibility and leadership, and to become engaged on campus and in the community. All of this makes for an extraordinary college experience.

Nowhere else will you find students committed to their communities like Defi-ance College, and nowhere else will you find student-athletes and coaches as immersed in service and engagement.

Members of all Defiance men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports teams par-ticipate in service projects. During the 2011-12 academic year, Defiance College student-athletes contributed more than 2,028 hours of service in their community and around the country. The DC softball team participates in numerous service projects each year. In 2011-12, the softball team volunteered a total of 375 hours to multiple projects.

Many student-athletes at DC have taken leadership roles in service initiatives campus- and community-wide, including the pathbreaking Project 701. Several have also received scholarships for international projects.

Katie Miller, Katie Grubbs, Megan Pleskovic, Allie Rowland, Sandra Hubler, Ka-tie Haydett and Brianna Ferguson are members of the softball team who are Service Leaders for the current academic year. The Service Leader program rewards previous community service and develops students’ leadership skills.

The softball team continued its longstanding tradition of volunteering and making an impact in the community by working at the Special Olympics Regional Softball Tournament in August. Twenty players and coaches volunteered at the event.

Participating in the event marked the fifth straight year that members of the squad spent a day working with Special Olympic athletes in a variety of ways, which included running the concession stand, passing out programs, selling mer-chandise and running scoreboards.The team gave a helping hand in the community as well when they traveled to Toledo to volunteer with the annual Make-A-Wish Holiday Party. Yhe Yellow Jacket softball program partnered with the Make-A-Wish Foundation of North-west Ohio by participating in their annual Holiday Party. “This service project really opened my eyes to just how fortunate I am,” said catcher Bri Ferguson. “The kids that we got to work with were so happy and fun, and I really genuinely enjoyed spending my day playing games with the kids and their families!”

The softball team was in charge of planning all of the games and events for the kids that were at the party and helping the participants play each game. Also at the party, the Yellow Jacket softball players painted faces and helped with the craft tables, making ornaments, icing cookies, and sending letters to Santa. The team also volunteered at the Defiance County Humane Society and with the Backpack Buddy program.

Such experiences give Defiance College students a greater awareness of a diverse world and its needs as well as the leadership skills to create positive change.

JACKETS IN THE COMMUNITY


SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF

(-----Overall-----) (-----HCAC-----)Year School W L Pct. W L Pct.2006 Defiance 29 15 .659 10 4 .7142007 Defiance 23 19 .548 13 2 .8672008 Defiance 24 18 .571 10 6 .6252009 Defiance 30 16 .652 12 4 .7502010 Defiance 18 18 .500 7 9 .4382011 Defiance 20 22 .476 10 6 .6252012 Defiance 10 29 .256 7 9 .438Totals 154 137 .529 67 40 .626

JODIE HOLAVAHC

HEAD COACHEigth SeasonUniversity of Mount Union (‘01)

After seven seasons as the head coach of the Defiance College softball program, Jodie Holava is six wins shy of setting the record for most victories in school his-tory with a 154-137 overall record. Holava’s .529 winning percentage remains the best by any coach in program history, and the team has been even more impres-sive under her guidance against conference opponents, boasting a .633 winning percentage.

The Yellow Jackets have won three conference championships in seven years dur-ing Holava’s tenure, and finished among the top-three in the final standings in four out of six years. In 2012, the Jackets suffered a setback season by finishing tied for fifth in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference at 7-and-9, just missing the conference tournament. DC had four of its members named All-HCAC performers. Defiance also produced five HCAC All-Academic members, two National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Academic Scholars and one HCAC player of the week.

Holava joined the DC family in 2006, after spending the 2004-2005 softball sea-son at Notre Dame College of Ohio as an assistant softball coach. With her help, the Falcons finished the season 23-17, marking the best record in school history. They finished 10-4 in the American Mideast Conference and reached the Region IX Tournament for the first time in school history

Prior to her stint at Notre Dame College of Ohio, Holava coached the Northcoast Spirit, a traveling softball team sanctioned by the National Softball Association. The Spirit went to the NSA World Series each year with Holava as their coach.

Holava earned her bachelor’s degree from Mount Union College in athletic training, with a minor in health and secondary education. A four-year starter for the Raiders, she was a two-time First Team All-Ohio Athletic Conference honoree and twice named to the All-Central Region First Team.

CAREER COACHING RECORD


GRADUATE ASSISTANTSecond SeasonDefianceCollege (‘11)

SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF

KAYCEE BUTTKaycee Butt enters 2012-2013 for her second season as an assistant coach for the Defiance College softball program, after concluding her playing career with the Yellow Jackets in 2011. In her first year as an assistant, she helped coach the team to a 7-and-9 finish in conference, which was tied for fifth overall.

Butt graduated from Defiance College in May 2011 with a degree in sport manage-ment and rounded out her playing career on the softball field with the Purple and Gold. During her playing time with the Jackets, Butt helped the team to Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament Championships in 2008 and 2009 and earned All-HCAC accolades during her senior campaign.

Butt also served on the Defiance College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for three years, was a four-time recipient of the DC Achievement Scholarship Award and spent four years with the school’s Citizen Leader Scholarship Program, log-ging over 200 hours of community service per year.

The outstanding work on the field, in the classroom and in the community does not overshadow Butt’s coaching background. The Hilliard, Ohio native gained valuable experience while assisting with a variety of softball camps and fall leagues hosted by Defiance College over the past four years.

Along with her coaching duties, Butt will work towards a master’s degree in educa-tion from Defiance College.

AC


PLUMMER

With the Lady Jackets softball team losing seven starters that accounted for a total of 208 starts during the 2012 campaign. DC will be relying on the squad’s veteran leadership to guide the bevy of young players breaking in that lack experience, but pack plenty of po-tential.

PITCHERS: Junior Kailea Holbrook is the vet-eran of the pitching staff. Holbrook has started 25 games in 38 ap-pearances for the Jackets in her first two seasons. The junior re-ally came on during the 2011 cam-paign, as she led the pitching staff in wins (6), innings (106.1), com-plete games (7) and shutouts (1), while finishing second on the team in earned run average (3.95) and strikeouts (33). Returning for her sophomore sea-son, Lauren Dicke had a solid first year with Defiance by recording 17 starts on the mound in 24 ap-pearances. Dicke accounted for a 4.51 earned run average over the season and improved to a 3.64 era during HCAC play. She led the Purple and Gold in strikeouts (43) and complete games (7), while also finishing second on the team in wins (4) and innings pitched (99.1).

Joining Holbrook and Dicke on the pitching staff are sophomore Katie Grubbs and freshmen Ka-tie Patchin and Alli Rowland. The three will be relied on to contribute multiple innings this season in spot-starts and relief. Grubbs chipped in with 12.1 innings of work in six ap-pearances over the 2012 season.

CATHERS: DC will boast freshman Makayla McAvoy behind the dish to kick off the 2013 season. The Mt. Gilead, Ohio, native will be looked at to bring stability to the catcher posi-tion, as this will be the second-straight season the Jackets will have a new face catching.

Junior Hallie Sullivan and sopho-more Brianna Ferguson will back-up McAvoy at catcher. Sullivan received some playing time in 2012 and notched 14 plate ap-pearances. Ferguson also gained experience behind the plate, as a member of the DC junior varsity team.

MIDDLE INFIELD: Third-year player Maggie Neanen will be taking over at second base for Jessica Mandula, who gradu-ated following the 2012 season. Neanen started 13 contests in 25 appearances during her second season with the Defiance softball squad. Defensively, she account-ed for 30 put outs and 27 assists.

Also manning the second base position will be freshmen Sandra Hubler and Megan Pleskovic along with sophomore Kelsey Heck. The young group will look to gain ex-perience in spot appearances and take in knowledge from the other veteran infielders.

Returning at shortstop for the Pur-ple and Gold is sophomore Tori Plummer. The second-year player compiled 28 starts for DC as the designated player and was two-for-two in stolen base attempts during the 2012 campaign. Plummer also recorded the second-most assists on the team with 55.

HOLBROOK

2013 SEASON OUTLOOK


2013 SEASON OUTLOOK

MILLERFERRALL

FIRST BASE: First base for the Yellow Jack-ets 2013 campaign will primarily be handled by the rotation of the pitching staff. Junior Kaliea Hol-brook, sophomore Lauren Dicke and freshman Katie Patchin will be working together to split duties on the mound and first during play.

Both Holbrook and Dicke gained experience at first base last sea-son. Together, the pair combined for 17 hits in 94 at bats with four scores and three runs batted in. Sophomore Chelsea Ebersole will also be in the mix for some playing time at first.

THIRD BASE: The Yellow Jackets third base po-sition will continue to be handled by junior Macy Ferrall. The Honor-able Mention All-HCAC selection started all 38 games she appeared in last season and was productive in the field and at the plate. Fer-rall led the team in both triples (2) and hit-by-pitches (3), while also finishing third-best on the team in runs (11), doubles (6), runs batted in (13), total bases (35), slugging percentage (.393) and on-base percentage (.349). Defensively, the junior boasted a strong .941 fielding percentage and headed the squad with 80 assists.

Backing up Neanen at third will be senior Ashley Switzer and fresh-man Alicia Carter. Switzer will be playing in her fourth season for DC and was able to gain her first at bat in 2012 and came away with a hit to stand a perfect 1-for-1 in her career.

OUTFIELD: Senior Katie Miller will be the heart and soul of the outfield and team, as she enters her fourth campaign with the most experience on the entire Lady Jacket squad. The two-time First-Team All-HCAC selec-tion has started 111 contests in her first three seasons with Defiance. During 2012, Miller led the team in multiple offensive categories in-cluding at-bats (103), home-runs (4), runs batted in (49), total bases (49) and sacrifice flies (3), while finishing second-best offensively in runs (12), doubles (8) and slug-ging percentage (.476). The senior was voted HCAC Hitter of the Week from April 2 through April 9 and fin-ished top-five in the conference for the categories of slugging, RBI’s, doubles and home runs.

With the departure of seniors Aubrie Ridinger and Katelyn Samples, DC will need to fill the vacant spots left in the outfield. Taking over in right will be junior Anna Vasquez. The West Unity, Ohio, native has made 14 ap-pearances in her first two seasons mainly as a defensive replacement or pinch runner. Getting the nod in center will be sophomore Brit-tany Shough. The Riverside High product collected seven starts in 25 appearances during her first sea-son with the Purple and Gold. She racked up 15 at bats and chipped in with four runs on the year.

The Jackets will have senior Glo-ria Basinger, sophomore Morgan Williamson and freshman Katie Haydett working in the outfield this season. Basinger comes in with the most experience of the trio, earning seven varsity appearances in 2012 and recording 10 at bats with a pair of hits, two runs and a walk.


HCAC PRESEASON COACHES POLLRANK TEAM POINTS 1st PLACE VOTES 1 Anderson 80 Eight2 Bluffton 66 One3 Manchester 60 -4 Transylvania 59 - 5 Defiance 39 -6 Rose-Hulman 34 - 7 Franklin 28 -8 Hanover 22 - 9 Mount St. Joseph 17 -

2013 HCAC PLAYERS TO WATCHANDERSON: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolAmy Wuestefeld OF/IF Sr. Batesville, Ind. BatesvilleLauren Smith P/2B Sr. New Palestine, Ind. New PalestineKatie Lee OF Jr. Anderson, Ind. HighlandNatiale Moorhouse IF Sr. Albion, Ind. CentralDevin Moorman P Sr. Batesville, Ind. BatesvilleYardley Collett 1B So. Middletown, Ind. Shenandoah

BLUFFTON: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolBrittany Baker 1B So. Springboro, Ohio SpringboroChloe Shell P So. Covington, Ohio CovingtonKatie Clark OF/1B So. New Palestine, Ind. New PalestineShelby Erford SS Jr. Paulding, Ohio PauldingShelby Wade OF Sr. Delaware, Ohio Buckeye Valley

DEFIANCE: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolKatie Miller OF Sr. Archbold, Ohio ArchboldMacy Ferrall IF Jr. St. Mary’s, Ohio Memorial Kailea Holbrook P Jr. Defiance, Ohio DefianceKatie Patchin P Fr. West Farmington, Ohio BristolMakayla McAvoy C Fr. Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Gilead

FRANKLIN: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolAlli Stropes 1B/P Sr. Trafalgar, Ind. Indian CreekAdrienne Way OF/P Sr. Noblesville, Ind. NoblesvilleJessica Ayers SS So. Frankfort, Ind. FrankfortKatie Struewing 1B/3B Fr. Greenwood, Ind. GreenwoodMackenzie Vanosdol P/1B Fr. North Vernon, Ind. Jennings Co.

HANOVER: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolLeah Kremmerer P So. North Vernon, Ind. Jennings Co.Dani Merric SS So. Eminence, Ind. EminenceAbby Murphy 3B/SS So. Montpelier, Ind. Blackford

MANCHESTER: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolKayla Yates OF Sr. Delphi, Ind. DelphiKylie Planck 3B Jr. Valparaiso, Ind. WheelerMaureen Lund P So. Huntington, Ind. NorthAshlea Nash P So. Gas City, Ind. MississinewaEmily Willmann SS So. Monpelier, Ind. Blackford

MOUNT ST. JOSEPH: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolKim McElhinny P/1B Sr. Crestwood, Ky. Oldham Co.Taylor McElhinny P/IF So. Crestwood, Ky. Oldham Co.Tanya Sefton OF Sr. Vevay, Ind. Switzerland Co.Claire Wehby IF Fr. Mason, Ohio MasonLindsay Griffith C/IF So. Alexandria, Ky. Bishop Brossart

ROSE-HULMAN: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolBrianne Widmoyer P/IF Sr. Elkhart, Ind. CentralAlyse Mueller P/1B Sr. Belleville, Ill. WestCarly Heibel P/IF So. Fort Wayne, Ind. Lakewood Park ChristianAllison Bowman C/3B Jr. Ft. Wayne, Ind. SniderMarissa Stout P/2B Fr. Terra Haute, Ind. South

TRANSYLVANIA: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolMegan Mitchell 3B Sr. West Lafayette, Ind. Wm. Henry HarrisonAlyssa Oakley 1B So. Lexington, Ky. LafayetteMichelle Ladanyi SS/U Sr. Winchester, Ky. Clark Co.Chelsea Meiners OF Jr. Louisville, Ky. MercyElizabeth Young P/U So. Louisville, Ky. North Oldham


No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown/High School00 Katie Grubbs P So. Zanesville, Ohio / Maysville 2 Kelsey Heck IF So. Payne, Ohio / Wayne Trace3 Katie Patchin P/1B Fr. West Farmington, Ohio / Bristol Local6 Megan Pleskovic IF Fr. Strongsville, Ohio / Strongsville7 Brianna Ferguson C So. North Baltimore, Ohio / North Baltimore 9 Katie Miller LF Sr. Archbold, Ohio / Archbold12 Kailea Holbrook P/1B Jr. Defiance,Ohio / Defiance13 Alli Rowland P Fr. Westerville,Ohio / Westerville North 14 Makayla McAvoy C Fr. Mt. Gilead, Ohio / Mt. Gilead 15 Sandra Hubler 2B Fr. Berea, Ohio / Berea16 Tori Plummer SS So. Perrysburg, Ohio / Perrysburg 17 Macy Ferrall 3B Jr. St. Marys, Ohio / Memorial 19 Hallie Sullivan C Jr. Bay Village, Ohio / Bay 20 Brittany Shough CF So. DeGraff, Ohio / Riverside 21 Alicia Carter 3B Fr. Wooster, Ohio / Wooster22 Lauren Dicke P/1B So. Lima, Ohio / Lima Shawnee24 Maggie Neanen 2B Jr. Eaton, Ohio / Eaton25 Ashley Switzer 3B Sr. Paulding, Ohio / Paulding26 Anna Vasquez RF Jr. West Unity, Ohio / Hilltop 27 Chelsea Ebersole 1B So. Bryan, Ohio / Bryan 28 Morgan Williamson OF So. Sylvania, Ohio / Northview 29 Katie Haydett OF Fr. St. Clair Shores, Mich. / Lakeview 30 Gloria Basinger OF Sr. Bluffton, Ohio / Cory-Rawson

Head Coach: Jodie HolavaAssistant Coaches: Kaycee ButtAthletic Conference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

2013 SOFTBALL ROSTER

Megan Pleskovic: PLES-ko-vick Kailea Holbrook: KAY-lee HOLE-brookBrittany Shough: ShowLauren Dicke: Dick-E Maggie Neanen: NEE-nen

Ashley Switzer: s-WHITE-zer Anna Vasquez: VASS-kezChelsea Ebersole: EB-er-soleKatie Haydett: HI-debtGloria Basinger: BASS-ing-er

BACK ROW (L to R): Assistant Coach Kaycee Butt, Head Coach Jodie Holava, Athletic Trainer Jacob Hindall

FOURTH ROW (L to R): Katie Haydett, Katie Patchin, Makayla McAvoy, Chelsea Ebersole, Lauren DickeTHIRD ROW (L to R): Katie Grubbs, Megan Pleskovic, Alli Rowland, Sandra Hubler, Alicia Carter,

Kelsey Heck, Morgan WilliamsonSECOND ROW (L to R): Tori Plummer, Brittany Shough, Gloria Basinger, Katie Miller, Ashley Switzer,

Brianna FergusonFRONT ROW (L to R): Macy Ferrall, Hallie Sullivan, Anna Vasquez, Kailea Holbrook, Maggie Neanen


ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASSSENIORS: (3) JUNIORS: (5)

PITCHERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN00 Katie Grubbs P So. R/R Zanesville, Ohio3 Katie Patchin P/1B Fr. R/R West Farmington, Ohio12 Kailea Holbrook P/1B Jr. R/R Defiance, Ohio13 Alli Rowland P Fr. R/R Westerville, Ohio22 Lauren Dicke P/1B So. R/R Lima, Ohio

CATCHERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN7 Brianna Ferguson C So. R/R North Baltimore, Ohio 14 Makayla McAvoy C Fr. R/R Mt. Gilead, Ohio19 Hallie Sullivan C Jr. R/R Bay Village, Ohio

INFIELDERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN2 Kelsey Heck INF So. R/R Payne, Ohio6 Megan Pleskovic INF Fr. R/R Strongsville, Ohio15 Sandra Hubler 2B Fr. R/R Berea, Ohio16 Tori Plummer SS So. R/R Perrysburg, Ohio17 Macy Ferrall 3B Jr. R/R St. Marys, Ohio21 Alicia Carter 3B Fr. R/R Wooster, Ohio24 Maggie Neanen 2B Jr. R/R Eaton, Ohio27 Chelsea Ebersole 1B So. R/R Bryan, Ohio

OUTFIELDERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN9 Katie Miller LF Sr. R/R Archbold, Ohio20 Brittany Shough CF So. R/R DeGraff, Ohio26 Anna Vasquez RF Jr. R/R West Unity, Ohio28 Morgan Williamson OF So. R/R Sylvania, Ohio29 Katie Haydett OF Fr. R/R St. Clair Shores, Mich.30 Gloria Basinger OF Sr. R/R Bluffton, Ohio

SOPHOMORES: (8) FRESHMEN: (7)

ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY POSITION


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02KELSEY HECK

INFIELDERSophomore5-6 R/RPayne, OHWayne Trace H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Played for the Yellow Jackets’ junior varsity squad.

High School: Lettered for three years at Wayne Trace High under head coach Nikki Staten … Voted Second-Team Greater Miami Conference along with second-team all-district … Received the Coach’s Award.

Personal: Daughter of Ray and Pam Heck … Majoring in graphic de-sign with a minor in sport management.

00KATIE GRUBBS

PITCHERSophomore5-4 R/RZanesville, OHMaysville H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made six appearances on the mound with one start in her freshman season … Recorded an 0-1 record with 12.1 innings of work … Pitched a solid six innings with only two earned runs in her one start on the year.

High School: Lettered for two years under head coach Jennifer White-man at Maysville High … Member of Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Daughter of John and Susan Grubbs … Majoring in psychol-ogy with a minor in autism studies.

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High School: Four-year letterwinner at Bristol Local High for head coach Debbie Rowles … Voted team’s Co-Most Valuable Player dur-ing sophomore and junior campaigns and then received Most Valuable Player during senior season.

Personal: Daughter of Dan and Becky Patchin … Majoring in digital forensics.

03KATIE PATCHIN

PITCHERFreshman5-6 R/RWest Farmington, OHBristol Local H.S.

06MEGAN PLESKOVIC

INFIELDERFreshman5-6 R/RStrongsville, OHStrongsville H.S.

High School: Lettered one year at Strongsville High for head coach Todd Bowers.

Personal: Daughter of Bruce and Melinda Peskovic … Majoring in edu-cation with a minor in sport management.

07BRIANNA FERGUSON

CATCHERSophomore5-2 R/RNorth Baltimore, OHNorth Baltimore H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Member of the DC junior varsity team.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at North Baltimore High under head coach Frankie Hernandez … Recipient of the Scholar Athlete Award … Named Ohio District Seven Scholar-Athlete … Winner of the Captain’s Award … Named North Baltimore High’s Most Improved Player.

Personal: Daughter of Scott and Angie Ferguson … Majoring in well-ness and corporate fitness.


09KATIE MILLER

LEFT FIELDSenior5-2 R/RArchbold, OHArchbold H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Earned second-straight First-Team All-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … Started 35-of-37 contests for the Jackets … Led team in multiple offensive categories including at-bats (103), home-runs (4), runs batted in (49), total bases (49) and sacrifice flies (3) … Also finished with the second-best offensive marks in runs (12), doubles (8) and slugging percentage (.476) … Led DC in batting average (.429) and hit all eight doubles and four home runs dur-ing HCAC play … Voted HCAC Hitter of the Week from April 2 through April 9 … Finished top-five in the conference for the categories of slug-ging, RBI’s, doubles and home runs … Voted HCAC Player-to-Watch during the preseason. 2011 at Defiance: First-Team All-HCAC selection ... Started 40 games as a sopho-more, including 34 at left field … Second-most runs scored for DC with 20 … Tied for most home runs on team with three … Tied for third in total hits with 36 … Tied for fourth in runs batted in with 19 … In HCAC play, led the team with a .426 bat-ting average, which consisted of 23 hits in 16 games … Recorded 10 multi-hit games and six multiple runs batted in per-formances … Compiled a hitting streak of nine games stretching from March 28 to May 6.

2010 at Defiance: Started all 36 games at second base for the Yel-low Jackets during freshman season … Ranked third on the team with 26 hits and 23 runs batted in … Posted a .714 batting average with the bases loaded, recording a hit in five-of-seven opportunities … Erupted with a career-best seven RBI in three at bats in DC’s win over Findlay on March 17 … Recorded 87 putouts and 35 assists with a .946 fielding percentage.

High School: Two-year letterwinner under head coach Joe Frank at Archbold High.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Joyce Miller … Majoring in early child-

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2010 36-36 109 16 26 4 2 2 23 12 40 .2392011 40-40 132 20 36 6 0 3 19 10 51 .2732012 37-35 103 12 29 8 0 4 21 9 49 .282CAREER 113-111 345 48 91 18 2 9 63 31 140 .264


12KAILEA HOLBROOK

PITCHERJunior5-6 R/RDefiance, OHDefiance H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made the start on the mound in 20-of-25 appearances for the Purple and Gold during sophomore campaign … Led the pitching staff in wins (6), innings (106.1), complete games (7) and shutouts (1), while finishing second on the team in earned run average (3.95) and strikeouts (33) … Best outing of the year came in a home doubleheader against Tran-sylvania on March 25, where she pitched a five-hit shutout in the first game and then three scoreless innings in the second contest … Made 60 plate appearances during the season, notching 11 hits.

2011 at Defiance: Started five games and appeared in 13 as a freshman at the pitcher position … Threw 41.1 innings and two complete games … Posted a perfect fielding percentage of 1.000 … Struck out 18 batters in 13 appearances … Pitched a complete game against Alverno on March 6 and gave up one run in the 5-1 victory.

High School: Earned four varsity letters at Defiance High for head coach Ken Brandon … Selected as a Second-Team All-Northwest District and Third-Team Western Buckeye League performer as a junior … Received Second-Team All-WBL, Honorable Mention All-District and the Iron Dog Award following her senior campaign.

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Stephanie Holbrook … Majoring in molecular biology.

Year GP-GS ERA W L SV IP CG SHO K BB ER2011 13-5 4.57 1 3 0 41.1 2 0/0 18 13 272012 25-20 3.95 6 14 0 106.1 7 1/0 33 28 60CAREER 38-25 4.12 7 17 0 147.2 9 1/0 51 41 87

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13ALLI ROWLAND

PITCHERFreshman5-5 R/RWesterville, OHWesterville North H.S.

High School: Lettered all four years at Westerville North High for head coach Joe Francisco.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Debbie Rowland … Majoring in athletic training.

14MAKAYLA MCAVOY

CATCHERFreshman5-4 R/RMt. Gilead, OHMt. Gilead H.S.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Mt. Gilead High under head coach Joe Ruhl … Earned Second-Team All-Mid-Ohio Athletic Confer-ence and honorable mention all-district honors … Helped team to con-ference title during senior campaign.

Personal: Daughter of Jamie and Lorena McAvoy … Majoring in ath-letic training with a minor in sport management.

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15SANDRA HUBLER

SECOND BASEFreshman5-4 R/RBerea, OHBerea H.S.

High School: Earned two varsity letters at Berea High for head coach Tim Masie … Selected Southwest Conference honorable mention dur-ing senior year.

Personal: Daughter of Scott and Carol Hubler … Majoring in middle childhood education with a minor in autism studies.

16TORI PLUMMER

SHORTSTOPSophomore5-2 R/RPerrysburg, OHPerrysburg H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Selected to the Preseason Heartland Collegiate Ath-letic Conference Softball Player-to-Watch List … Compiled 28 starts for DC as the designated player … Registered 30 total at bats and was two-for-two in stolen base attempts on the season … Recorded second-most assists on the team with 55.

High School: Two-year letterwinner under head coach Ryan DeMars at Perrysburg High … Named the Perrysburg Defensive Player of the Year.

Personal: Daughter of Chad and Denise Plummer … Majoring in foren-sic science with a minor in criminal justice.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2012 29-28 30 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 .067CAREER 29-28 30 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 .067


17MACY FERRALL

THIRD BASEJunior5-3 R/RSt. Marys, OHMemorial H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Honorable Mention All-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference selection … Started all 38 games she appeared in … Pro-ductive season at the plate led to finishing third-best on the team in runs (11), doubles (6), runs batted in (13), total bases (35), slugging percentage (.393) and on-base percentage (.349) … Led team in both triples (2) and hit-by-pitches (3) … Batted .289 during HCAC play … Led team with 80 assists and held a strong .941 fielding percentage.

2011 at Defiance: Started 40 games as a freshman including 38 at second base … Hit .283 on the year with an average of .333 in HCAC action … Tal-lied the third-highest number of runs scored on the team with 18 … Ranked third in assists on the team with 57 … Had multiple hits in nine games … Recorded a hitting streak of seven games from April 29 through May 6.

High School: Lettered for three seasons under head coach Sue Grot-house at Memorial High … Member of Memorial High’s state runner-up team … First-Team Div. II All-Northwest District selection … First-Team Dream Team member … Received First-Team Western Buckeye League honors … Recipient of the Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award … Member of the Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Daughter of Greg Ferrall and Nan Huckeriede … Majoring in physical education and health.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2011 42-40 120 18 34 4 1 1 6 7 43 .283 2012 38-38 89 11 22 6 2 1 13 12 35 .247CAREER 80-78 209 39 56 10 3 2 19 19 78 .268


19HALLIE SULLIVAN

CATCHERJunior5-5 R/RBay Village, OHBay H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made six appearances with five starts on the year … To-taled 14 at-bats with her first collegiate hit against Olivet on April 4 … Member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.

2011 at Defiance: Played for the Yellow Jackets’ junior varsity squad.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at Bay High under head coach Shannon Andrews … Two-time Coach’s Award recipient … Sportsman-ship Award winner.

Personal: Daughter of Harry and Susan Sullivan … Majoring in early childhood education with a minor in autism studies.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2012 6-5 14 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 .071 CAREER 4-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

20BRITTANY SHOUGH

CENTER FIELDSophomore5-5 R/RDeGraff, OHRiverside H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made seven starts to go along with 25 appearances for the Yellow Jackets … Appeared at the plate 15 times and notched a pair of hits in back-to-back contests against Marietta and McDaniel on March 12 and 14 … Also chipped in with four runs on the season.

High School: Earned four letters under head coaches Rod Yoder and Andy Phelps at Riverside High … Named Riverside Most Valuable Player … Riverside Athlete-of-the-Year honoree … Riverside Defensive Player-of-the-Year recipient … Member of National Honor Society and Academic Honor Roll.

Personal: Daughter of Troy and Lynn Shough … Majoring in athletic train-

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2012 25-7 15 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 .133CAREER 25-7 15 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 .133


21ALICIA CARTER

THIRD BASEFreshman5-8 R/RWooster, OHWooster H.S.

High School: Earned two varsity letters at Wooster High under head coach Jodie Schumacher.

Personal: Daughter of Otis Carter and Barbie Rood … Majoring in physi-cal education.

22LAUREN DICKE

PITCHERSophomore5-10 R/RLima, OHLima Shawnee H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Selected to the Preseason Heartland Collegiate Ath-letic Conference Softball Player-to-Watch List … Recorded 17 starts on the mound with 24 total appearances in her freshman campaign … Ac-counted for a 4.51 earned run average over the season and improved to a 3.64 era during HCAC play … Led the Purple and Gold in strikeouts (43) and complete games (7), while also finishing second on the team in wins (4) and innings pitched (99.1) … Made 34 plate appearances and tallied six hits, two walks and one run batted in.

High School: Lettered for four years at Shawnee High under head coach Lou Seddelmeyer.

Personal: Daughter of Todd and Rebecca Dicke … Majoring in social work with a minor in autism studies.

Year GP-GS ERA W L SV IP CG SHO K BB ER2012 24-17 4.51 4 12 0 99.1 7 0/0 43 40 64CAREER 24-17 4.51 4 12 0 99.1 7 0/0 43 40 64


24MAGGIE NEANEN

SECOND BASEJunior5-4 R/REaton, OHEaton H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Played in 25 contests for the Yellow Jackets, while starting 13 … Totaled 15 at bats with a pair of hits, five runs scored and one run batted in … Accounted for 30 put outs and 27 assists during her sophomore campaign.

2011 at Defiance: Started two games and appeared in 10 as a freshman … Scored four runs on the season.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Eaton High under head coach Tim Holland … Honored for four-consecutive years as an all-county se-lection … Second-Team All-Southwestern Buckeye League selection … Selected as a District 15 All-Star.

Personal: Daughter of Ron and Cindy Neanen … Father, Ron Neanen, is a former football player for Defiance College … Majoring in wellness and corporate fitness ... Also a member of DC’s women’s basketball

25ASHLEY SWITZER

THIRD BASESenior5-2 R/RPaulding, OHPaulding H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Appeared in one game on the season in a matchup with Rose-Hulman on April 29 … Went one-for-one at the plate for her first collegiate hit.

2011 at Defiance: Member of DC’s junior varsity team.

2010 at Defiance: Gained collegiate experience as a member of the Yellow Jackets’ junior varsity team.

High School: Two-year letterwinner at Paulding High for head coach Kevin Vance … North West Conference Scholar-Athlete … Coach’s Award winner.

Personal: Daughter of Todd Switzer … Majoring in forensic science with minors in mathematics and chemistry.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2011 10-2 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0002012 25-13 15 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 .133CAREER 35-15 20 9 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 .100

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2012 1-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.00CAREER 1-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.00


26ANNA VASQUEZ

RIGHT FIELDJunior5-5 R/RWest Unity, OHHilltop H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made 13 appearances on the season with two starts in the field … Scored two runs on the season.

2011 at Defiance: Appeared in one game as a freshman … Scored a run against Wittenberg on March 6.

High School: Lettered in one season at Hilltop High for head coach Tom Smith … Tabbed as an Honorable Mention All-Buckeye Border Conference selection.

Personal: Daughter of Lori Kear … Majoring in sport management.

27CHELSEA EBERSOLE

FIRST BASESophomore5-8 R/RBryan, OHBryan H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made first varsity appearance at Franklin on April 7.

High School: Lettered for one year under head coach Craig Polter at Bryan High … Scholar-Athlete honoree.

Personal: Daughter of Rich and Katrena Ebersole … Majoring in accounting.

28MORGAN WILLIAMSON

OUTFIELDSophomore5-3 R/RSlyvania, OHNorthview H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Made first varsity appearance in home matchup against Mount St. Joseph on April 15.

High School: One-year letterwinner under head coach Steve Kyle at Northview High.

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Lynette Williamson … Majoring in athletic training.



30GLORIA BASINGER

OUTFIELDSenior5-7 R/RBluffton, OHCory-Rawson H.S.

2012 at Defiance: Started two contests for DC in seven total appearances … Recorded 10 total at bats with a pair of hits, including one double … Also scored two runs scored and walked once.

2011 at Defiance: Appeared in two games as a freshman … Scored a run against Emmanuel on March 6.

High School: Earned four varsity letters at Cory-Rawson High for head coach Bruce Purcell … Selected as an Honorable Mention All-Northwest District and a First-Team All-Blanchard Valley Conference performer … Academic Honor Roll member.

Personal: Daughter of Justin and Sharon Basinger … Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology.

29KATIE HAYDETT

OUTFIELDFreshman5-4 R/RSt. Clair Shores, Mich.Lakeview H.S.

High School: Two-year letterwinner at Lakeview High for coaches Paul Knight and John Carr … Helped team to district title in 2010 and 2012 … Honored with both the Barbra Kaiser Sportsmanship Award and the Schol-ar-Athlete Leadership Award … Earned All-Michigan Academic honors.

Personal: Daughter of Tim and Kim Haydett … Double-majoring in pre-veterinary and molecular biology with a minor in business.


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DATE OPPOSING TEAM W/L SCORE PITCHER OF RECORD03/09 Centre L 10-5 Dicke (L 0-1)03/09 Centre W 5-3 Holbrook (W 1-0) 03/11 Washington (MD)^ L 6-1 Holbrook (L 1-1) 03/12 Otterbein^ L 10-1 Holbrook (L 1-2)03/12 Marietta^ L 4-1 Dicke (L 0-2) 03/14 McDaniel^ L 6-5 Samples (L 0-1) 03/14 Framingham State^ W 5-2 Dicke (W 1-2) 03/15 Springfield^ L 2-0 Holbrook (L 1-3) 03/15 Montclair State^ L 1-0 Dicke (L 1-3) 03/18 Albion L 1-0 Holbrook (L 1-4)03/18 Albion W 4-2 Holbrook (W 2-4)03/21 Heidelberg L 7-1 Dicke (L 1-4)03/21 Heidelberg L 6-2 Holbrook (L 2-5)03/25 TRANSYLVANIA* W 2-0 Holbrook (W 3-5)03/25 TRANSYLVANIA* L 4-2 Dicke (L 1-5)03/26 ST. MARY’S L 4-0 Holbrook (L 3-6)03/26 ST. MARY’S L 6-2 Dicke (L 1-6)03/28 No. 17 Trine L 10-0 Holbrook (L 3-7)03/28 No. 17 Trine L 16-2 Dicke (L 1-7)03/31 Anderson* L 7-5 Holbrook (L 3-8)03/31 Anderson* L 14-0 Holbrook (L 3-9)04/04 Olivet L 8-0 Holbrook (L 3-10) 04/04 Olivet L 3-0 Dicke (L 1-8)04/06 Hanover* W 4-1 Holbrook (W 4-10)04/06 Hanover* W 7-4 Dicke (L 2-8)04/07 Franklin* L 8-4 Holbrook (L 4-11)04/07 Franklin* W 5-4 Dicke (W 3-8)04/10 BLUFFTON* L 8-7 Dicke (L 3-9) 04/10 BLUFFTON* L 10-7 Grubbs (L 0-1) 04/15 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH* W 5-1 Holbrook (W 5-11) 04/15 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH* W 5-4 Holbrook (W 6-11)04/17 Manchester* L 5-2 Holbrook (L 6-12)04/17 Manchester* L 5-0 Dicke (L 3-10)04/21 ADRIAN L 7-0 Holbrook (L 6-13)04/21 ADRIAN L 4-2 Dicke (L 3-11)04/23 DENISON L 7-3 Holbrook (L 6-14)04/23 DENISON L 5-3 Dicker (L 3-12)04/29 ROSE-HULMAN* L 1-0 Brophy (L 0-1)04/29 ROSE-HULMAN* W 4-3 Dicke (W 4-12)

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2012 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS


PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG%

Swtizer, Ashley 1.000 1-0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1.000

Ridinger, Aubrie .330 39-36 94 16 31 0 1 0 3 35 .372

Sawmiller, Jordan .323 35-32 93 5 30 9 0 2 17 45 .484

Miller, Katie .282 37-35 103 12 29 8 0 4 21 49 .476

Samples, Katelyn .271 36-33 96 12 26 1 0 0 6 27 .281

Esquibel, Stephanie .252 39-39 103 5 26 1 1 0 9 27 .262

Ferrall, Macy .247 38-38 89 11 22 6 1 1 13 35 .393

Mandula, Jessica .230 27-24 61 9 14 2 0 0 1 16 .262

Huffman, Elizabeth .208 26-19 53 8 11 1 0 0 3 12 .226

Jamiot, Allison .200 12-7 25 0 5 0 0 0 1 5 .200

Basinger, Gloria .200 7-2 10 2 2 1 1 0 0 3 .300

Holbrook, Kailea .183 30-22 60 4 11 0 0 0 2 11 .183

Dicke, Lauren .176 17-13 34 0 6 0 0 0 1 6 .176

Shough, Brittany .133 25-7 15 4 2 0 0 0 1 2 .133

Neanen, Maggie .133 25-13 15 5 2 14 0 0 0 2 .180

Ankeney, Sara .131 29-25 61 3 8 4 3 0 5 11 .071

Sullivan, Hallie .071 6-5 14 1 1 9 0 0 1 1 .067

Plummer, Tori .067 29-28 30 1 2 6 0 0 0 2 .000

Grubbs, Katie .000 3-0 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 .000

Arnold, Jessie .000 4-0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Westfall, Sarah .000 4-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Ebersole, Chelsea .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Williamson, Morgan .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Vasquez, Anna .000 13-2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .237 39-39 966 101 229 32 4 7 84 290 .300

Opponents .325 39-39 1069 209 347 67 1 14 185 458 .428

2012 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

2012 PITCHING STATISTICSPLAYER ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP BB SO B/AVG

Brophy, Lisa 2.33 0-1 7-1 0 0/0 0 15 7 7 .222

Holbrook, Kailea 3.95 6-14 25-20 7 1/0 0 106.1 28 33 .314 Dicke, Lauren 4.51 4-12 24-17 7 0/0 0 99.1 40 43 .323 Grubbs, Katie 6.24 0-1 6-1 0 0/0 0 12.1 5 3 .414Samples, Katelyn 8.79 0-1 7-0 0 0/0 1 14.1 5 10 .412

Totals 4.47 10-29 39-39 14 1/0 1 247.1 85 96 .325

Opponents 1.68 29-10 39-39 24 11/0 0 258.2 94 178 .237

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2012 DEFENSIVE STATISTICSPLAYER C PO A E FLD% DP SBA CSB SBA% PB

Jamiot, Allison 13 11 2 0 1.000 0 5 1 .833 1

Brophy, Lisa 6 1 5 0 1.000 0 5 1 .833 0

Grubbs, Katie 2 0 2 0 1.000 0 6 0 1.000 0

Vasquez, Anna 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0

Ankeney, Sara 76 62 13 1 .987 2 49 7 .875 8

Esquibel, Stephanie 277 251 22 4 .986 9 0 0 --- 0

Sawmiller, Jordan 68 56 11 1 .985 1 5 2 .714 1

Holbrook, Kailea 44 15 28 1 .977 1 34 6 .850 0

Samples, Katelyn 51 46 3 2 .961 1 6 0 1.000 0

Ferrall, Macy 118 31 80 7 .941 2 0 0 --- 0

Dicke, Lauren 32 11 19 2 .938 0 22 5 .815 0

Mandula, Jessica 92 49 37 6 .935 4 0 0 --- 0

Sullivan, Hallie 14 10 3 1 .929 0 14 0 1.000 0

Ridinger, Aubrie 62 55 2 5 .919 1 0 0 --- 0

Miller, Katie 82 54 20 8 .902 4 0 0 --- 0

Neanen, Maggie 66 30 27 9 .864 4 0 0 --- 0

Plummer, Tori 114 43 55 16 .860 4 0 0 --- 0

Huffman, Elizabeth 13 11 0 2 .846 0 0 0 --- 0Shough, Brittany 7 4 1 2 .714 0 0 0 --- 0

Totals 1139 742 330 67 .941 15 73 12 .859 12

Opponents 1160 776 329 55 .953 13 15 10 .600 10

2012 HONORS AND AWARDSLISA BROPHY NFCA All-Academic Scholar

HCAC Academic All-Conference

LAUREN DICKE HCAC Preseason Player to Watch

STEPHANIE ESqUIBEL HCAC All-Sportsmanship Team

MACY FERRALL Honorable Mention All-HCAC Selection

JESSICA MANDULA HCAC Academic All-Conference

KATIE MILLER HCAC Preseason Player to Watch

HCAC Hitter of the Week (Apr. 2-9)

First-Team All-HCAC Selection

TORI PLUMMER HCAC Preseason Player to Watch

AUBRIE RIDINGER NFCA All-Academic Scholar

HCAC Preseason Player to Watch

Second-Team All-HCAC Selection

HCAC Academic All-Conference

JORDAN SAWMILLER HCAC Preseason Player to Watch

Second-Team All-HCAC Selection

HALLIE SULLIVAN HCAC Academic All-Conference

SARAH WESTFALL HCAC Academic All-Conference



2012 HCAC FINAL STANDINGSTEAM W L PCT. W L PCT. Anderson* 16 0 1.000 32 12 .727Bluffton 11 5 .688 26 17 .605 Transylvania 10 6 .625 19 19 .500 Manchester 8 8 .500 21 23 .477Rose-Hulman 7 9 .438 14 26 .350 Defiance 7 9 .438 10 29 .256Franklin 5 11 .312 9 21 .300Hanover 4 12 .250 12 28 .300Mt. St. Joseph 4 12 .250 6 33 .154

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2012 POSTSEASON AWARDSAWARD PLAYER SCHOOLMost Valuable Player Natalie Moorhouse Anderson UniversityPitcher of the Year Devin Moorman Anderson UniversityFreshman of the Year Yardley Collett Anderson UniversityCoach of the Year Tony Holloway Anderson University

FIRST-TEAM ALL-HCACPLAYER SCHOOL YR. POS.Amy Hommema Manchester Sr. CYardley Collet Anderson Fr. 1BAmy Wuestefeld Anderson Jr. 2BLauren Krienest Hanover Sr. 2BCarly Heibel Rose-Hulman Fr. SSNatalie Moorhouse Anderson Jr. SSKylie Planck Manchester So. 3BKatie Clark Bluffton Fr. DPKatie Lee Anderson So. OFShelby Wade Bluffton Jr. OFKatieMiller Defiance Jr. OFDevin Moorman Anderson Jr. PMonica Crow Anderson Sr. P

SECOND-TEAM ALL-HCACPLAYER SCHOOL YR. POS.Stephanie Atkins Anderson Sr. CAllison Stropes Franklin Jr. 1BMichelle Ladanyi Transylvania Jr. 2BEmily Willman Manchester Fr. SSJessica Ayers Franklin Fr. SSLindsay Robertson Bluffton Fr. 3BLauren Smith Anderson Jr. DPJordanSawmiller Defiance So. DPSamantha Steele Anderson Fr. OFChelsie Osborne Bluffton Sr. OFAubrieRidinger Defiance Sr. OFMegan Patton Bluffton Fr. PMaureen Lund Manchester Fr. P

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HONORABLE MENTION ALL-HCACPLAYER SCHOOL YR. POS.Megan Ream Anderson Jr. OFEmily Manahan Bluffton Sr. 1BMacyFerrall Defiance So. 3BBeth Glomb Franklin Jr. 2BDani Merrick Hanover Fr. SSKayla Yates Manchester Jr. OFLindsay Griffith Mount St. Joseph Fr. CBrianne Widmoyer Rose-Hulman Jr. DPEmily McCarty Transylvania Sr. OF


WINS 30 ......... 2009 29 ......... 2006 28 ......... 2005 28 ......... 1987 27 ......... 1986

BATTING AVG .380 ...... 1995.334 ...... 1996.333 ...... 2007.300 ...... 1993.298 ...... 1998

HITS 383 ....... 2007 362 ....... 2009 361 ....... 2005 333 ....... 2003 327 ....... 2006

RUNS 263 ....... 1985 241 ....... 2007 238 ....... 2009 228 ....... 1987 227 ....... 2005

DOUBLES 72 ......... 2007 67 ......... 2005 61 ......... 2009 57 ......... 201155 ......... 2003

TRIPLES 20 ......... 1985 17 ......... 1987 11 ......... 2010 11 ......... 2009 11 ......... 2007

HOME RUNS 23 ......... 2009 17 ......... 1993 16 ......... 2008 16 ......... 200516 ......... 1985

RBI 263 ....... 2005 209 ....... 2009 208 ....... 2007 195 ....... 1993 193 ....... 1985

WALKS 150 ....... 1985 147 ....... 2010130 ....... 1987 128 ....... 1986 121 ....... 2011

STOLEN BASES69 ......... 1993 44 ......... 2002 40 ......... 1994 38 ......... 2004 36 ......... 1991

ERA 0.54 ...... 1987 1.35 ...... 1986 1.63 ...... 1985 1.89 ...... 1988 2.15 ...... 1989

STRIKEOUTS 173 ....... 2001 171 ....... 2011 171 ....... 2007 170 ....... 2006 164 ....... 1986

PUTOUTS 941 ....... 2009 897 ....... 2005 897 ....... 2003 891 ....... 1986 871 ....... 2006

FIELDING PCT .968 ...... 2009.966 ...... 2008.966 ...... 2006.960 ...... 2010.957 ...... 2005

DC SOFTBALL RECORDSYear W L T Pct.2012 10 29 0 .2562011 20 22 0 .4762010 18 18 0 .500 2009 30 16 0 .652 2008 24 18 0 .5712007 23 19 0 .5482006 29 15 0 .659 2005 28 17 0 .6222004 22 19 1 .537 2003 16 29 0 .356 2002 17 21 1 .447 2001 12 29 0 .293 2000 11 27 0 .289 1999 7 29 0 .194 1998 9 16 1 .360 1997 6 22 0 .214 1996 16 11 0 .593 1995 5 21 0 .192 1994 8 20 0 .286 1993 20 12 0 .625 1992 10 16 0 .385 1991 9 16 1 .360 1990 12 19 0 .387 1989 8 19 0 .296 1988 16 21 0 .432 1987 28 12 0 .700 1986 27 17 0 .614 1985 27 14 0 .659 1984 17 15 0 .531 1983 11 15 0 .423 1982 7 11 0 .389 1981 3 14 0 .176 Total 506 599 4 .458

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

Coach (Years Coached) Yrs. W L T Pct.1 Marty Litherland (1981-87, 1991-93) 10 159 142 1 .5282 JodieHolava (2006-Pres.) 7 154 137 0 .5293 Kary Kankey (2001-05) 5 95 115 2 .4524 Cindy Elliot (1988-90) 3 36 59 0 .3795 Tom York (1994-96) 3 29 52 0 .3586 Robin Pietryk (1998-00) 3 27 72 1 .2737 John Kasay (1997) 1 6 22 0 .214

CAREER COACHING RECORDS

TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

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CAREER DEFENSIVE RECORDSEARNED-RUN AVERAGE 1.22 .......... Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 1.75 .. Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 2.07 ............. Alicia Allen (2004-06) 2.40 .... Justine Johnston (2006-09) 2.59 .. Deanna McIntosh (1983-85) 2.60 ....... Sarah Harman (2000-03) 2.96 ........ Kelly Schnipke (2008-11) 3.01 ..... Shauna Bowers (2009-11) 3.20 ........... Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 3.30 ................. Jill Ward (1993-96)

INNINGS PITCHED 665.1 ..... Sarah Harman (2000-03) 653.1 .. Justine Johnston (2006-09) 566.2 .. Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 504.2 ........ Cheryl Billow (1984-87)378.1 ..... Kelly Schnipke (2008-11) 334.1 ......... Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 315.2 ............... Jill Ward (1993-96) 274 .............. Alicia Allen (2004-06) 231.1 .......... Robin Diers (2005-08)223 ........ Shauna Bowers (2009-11)

STRIKEOUTS 412 ..... Justine Johnston (2006-09) 381 ........ Sarah Harman (2000-03) 347 ........... Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 222 . Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 163 ........ Kelly Schnipke (2008-11)146 ...... Shauna Bowers (2009-11)113 ............ Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 105 .......... Brooke Baker (1996-97) 96 ................ Alicia Allen (2004-06) 83 .................... Jill Ward (1993-96)

WINS 66 ....... Justine Johnston (2006-09) 51 ............. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 39 .......... Sarah Harman (2000-03) 37 ... Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 29 .......... Kelly Schnipke (2008-11)27 .................... Jill Ward (1993-96) 26 ................ Alicia Allen (2004-06) 20 ............... Robin Diers (2005-08)18 ........ Shauna Bowers (2009-11) 18 .............. Jodi Sigman (1991-94)

PUTOUTS 1297 ....... Kalette Peters (2002-05) 986 ... Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 656 ........... Kristi Mounts (1999-02) 635 ............ Angela Spry (1996-99) 603 ......... Mallory Faling (2008-11)600 ......... Tracy Hanson (1983-85) 589 ............. Tina Bruntz (1988-91) 550 ............ Amy Kinkaid (1987-90) 500 ............ Kaycee Butt (2010-11)457 ...... Cheryl Coressel (1986-89) ASSISTS 473 ............ Chris Moreo (2002-05) 358 .......... Tasha Stucke (2008-11)353 ............ Aarika Davis (2007-10) 336 ....... Stephanie Lieto (2006-09) 328 ......... Renee Steffen (2004-07) 295 ............. Sarah Kuhn (2002-04) 245 .... Penni Bostelman (1984-87) 244 ..... Tiffany Allomong (1998-00) 215 ........... Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 212 ..... Stephanie Minor (1997-99)


EARNED-RUN AVERAGE 0.52 . Francine Wahrman (1987) 0.70 ......... Cheryl Billow (1987) 1.55 ......... Cheryl Billow (1985) WINS 19 ..... Justine Johnston (2009) 18 ..... Justine Johnston (2008) 18 ............ Cheryl Billow (1986) ASSISTS 159 ........... Chris Moreo (2005) 144 ........... Chris Moreo (2003) 140 ........ Tasha Stucke (2009) STRIKEOUTS 153 .......... Cheryl Billow (1986) 145 ....... Sarah Harman (2001) 126 ..... Justine Johnston (2006

BATTING AVERAGE .493 ..... Theresa Penny (1995).474 ........ Shari Schafer (1995).448 ... Marah Robinson (2010) HITS 55 ... Kacy VanderHorst (2005) 55 .............. Linda Lauth (1985) 54 ............. Kelsey Sugg (2007 HOME RUNS 9 .......... Shawn Mitchell (1993) 7 ........ Marah Robinson (2008) 6 ............... Kelsey Sugg (2006 RUNS BATTED IN 43 .............. Linda Lauth (1985) 42 ........ Shawn Mitchell (1993) 37 ..... Melanie Bushman (2009

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS


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CAREER OFFENSIVE RECORDSBATTING AVERAGE .425 ........ Theresa Penny (1994-96).394 ........ Shawn Mitchell (1992-93).364 ............ Kelsey Sugg (2005-07).364 ... Kacy VanderHorst (2004-05).364 .......... Shari Schafer (1993-96).360 ................. Kim Kurtz (1993-96).351 ................ Amy Flory (1993-95).351 ............. Linda Lauth (1985-88).346 ........... Marah Robinson (2008-11).342 ............. Angela Spry (1996-99)

HITS 177 ........ Marah Robinson (2008-11)152 .............. Chris Moreo (2002-05)145 ........... Tasha Stucke (2008-11) 144 ............. Kelsey Sugg (2005-07) 144 ........... Kalette Peters (2002-05) 137 ........... Mallory Faling (2008-11) 137 .......... Renee Steffen (2004-07) 136 .............. Linda Lauth (1985-88) 134 ............. Aarika Davis (2007-10) 134 ........ Amanda Auzins (2006-09)

RUNS 106 ....... Marah Robinson (2008-11)95 ............. Tasha Stucke (2008-11) 94 ................ Linda Lauth (1985-88) 93 ................ Chris Moreo (2002-05) 87 .............. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 86 .......... Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 86 ............. Kalette Peters (2002-05) 83 ............... Aarika Davis (2007-10) 75 ................. Laurel Palk (2005-08) 75 ............ Renee Steffen (2004-07)

DOUBLES 33 ............. Mallory Faling (2008-11) 33 ............... Kelsey Sugg (2005-07) 32 ............. Kalette Peters (2002-05) 31 ...... Kelly VanderHorst (2002-05) 30 ............. Tasha Stucke (2008-11)28 ............... Aarika Davis (2007-10) 28 .......... Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 28 ...... Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 26 .............. Kristi Beechy (1999-02) 25 ......... Marah Robinson (2008-11)

TRIPLES 12 ................ Linda Lauth (1985-88) 10 ................... Amy Flory (1993-95) 8 ................ Tasha Stucke (2008-11) 8 ................ Kalette Peters (2002-03) 7 ........... Penni Bostelman (1984-87) 6 ............. Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 6 ............. Stephanie Lieto (2006-09) 6 ................. Tonya Hoghe (1985-88) 6 ................. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 5 ............ Marah Robinson (2008-11)

HOME RUNS 18 ......... Marah Robinson (2008-11) 15 .............. Malory Faling (2008-11)9 .............. Katie Miller (2010-Pres.)9 ................. Kayla Crager (2006-09)9 .................. Kelsey Sugg (2005-07) 9 .............. Shawn Mitchell (1992-93) 8 ................... Linda Lauth (1985-88) 7 ......... Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 7 ................. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 6 .................. Aarika Davis (2007-10)

RUNS BATTED IN 111 ....... Marah Robinson (2008-11) 94 ............... Kelsey Sugg (2005-07)88 ............. Mallory Faling (2008-11) 87 ................ Linda Lauth (1985-88) 81 ................ Chris Moreo (2002-05)78 ............. Tasha Stucke (2008-11)77 ...... Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 70 ............ Renee Steffen (2004-07) 68 ............. Kalette Peters (2002-05) 67 .......... Amanda Auzins (2006-09)

WALKS 86 ............. Mallory Faling (2008-11)72 ............... Aarika Davis (2007-10) 72 .............. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 66 ......... Marah Robinson (2008-11)59 .............. Tonya Hoghe (1985-88) 55 .......... Cheryl Coressel (1986-89) 55 ................ Linda Lauth (1985-88) 53 ............. Tasha Stucke (2008-11) 50 ........ Penni Bostelman (1984-87) 49 ................ Chris Moreo (2002-05)

STOLEN BASES 46 ................... Teri Bickle (1989-91) 24 ................ Chris Moreo (2002-05) 22 ............. Shari Schafer (1993-96) 19 ................... Amy Flory (1993-95) 18 ........... Shawn Mitchell (1992-93) 16 ............. Tasha Stucke (2008-11)16 .................. Alicia Allen (2004-06) 15 .............. Kristi Beechy (1999-02) 14 .......... Cindy Wortman (1993-95) 14 ............ Theresa Ratliff (1993-94)

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