2014 BGSU Softball Media Guide

2014 Media Guide

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONSchool ........................................................Bowling Green State UniversityLocation........................................................... Bowling Green, Ohio 43403Founded ........................................................................................................ 1910Enrollment ................................................................................................17,046Nickname ..................................................................................................FalconsColors ......................................................................................Orange & BrownAffiliation ..............................................................................................Division I Conference ....................................Mid-American (MAC) - East DivisonPresident .......................................................................Dr. Mary Ellen MazeyUniversity Information ........................................................419-372-2531Athletics Website............................................................. BGSUFalcons.com

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICSDirector of Athletics .............................................................Chris KingstonSenior Assoc. AD ........................................................................ Lesley IrvineAthletics Dept. Phone ...........................................................419-372-2401

BGSU SOFTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach ......................................... Shannon Salsburg, eighth season Alma Mater ...............................................................................Penn State, ‘98Carrer Record/BGSU .................................................................153-176 (7)Email ....................................................................................ssalsbu@bgsu.eduOffice Phone/Fax ....................................................(419) 372-7159/6969Assistant Coach ...........................................Monica Wright, third seasonAlma Mater .....................................................................................Indiana, ‘10E-mail .............................................................................. [email protected] Phone ..........................................................................(419) 372-7066Assistant Coach .................................................................. Kolleen KopchakVolunteer Assistant Coach ................................................... Courtney CoxHome Field ................................................................................. Meserve FieldFaculty Representative...................................... ............... Dr. Lee MeserveDimensions ..................................................................................200-220-200

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAssistant AD/Communications ............................................Jason KnavelAssistant Director .........................................................................Mike CihonAssistant Director ........................................................................Kevin DavisIntern / Softball Contact .........................................................Jacob DorowOffice Phone .............................................................................419-372-7105Cell Phone ..................................................................................440-213-2062 E-mail .................................................................................. [email protected] Assistant ......................................................................Scott Swegan Website .......................................................................www.bgsufalcons.com

TEAM INFORMATION2013 Overall Record .....................................................27-24 (.529)2013 MAC Record ..........................................................9-13 (.409)Conference Finish ..........................................................Fourth, East DivisionLetterwinners Returning.............................................9Letterwinners Lost ........................................................10Starters Returning .........................................................3Starters Lost .....................................................................7Newcomers ......................................................................10

HISTORYFirst Year of Softball .................................................. 1979All-Time Varsity Record/Yrs. ................................... 822-866-10 (.487)/35All-Time MAC Record/Yrs. ....................................... 392-338-1 (.536)/31MAC Regular Season Titles ..................................... 2 (1988-93)East Division Titles ..................................................... 2 (2000-01)MAC Tournament Titles ........................................... 1 (2004)NCAA Tournament Appearances ......................... 4 (1982-88-93-2004)

2013 FINAL MAC STANDINGSEast DivisionSchool MAC OverallKent St. 16-8 27-21Miami (Ohio) 13-11 21-34Ohio 10-15 27-30Bowling Green 9-13 27-24Akron 8-14 23-29Buffalo 6-14 16-32 West DivisionSchool MAC OverallBall State 20-5 37-17Central Michigan 18-7 33-20Northern Illinois 17-10 28-31Toledo 9-15 17-36Western Michiga 7-13 16-33Eastern Michig 7-14 17-32

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts .......................................................... 2Table of Contents ............................................. 2Radio/PA Address Guide ............................ 3-42014 Roster Breakdow .................................... 52014 Schedule ................................................... 6Meserve Field Information ........................ 7-8

coachinG staffShannon Salsburg ......................................9-11Monica Wright .................................................12Kolleen Kopchak / Courtney Cox ..............13

2014 falconsSeniors ......................................................... 14-16Juniors ......................................................... 17-21Sophomores .............................................. 22-26Freshman .................................................... 27-32

sEason oUtlooKCoach Salsburg Q&A .............................. 33-35

2013 sEason rEviEwMAC Standings/Honors ................................36All-Time Results ...............................................37Year-by-Year Team Statistics ................ 38-39Awards/Honors ...............................................40

historYAll-Time Letterwinners .................................41Team/Individual Records ...................... 42-46Year-by-Year Results ............................... 47-56Past Coaching Records .................................57Falcon Proud ....................................................58

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

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#2 Laramine Abbruzzese

Freshman

Upper Arlington, Ohio

#3 Chloe Giordano

Junior

White Plains, N.Y.

#8 Aspen Searle

Freshman

Brantford, Ontario

#1 Shelby Fink

Junior

Sunbury, Ohio

#10 Emily McClelland

Junior

Union Frove, Wis.

#12 Katie Yoho

Senior

Grove City, Ohio

#16 Marisa Shook

Sophomore

Maumee, Ohio

#17 Lauren Dye

Freshman

Montpelier, Ohio

#18 Braiden Dillow

Sophomore

Lucasville, Ohio

#20 Trista Mokienko

Freshman

Franklinville, N.J.

#21 Jamie Kertes

Junior

Carnegie, Pa.

#22 Chandler Scott

Sophomore

Centerville, Ohio

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#25 Erika Stratton

Senior

Las Vegas, Nev.

#26 Amanda Durham

Freshman

Sayreville, N.J.

#27 Madison Schrock

Freshman

Goshen, Ind.

#32 Haley Schrock

Freshman

Goshen, Ind.

#33 Kaityln Turski

Sophomore

Toledo, Ohio

#45 Sami Parave

Freshman

Mason, Ohio

#88 Chelsea Raker

Freshman

Westerville, Ohio

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falcons BY class

sEniors (2)Erika Stratton

Katie Yoho

JUniors (4)Shelby Fink

Chloe GiordanoJamie Kertes

Emily McClelland

sophomorEs (4)Braiden DillowChandler ScottMarisa ShookKatie Turski

frEshmEn (9)Laramine Abbruzzese

Amanda DurhamLauren Dye

Trista MokienkoSami Parave

Chelsea RakerHaley Schrock

Madison SchrockAspen Searle

falcons BY statE

ohio (10)Laramine Abbruzzese

Braiden DillowLauren DyeShelby FinkSami Parave

Chelsea RakerChandler ScottMarisa ShookKatie TurskiKatie Yoho

inDiana (2)Haley Schrock

Madison Schrock

nEw JErsEY (2)Trista Mokienko

Amanda Durham

nEvaDa (1)Erika Stratton

nEw YorK (1)Chloe Giordano

ontario (1)Aspen Searle

pEnnsYlvania (1)

Jamie Kertes

wisconsin (1)Emily McClelland

NUMERICAL ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL

1 Shelby Fink OF Jr. R/R Sunbury, Ohio / Big Walnut 2 Laramine Abbruzzese OF Fr. L/R Upper Arlington, Ohio / Upper Arlington 3 Chloe Giordano IF Jr. R/R White Plains, N.Y. / School Of The Holy Child 8 Aspen Searle IF Fr. R/R Brantford, Ontario / Bishop Tonnos 10 Emily McClelland IF Jr. R/R Union Grove, Wis. / Union Grove 12 Katie Yoho IF Sr. R/R Grove City, Ohio / Grove City 16 Marisa Shook OF So. R/R Maumee, Ohio / Anthony Wayne 17 Lauren Dye P Fr. R/R Montpelier, Ohio / Montpelier 18 Braiden Dillow P/UT So. R/R Lucasville, Ohio. / Valley 20 Trista Mokienko INF Fr. R/R Franklinville, N.J. / Delsea Regional 21 Jamie Kertes P Jr. R/R Carnegie, Pa. / Bishop Canevin 22 Chandler Scott IF So. R/R Centerville, Ohio / Centerville 25 Erika Stratton C Sr. R/R Las Vegas, Nev. / Palo Verde 26 Amanda Durham OF Fr. R/R Sayreville, N.J. / St. John Vianney 27 Madison Schrock IF Fr. R/R Goshen, Ind. / Northridge 32 Haley Schrock IF Fr. R/R Goshen, Ind. / Northridge 33 Katie Turski P So. R/R Toledo, Ohio / Cardinal Stritch 45 Sami Parave OF Fr. L/R Mason, Ohio / William Mason 88 Chelsea Raker IF Fr. R/R Westerville, Ohio / Westerville South

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL

2 Laramine Abbruzzese OF Fr. L/R Upper Arlington, Ohio / Upper Arlington 18 Braiden Dillow P/UT So. R/R Lucasville, Ohio. / Valley 26 Amanda Durham OF Fr. R/R Sayreville, N.J. / St. John Vianney 17 Lauren Dye P Fr. R/R Montpelier, Ohio / Montpelier 1 Shelby Fink OF Jr. R/R Sunbury, Ohio / Big Walnut 3 Chloe Giordano IF Jr. R/R White Plains, N.Y. / School Of The Holy Child 21 Jamie Kertes P Jr. R/R Carnegie, Pa. / Bishop Canevin 10 Emily McClelland IF Jr. R/R Union Grove, Wis. / Union Grove 20 Trista Mokienko IF Fr. R/R Franklinville, N.J. / Delsea Regional 45 Sami Parave OF Fr. L/R Mason, Ohio / William Mason 88 Chelsea Raker IF Fr. R/R Westerville, Ohio / Westerville South 32 Haley Schrock IF Fr. R/R Goshen, Ind. / Northridge 27 Madison Schrock IF Fr. R/R Goshen, Ind. / Northridge

22 Chandler Scott IF So. R/R Centerville, Ohio / Centerville 8 Aspen Searle IF Fr. R/R Brantford, Ontario / Bishop Tonnos 16 Marisa Shook OF So. R/R Maumee, Ohio / Anthony Wayne 25 Erika Stratton C Sr. R/R Las Vegas, Nev. / Palo Verde 33 Katie Turski P So. R/R Toledo, Ohio / Cardinal Stritch 12 Katie Yoho IF Sr. R/R Grove City, Ohio / Grove City

pronUnciation GUiDE .....Laramie Abbruzzese ..................ABRA-zee-s Trista Mokienko ...........................MO-keen-ko Chelsea Raker ...............................RAY-ker Katie Yoho .....................................YO-HOChloe Giordano ...........................Gee-o-donoHaley/Madison Schrock ..........SHR-ockAspen Searle.................................SEE-rle

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DATE OPPONENT TIMEViking Indoor Tournament (Cleveland, Ohio)Feb. 8 Cleveland State University 11 a.mFeb. 8 at Robert Morris University 5 p.m.Feb. 9 at Bucknell University 9 a.mFeb. 9 Canisius College 1 p.m.Panther Invitational (Atlanta, Ga.)Feb. 15 East Tennessee State 10 a.m.Feb. 15 Georgia State 2 p.m.Feb. 16 Indiana 10 a.m.Feb. 16 Tennessee Martin 12 p.m.Ole Miss Tournament (Oxford, Miss.)Feb. 21 Northern Colorado 1:30 p.m.Feb. 21 at Ole Miss 6 p.m.Feb. 22 Buffalo 11:15 p.m.Feb. 22 Saint Louis 8:15 p.m.Feb. 23 Tennessee Martin 11:15 a.m.UFC Knights Spring Fling (Orlando, Fla.)March 7 Colgate 9 a.m.March 7 Troy 11 a.m.March 8 Western Carolina 3:30 p.m.March 8 Pennsylvania 8 p.m.March 9 Central Florida 3:30 p.m.March 9 at Central Florida 3:30 p.m.March 11 North Florida (DH) 4 p.m. March 18 at Michigan 4 p.m.11th Annual UMBC Spring ClassicMarch 21 Sacred Heart 10:15 a.m.March 22 MT. ST. Mary’s 11:15 a.m.March 22 at UMBC 1:30 p.m.Marh 23 MT. ST. Mary’s 10:15 a.m.March 28 * Western Michigan (DH) 1 p.m.March 29 * Northern Illinois 2 p.m.March 30 * Northern Illinois 1 p.m.April 2 Wright State (DH) 2 p.m.April 4 * at Ball State (DH) 1 p.m.April 5 * Miami (OH) 2 p.m.April 6 * Miami (OH) 1 p.m.April 7 North Dakota (DH) 1 p.m.April 11 * at Akron (DH) 1 p.m.April 12 * at Ohio 5 p.m. April 13 * at Ohio 1 p.m.April 16 Detroit (DH) 2 p.m.April 18 * at Buffalo (DH) 1 p.m.April 19 * at Kent State 2 p.m.April 20 * at Kent State 1 p.m.April 23 at IPFW (DH) 3 p.m.April 25 * Central Michigan (DH) 1 p.m.April 26 * Eastern Michigan 2 p.m.April 27 * Eastern Michigan 1 p.m.May 3 * Toledo 2 p.m.May 4 * Toledo 1 p.m.MAC ChampionshipsMay 7-10/2013 Mid-American Conference TBD *MAC Contest | Home Games In Bold | Neutral Games In Italics

Credits

The 2014 BGSU softball media guide was produced by the BGSU Athletic Commu-nications Office -- Jason Knavel, Director; Mike Cihon, Assistant Director; Jake Dorow, Intern; Scott Swegan, Student Assistant -- in cooperation with the BGSU softball program.

Photography by Craig Bell and Brad Phalin, BGSU Office of Marketing and Communi-cations; BGSU Athletic Communications Department.

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MESERVE FIELD

In 2009, the Bowling Green State University softball program celebrated its 30th season since the program’s inception in 1979. For 29 seasons the Falcons called the BGSU Softball Field home before naming the diamond after Dr. Lee Meserve and his wife Marge Meserve.

Meserve Field placed six light poles around the field on Nov. 21, 2013. The Falcons first home game will be played on March 28, 2014

against Western Michigan.

Merserve Field added six lights surrounding the diamond. The lights were installed on Nov. 21, 2013 giving the Falcons an opportunity to

play at night for the first time in program history.

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In 2009, the Bowling Green State University softball program celebrated its 30th season since the program’s inception in 1979. For 29 seasons the Falcons called the BGSU Softball Field home although its location has not changed; the field will now honor two of BGSU’s most ardent fans. On Friday, Oct. 3, 2008, Dr. Lee Meserve and his wife Marge were honored at the field formerly known as the BGSU Softball Field. As of 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Oct. 3, 2008, the field home to the Falcon softball team is now called Meserve Softball Field.

Dr. Lee Meserve and his wife, Marge, were recognized in a ceremony at the field that now bears their name. A crowd of over 100 people witnessed the unveiling of a new “Meserve Softball Field” sign, and heard remarks by Dr. Meserve and BGSU Director of Athletics Greg Christopher.

“We are thrilled to have our field named after Mr. and Mrs. Meserve,” stated BGSU softball head coach Shannon Salsburg. “They have been fantastic supporters of our softball program as well as female athletics in general. When you can have your field named after folks like that it reminds you how special BG and the community are. The Meserves travel with us all the time, they are always in the stands, our girls are always looking to them to see that big smile and a ‘hey good job’. They are just fantastic people and we couldn’t be more blessed or thrilled to have their name on our field.”

A native of Hollis, Maine, Dr. Meserve is in his 37th year at the University, and his 12th as the school’s faculty athletics representative. He and his wife are fixtures at Falcon athletic events, rain or shine, day or night. The couple also endowed the Meserve Scholarship, given to BGSU’s Senior Male and Senior Female Student-Athletes of the Year.

Dr. Meserve began his teaching career at BGSU in 1973 after receiving his Ph.D. at Rutgers University and working at Vassar College. During his time in Northwest Ohio, he has served as an assistant professor, associate professor, professor and distinguished teaching professor of biological sciences.

Dr. Meserve received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Maine in 1966 in animal sciences, and his doctorate degree from Rutgers in 1972 in zoology.

He holds membership in numerous honor societies including Omicron Delta Kappa and Sigma Phi Omega. In 1990, he was the recipient of the Hollis A. Moore University Service Award. Two years later, he was honored with the BGSU Master Teacher Award. Dr. Meserve was also the recipient of the BGSU Distinguished Teaching Professorship in 1993, received the BGSU Honorary Alumnus Award in 1997 and was given the BGSU President’s Advising Award in 2001. Marge Meserve retired three and a half years ago after a career of over 30 years as a Medical Technologist at Wood County H o s p i t a l , where she was supervisor of the blood bank. Besides BGSU athletics, she is currently deeply involved in gardening and is an enamel on copper artist. She has been involved in the Black Swamp Arts Festival in Bowling Green for each of the 16 years since its inception, and received Honorable Mention for her art work at the Festival in September 2008.

(Top): Dr. Lee and Marge Meserve at the unveiling ceremony.(Bottom): Dr. Lee and Marge Meserve with the 2009 BGSU Softball team.

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SHANNON SALSBURG

> thE salsBUrG filE <Year: Eighth SeasonAlma Mater: Penn State ‘98Graduate Degree: Akron ‘00Career Record: 153-176 (.465)

> carEEr notEs <• Named head coach Sept. 25, 2006• Only BGSU coach to have team hit 40+ homers in a season• Guided program to all-time best .733 win percentage in 2007• MAC Coach Of The Year 2012

> carEEr path <1999-00: Graduate Assistant Akron2001: Ast. Coach Buffalo2002-04: Ast. Coach Arkansas2005-06: Ast. Coach Kent State2007-present: Head Coach BGSU

HEAD COACH

Shannon Salsburg completed her seventh season as head coach of the Falcons in 2013, fin-ishing the year with a 27-24 overall record, including a record of 7-9 in the Mid-American Conference. Bowling Green finished the year ranked seventh in the MAC, earning a trip to the conference postseason tournament for the second-straight season. Salsburg’s 27 wins pushed her overall career record to 153-176, giving her the second most wins in the history of the program.

2013 also saw four Falcons earn all-conference honors under coach Salsburg’s guidance, including first-team selections for Hannah Fulk and Jamie Kertes and second-team selections for Paige Berger and Paris Imholz.

The team finished a landmark campaign two years ago in 2012, finishing the year 36-22 overall, with a record of 15-7 in MAC play. The Falcons fell one win short of the school record (37),

needing just one more victory to tie the win total set in 1992 and 2006. The Orange and Brown only won 12 games last season, marking a 24-game turnaround this year, the largest in the country. The improvement earned the Falcons the third seed in the MAC Tournament, and a second place finish in the East Division.

The vast improvement earned head coach Shannon Salsburg MAC Coach Of The Year hon-ors in her sixth season, marking only the fourth coach in the history of the program to win the award, and the first since 2001 (Leigh Ross). Both win totals (overall and conference) set a new career high for Salsburg, who was able to push her team past the 30-win mark for the first time

since 2007, earning 15 conference wins for the first time since 2006. Salsburg heads into her seventh season with an overall record of 126-152 with the Orange and Brown, ranking third on the all-time wins list.Salsburg has never shied away from putting together a difficult non-conference schedule which includes multiple games against national powers on a yearly basis. In the last four years, the Falcons have played 18 games against ranked teams.

Along with a yearly schedule that rivals any in the conference, Salsburg’s teams display a strong power-hitting ability. She is the only head coach in BGSU history to coach her team to 30-plus home runs in a season, peaking with 47 in 2008. She is also the only coach to have her team reach 30-plus homers in consecutive sea-sons (35 in 2007 and 47 in 2008). In fact, the 2010 team again broke the 30-homer barrier with 31.

While the 2011 team did not reach the level expected, Salsburg’s team showed grit and determination despite being eliminated from postseason play. By opening conference play with a 1-14 record, the Falcons could not finish in the top eight to qualify for the Mid-American Conference Tournament. But Bowling Green contin-ued to battle and swept defending conference champion Ball State with a 7-6 win in 12 innings and a 5-4 win in 14 innings. The Falcons then split a doubleheader with Ohio, a team that earned the No. 2 seed for the MAC Tournament, and swept Akron to end the season. In all, Bowling Green won five of its last six games, including going 3-1 against teams that made the MAC Tournament.

The team showed immense potential down the stretch and sophomore shortstop Hannah Fulk was named NFCA Second Team All-Region. Sophomore first base-man Paige Berger was a second team All-MAC player and freshman catcher Erika Stratton became the first player in program history to hit three home runs in a

salsBUrG’s collEGE YEars at pEnn statE

penn state single Game recordsPutouts: First with 19 vs. Wisconsin (4/27/97)At-Bats: T-First with 8 vs. Wisconsin (4/27/97)Home Runs: T-First with 2 vs. East Carolina (3/8/96)Base on Balls: T-First with 3 vs. Kent State (3/22/98)Hits: T-Second with 4 vs. Wisconsin 94/27/97)Runs: T-Fourth wit 4 vs. St. Peter’s (3/23/96)RBIs: T-10th with 4 (Three times in 1996)

penn state season recordsHome Runs: Second with 12 (1995)RBIs: T-Fourth with 38 (1996)Walks: Fourth with 29 (1996)Total Bases: Fourth with 101 (1995)

penn state career recordsHome Runs: First with 34 (1995-98)RBIs: First with 118 (1995-98)Walks: First with 99 (1995-98)Total Bases: Second with 317 (1995-98)Doubles: T-Fourth with 31 (1995-98)At-Bats: Eighth with 598 (1995-98)Runs: Eighth with 82 (1995-98)Hits: 10th with 172 (1995-98)Games Played: 10th with 204 (1995-98)

honors while a nittany lionVerizon Academic All-American (1996, 98)First Team All-Great Lakes (1995)Second Team All-Big Ten (1995, 98)Academic All-Big Ten (1996-98)


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In contrast, the 2010 team was not expected to qualify for the MAC Tournament after graduat-ing one of the greatest players in BGSU softball history in Hayley Wiemer. However, Salsburg guided the team to surprising success. Although the Falcons finished just 13-29 overall, the squad went 9-14 in MAC play to finish much higher than a predicted last place finish in the East to begin the year. The Falcons finished tied for fourth in the division and made the MAC Tour-nament as the No. 8 seed.

In 2009, Salsburg led the Falcons to an over-all record of 13-33 and 8-14 in the the MAC.

Salsburg had two players named ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District, one All-MAC First-Team, one All-MAC Freshman Team and two Academic All-MAC. She also coached senior Wiemer to two MAC East Player of the Week selections (March 17 and April 28), a MAC East Pitcher of the Week selection (Feb. 17), a MAC Female Scholar Athlete of the Week selection (April 30) and lastly, a Lowe’s Senior Class Candidate nomination.

In Salsburg’s second season as the Falcons’ head coach she led the team to a 19-24 overall record and 14-5 record in the MAC. Salsburg and the 2008 Falcons finished the regular season second in the MAC East division and third at the MAC Tournament. As a team, the Falcons were ranked in the top 100 in the nation in four statistical categories -- home runs per game (36th), doubles per game (69th), slugging percentage (97th) and earned run average (100th).

In 2007, her first season at the helm of the Falcons, she posted a 33-12 season record good for a .733 winning percentage, the best winning percentage and the fourth most wins in BGSU softball history. She is the only coach to have her team hit more than 30 home runs in a single season, as the 2007 Falcons set a new team single season home run record blasting 47 homers also recording a program best .449 slugging percent-age. Salsburg also had two players set new single season home run records as Hayley Wiemer hit 11 balls out of the park and Susan Sontag set a new rookie record with nine homers in her freshman season.

Among the 33 wins, Sals-burg debuted as the head coach of the Falcons at the Panera Bread Chal-lenge in Chattanooga, Tennessee recording her first win as the Falcons head coach against Maine (Feb. 23, 2007). Salsburg became the first BGSU head coach to post a win-ning record in her opening weekend, with a 4-1 record, bringing home the Falcons’ second consecutive cham-pionship at Chattanooga followed by another championship crown at the Charleston Southern Tournament and a second place finish at the USF Speedline Tournament.

The SALSBURG eRA AT BGSU OveRALL Mid-AMeRicAn cOnFeRenceYeAR W-L PcT. W-L PcT. FiniSh MAc TOURneY2007 33-12 .733 14-6 .700 2nd* 2-22008 19-24 .442 14-5 .737 2nd* 2-22009 13-33 .283 8-14 .364 5th* 0-22010 13-29 .310 9-13 .409 T-4th* 0-22011 12-32 .273 6-15 .286 6th* 2012 36-22 .620 15-7 .681 2nd* 1-22013 27-24 .529 9-13 .409 4th* 1-2Totals 153-176 .465 75-73 .506 6-12* East Division Finish

SALSBURG’S MILESTONE WINS nO. OPPOnenT dATe 1 Maine Feb. 23, 2007 50 Akron May 4, 2008100 Albany March 10, 2012150 IPFW March, 23, 2013

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mac all-tournamentJeanine Baca.....................................‘07Dawnjene DeLong ..........................‘08Emily Gouge ......................................‘08Hayley Wiemer .......................... ‘07, ‘08Hannah Fulk ......................................‘12

mac East player of the weekPaige Berger ................... ‘11 (May 10)Erica Stratton .................... ‘11 (May. 3)Hannah Fulk ....................‘10 (Feb. 23)......................................... ‘13 (March 19)Paige Berger .................. ‘10 (April 13)Hayley Wiemer ..............‘07 (March 9) ....................‘09 (March 17 & April 28)Allison Vallas .................. ‘07 (April 16).....................‘08 (March 12 & April 15)

mac East pitcher of the weekZada Lines ....................... ‘11 (May 10)Zada Lines ...................... ‘10 (April 13)Emily Gouge ............... ‘07 (March 22)Hayley Wiemer .............. ‘07 (April 16) ......................... ‘08 (April 8 & April 29)..............................................‘09 (Feb. 17)Paris Imholz ................... ‘12 (April 17).......................................‘13 (Four times)

mac scholar athlete of the weekMelissa Bott ...................... ‘10 (April 9)Dawnjene DeLong ....... ‘08 (May 20)Hayley Wiemer .‘07 (March 9 & April 6)........................... ‘08 (April 11 & May 8) ............................................ ‘09 (April 30)Allison Vallas .................. ‘07 (April 19)............................................ ‘08 (April 17)Hannah Fulk ................... ‘12 (May 16)

lowe’s senior class candidatesHayley Wiemer ..................................‘09Allison Vallas ......................................‘08


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mac opponentsAkron .......................................................... 11-2Ball State .................................................... 7-11Buffalo ...........................................................7-5Central Michigan .................................... 6-10Eastern Michigan .......................................7-9Kent State .................................................. 4-11Miami .............................................................6-9Northern Illinois .........................................6-8Ohio ............................................................. 8-11Toledo ......................................................... 13-3Western Michigan .....................................8-7

non-conference opponentsAlabama St. ..................................................1-0Albany............................................................2-2Auburn ..........................................................0-2Austin Peay ..................................................0-1Belmont ........................................................1-0Bethune Cookman ....................................1-0Boston Univ. ................................................0-1Bradley...........................................................1-0Brown.............................................................0-1Cal State Fullerton .....................................0-1Campbell ......................................................3-0Charleston Southern ................................1-0Chattanooga ...............................................1-1Cornell ...........................................................1-1Dartmouth ...................................................1-0Dayton ...........................................................2-0Detroit ...........................................................9-1East Tennessee State ................................1-2Eastern Kentucky ......................................2-1Elon .................................................................0-1Evansville ......................................................1-1Florida GC .....................................................0-1Florida International .................................1-0Florida State ................................................0-3Gardner Webb ............................................1-0George Mason ............................................3-0George Washington ..................................1-0Georgia ..........................................................0-1Georgia Southern ......................................0-1Georgia State ..............................................2-2Georgia Tech................................................0-1Hartford.........................................................1-0Indiana St......................................................0-1Iona .................................................................1-0Iowa ................................................................0-1Iowa State .....................................................0-1IPFW ...............................................................2-4Jacksonville State ......................................0-1Kansas ............................................................0-1Kennesaw State ..........................................0-2Lipscomb ......................................................0-2Louisiana Tech ............................................0-2Louisiana State ...........................................0-2Maine .............................................................1-0Mercer............................................................0-1Michigan .......................................................0-5Michigan State............................................2-2Middle Tennessee ......................................0-1Mississippi State .........................................0-1Morehead State ..........................................1-0Murray State ................................................2-1North Carolina Greensboro ...................0-1North Dakota State ...................................0-1North Florida ...............................................1-1Notre Dame .................................................0-4Oakland .........................................................2-0Ohio State ....................................................0-3Oklahoma .....................................................0-1Pacific .............................................................0-1Penn State ....................................................0-1Providence ...................................................1-0Purdue ...........................................................2-2Quinnipiac....................................................0-1Southeast Missouri ...................................1-1South Carolina ............................................0-1Southern Mississippi ................................0-1St. Bonaventure ..........................................2-1St. Francis (PA) .............................................3-1St. Johns ........................................................0-1Stetson ..........................................................0-1Tennessee .....................................................0-1Tennessee Martin ......................................0-1Tennessee Tech...........................................0-1Texas ...............................................................0-1Texas-Arlington ..........................................1-0UNLV ...............................................................1-0Valpo ..............................................................2-2Virginia Tech ................................................1-0Western Carolina .......................................1-0Western Kentucky .....................................2-3Winthrop.......................................................0-2Wright State .................................................3-2Youngstown State .....................................1-0

cosiDa academic all-americansAllison Vallas ......................................‘08Hayley Wiemer ..................................‘08

cosiDa academic all-DistrictMelissa Bott .......................................‘09Dawnjene DeLong ..........................‘08Allison Vallas ......................................‘08Hayley Wiemer .................. ‘07, ‘08, ‘09

nfca Great lakes all-region Jeanine Baca ......................................‘07Hayley Wiemer .......................... ‘07, ‘08

all-mac first teamJeanine Baca ......................................‘07Allison Vallas ......................................‘08Melissa West ......................................‘09Hayley Wiemer ........... ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09Paige Berger ......................................‘10Hannah Fulk ......................................‘12Jamie Kertes ......................................‘12Jamie Kertes ......................................‘13

all-mac second teamDawnjene DeLong .................. ‘07, ‘08Emily Gouge ......................................‘07Allison Vallas ......................................‘07Hannah Fulk ......................................‘10Paige Berger ......................................‘11Paige Berger ......................................‘13Hannah Fulk ......................................‘13Paris Imholz .......................................‘13

all-mac freshman teamKatelynn Boso ...................................‘08Melissa West ......................................‘09Paige Berger ......................................‘10Hannah Fulk ......................................‘10Paris Imholz .......................................‘12Jamie Kertes ......................................‘12

mac freshman of the YearPaige Berger ......................................‘10Jamie Kertes ......................................‘12

academic all-macDawnjene DeLong ..........................‘08Susan Sontag ....................................‘09Allison Vallas ............................. ‘‘07, ‘08Hayley Wiemer .................. ‘07, ‘08, ‘09Karmen Coffey ..................................‘10Lindsay Arney ...................................‘11Paige Berger .............................. ‘11, ‘13Hannah Fulk ...................... ‘11, ‘12, ‘13Melissa West ......................................‘12Paris Imholz .......................................‘13

HEAD COACHSalsburg was named the seventh head coach in the history of the program on Sept. 25, 2006, and began her duties two days later.

Salsburg spent the 2005 and 2006 seasons on the staff at Kent State University, helping the Golden Flashes to the Mid-American Conference East Division (one-half game ahead of BGSU) and MAC Tournament titles in 2006. Salsburg helped KSU shatter the school and MAC record for home runs, with 54 homers in 2006, ranking 13th in the nation in that cat-egory.

KSU had an overall record of 33-24 and a league mark of 16-5 in 2006. The Golden Flashes qualified for the MAC Tournament in each of Salsburg’s two seasons in Kent.

Prior to her two seasons at KSU, Salsburg served three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Arkansas, helping the Razorbacks post two of the top three batting averages in school history during her time in Fayetteville. Arkansas advanced to the Southeastern Conference tournament as well as to NCAA Regional play in 2002. UA set school single-season records in batting average, homers, slugging percentage and on-base pct. during Salsburg’s tenure.

In addition to KSU, Salsburg has worked at two other MAC institutions. She spent one season (2001) as an assistant coach at the University at Buffalo, and began her coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Akron, helping the Zips advance to the MAC Tournament in both years there (1999 and 2000).

A native of Navarre, Ohio, Salsburg is a 1998 graduate of Penn State University, where she was a four-year starter at first base. She captained the Nittany Lions in three of those seasons, and still holds the school career records for home runs (34), runs batted in (118) and walks (99). A two-time All-Big Ten selection, she earned All-Great Lakes Region First-Team honors in 1995.

Salsburg received her bachelors degree from Penn State in 1998, and earned her masters degree from Akron in 2000. She is a graduate of Tuslaw High School.


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Monica Wright

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Alma Mater: Indiana ‘10*Played One Year at Northern Iowa

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> Three-year letter winner

> Made 124 appearances

> Recorded 30 victories in 559.2 innings of work

>Recorded 348 strikeouts and a 4.20 ERA

> Named to the Big Ten Conference All-Academic Team as a senior

> Big Ten Sportsmanship Award recipient

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> Led Northern Iowa in strikeouts (91)

> Registered a team-best seven wins

>Logged a staff-high 169.2 innings pitched

ASSISTANT COACH

Monica Wright, who works primarily with the Falcon pitchers, completed her second season as an assistant coach for the Orange and Brown in 2013, producing another ban-ner year for Bowling Green pitching. Wright boasted two pitchers with double-digit wins this past season, marking the second-straight year that two Falcons have reached the 10-win plateau. Under Wright’s guidance, sophomore Jamie Kertes earned her second-straight All-MAC First Team selection in 2013, while sophomore Paris Imholz was named to the All-MAC Second Team for the first time in her career. Bowling Green allowed a league-low 106 earned runs this past season, giving the Falcons a 2.17 ERA, the best in the MAC.

In Wright’s first season with the program she guided the staff to one of the team’s most successful pitching outputs in team history. Under Wright’s guidance, Jamie Kertes was named the Mid-American Conference Freshman Of The Year, earned a spot on the MAC All-First Team and the MAC All-Freshmen Team. Wright also helped pitcher Paris Imholz earn Mid-American Conference All-Freshmen Team honors. Kertes and Imholz both earned 17 wins in 2012, marking the first time in the history of the program that two pitchers recorded more than 15 wins in the same season.

Wright joined the Falcons’ coaching staff after a brief stint as an assistant pitching coach under Patti Raduenz at Elon University. While at Elon, Wright coached the Phoenix to a 30-24 record.

A three-year letterwinner for the Indiana Universi-ty Hoosiers from 2007-10, Wright made 124 career appearances in the circle during her career, tallying 30 victories in 559.2 innings pitched to go along with 348 strikeouts and a 4.20 ERA. During her career, Wright notched 48 complete games and set season records in innings pitched, appearances and games started. As a senior, Wright was named to the Big Ten Conference All-Academic Team, while also earning the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award. Wright graduated from IU in the spring of 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in kinesiology.

As a freshman, Wright played at Northern Iowa where she led the Panthers in strikeouts with 91. Wright led the Panthers with a team-best seven wins and 4.41 ERA, logging a staff-high 169.2 innings pitched. Wright registered one shutout as a true freshman, blanking IUPUI, 2-0, on March 11, 2006, allowing just five hits.

A native of Morrson,Ill., Wright also spent time as a pitching instructor at Elite Sports Per-formance in Oswego, Ill. where she educated pitchers on proper pitching mechanics and fundamentals, as well as leading conditioning and agility drills.

A three-year letterwinner at Morrison High School, Wright earned all-conference honor-able mention as a sophomore and was a first-team all-conference selection her junior and senior years. She was also a three-time all-area team selection, garnering second-team all-state honors as a junior and first-team all-state accolades her senior season. Wright led Morrison to four Three Rivers Athletic Conference (Trac 8) titles and earned the confer-ence’s player of the year award on two occasions.


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Kolleen KopchakKolleen Kopchak will join the Bowling Green State University Falcons’ softball coaching staff for the 2014 season, after serving as an assistant coach for over 11 years at the high school level.

Kopchak coached at Morrison R. Waite High School and Eastwood High School from 2003-2013 before joining head coach Shannon Salsburg and the Falcons in 2014. This season, Kopchak is expected to work primarily with the outfielders and slappers while assisting in any other day-to-day operations of the program.

“The thing you notice right away about Kolleen is her love of the game, pride and desire in BGSU and the softball program,” Salsburg said. “Kolleen was part of a championship team here at BG and has so much to give the team in terms of what it takes to win a MAC championship.”

Kopchak will return to her alma mater in Bowling Green, where she played softball for the Falcons from 1991-95. The four-year letterwinner from Bradner, Ohio, had a career year in 1993. The left-handed slapper appeared in 49 games where she hit .304 (41-for-135), scored 26 runs (second most

on the team) and had seven RBI. She also accounted for three doubles and four triples on the season, earning second team All-MAC.

A three-year letterwinner from Ashland High School from 1987-91, Kopchak was a three time All-Ohio Heartland Conference (OHC) selection. She was also a three time Northwest Ohio Softball District selection and a two time All-Ohio selection. Kopchak led Ashland High to three OHC league championships, an OHSAA sectional appearance and a regional runner up in 1989.

Kopchak graduated from Bowling Green in 1995 with a bachelor of arts in history and health. Kopchak currently serves on the Wood Lane Industries Human Rights Committee and the Bowling Green State University Women’s Basketball Fundraiser Committee.

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Alma Mater: Bowling Green ‘95Grad. BGSU

> carEEr path <2003-07: Morrision R. Waite High2007-13: Eastwood High School

ASSISTANT COACHES

Courtney CoxCourtney Cox will join the Bowling Green State University Falcons’ softball coaching staff as a volunteer for the 2014 season, after playing for the Orange and Brown under eighth year head coach Shannon Salsburg for the past four seasons.

Cox will work primarily with the base runners and other day-to-day operations for the softball team. Cox appeared in 41 games for the Falcons in 2012, becoming a valuable threat on the bases as a pinch runner. She scored 13 runs, and was a perfect 2-for-2 on steal attempts.


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STRATTON • Career HighsAt-Bats: 5, Two timesRuns: 3, vs Ball State (4/30/11)Hits: 4, (4/30/11)RBI: 3, Three timesDoubles: 2,Two timesTriples: 1, vs Georgia State (2/25/11)Home runs: 3, vs. Ball State (4/30/11)Total Bases: 14, vs. Ball State (4/30/11)Walks: 3, at Toledo (4/21/12)Sac Hits: 1, Five timesPutouts: 10, Two timesAssists: 3, Two times

2013: Played in all 51 games for the Orange and Brown, getting 50 starts behind the plate…ranked third on the team with a .274 batting average, col-lecting 37 hits in 135 at bats…finished third on the Falcons with a .351 on-base percentage, while her .407 slugging percentage ranked fourth…earned nine extra base hits including three doubles, three home runs and a team-best three triples…tied for third on the Falcons with 17 RBI…finished with 55 total bases, the fourth highest total on the team…went 1-for-1 with an RBI and two walks against Youngstown State…picked up two RBI in a 1-for-2 day against Jacksonville State…hit a double and a home run in two at bats against Western Kentucky, also adding three RBI…went 1-for-2 with a triple against Ball State…picked up two hits in three at bats against Miami….went 2-for-4 with a double, triple and an RBI against Detroit…earned two RBI in a 2-for-3 day against Valparaiso…picked up a double against Eastern Michigan in a 2-for-2 day…went 5-for-7 in a doubleheader with Western Michigan, picking up five RBI and a home run…picked up a home run in the final game of the season against Toledo in the MAC Tournament.

2012: Played in 48 games for the Falcons, splitting 45 starts between catcher and designated player…collected 21 hits in 116 plate appear-ances for a .181 batting average…ranked fifth on the team with two home runs…ranked third on the team with eight doubles…recorded 10 RBI and 35 total bases…went 2-for-3 with two doubles and two RBI against Mur-ray State…went 1-for-1 against St. Francis with a double…went 2-for- 3 with two doubles against Eastern Michigan…went 1-for-2 with a double, run scored and an RBI against Eastern Michigan…went 2-for-3 against Eastern Ken-tucky with an RBI…went 1-for-2 against Oakland with a home run and an RBI…went 1-for-2 with a home run and two RBI against Northern Illinois, helping the Falcons break a MAC record with four home runs in an inning, and six home runs in a game.

2011: Played in all 44 games, starting 41 times between catcher (31 starts), designated player (eight starts), and right field (two starts) … Third on the team with 10 extra-base hits, including six doubles, a triple and three home runs … Hit .236 and was fourth on the team with a .333 on-base percentage … Threw out 26.8 percent of base stealers … First player in program history to hit three home runs in a game, doing it in a 12-inning win over Ball State in which her third homer was a walk-off game-winner … Added a double for 14 total bases in that contest which ranks as the program record and one of the top 10 totals in NCAA Division I history … Was named MAC East Player of the Week for that performance … Had a .988 fielding percentage, making only two errors in 168 chances … Reached base a team-best 52 percent of the time when leading off an inning … Had five multi-hit games and three multi-RBI contests … Went 2-for-3 with a double in her first collegiate game against Louisiana Tech … Went 3-for-4 with a run and an RBI in a win over Georgia State … Drove in three runs at Western Kentucky.

high school: Earned four varsity letters, playing at both Basic High School and Palo Verde High School … Palo Verde won regionals and placed third in the state as a senior … Named first team all-conference and second-team all-state as a senior … Graduated with high honors.

personal: Full name is Erika Ann Stratton … Daughter of Justin and Michelle Stratton … One sister, Robin … Born Oct. 25, 1991 … Major is marketing.

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Class: Senior

Hometown: Las Vegas, Nev.

High School: Palo Verde

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Erika Stratton’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2011 .236 44-41 110 7 26 6 1 3 13 43 .391 12 4 38 0 .333 0 2 0-1 140 26 2 .9882012 .181 48-45 116 9 21 8 0 2 10 35 .302 15 2 36 1 .281 2 3 1-1 121 20 2 .9862013 .274 51-50 135 9 37 3 3 3 17 55 .407 13 3 38 1 .351 0 4 0-1 144 22 1 .994Total .232 143-136 361 25 84 17 4 8 40 133 .368 40 9 112 2 .343 2 9 1-3 405 68 5 .990


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#12 Katie YohoPosition: IF

Class: Senior

Hometown: Grove City, Ohio

High School: Grove City

2012: Started all 58 games in the outfield for the Orange and Brown…ranked in the top three on the team in nearly every offensive category…ranked second on the team in slugging percentage (.559), RBI (35) and home runs (10)…Her 10 home runs marked the first time in Bowling Green history that multiple players have hit double-digit home runs in a season (Yoho, Andrea Arney and Hannah Fulk)…tied for the team lead with 2 triples…ranked third on the team in batting average (.312), on-base percentage (.381), hits (53) doubles (8) and total bases (95)…was fourth on the team with a .982 fielding percentage playing center field…went 1-for-3 with a home run and three RBI against Wright State…went 2-for-3 with a double against Western Kentucky…went 3-for-4 against Morehead State, recording two home runs and a double with 5 RBI…went 3-for-4 with two RBI against Bethune Cookman…went 2-for-2 with a home run and two RBI against Gardner-Webb…went 1-for-3 with a home run and three RBI against Albany…went 2-for-3 against George Mason with a triple and an RBI…went 2-for-2 with a double and two RBI against Cor-nell…went 1-for-3 against Detroit with a double and two RBI…went 1-for-2 with a home run and two RBI against Central Michigan…went 2-for-2 against Eastern Kentucky with a run scored…went 1-for-4 with a home run and two RBI against Northern Illinois…went 3-for-3 with a double, two RBI and a home run against Northern Illinois, helping the Falcons break a MAC record with four home runs in an inning, and six home runs in a game...went 2-for-3 with an RBI against Ball State.

2011: Played in 42 games, starting 41 times between third base, right field, and designated player … One of five players to score 10 runs, adding a double, a triple and two home runs … Fourth on the team with 12 RBI and third with 14 walks … Had three multi-hit games and three multi-RBI games … Hit her first career homer at Central Michigan and blasted a home run, driving in two runs in a win at rival Toledo … Went 2-for-4 at Notre Dame with her first career triple … Went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI in a win over IPFW … Finished 2-for-7 with two RBI in a 14-inning win over Ball State … Had two stolen bases in game one of a doubleheader at Toledo.

high school: Earned four varsity letters, playing 1 ½ seasons at Bishop Ready High School and 2 ½ years at Grove City High School … Two-time team captain … Hit .539 as a senior and was named second team All-State … Also an honorable mention all-state award winner, a two-time all-district player, a three-time All-OCC player, and All-Metro … Named to the honor roll and twice earned the Pride Award … Also lettered and was a team captain in volleyball.

personal: Full name is Kathryn Elizabeth Yoho … Daughter of Rich and Monicia Yoho … Father played football at West Virginia … Two brothers, Gregg and Matt … Born July 28, 1992 … majoring in moderate/intermediate intervention specialist.

Katie Yoho’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2011 .185 42-41 108 10 20 1 1 2 12 29 .269 14 0 32 0 .274 2 0 4-7 37 19 7 .8892012 .312 58-58 170 26 53 8 2 10 35 95 .559 19 0 27 1 .381 0 1 7-11 53 3 1 .9822013: .235 51-51 162 20 38 4 1 8 29 68 .420 7 2 27 2 .272 2 0 8-10 53 5 5 .921

Total .263 151-150 292 56 111 13 4 20 76 192 .441 40 2 86 3 .452 4 1 19-28 143 27 13 .929

YOHO • Career HighsAt-Bats: 7, vs Ball State (5/1/11)Runs: 2, Six timesHits: 3, Five timesRBI: 5, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Doubles: 1, Eleven timesTriples: 1, Five timesHome runs: 2, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Total Bases: 10, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Walks: 2, Four timesSac Hits: 1, Three timesStolen Bases: 2, at Toledo (4/17/11)Putouts: 4, Two TimesAssists: 3, Two times

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#1 Shelby FinkPosition: OF

Class: Junior

Hometown: Sunbury, Ohio

High School: Big Walnut

2013: Started 31 games for the Orange and Brown, splitting time between right field and the designated player position…earned seven hits in 82 at bats for a .085 batting average…ranked second on the team with 13 walks… stole two bases in two attempts…recorded five sacrifice hits, ranking second on the Orange and Brown…ranked fifth on the team with a .257 on-base percentage…went 1-for-2 against East Tennessee State with a single and a stolen base…went 1-for-2 with a walk against Southeast Missouri State…went 1-for-1 with an RBI against Kent State in a pinch hitting situation.

2012: Started 51 games for the Orange and Brown, splitting time between outfield and designated player…Her .259 battingaver-age ranked sixth on the team, and most among the freshmen…ranked third on the team with 21 walks…recorded 29 hits in her inaugural season, including four doubles and a home run for her first-career hit…ranked fifth on the team with 20 RBI…went 1-for-2 against Gardner-Webb, recording a home run and two RBI, both career firsts…went 2-for-2 against George Mason with two doubles and two RBI…went 1-for-2 with a double and an RBI against Albany…went 2-for-3 against George Mason…went 2-for-3 against Akron with two RBI…went 2-for-3 against Detroit with two RBI and a double…went 1-for-2 against Eastern Michigan with two RBI.

hiGh school: Played four years of varsity softball for coach Jeff Hatfield at Big Walnut High School…winner of the 2007 Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award…2008 and 2009 Defensive Player of the Year…2009 and 2010 First Team All District…2010 MVP…led school to OCC Championships in 2008, 2009, and 2010.

pErsonal: Full name—Shelby R. Fink…daughter of Rick and Angela Fink…born 10/8/1992…majoring in education…has two sisters, Holly and Amanda…member of National Honor Society (English, Math, and Spanish).

Shelby Fink’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2012 .225 54-51 129 6 29 4 0 1 20 36 .279 21 2 20 0 .342 0 6 1-1 8 0 1 .8892013 .085 43-31 82 1 7 0 0 0 1 7 .085 13 6 16 0 .257 0 5 2-2 7 0 0 1.000Total .170 97-82 211 7 36 4 0 1 21 43 .203 34 8 36 0 .308 0 11 3-3 15 0 1 .938

FINK • Career HighsAt-Bats: 4, Five timesRuns: 1, Seven times Hits: 2, Six timesRBi: 2, Six timesDoubles: 2, at George Mason (3/16/12)Home Runs: 1, vs Gardner Webb (3/10/12)Total Bases: 4, Two timesWalks: 2, Three timesSac Hits: 1, Six timesPutouts: 4, vs Gardner Webb (3/10/12)

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#3 Chloe GiordanoPosition: IF

Class: Junior

Hometown: White Plains, N.Y.

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2013: Started all 51 games for the Falcons at third base, making her one of four position players to start every contest…recorded 23 hits in 132 at bats for a .174 batting average…ranked fourth on the Falcons with 10 runs scored, while her eight sacrifice hits led the Orange and Brown…eared four extra-base hits, including two doubles and two home runs…registered nine RBI and one stolen base in one attempt…ranked second on the Falcons with 120 assists from the hot corner…went 2-for-3 with her first career home run and two RBI against Western Kentucky…went 1-for-4 against Evansville with a home run, picking up a career-best three RBI…went 1-for-4 with a run scored and a double against Detroit…followed up with a 2-for-4 performance with two runs scored in the second game of the doubleheader against the Titans…went 2-for-2 with a run scored and a walk against Kent State.

2012: Played in 53 games for the Falcons, starting 38 contests in the outfield…recorded 11 hits, including three doubles…earned four RBI with 13 runs scored in 93 at bats…ranked fifth on the team with a .971 fielding percentage…went 1-for-2 with a double and two runs scored against Wright State…went 1-for-1 with a double and a run scored against Bethune Cookman…went 1-for-3 with two runs scored against Cornell…went 1-for-2 with two RBI against Eastern Michigan.

hiGh school: Played four years of varsity softball for coach Jen-nifer Cirillo at School of The Holy Child High School…collected 88 hits including 16 doubles, seven triples, and 27 home runs with a .524 batting average…named Holy Child MVP 2008-2010…named Fairchester Athletic Association All-League 2008-2010…led team to Fairchester Athletic Association regular season championship in 2008…served as captain for senior season…also lettered in field hockey.

pErsonal: Full name is Chloe Alexandra Giordano . . .daughter of Lawrence and Yvonne Giordano... born 2/5/1993 . . . majoring in physical therapy. . . played travel ball for the Jersey Inferno.

Chloe Giordano’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2012 .118 53-38 93 13 11 3 0 0 4 14 .151 11 2 35 1 .226 0 5 1-1 32 1 1 .9712013 .174 51-51 132 10 23 2 0 2 9 31 .235 4 3 30 1 .216 0 8 1-1 44 120 13 .927Total .151 104-89 225 23 34 5 0 2 13 45 .200 15 5 65 2 .220 0 13 2-2 76 121 14 .934

GIORDANO • Career HighsAt-Bats: 4, Three timesRuns: 2, Five timesHits: 2, Three timesRBI: 3, vs Evansville (3/8/13)Doubles: 1, Three timesTotal Bases: 2, Three timesWalks: 2, vs Wright State (2/10/12)Sac Hits: 1, Five timesStolen Bases: 1, at Toledo (4/22/12)Putouts: 4, vs. Central Michigan (4/19/13)Assists 5, Two Times

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#21 Jamie KertesPosition: Pitcher

Class: Junior

Hometown: Carnegie, Pa.

High School: Bishop Canevin

2013: Named to the All-MAC First Team for the second year in a row, marking the first Falcon since Hayley Wiemer to be honored in consecutive seasons (2006-09)… appeared in 42 games, making 24 starts in the circle for the Falcons…ranked second on the Orange and Brown with 11 wins, going 11-14 on the year…allowed just 50 earned runs in 160 innings, giving her a 2.19 ERA…pitched seven complete games, earning three shutout victories in the process…led Bowling Green with 108 strikeouts and five saves, while holding batters to a team-best .242 average…picked up her first win of the year against George Washington, al-lowing just one hit and striking out five in 4.0 innings…picked up a victory in relief, allowing just one hit and striking out two against Evansville…struck out one in the final inning against Wright State, earning her first save of the year…pitched a complete game against Miami, striking out four RedHawks in the contest…allowed one run and struck out five in a 5.0 inning win against Detroit…earned a complete game shutout win over Akron, holding the Zips to one run with five strikeouts…pitched a complete game shut out victory over Valparaiso…struck out six batters in a complete game effort against Buffalo…struck out a season-high seven batters in 7.0 innings against Kent State…earned a complete game shutout victory against Eastern Michigan…held Western Michigan scoreless in 6.1 innings of play for her 10th win of the season.

2012: Named the Mid-American Conference Freshman Of The Year…earned a spot on the Mid-American Conference All-First Team and the Mid-American Confer-ence All-Freshmen Team…appeared in 47 games for the Orange and Brown, starting in a team-high 30 contests…her 47 appearances are tied (Paris Imholz) for third most in single-season history…finished the year with a record of 17-13, marking the first time in the history of the program that two pitchers (Kertes and Paris Imholz) recorded more than 15 wins in the same season…collected six saves, accounting for the third highest single-season total in program history…ranked second on the team with a 2.20 ERA…recorded a team-high 146 strikeouts in 190.2 innings of work…pitched nine complete games, five of which being complete-game shutouts…walked only 19 batters all season, ranking in the top five in the country in walks allowed per-seven-innings (0.72)…earned her first-career win against Morehead State, allowing just one run and six hits in 6.0 innings…picked up her first career save against Murray State, allowing just two hits and striking out two in the final 2.2 in-nings of play…pitched a complete-game shutout win against Campbell, striking out seven and allowing just four hits…struck out five in six innings of shutout ball against Gardner-Webb…allowed just two hits in a complete game shutout win against Cor-nell…allowed just four hits in a complete game shutout win against Albany… struck out four in 6.0 innings of work against Ohio, allowing zero earned runs…allowed just four hits in a complete game shutout win against Akron, striking out seven batters in the process…struck out seven in a complete game win against Eastern Michigan, al-lowing just one run on four hits…struck out six batters in 6.0 innings of work against Eastern Kentucky, allowing zero earned runs and just three hits…pitched a complete game shutout against Oakland, striking out a career-high nine batters, and allowing just two hits…allowed just five hits and zero earned runs in 5.0 innings against WMU, matching her career-high nine strikeouts…allowed just five earned runs in 17 innings during the MAC Tournament (CMU, Toledo and Ball State), striking out 14 batters over the three-game set.

hiGh school: Pitched four years of varsity softball for coach Robert Jacoby at Bishop Canevin High School…named to the PIAA All-State Team, “Signal Item” Player of the Year, and Diamond Dozen All-Star Team in 2010…Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Athlete of the Week…holds Bishop Canevin records for wins and homeruns…led team to 2010 Section Championship.

pErsonal: Full name—Jamie Blake Kertes…daughter of David and Vikki Kertes…born 9/10/1992…majoring in early childhood development…has one brother, Joshua (15)…achieved high honor roll as a student…played travel ball for Tuff n Tuffer Gold…favorite athlete is Cat Osterman.

Jamie Kertes’ Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2012 .097 13-12 31 1 3 1 0 0 1 4 .129 1 1 12 0 .152 0 1 0-0 3 66 8 .896 Total .097 13-12 31 1 3 1 0 0 1 4 .129 1 1 12 0 .152 0 1 0-0 3 66 8 .896

Year ERA W-L AP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2012 2.20 17-13 47 30 9 5/4 6 1902 201 82 60 19 146 27 3 7 .262 1 13 1 3 172013 2.19 11-14 42 26 8 3/5 5 160.2 152 70 50 39 108 20 2 6 .242 1 12 0 1 8Total 2.19 28-27 89 56 17 8/9 11 351.2 353 152 110 58 254 47 5 13 .253 2 25 1 4 25

KERTES • Career HighsPutouts: 2, Two timesAssists: 5, at Cornell (3/17/12)Innings: 7.0, Nine timesRuns Allowed: 8, at Michigan (3/28/12) Earned Runs 8, at Michigan (3/28/12) Strikeouts: 9, Two timesHits Allowed: 11, at IPFW (3/21/12) Walks Allowed: 3, vs. Indiana State (2/25/12)

MAC AwardsAll-MAC First Team - ‘12, ‘13All-MAC Freshman Team - ‘12MAC Freshman of the Year - ‘12

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#10 Emily McClelland Position: IF

Class: Junior

Hometown: Union Grove, Wis.

High School: Union Grove

2013: Appeared in 47 games for the Orange and Brown, recording 36 starts at second base…collected eight hits in 80 at bats, culminating in a .100 batting average…scored six runs and added four RBI…recorded two extra base hits, including her first career home run and first career triple…ranked third on the Falcons with 77 assists…finished the year with five sacrifice hits, ranking second on the team…went 1-for-3 with her first career RBI against Southeast Missouri State…went 1-for-2 with a run scored against Dayton…recorded her first career home run in a 1-for-4 day.

2012: Appeared in 42 games for the Falcons, starting 22 contests in the outfield…was used primarily as a pinch runner, scoring five runs for the Orange and Brown…went 1-for-3 against St. Johns, earning her first career hit.

hiGh school: Played four years of varsity softball for coach Ryan Boylen at Union Grove High School…named 2008 Team Defensive MVP…named 2009 and 2010 Team MVP…named 2009 and 2010 First Team All Southern Lakes Conference, All Racine County, All District and All Area…2010 Racine County Player of the Year…2010 Second Team All State…led high school to three straight Regional Championships.

pErsonal: Full name—Emily Louise McClelland…daughter of Dave and Amy McClelland…born 7/27/1993…majoring in business…has two sisters, Annie (15) and Alyssa (12)…lettered in cross country while serving as team captain for three seasons…played travel ball for the Wisconsin Renegades, Kenosha Cyclones, Northern Ice and Wisconsin Lightning.

Emily McClelland’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2012 .021 42-22 47 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 .021 3 0 22 0 .080 0 1 0-1 18 1 1 .9502013 .100 47-36 80 6 8 0 1 1 4 13 .163 8 1 33 0 .191 0 5 1-2 58 77 9 .938Total .070 89-58 127 11 9 0 1 1 4 14 .151 11 1 55 0 .157 0 6 1-3 76 78 10 .939

MCCLELLAND • Career HighsAt-Bats: 4, Three timesRuns: 2, at Detriot (4/2/13)Hits: 1, Nine timesTotal Bases: 1, vs. St Johns (3/11/12)Walks: 2, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Sac Hits: 1, at Akron (4/1/12)Putouts: 4, Four timesAssists: 6, at Eastern Michigan(4/20/13)

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#18 Braiden DillowPosition: Pitcher/Utility

Class: Sophomore

Hometown: Lucasville, Ohio.

High School: Valley

2013: Played in 24 games for the Falcons, making three starts at the designated player position…also saw time as a pitcher, making six appearances with one start in the circle...earned seven strikeouts in 10 innings pitched...hit four singles in 25 at bats, culminating in a .160 batting average…went 1-for-1 against Southeast Missouri State, earning her first career hit…collected two hits in two at bats over a two-game span against Toledo…went 1-for-1 against Ohio in a pinch hitting situation in the MAC Tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL: Pitched four years of varsity softball for coaches Monty Spriggs, Chuck Cooper, Mike Powell, Dean Schuler and Tim Brown at Valley High School…led team to four-straight sectional championships (2009-12), three-straight Southern Ohio Conference (SOC) Championships (2010-12) and three-straight district champion-ships (2010-12)...named to the ALL- SOC First Team and the all-district team for four-straight seasons (2009-12)...named All-Ohio First Team, SOC Player Of The Year, district player of the year and team MVP in 2011 and 2012...also lettered in volleyball and cheerleading.

PERSONAL: Full name—Braiden Ross Dillow…daughter of Stephen Dillow (father), Bobbie Jo Rosen (mother) and Danny Rosen (stepfa-ther)…born 10/11/1993…majoring in nursing…has one brother, Noah, and two sisters, Madisyn and Haiven…member of the National Honor Society...recipient of the Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award and Ma-rine Corp Female Athlete Award …favorite athlete is Jennie Finch...father (Stephen) played football for Moorehead State University.

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Braiden Dillow’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2013 .160 22-3 25 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 .160 0 1 7 0 .192 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 Total .160 22-3 25 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 .160 0 1 7 0 .192 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000

Year ERA W-L AP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2013 6.30 0-1 6 1 0 0/0 0 10.0 16 10 9 3 7 5 0 1 .327 5 0 0 0 0 Total 6.30 0-1 6 1 0 0/0 0 10.0 16 10 9 3 7 5 0 1 .327 5 0 0 0 0

MCCLELLAND • Career HighsAt-Bats: 4, Three timesRuns: 1, Five timesHits: 1, vs. St Johns (3/11/12)Total Bases: 1, vs. St Johns (3/11/12)Walks: 2, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Sac Hits: 1, at Akron (4/1/12)Putouts: 4, Four timesAssists: 1, Two times


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#22 Chandler ScottPosition: IF

Class: Sophomore

Hometown: Centerville, Ohio

High School: Centerville

2013: Played in seven games, making two starts at the designated player position.

HIGH SCHOOL: Pitched four years of varsity softball for coaches Paul Martin, Ellie Malchow and Megan Lee at Centerville High School…named to the Greater Western Ohio Conference (GWOC) All-Second Team and Southwest District Of Ohio (SDO) All-Met-ro Honorable Mention in 2010...GWOC All-First Team in 2011 and 2012...named to the SDO All-Metro Second Team and Centerville MVP in 2012.

PERSONAL: Full name—Chandler Kaila Scott…daughter of Brad and Jackie Scott…born 11/2/1993…majoring in criminal jus-tice…has one brother, Brady…member of French Honor Society...editor-in-chief of Centerville High School newspaper...scholar athlete award in 2011 and 2012 …played travel ball for the Cincy Doom…favorite athlete is Sean Casey...father, Brad, played baseball at the University of the Cumberlands.

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MCCLELLAND • Career HighsAt-Bats: 4, at Bethune-Cookman (3/3/12)Runs: 1, Five timesHits: 1, vs. St Johns (3/11/12)Total Bases: 1, vs. St Johns (3/11/12)Walks: 2, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Sac Hits: 1, at Akron (4/1/12)Putouts: 3, at Bethune-Cookman (3/3/12)Assists: 1, vs. WKU (2/25/12)

Chandler Scott’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2013 .000 7-2 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 6 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000Total .000 7-2 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 6 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000


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#16 Marisa ShookPosition: OF

Class: Sophomore

Hometown: Maumee, Ohio

High School: Anthony Wayne

2013: Appeared in all 51 games for the Orange and Brown, earning 46 starts in the outfield…picked up 25 hits in 138 at bats, rank-ing fifth on the Falcons with a .181 batting average…collected 10 extra-base hits, including three home runs and a team-high seven doubles…scored seven runs and stole three bases in three attempts…tied for third on the team with 17 RBI, while her 41 total bases ranked fifth on the team…slugged .297 with a .245 on-base percent-age…earned her first career hit, a double, in a 1-for-3 day with an RBI against Jacksonville State…collected three RBI and went 2-for-2 against Murray State with her first career home run…went 1-for-3 with a double and an RBI against Dayton…went 1-for-3 with an RBI and a home run against Wright State…recorded two RBI in a 1-for-4 day against Miami…picked up an RBI and a double against Detroit…went 1-for-2 against Ohio with two RBI…picked up two doubles Buf-falo…collected a career-high four RBI against IPFW, going 2-for-4 with a home run and a stolen base.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball for coach Carolyn Vogtsberger at Anthony Wayne High School…led team to two straight Northern Lake League (NLL) and Sectional Champion-ships (2010-11), including a District Championship in 2010...earned All-NLL Honorable Mention and First-Team All Maumee Mirror as a junior...named to the All-District Second Team and the All-NLL First Team as a senior...earned All-District and All-Academic Senior Team honors in 2012...belted 11 home runs as a senior, setting a new single-season record at Anthony Wayne.

PERSONAL: Full name—Marisa May Shook…daughter of Dan and Connie Shook…born 5/19/1994…majoring in dietetics…has one brother named Sam, and two sisters, Gabi and Lexi…member of the National Honor Society… also played basketball in high school…favorite athlete is Michael Phelps.

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MCCLELLAND • Career HighsAt-Bats: 4, Five timesRuns: 1, Nine timesHits: 2, Three timesTotal Bases: 1, vs. St Johns (3/11/12)Walks: 2, vs. Morehead State (2/26/12)Sac Hits: 1, at Akron (4/1/12)Putouts: 3, three timesAssists: 1, vs. WKU (2/25/12)

Marisa Shook’s Career Stats

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2013 .181 51-46 138 7 25 7 0 3 17 41 .297 10 2 44 1 .245 1 4 3-3 28 3 0 1.000Total .181 51-46 138 7 25 7 0 3 17 41 .297 10 2 44 1 .245 1 4 3-3 28 3 0 1.000


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PRIOR TO BGSU: Played four years of varsity softball for coach Don Z. and Rick Hen-ning at Cardinal Stritch High School…named second team All-Conference in 2009 and

2010…first team All-Conference in 2011 and 2012… second team All-State in 2012…served as team captain for softball in 2012…played for the SGS Magic during the summer…played college softball for Owens Community College for a year and a half…named All-Ohio OCCAS Pitcher of the Year….named All-Tournament Team…. Named All-OCCAC All-Academic Team.

PERSONAL: Full name – Katilyn Elizabeth Turski… daughter of Jim and Shelly Turski… born on 2/9/1994…majoring in sport management…has two sisters, Claire (13) and Emily (17)…also lettered in varsity basketball… came to BGSU to get an education and play softball for the Falcons…favorite athlete is Jennie Finch.

#33 Kaitlyn TurskiPosition: PitcherClass: SophomoreHometown: Toledo, OhioHigh School: Cardinal Stritch

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#2 Laramie AbbruzzesePosition: OFClass: FreshmanHometown: Upper Arlington, OhioHigh School: Upper Arlington

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High School: Earned three varsity letters playing under coach Todd Delboccio at Upper Arlington High School…led the team in batting average in her sophomore and senior year… led the Golden Bears in hits, runs and stolen bases her junior and senior years…accumulated 27 runs, two homeruns, 29 stolen bases and a .586 batting average in her senior year… named Second Team All-State, First Team All-Metro, First Team All-District and First Team All-OCC as a senior…named Offensive MVP as a junior and senior… served as team captain as a senior. Played for the Ohio Nightmare Gold in 2012 and 2013.

Personal: Full name— Laramie Anne Abbruzzese…daughter of John and Rachael Abbruzzese…born on 5/26/1994…majoring in occupational therapy…has one brother named Johnny (14)…has three sisters named Ashley (21), Amanda (20) and Molli (17)…her sister, Amanda, currently plays softball for Ohio State University.

High School: Played four years on varsity for coach Kim Lombardi and Joe Carter for St. John Vianney High School…had over 100 AB’s in three out of her four years with the

Lancers… totaled 24 doubles, 10 triples, nine home runs, 86 RBI’s and 76 stolen bases in four years at St. John Vianney High School…Second Team All-Shore in 2010…named First Team All-Shore from 2011-13…was named 2013 Asbury Park Player of the Year as a senior... four-time Monmouth County Championships won… one All-Shore Championship… four-time Non-Public Parochial A South Championship…three-time State Championships… helped lead the Lancers to being ranked the number one team in New Jersey in 2011 and 2013… played for the New Jersey Nightmare Gold and New Jersey Inferno Gold.

Personal: Full name— Amanda Kelsie Durham… daughter of Ralph and Jackie Durham…currently undecided on a ma-jor…has one brother named Wyatt (27)…born on 1/26/1995.

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#17 Lauren DyePosition: PitcherClass: FreshmanHometown: Montpelier, OhioHigh School: Montpelier

High School: Played four years of varsity for coach Shawne Bonney at Montpelier High School…winner of the 2013 NWOAL Scholar-Athlete Softball Pitchers Award…owns

the records for most singles and innings pitched in a single season at Montpelier, also threw a perfect game…named to the Softball NWOAL Second Team All-League in 2013 and 2012…2013 Team MVP… NWOAL All-League Honorable Mention in her sophomore year…named team captain in 2012 and 2013.

Personal: Full name – Lauren Elizabeth Dye…daughter of Scott and Roberta Dye…born 6/19/1995…majoring in early childhood education…has one brother named Devin…her career ambition is to have a positive impact on younger chil-dren.

High School: Played four years at Delsea Regional High School for coach Gutelious and coach Minix…selected as team captain as a junior and senior for the Crusaders…played for the Beach Girls, TNT and NJ Pride during the summers.

Personal: Full name— Trista Erin Mokienko…daughter of Victor and Laura Mokienko…has one brother named Victor (15)…majoring in psychology… career ambition is to own a practice as a psychiatrist.

#20 Trista MokienkoPosition: IFClass: FreshmanHometown: Franklinville, N.J.High School: Delsea Regional

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#45 Sami ParavePosition: OFClass: FreshmanHometown: Mason, OhioHigh School: William Mason

High School: Earned three varsity letters playing under coach Liann Muff and Dave Bell at William Mason High School…named the 2013 Enquirer Spring Preps All-Star Honorable Mention…named to the 2013 SW Ohio Softball Coaches Association Senior All-Star Team…2013 Second Team All-GMC…helped guide the Comets to 59 wins in three years…Played for the Buckeye Heat (2011) and the Cincy Doom Gold (2012-13) for summer ball…batted .370 with the Doom Gold in 2013.

Personal: Full name— Samantha Nicole Parave…daughter of Kollin Lisa Holmgren…her mother, Lisa, played softball for Salem Community College…majoring in psychology…her career ambition is to be a developmental psychologist.

High School: Earned four varsity letters under coach Jerry Kelbley at Westerville South High Scholl…named team captain for the Wildcats in 2012 and 2013…Batted .511 and .462 in her junior and senior years, respectively…earned Second Team Ohio Cardinal Conference in 2009 and 2010…named MVP defense in 2010 and 2011…2011 and 2012 First Team OCC...played for the Ohio Nightmare Gold 18U and Buckeye Heat 14U and 16U.

Personal: Full name – Chelsea Mae Raker… daughter of Craig and Cheri Raker…born on 2/15/1995…majoring in pre-physical therapy…has one sister named Cheyenne (18)…also a member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee.

#88 Chelsea RakerPosition: IFClass: FreshmanHometown: Westerville, OhioHigh School: Westerville South

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#32 Haley SchrockPosition: IFClass: FreshmanHometown: Goshen, Ind.High School: Northridge High School

High School: Played four years of varsity softball under coach Bo O’Dell at Northridge High School…led school to two conference championships, two sectional championships and two regional champion-ships…batted .500 with a .580 OBP and 35 RBI’s in 2012, helping the Raiders go 30-2 and reaching the state semifi-nals…2010 Northern Lakes Conference Honorable Mention…2011-13 NLC All-Conference… named to the 2013 Second Team All-State… Northridge High School career home runs leader, second in career RBI’s and runs scored in Raider history.

Personal: Full name— Haley Aston Schrock… daughter of Ron and Leah Schrock… father, Ron, played baseball for Ball State University…born on 7/17/1994…majoring in finance…has one two sister, Madison (19), who is also plays softball for Bowling Green…is a current member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organization.

High School: Played four years of varsity under coach Bo O’Dell at Northridge High School...led school to two conference championships, two sectional championships and two regional championships…batted .434, recorded 16 doubles and 46 runs in 2012, helping the Raiders go 30-2 and reaching the state semifi-nals…2013 All—Conference and Second Team All-State… struck out only two times in as a senior, earning the strikeout award… hold the career records for batting average (.437), runs scored (144) and doubles (40) at Northridge High School.

Personal: Full name— Madison Nicole Schrock…daughter of Ron and Leah Schrock…father, Ron, played baseball for Ball State University…born on 7/17/1994…majoring in finance…has one twin sister Haley (19), who will join Madison on the BGSU softball team...is a current member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organization.

#27 Madison SchrockPosition: IFClass: FreshmanHometown: Goshen, Ind.High School: Northridge High School

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#8 Aspen SearlePosition: IFClass: FreshmanHometown: Brantford, OntarioHigh School: Bishop Tonnos

High School: Earned four varsity letters under coach Mark Marini at Bishop Tonnos Catholic Secondary School…also played volleyball all four years for the Titans…earned Honor Roll all four years…played for the Ajax Raiders (16U), Brantford Bobcats (19U) and the Women’s Junior National Team (19U) in the past summers…helped the Bobcats place first in the 2012 Canadian Championships… competed in the 2013 World Junior Championships with Team Canada.

Personal: Full name— Aspen Nicole Searle…daughter of Jason Searle and Shelli Hyland…has a brother named Kolby (22)…majoring in psychology….career ambition is to become a sports psychologist.

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Q: what do you think will be the biggest need for improvement this season to become a dynamic force in the mac?

head coach shannon salsburg: We are working on a lot of things this offseason to become better rounded as a team. Our philosophy is that

we have to do a lot more things better instead of excelling in what we could. Offensively, we have really focused on the short game to be-

come well rounded as a team at the plate. From a pitching standpoint, we’ve worked on two good pitches that we can go to at all times, and

make sure we have that third ready to roll. I also think that from a defensive standpoint we have a lot more opportunities to rotate, allowing us

not to be stuck as a team when someone might be struggling.

Q: talk about your expectations for this year.

ss: We expect to compete for the Mid-American Conference title this year. In order for us to do that, we must take it day-by-day as we focus

on being the best that we can be to make each other better. We want to be fundamentally solid, and carry that through as we learn to play

together as a group this season.

Q: Erika stratton and Katie Yoho are the lone seniors on the team, how do you see them emerge as leaders on and off the field?

ss: They both express their leadership skills in different ways. Yoho is more outward and makes her voice be known. Stratton can literally pull

anyone over and take a second to sit down with them and work out any problems they might have. On the field, they have both earned their

strips and are both kids that can come through in the clutch offensively and defensively.

Q: what are you expecting out of your pitching staff this season?

ss: We have a proven winner in Jamie Kertes coming back this season. Kertes is a known quantity in the MAC. She has proven herself and

wants the ball on a daily bases, and even on her off day she finds a way to compete. We also have a sophomore and returner in Braiden Dilliow,

who got some quality opportunities to grow last year as a freshman. Dillow has worked very hard this offseason with assistant coach Monica

Wright, and I think you will see a very different pitcher out there this season. We also have a juco transfer in Katie Turski. She came in mid-year

and I think she has a nice balance for the other two.

Q: what do you think this year’s team strength will be?

ss: I think our strength’s will be our offensive, mostly because we are more diverse. We have the ability to run, bunt, hit and hit for power. I

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of kids that have the potential to be offensive weapons for us. It has to be a team effort though; it can’t be one person because that doesn’t

work. Defensively, I think we will be solid. I think our youth will hand us some ups and downs throughout the season, but they’re fighters

and we’ve challenged them a lot in practice to fight past their one mistake and not make it two. If we can make sure to take care of the ball

we will be fine. In the circle, I think we have a good idea of where we’re at. We have Jamie (Kertes) back and have a couple young kids who

have the potential to grow and help this team. At the end of the day, we are going to win or lose as a team. If we do it together, I think great

things can happen with this group.

Q: You have nine freshman on the roster and a juco transfer, how do you see their roles develop and expectations for them?

ss: Every kid that has come in this year has an opportunity to play, which is a unique thing someone can say. It is different from years past,

and I think that is something you can say about the growth of the program. We are starting to figure out roles, but roles can change as the

season progresses. I think offensive is a big piece to that. If someone can show they can contribute offensively they will have a chance to be

on the diamond. They have to contribute this year with them making such a large impact on our roster this season.

Q: how do you see the mac playing out this year?

ss: I think the MAC is going to be interesting this year. Right off the bat, I think people are going to see Central Michigan as the team to

beat. They had a really nice run last year that ended with a MAC title, and they return a lot of that team. However, MAC softball is a funny

thing. Every year there can be a new team that emerges as a threat to win the league. Our sport

is being played across the country at a high level and the MAC is no exception. Last year Central

Michigan figured it out, and there is no reason why this season it can’t be us.

Q: what is one word to describe your team?

ss: This might not be a softball term, but they are chameleons. These kids are all different and

all unique. When they melt together on the field they can be green one day and blue the next.

Our kids surprise us daily. When we aren’t sure about putting a kid in the lineup one day, they

come back the next and make us change our minds. I’m trying to figure out what color we’re go-

ing to be to begin the season, but I hope it’s orange.


2004 MAC Cham

pions * Two-Tim

e MAC East Cham

pions * Two All-Am

ericans

2013 ALL-MAc TeAMS & AWARdSFiRST TeAM

P - Jamie Kertes, Bowling Green P - Kara Dornbos, Central Michigan

P - Emma Johnson, Kent State C - Kayla Ledbetter, Miami C - Lauren Gellerman, Ohio 1B - Taylor Rager, Ball State

1B - Jennifer Barnett, Northern Illinois 2B - Amanda Stanton, Eastern Michigan 3B - Diana Patterson, Western Michigan

SS - Katy Blaharski, Eastern Michigan OF - Jennifer Gilbert, Ball State

OF - Macy Merchant, Central Michigan OF - Nicole Gremillion, Northern Illinois

UT(P) - Jenna Modic, Miami UT - Hailey Reed, Miami

SecOnd TeAMP - Nicole Steinbach, Ball State

P - Paris Imholz, Bowling Green P - Tori Speckman, Buffalo

C - Cory DeLamielleure, Central Michigan 1B - Paige Berger, Bowling Green 1B - Loren Nagy, Western Michigan

2B - Courtney McCarthy, Toledo 3B - Trista Cox, Central Michigan

SS - Hannah Fulk, Bowling Green SS - Carol Ann Sexauer, Central Michigan

OF - Amanda Carpenter, Ball State OF - Kim Kirkpatrick, Kent State

OF - Lindsey Tobias, Toledo UT(P) - Jessica Sturm, Northern Illinois

UT - Chelsea Hortman, Ohio

ALL-FReShMen TeAMP - Erin Seiler, Akron

SS - Selena Reyna, Ball StateP - Nicole Steinbach, Ball State

P/IF - Jenna Modic, MiamiIF/OF - Hailey Reed, Miami OF - Taylor Shuey, Miami

P - Savannah Jo Dorsey, OhioOF - Jessica Lemieux, Toledo

IF - Loren Nagy, Western Michigan U -Melissa Palmer, Western Michigan

SPeciALTY AWARdScOAch OF The YeAR

Craig Nicholson, Ball State

PiTcheR OF The YeARJessica Simpson, Miami

PLAYeR OF The YeAREmma Johnson, Kent State

FReShMAn OF The YeARNicole Steinbach, Ball State

nAn hARveY AWARdJennifer Barnett, Northern Illinois

AcAdeMic ALL-MAcAmanda Carpenter, Ball StatePaige Berger, Bowling GreenHannah Fulk, Bowling GreenParis Imholz, Bowling GreenTrista Cox, Central Michigan

Cory DeLamielleure, Central MichiganKara Dornbos, Central Michigan

Macy Merchant, Central MichiganCarolAnn Sexauer, Central Michigan

Katy Blaharski, Eastern MichiganAmanda Herron, Eastern MichiganAmanda Stanton, Eastern Michigan

Jessacca Gironda, Kent StateEmma Johnson, Kent StateKim Kirkpatrick, Kent State

Nicole Gremillion, Northern IllinoisAmanda Sheppard, Northern Ilinois

Caitlin Colvin, OhioLauren Gellerman, OhioChelsea Hortman, Ohio

Alyssa Wolfe, OhioLindsey Tobias, Toledo

2013 FINAL MAC STANDINGS

East DivisionSchool MAC OverallKent St. 16-8 27-21Miami (Ohio) 13-11 21-34Ohio 10-15 27-30Bowling Green 9-13 27-24Akron 8-14 23-29Buffalo 6-14 16-32 West DivisionSchool MAC OverallBall State 20-5 37-17Central Michigan 18-7 33-20Northern Illinois 17-10 28-31Toledo 9-15 17-36Western Michiga 7-13 16-33Eastern Michig 7-14 17-32

MAc TOURnAMenT(all games at Firestone Stadium; Akron, Ohio)

Wednesday, May 8 No. 5 Miami def. No. 8 Toledo 4, 5-4

No. 7 Bowling Green def. No. 6 Ohio, 2-0 No. 4 Northern Illinois def. No. 5 Miami, 2-1

No. 3 Central Michigan def. No. 7 Bowling Green, 8-0 (5)

Thursday, May 9No. 6 Ohio def. No. 5 Miami, 3-2

No. 8 def. No. 7 Bowling Green. 7-4No. 4 def. No. 1 Ball State, 3-1

No. 3 Central Michigan def. No. 2 Kent State, 1-0

Friday, May 10

No. 1 Ball State def. No. 8 Toledo, 10-0No. 6 Ohio def. No. 2 Kent State, 5-4

No. 3 Central Michigan def. No. 4 Northern Illinois, 5-0

Saturday, May 11No. 1 Ball State def. No. 6 Ohio, 7-6No. 4 Northern Illinois def. No. 1 Ball

State, 3-2No. 3 Central Michigan def. No,4 Northern Illinois, 4-2 (11 innings)

*Championship

2013 RESULTS/AWARDS


2004 MAC Cham

pions * Two-Tim

e MAC East Cham

pions * Two All-Am

ericans

opponent ................................... w-l ............ lastAdelphi ................................................... 1-2 .................1992Akron ...................................................... 49-22-1 .........2013Alabama Birmingham ....................... 1-2 .................2006Alabama State ..................................... 1-0 .................2012Albany..................................................... 2-2 .................2012Alvin (Texas) JC .................................... 1-0 .................1998American International .................... 1-0 .................1985Arizona ................................................... 0-4 .................2005Auburn ................................................... 0-2 .................2012Austin Peay ........................................... 0-2 .................2009Ball State ................................................ 49-38.............2013Baylor ...................................................... 2-2 .................2006Belmont ................................................. 2-0 .................2011Bethune Cookman ............................. 1-0 .................2012Boston College .................................... 0-1 .................2005Boston University ............................... 1-1 .................2007Bradley ................................................... 3-3 .................2009Brown...................................................... 0-1 .................2007Bryan ....................................................... 0-1 .................1986Bucknell ................................................. 1-0 .................2002Buffalo .................................................... 19-8 ...............2013California ............................................... 0-5 .................1999UC-Santa Barbara ............................... 0-1 .................1996Cal Poly (SLO) ....................................... 0-1 .................1997Cal State Fullerton .............................. 0-7 .................2009Cal State Northridge .......................... 1-3 .................1990Cal State Sacramento ........................ 1-0 .................1996Campbell ............................................... 4-0 .................2013Central Michigan ................................ 20-71.............2013Charleston (Coll. of ) ........................... 0-1 .................2004Charleston Southern ......................... 1-0 .................2007Clarion .................................................... 1-1 .................1983Cleveland State ................................... 19-6 ...............2004Coastal Carolina .................................. 1-0 .................2001Colorado State ..................................... 0-1 .................2002Columbia ............................................... 0-1 .................1991Connecticut .......................................... 0-2 .................1994Cornell .................................................... 1-1 .................2012Creighton .............................................. 1-0 .................1986Dartmouth ............................................ 1-0 .................2010Dayton .................................................... 19-2 ...............2013Defiance ................................................. 5-1 .................1983DePaul .................................................... 0-3 .................2006Detroit .................................................... 37-8 ...............2013Drake ....................................................... 1-0 .................1986Drexel ...................................................... 0-1 .................1991East Carolina ......................................... 3-6 .................2005Eastern Illinois ...................................... 1-3 .................2004Eastern Kentucky ................................ 2-1 .................2012Eastern Michigan ................................ 51-39.............2013E. Oklahoma State .............................. 0-0-1..............1998E. Tennessee State .............................. 2-2 .................2013Elon .......................................................... 0-1 .................2008Evansville ............................................... 1-1 .................2013Florida A&M .......................................... 4-1 .................2000Florida Atlantic .................................... 0-1 .................2006Florida Gulf Coast ............................... 0-1 .................2012Florida International .......................... 2-1 .................2007Florida State ......................................... 0-9 .................2010Fordham ................................................ 1-0 .................2006Fresno State .......................................... 0-7 .................1996George Mason ..................................... 3-1 .................2012George Wasington ............................. 1-0 .................2013Georgia ................................................... 0-1 .................2010Georgia State ....................................... 4-2 .................2011Georgia Southern ............................... 0-1 .................2008Georgia Tech......................................... 0-1 .................2011Hartford.................................................. 1-0 .................2007Harvard .................................................. 1-0 .................1996Hawai’i .................................................... 0-4 .................1999

opponent ................................... w-l ............ last Hope ........................................................ 1-0 .................1983Illinois ...................................................... 1-0 .................2001Illinois at Chicago ............................... 1-1 .................2004Illinois State .......................................... 3-3 .................2003Indiana ................................................... 0-6 .................2004Indiana State ........................................ 3-2 .................2012Iona .......................................................... 1-0 .................2010Iowa ......................................................... 1-8 .................2008Iowa State .............................................. 1-3 .................2008IPFW ........................................................ 5-5 .................2013IUPUI ....................................................... 0-2 .................1982Jacksonville State ............................... 0-1 .................2013Kansas ..................................................... 0-3 .................2009Kennesaw State ................................... 0-2 .................2013Kent State .............................................. 44-57-1 .........2013Kentucky ................................................ 0-2 .................2005Lamar ...................................................... 1-0 .................1985Liberty .................................................... 2-0 .................2001Lipscomb ............................................... 0-2 .................2008Long Beach State ................................ 0-2 .................1989Louisiana State .................................... 0-4 .................2011Louisiana Tech ..................................... 0-4 .................2011Louisville ................................................ 1-2 .................2003Loyola (Cal.) .......................................... 0-1 .................1997Loyola (Ill.) ............................................. 1-1 .................1995Maine ...................................................... 2-0 .................2007Marist ...................................................... 0-1 .................2004Marshall.................................................. 18-4 ...............2005Massachusetts ..................................... 2-3 .................1987Mankato State ..................................... 0-1 .................1986McNeese State ..................................... 1-0 .................1986Mercer..................................................... 0-2 .................2011Miami ...................................................... 52-44.............2013Michigan ................................................ 5-30 ...............2013Michigan State..................................... 12-8 ...............2009Middle Tenn. St .................................... 0-1 .................2011Minnesota ............................................. 1-2 .................2005Mississippi ............................................. 0-1 .................2002Mississippi State .................................. 0-3 .................2011Missouri .................................................. 0-3 .................1994Monmouth ............................................ 1-0 .................2002Montclair State .................................... 1-0 .................1986Morehead State ................................... 3-0-1..............2012Mount Union ........................................ 3-1 .................1982Murray State ......................................... 2-1 .................2013Muskingum........................................... 5-3 .................1982Nebraska ................................................ 0-8 .................1998UNLV ........................................................ 1-3 .................2007Nevada ................................................... 0-1 .................2005New Mexico State ............................... 3-3 .................2005Nicholls State ....................................... 3-5 .................1999North Carolina ..................................... 0-2 .................1998North Carolina A&T ............................ 2-0 .................2001North Carolina Greensboro ............ 0-1 .................2010North Carolina State .......................... 1-2 .................2005North Dakota State ............................ 0-1 .................2009North Florida ........................................ 1-1 .................2010Northern Illinois .................................. 21-21.............2013Northern Iowa ..................................... 1-0 .................1986Northwestern ....................................... 2-5 .................2005Notre Dame .......................................... 6-13 ...............2011Oakland .................................................. 11-2-1 ...........2006Ohio Northern ..................................... 8-3 .................1982Ohio State ............................................. 10-24-2 .........2010Ohio ......................................................... 55-43.............2013Oklahoma .............................................. 0-2 .................2009Oklahoma State .................................. 0-2 .................2001Oregon ................................................... 1-6 .................1999Oregon State ........................................ 0-2 .................2004Oregon Tech ......................................... 1-1 .................1997Pacific ...................................................... 4-3 .................2009

ALL-TIME OPPONENTSopponent ................................... w-l ............ last Penn ........................................................ 0-1 .................2002Penn State ............................................. 1-3 .................2011Pittsburgh ............................................. 1-0 .................2000Princeton ............................................... 0-1 .................1992Providence ............................................ 1-0 .................2007Purdue .................................................... 3-4 .................2011Quinnipiac............................................. 0-1 .................2012Rhode Island ........................................ 1-0-1..............1985Rider ........................................................ 7-0-1..............2002Robert Morris ....................................... 2-1 .................2000Rutgers ................................................... 2-3 .................2006Saginaw Valley State.......................... 0-2 .................1982Saint Louis ............................................. 3-0 .................2001St. Bonaventure ................................... 2-1 .................2007St. Francis (Pa.) ..................................... 3-1 .................2012St. Johns ................................................. 0-1 .................2012St. Mary’s ................................................ 1-1 .................1995St. Peter’s ............................................... 1-0 .................1985St. Xavier ................................................ 1-0 .................1986Sam Houston State ............................ 1-2 .................1988San Diego State ................................... 0-2 .................1990San Jose State ...................................... 1-1 .................2003Santa Clara ............................................ 2-3 .................1997Seton Hall .............................................. 2-3 .................2006South Carolina ..................................... 0-3 .................2009South Florida ........................................ 0-3 .................1991Southeastern Louisiana.................... 1-1 .................1999Southeast Missouri ........................... 1-1 .................2013Southern Illinois .................................. 0-3 .................1994Southern Mississippi ......................... 0-2 .................2010Southern Utah ..................................... 1-1 .................1999Southwest Texas State ...................... 1-1 .................2003Southwestern Louisiana .................. 0-3 .................1999Stanford ................................................. 1-1 .................1996Stephen F. Austin ................................ 1-2 .................2004Stetson ................................................... 7-3 .................2008Stockton State ..................................... 1-0 .................1984Stony Brook .......................................... 2-0 .................2003Tennessee .............................................. 0-1 .................2009Tennessee Chattanooga .................. 2-3 .................2008Tennessee Martin ............................... 1-1 .................2010Tennessee State .................................. 2-0 .................2002Tennessee Tech ................................... 0-3 .................2008Texas ........................................................ 0-3 .................2009Texas A&M ............................................. 1-6 .................1998Texas-Arlington ................................... 1-0 .................2009TAMU-Corp. Christi............................. 1-1 .................2004Texas Tech ............................................. 0-1 .................1998Toledo ..................................................... 63-36.............2013Towson ................................................... 1-0 .................2006Troy .......................................................... 0-1 .................2006Tulsa ........................................................ 1-0 .................2004U.S. International ................................ 1-2 .................1990Utah ......................................................... 1-2 .................1990Utah State.............................................. 0-1 .................1995Valparaiso .............................................. 2-3 .................2013Virginia ................................................... 3-10 ...............2006Virginia Tech ......................................... 1-1 .................2010Washington .......................................... 1-3 .................2006Wayne State .......................................... 2-11 ...............1987West Liberty ......................................... 1-0 .................1982Western Carolina ................................ 1-0 .................2010Western Illinois .................................... 1-3 .................1994Western Kentucky .............................. 2-3 .................2013Western Michigan .............................. 32-46.............2013Wichita State ........................................ 2-1 .................2004Williamette ............................................ 1-0 .................1994Winthrop................................................ 1-2 .................2012Wright State .......................................... 11-2 ...............2013Yale .......................................................... 2-0 .................2002Youngstown State .............................. 3-7 .................2013


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YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RESULTS


2004 MAC Cham

pions * Two-Tim

e MAC East Cham

pions * Two All-Am

ericans

all-amEricaSECONd TEAm^Amy Lienhardt, OF ............................................ ‘88^ National Fastpitch Coaches Association

THIRd TEAm #Gina Rango, 3B ........................................... ‘05, ‘06# Easton

all-rEGionFIRST TEAmRachelle Highfill, 2B .......................................... ‘93Amy Lienhardt, OF ............................................ ‘88Gina Rango, 3B ........................... ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

SECONd TEAmJeanine Baca, OF ................................................ ‘07Becky Bailey, 2B .................................................. ‘91Amy Hamilton, 1B/P ......................................... ‘97Vicki Miwa, P ........................................................ ‘87Dena Romstadt, 3B ........................................... ‘92Liz Vrabel, P.......................................................... ‘05Hayley Wiemer, P ....................................... ‘07, ‘08Jennifer Wolf, P................................................... ‘93

mac coach of thE YEarGail Davenport ................................................... ‘88Jacquie Joseph ................................................... ‘93Leigh Ross ............................................................ ‘01Shannon Salsburg ............................................. ‘12

mac plaYEr of thE YEarAmy Lienhardt, OF ............................................ ‘88Gina Rango, 3B ................................................... ‘05Nikki Rouhana, 1B.............................................. ‘01

mac pitchEr of thE YEarLiz Vrabel .............................................................. ‘05

mac frEshman of thE YEarTricia Askins, ....................................................... ‘92Jennifer Wolf, ...................................................... ‘93Hayley Wiemer, P ............................................... ‘06Paige Berger, 1B .................................................. ‘10Jamie Kertes, P ........................................ ‘12

all-macfirst tEamTricia Askins, SS .................................................. ‘95Jeanine Baca, OF ................................................ ‘07Paige Berger, 1B ................................................. ‘10Mary Kay Bryan, DH .......................................... ‘86Edie Campbell, UT ............................................. ‘88Karen Cepik, 2B .................................................. ‘83Michelle Clagett, 2B/SS ................... ‘87, ‘88, ‘90Angie Domschot, SS ......................................... ‘99Jen Domschot, OF ............................................. ‘01Kathy Fisher, C ............................................ ‘85, ‘86Hannah Fulk, SS .................................................. ‘12Abby Habicht, C ................................................. ‘06Amy Hamilton, 1B/P ......................................... ‘97Rachelle Highfill, SS/2B .................................... ‘93Kathy Holland, C ................................................ ‘95McKenna Houle, P ............................................. ‘01Jamie Kertes, p ................................ ‘12, ‘13Sandy Krebs, SS .......................................... ‘84, ‘86Amy Lienhardt, OF .................................... ‘86, ‘88Vicki Miwa, P ........................................ ‘86, ‘87, ‘88Gina Rango, 3B ........................... ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06Jody Record, P .................................................... ‘92Renee Rosemeier, OF ....................................... ‘01Nikki Rouhana, 1B...................................... ‘00, ’01Dena Romstadt, 3B ........................................... ‘92Laura Silverstein, 3B.......................................... ‘86Allison Vallas, IF .......................................... ‘07, ‘08Liz Vrabel, P.......................................................... ‘05Melissa West, 3B ................................................. ‘09

Hayley Wiemer, P ........................‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09Amy Wright, OF .................................................. ‘83Jennifer Wolf, P........................................... ‘93, ‘94Erin Zwinck, 3B ................................................... ‘00

sEconD tEamKaren Appelbaum, OF ..................................... ‘92Jeanine Baca, OF ................................................ ‘04Becky Bailey, 2B .................................................. ‘91Colleen Bates, SS/C ................................... ‘98, ‘00Paige Berger ........................................................ ‘11Dawnjene DeLong, IF ............................... ‘07, ‘08Angie Domschot, 2B ......................................... ‘01Jen Domschot, OF ..................................... ‘99, ‘00Holly Frantz, C ..................................................... ‘02Hannah Fulk, SS ............................................‘10,’13Garrett Gholston, P ........................................... ‘99Emily Gouge, P ................................................... ‘07Lindsay Heimrich, 1B ........................................ ‘04Rachelle Highfill, SS/2B .................................... ‘91Kathy Holland, C ................................................ ‘94Lisa Hufford, P ..................................................... ‘90Paris Imholz ......................................................... ‘13Kolleen Kopchak, OF ........................................ ‘93Pam Kreuz, OF..................................................... ‘97Megan McPherson, 2B ..................................... ‘05Desiree Miller, C/IF ............................................ ‘06Marla Murphy, 2B .............................................. ‘02Jenny Ranz, OF ........................................... ‘96, ‘97Dena Romstadt, 3B ........................................... ‘90Renee Rosemeier, OF ....................................... ‘02Allison Vallas, 1B/OF ......................................... ‘05Liz Vrabel, P.......................................... ‘03, ‘04, ‘06Lisa Williams, C ................................................... ‘90

honoraBlE mEntionJennifer Wolf, P................................................... ‘97

frEshman tEamPaige Berger, 1B ................................................. ‘10Katelynn Boso, C ................................................ ‘08Hannah Fulk, SS .................................................. ‘10Paris Imholz, P ..................................................... ‘12Jamie Kertes, P .................................................... ‘12Desiree Miller, C/IF ............................................ ‘06Melissa West, 3B ................................................. ‘09Hayley Wiemer, P ............................................... ‘06

acaDEmic all-amEricafirst tEamKathy Holland, C ............................................ ‘95Amy Lienhardt, OF ............................................ ‘88Erin Zwinck, 3B ................................................... ‘00

sEconD tEamAmy Wright, SS ................................................... ‘84

thirD tEamKathy Holland, C ................................................ ‘93Allison Vallas, IF .................................................. ‘08Hayley Wiemer, P ............................................... ‘08

honoraBlE mEntionJill Therriault, OF ................................................ ‘85

acaDEmic all-macfirst tEamKaren Appelbaum, OF ............................. ‘91, ‘92Lindsey Arney ..................................................... ‘11Paige Berger ..................................................‘10,’13Karmen Coffey, OF ............................................ ‘10Dawnjene DeLong ............................................ ‘08Candace Fenton, IF ........................................... ‘02Holly Frantz, C ..................................................... ‘02Hannah Fulk .......................................... ‘11, ‘12,’13Andrea Genter, P ............................................... ‘02Lindsay Heimrich, 1B ........................ ‘04, ‘05, ‘06Kathy Holland, C ................................ ‘93, ‘94, ‘95Paris Imholz ......................................................... ‘13Erin Johnson, OF ................................................ ‘99

Jody Johnson, P/3B ........................................... ‘02Lecia Kaltenbach, IF .................................. ‘87, ‘88Amy Lienhardt, OF ............................ ‘86, ‘87, ‘88Megan McPherson, 2B ..................................... ‘05Jessie Milosek, P ................................................. ‘02Marla Murphy, 2B .............................................. ‘02Amy Patterson, IF .............................................. ‘96Natalie Phillips, 1B ............................................. ‘02Caroline Reitz, OF .............................................. ‘99Dena Romstadt, IF ..................................... ‘92, ‘93Susan Sontag, OF ............................................... ‘09Jill Therriault, OF ................................................ ‘85Allison Vallas, IF .................................. ‘06, ‘07, ’08Liz Vrabel, P.......................................................... ‘05Melissa West, 3B ................................................. ‘12Hayley Wiemer, P ................................ ‘07, ‘08, ‘09Jennifer Wolf, P................................................... ‘97Erin Zwinck, 3B ........................................... ‘98, ‘99

honoraBlE mEntionAndrea Arney ...................................................... ‘11Melissa Bott ......................................................... ‘11Missey Bowman ................................................. ‘11Michelle Clagett, IF ........................................... ‘88Melissa Cricks, 2B ............................................... ‘98Lynsey Ebel, IF .................................................... ‘99Amy Hamilton, P/1B ......................................... ‘99Erin Johnson, OF ................................................ ‘98Zada Lines ............................................................ ‘11Wendy Oehler, OF ............................................. ‘89Rachel Proel ......................................................... ‘11Kris Rossi, IF.......................................................... ‘88Melissa West ......................................................... 11

mac honor roll @Kristen Anderson, P/OF ...................... ‘03, ‘05Natalie Armintrout, C ............................... ‘04, ‘05Lynsey Ebel, 3B ........................................... ‘00, ‘01Sara Edwards, IF ................................................. ‘03Candace Fenton, IF ................................... ‘02, ‘03Stephanie Finkel, OF ........................................ ‘03Holly Frantz, C ..................................... ‘00, ‘01, ‘02Andrea Genter, P ............................... ‘00, ‘01, ‘02Abby Habicht, C ......................................... ‘04, ‘05Lindsay Heimrich, 1B ................................ ‘04, ‘05Lauren Hoffman, Util. ....................................... ‘05Jess Jenkins, IF .................................................... ‘01Jody Johnson, P/3B ........................... ‘02, ‘03, ‘04Megan McPherson, 2B ..................................... ‘05Jessie Milosek, P ................................. ‘00, ‘01, ‘02Marla Murphy, 2B .............................. ‘02, ‘03, ‘04Natalie Phillips, 1B ............................. ‘00, ‘01, ‘02Emmy Ramsey, OF............................................. ‘05Renee Rosemeier, OF ............................... ‘00, ‘01Nikki Rouhana, 1B...................................... ‘00, ‘01Rebekah Tipton, P ............................. ‘00, ‘01, ‘02Liz Tuza, 3B/DP ................................... ‘01, ‘02, ‘03Liz Vrabel, P.................................................. ‘04, ‘05Crystal Wilson, OF ...................................... ‘02, ‘03Erin Zwinck, 3B ................................................... ‘00

mac all-toUrnamEnt tEamJeanine Baca ........................................................ ‘07Dawnjene DeLong, SS ..................................... ‘08Angie Domschot, 2B ......................................... ‘01Jen Domschot, OF ............................................. ‘00Hannah Fulk, SS .................................................. ‘12Emily Gouge, P ................................................... ‘08Abby Habicht, C ................................................. ‘04Lindsay Heimrich, 1B ........................................ ‘04Jody Johnson, P .................................... ‘04 (MVP)Gina Rango, 3B ................................................... ‘04Renee Rosemeier, OF ....................................... ‘00Liz Vrabel, P.................................................. ‘05, ‘06Hayley Wiemer ........................................... ‘07, ‘08

@ instituted during the 1999-2000 academic year in place of the Academic All-MAC Team; the MAC named both an Honor Roll and an Acad. All-MAC Team beginning with the 2001-02 academic year

AWARDS & HONORS


2004 MAC Cham

pions * Two-Tim

e MAC East Cham

pions * Two All-Am

ericans

Phyliss Amicon 1981Karen Applebaum 1989-90-91-92Natalie Armintrout 2003-04-05-06Kristen Anderson 2003-04-05Andrea Arney 2010-11 -12- 13Lindsay Arney 2008-09-10-11Tricia Askins 1992-93-94-95Jeanin Baca 2004-05-06-07Lynn Baerwaldt 1984-85-86Becky Bailey 1988-89-90-91Jessica Barisono 2008Colleen Bates 1997-98-99-00Jennifer Behling 1993-94-95-96Paige Berger 2010-11-12-13Haleigh Bielstien 2009-10-11Brenda Billow 1987-88-89-90Pam Bochinski 1989Sharon Bollenbacher 1979Katelynn Boso 2008-09-10-11Melissa Bott 2008-09-10-11Melissa Bowman 2008-09-10-11Mary Bramchreiber 1980-81-82-83Ann Bracale 1984Karen Brown 1991-92-93Mary Kay Bryan 1984-85-86Edith Campbell 1985-86Maryellen Carey 1979-80Lora Casto 1979-80Ellen Cathers 1979-80Karen Cepik 1980-81-82-83Michelle Clagett 1987-88-89-90Missy Clay 1991-92-93Karmen Coffey 2009-10Melissa Cricks 1995-96-97-98Carol Delvecchio 1979-80Dawnjene DeLong 2005-06-07-08Rachel Delp 2008Adrienne Dick 2010-11-12-13Cindy Dilley 1979Braiden Dillow 2013Angie Domschot 1998-99-00-01Jenny Domschot 1999-00-01Amy Drongwoski 1986Lynset Ebel 1998-99-00-01Sherry Eubanks 1981Candance Fenton 2001-02-03Rhonda Fett 1997-98-99shelby fink 2012-13Stephanie Finkel 2003-04Kathy Fisher 1983-84-85-86Holly Frantz 1999-00-01-02Julie Fritz 1980-81-82-83Hannah Fulk 2010-11-12-13Lauren Garrison 1979-80-81-82Andrea Genter 1999-00-01-02Garrett Gholston 1996-97-98-99chloe Giordano 2012-13Emily Gouge 2005-06-07-08Erin Greenwalt 2011-12Julie Grimm 1980Julie Guerra 1982Abby Habicht 2003-04-05-06Abby Hanson 2011Amy Hamilton 1996-97-98-99Sonya Hanson 1981-82-83Jane Harlamert 1981-82-83Lindsay Heimrich 2003-04-05-06Toni Hess 1979-80-81

Rachelle Highfill 1991-92-93Jackie Hill 1982-83Carmen Hitterdal 1998-99-00Lauren Hoffman 2004-05-06-07Kathy Holland 1992-93-94-95McKenna Houle 2000-01-02-03Julie Hudson 1990-91-92-93Lisa Hufford 1987-88-89-90Paris Imholz 2012-13Jessica Jenkins 2000-01Erin Johnson 1996-97-98-99Jody Johnson 2001-02-03-04Lecia Kaltenbach 1986Helena Kavelaar 1984Jenny Kelly 2011Jenifer Kernahan 2001-02-03-04Jamie Kertes 2012-13Carolyn Kirk 1979-80-81Loy Koeller 1982-83Patty Konczak 1980-81-82-83Kolleen Kopchak 1992-93-94-95Sandy Krebs 1983-84-85-86Pam Kreuz 1994-95-96-97Jenny Kulics 1995-96Morgan LaNicca 1998-99-00Laura Lawicki 1982Carol Lawless 1984Jeni Leis 1990-91-92-93Brecken Libbe 2005Amy Lienhardt 1985-86Zada Lines 2008-09-10-11Kandice Machain 2000-01-02-03Molly Mateer 1980-81-82-83Vanessa Matheson 1988Emily mcclelland 2012-13Pam McKinnon 1982Megan McPherson 2004-05-06Laura Mercer 1994-95-96-97Gina Michael 1995-96-97-98Desiree Miller 2006Veronica Miller 1982-83-84-85Jessie Milosek 1999-00-01-02Vicki Miwa 1986Sarah Moore 2002Julie Moss 1991-92-93Lisa Mountjoy 1992-93-94-95Marla Murphy 2002-03-04Wendy Nicholson 1997-98-99Barb Nelson 1982-83Heidi Nestvogel 1983-84Wendy Oehler 1988-89-90Pat Oney 1984Angela Ortiz 2005Nancy Paglow 1983-85Sharon Palma 2007Amy Patterson 1993-94-95-96Missy Phillips 1995-96-97-98Natalie Phillips 2000-01-02Rachel Proehl 2009-10-11-12Vickie Quinn 1989Emily Ramsey 2004-05-06-07Gina Rango 2003-04-05-06Jenny Ranz 1994-95-96-97Jody Record 1991-92Caroline Reitz 1996-97-98-99Diane Richardson 1981-82-83Carly Riepenhoff 2007-08-09Lauren Rockich 2008

Dena Romstadt 1990-91-92-93Renee Rosemeier 2000-01-02Kris Rossi 1987-89Nikki Rouhana 1998-99-00-01Donna Rowland 1984Shelley Ruper 1981Deb Sanchez 1981-82-83Carmen Sather 1997Lore Schlegal 1980-81-82chandler scott 2013-14Wendy Sheehan 2006Lisa Shelly 1979-80-81Laura Silverstein 1986Amy Simmons 1990-91-92-93Kelci Smith 2011-12-13Kim Snyder 1989-90-91-92Susan Sontag 2007-08-09-10Kathy Spencer 1979-80-81-82Kari Steigerwald 2004-05Kim Still 1988-89-90Erika stratton 2011-12-13Jil Therriault 1984-85Mindy Thompson 1996Rebekah Tipton 1999-00-01-02Valerie Tipton 2001-02-03Maggie Tudor 2004Elizabeth Tuza 2001-02-03Laura Unterbrink 1990-91-92-93Roni Valentino 1984Allison Vallas 2005-06-07-08Pam Vogel 1985-86Libby Voshell 2000-01-02-03Liz Vrabel 2003-04-05-06Melissa Wagner 2004Heather West 1993-95-96-97Melissa West 2009-10-11-12Tammy Wiatr 1985-86Hayley Wiemer 2006-07-08Cindi Williams 1985-86Lisa Williams 1987-88-89-90Crystal Wilson 2000-01-02-03Jennifer Wolf 1993-94-96-97Amy Wright 1983-84Katie Yoho 2011-12-13Ashley Zirkle 2004-05-06-07Cheryl Zook 1979-80-81-82Erin Zwinck 1997-98-99-00

current student-athletes are BolD

1987, 88, 89, 94-missing parts

ALL-TIME ROSTER


2004 MAC Cham

pions * Two-Tim

e MAC East Cham

pions * Two All-Am

ericans

tEam rEcorDssEason hittinGBatting Average .289 (2002)Games Played 64 (2004)At-Bats 1638 (2006, 2004)Runs Scored 230 (2012)Hits 396 (2002)Doubles 90 (2002)Triples 28 (1988)Home Runs 47 (2007)RBI’s 202 (2001)Total Bases 604 (2006)Slugging Percentage .449 (2007)Walks 177 (2012)On Base Percentage .381 (1988)Putouts 1301 (2004)Fielding Percentage .966 (2005)

sEason pitchinGERA 1.09 (1987)Wins 37 (2006, 1992)Shutouts 19 (1992) Innings Pitched 433.2 (2004)Strikeouts 378 (2006)

inDiviDUal rEcorDsSEASON HITTING

GamEs plaYED1. Kristen Anderson 64 2004 Jeanine Baca 64 2004 Lindsay Heimrich 64 2004 Gina Rango 64 20045. Jenifer Kernahan 63 20046. Abby Habicht 62 2004 Megan McPherson 62 2004 Colleen Bates 62 1998 Erin Zwinck 62 199810. Dawnjene DeLong 60 2006 Melissa Cricks 60 1998

GamEs startED(Since 1995)1. Gina Rango 64 2004 Lindsay Heimrich 64 20043. Kristen Anderson 63 2004 Jeanine Baca 63 20045. Abby Habicht 62 2004 Jenifer Kernahan 62 2004 Colleen Bates 62 1998 Erin Zwinck 62 19989. Megan McPherson 61 200410. Dawnjene DeLong 60 200611. Jeanine Baca 59 2005 & 2006 Allison Vallas 59 2006 Melissa Cricks 59 199814. Ten times 58

at Bats1. Jeanine Baca 207 20042. Becky Bailey 202 19913. Jeanine Baca 200 20064. Gina Rango 199 20045. Lindsay Heimrich 198 20046. Amy Lienhardt 189 19887. Jeanine Baca 186 20058. Paige Berger 184 2012 Colleen Bates 184 1998

10. Dawnjene DeLong 183 2006 Gina Rango 183 2006 Tricia Askins 183 199513. Kandice Machain 181 2003 Erin Zwinck 181 199815. Wendy Oehler 180 1989

hits1. Amy Lienhardt 83 19882. Gina Rango 74 20043. Gina Rango 67 20064. Jeanine Baca 63 20045. Paige Berger 60 2012 Gina Rango 60 2003 & 05 Tricia Askins 60 19958. Page Berger 59 20139. Lindsay Heimrich 58 2004 Angie Domschot 58 199911. Kandice Machain 57 2002 Becky Bailey 57 199113. Hannah Fulk 56 2012 Nikki Rouhana 56 2001 Colleen Bates 56 1998 Kathy Holland 56 1995

rUns1. Amy Lienhardt 57 19882. Hannah Fulk 52 20123. Jen Domschot 45 20014. Jeanine Baca 43 20075. Hayley Wiemer 37 2007 Jeanine Baca 37 20047. Paige Berger 37 20138. Amy Lienhardt 36 19859. Nikki Rouhana 35 200110. Gina Rango 34 200311. Gina Rango 33 2004 Libby Voshell 33 2003 Angie Domschot 33 200014. Andrea Arney 32 201215. Dawnjene DeLong 32 2006 Angie Domschot 32 1999 Amy Lienhardt 32 1986

rBi1. Gina Rango 42 20042. Lynsey Ebel 40 20013. Andrea Arney 39 20124. Hayley Wiemer 39 2007 Renee Rosemeier 39 20016. Allison Vallas 36 20077. Katie Yoho 35 2012 Paige Berger 35 2012 Jenifer Kernahan 35 2003 Dena Romstadt 35 199211. Hannah Fulk 34 2012 Allison Vallas 34 2005 Jen Domschot 33 2001 Paige Berger 33 2011 Paige Berger 33 2010

DoUBlEs1. Gina Rango 18 20042. Paige Berger 17 20123. Dena Romstadt 17 19934. Natalie Phillips 16 2002 Libby Voshell 16 20026. Melissa Cricks 15 19987. Dawnjene DeLong 14 2006 Gina Rango 14 2006

Libby Voshell 14 2003 Renee Rosemeier 14 200211. Jeanine Baca 13 2005 Lindsay Heimrich 13 2004 Gina Rango 13 200314. Jeanine Baca 12 2007 Angie Domschot 12 1999 & 2001 Tricia Askins 12 1995

triplEs1. Amy Lienhardt 10 19882. Michelle Clagett 7 19883. Angie Domschot 6 19994. Melissa West 5 2009 Gina Rango 5 2005 Angie Domschot 5 1998 & 2000 Erin Zwinck 5 1998 Dena Romstadt 5 1991 Sandy Krebs 5 1985 Amy Lienhardt 5 1985 Karen Cepik 5 198212. 12 times 4

homErUns1. Hannah Fulk 15 20122. Paige Berger 12 20103. Paige Berger 11 2011 Hayley Wiemer 11 2007 Hayley Wiemer 11 20086. Katie Yoho 10 2012 Andrea Arney 10 2012 Gina Rango 10 20069. Hayley Wiemer 9 2009 Allison Vallas 9 2007 Susan Sontag 9 2007 Gina Rango 9 200413. Katie Yoho 8 201314. Paige Berger 7 201215. Paige Berger 6 2013 Allison Vallas 6 2008 Dawnjene DeLong 6 2007 Jeanine Baca 6 2007 Ashley Zirkle 6 2006 Libby Voshell 6 2003 Lynsey Ebel 6 2001 Jen Domschot 6 2000

total BasEs1. Amy Lienhardt 126 19882. Gina Rango 121 20043. Hannah Fulk 116 20124. Gina Rango 113 20065. Paige Berger 98 20126. Katie Yoho 95 20127. Hayley Wiemer 94 20078. Jeanine Baca 91 2007 Angie Domschot 91 199910. Gina Rango 88 200311. Allison Vallas 87 2007 Paige Berger 87 2011 Paige Berger 87 201313. Jeanine Baca 86 2004 Jen Domschot 86 200115. Libby Voshell 85 2003

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slUGGinG pct.(Min. 2 AB/team game and 70 AB)1. Hayley Wiemer .746 20072. Paige Berger .681 20103. Hannah Fulk .678 20124. Allison Vallas .669 20075. Amy Lienhardt .667 19886. Hayley Wiemer .659 20097. Paige Berger .654 20118. Hayley Wiemer .637 20089. Jeanine Baca .619 200710. Gina Rango .617 200611. Gina Rango .608 200412. Allison Vallas .579 200813. Jen Domschot .573 200114. Libby Voshell .563 200315. Jen Domschot .561 2000

stolEn BasEs1. Amy Lienhardt 53 19882. Amy Lienhardt 34 19873. Jenny Ranz 29 19974. Amy Lienhardt 23 19865. Kim Still 19 19886. Karmen Coffey 18 20107. Colleen Bates 17 2000 Carmen Hitterdal 17 1998 Jenny Ranz 17 199610. Megan McPherson 16 200511. Gina Rango 15 200512. Jeanine Baca 14 200713. Jeanine Baca 13 200614. Tricia Askins 12 1995 Kolleen Kopchak 12 1995 Michelle Clagett 12 1988

walKs1. Hannah Fulk 42 20122. Hayley Wiemer 37 20083. Hayley Wiemer 33 20094. Hannah Fulk 32 20135. Jen Domschot 32 20016. Hayley Wiemer 28 20077. Jenifer Kernahan 26 2004 Hannah Fulk 26 20109. Andrea Arney 25 201210. Libby Voshell 25 200311. Dena Romstadt 24 199212. Hayley Wiemer 23 2006 Hanna Fulk 23 201114. Jeanine Baca 22 2007 Pam Vogel 22 1985

sacrificE fliEs(Since 1991)1. Dena Romstadt 5 19912. Holly Frantz 4 20023. Ashley Zirkle 3 2007 Rachelle Highfill 3 1993 Colleen Bates 3 1998 Andrea Arney 3 20117. 21 times 2

sacrificE hits/BUnts(Since 1991)1. Karen Appelbaum 27 19922. Emmy Ramsey 17 20043. Rachel Proehl 16 20124. Karen Appelbaum 15 1991 Pam Kreuz 15 19956. Heather West 14 19957. Megan McPherson 13 2006 Carmen Hitterdal 13 1999 & 2000

9. Kristen Anderson 12 2004 Lindsay Heimrich 12 2004 Tricia Askins 12 199312. Emmy Ramsey 11 2007 Dawnjene DeLong 11 2006 Rachelle Highfill 11 1994 Kolleen Kopchak 11 1992

BattinG avEraGE(min. 2 AB/team game and 70 AB)1. Amy Lienhardt .439 (83-189) 19882. Hayley Wiemer .413 (52-126) 20073. Jeanine Baca .374 (55-147) 20074. Gina Rango .372 (74-199) 20045. Allison Vallas .369 (48-130) 20076. Dena Romstadt .367 (55-150) 1992 Amy Wright .367 (29-79) 19838. Gina Rango .366 (67-183) 2006 Gina Rango .366 (60-164) 200510. Maryellen Carey .365 (27-74) 198011. Paige Berger .364 (59-162) 201311. Gina Rango .364 (60-165) 200312. Angie Domschot .356 (58-163) 199913. Nikki Rouhana .3522 (56-159) 200114. Kim Still .3517 (51-145) 198815. Sandy Krebs .3511 (46-131) 1986

CAREER HITTING

GamEs plaYED1. Gina Rango 229 2003-062. Jeanine Baca 227 2004-073. Abby Habicht 217 2003-064. Missy Clay 211 1991-94 Angie Domschot 211 1998-20016. Dena Romstadt 209 1990-93 Karen Appelbaum 209 1989-928. Lindsay Heimrich 208 2003-06 Julie Hudson 208 1990-9310. Tricia Askins 207 1992-9511. Lisa Williams 206 1987-9012. Allison Vallas 205 2005-08 Kathy Holland 205 1992-9513. Kolleen Kopchak 204 1992-9514. Colleen Bates 203 1997-200015. Amy Lienhardt 201 1985-88

GamEs startED(Since 1995)1. Gina Rango 229 2003-062. Jeanine Baca 226 2004-073. Abby Habicht 212 2003-064. Allison Vallas 204 2005-085. Lindsay Heimrich 201 2003-066. Colleen Bates 200 1997-20007. Angie Domschot 197 1998-20018. Paige Berger 195 2010-139. Hannah Fulk 195 2010-1310. Libby Voshell 194 2000-0311. Melissa Cricks 187 1995-9812. Dawnjene DeLong 185 2005-0813. Hayley Wiemer 183 2006-0914. Amy Hamilton 180 1996-9915. Jenifer Kernahan 176 2001-04at Bats1. Jeanine Baca 740 2004-072. Gina Rango 711 2003-063. Amy Lienhardt 642 1985-884. Angie Domschot 640 1998-20015. Tricia Askins 623 1992-956. Kolleen Kopchak 617 1992-957. Dena Romstadt 600 1990-938. Kathy Holland 595 1992-95

9. Rachelle Highfill 593 1991-9410. Allison Vallas 590 2005-0811. Colleen Bates 589 1997-200012. Michelle Clagett 588 1987-9013. Karen Appelbaum 587 1989-9214. Lindsay Heimrich 578 2004-0615. Lisa Williams 572 1987-90

hits1. Gina Rango 261 2003-062. Amy Lienhardt 234 1985-883. Jeanine Baca 212 2004-074. Angie Domschot 193 1998-20015. Tricia Askins 191 1992-956. Allison Vallas 188 2005-087. Dena Romstadt 187 1990-938. Michelle Clagett 183 1987-909. Rachelle Highfill 178 1991-9410. Kolleen Kopchak 176 1992-9511. Kathy Holland 167 1992-9512. Colleen Bates 164 1997-200013. Libby Voshell 163 2000-0314. Hayley Wiemer 162 2006-0915. Erin Zwinck 153 1997-2000

rUns1. Amy Lienhardt 152 1985-882. Jeanine Baca 136 2004-073. Hannah Fulk 136 2010-134. Gina Rango 117 2003-065. Dawnjene Delong 110 2005-086. Angie Domschot 106 1998-20017. Hayley Wiemer 95 2006-098. Kolleen Kopchak 94 1992-959. Michelle Clagett 92 1987-9010. Allison Vallas 88 2005-0811. Colleen Bates 85 1997-2000 Tricia Askins 85 1992-9513. Kandice Machain 84 2000-0314. Dena Romstadt 82 1990-9315. Carmen Hitterdal 81 1997-2000 Rachelle Highfill 81 1991-94

rBi1. Gina Rango 132 2003-062. Paige Berger 124 2010-132. Allison Vallas 122 2005-083. Hayley Wiemer 109 2006-094. Dena Romstadt 91 1990-935. Colleen Bates 87 1997-20006. Libby Voshell 86 2000-037. Renee Rosemeier 83 1999-20028. Lynsey Ebel 82 1998-20019. Rachelle Highfill 81 1991-9410. Jenifer Kernahan 79 2001-0411. Angie Domschot 77 1998-200112. Sandy Krebs 76 1983-86 Tricia Askins 76 1992-9513. Jeanine Baca 74 2004-0714. Jen Domschot 73 1999-2001 15. Michelle Clagett 71 1987-90

DoUBlEs1. Gina Rango 51 2003-062. Dena Romstadt 47 1990-933. Libby Voshell 46 2000-034. Angie Domschot 41 1998-20015. Hannah Fulk 39 2010-136. Allison Vallas 38 2005-08 Jeanine Baca 38 2004-078. Paige Berger 35 2010-139. Melissa Cricks 35 1995-9810. Renee Rosemeier 34 1999-2002

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11. Hayley Wiemer 32 2006-0912. Dawnjene DeLong 31 2005-0813. Lindsay Heimrich 28 2003-0614. Jenifer Kernahan 27 2001-04 Rachelle Highfill 27 1991-94 Kathy Holland 27 1992-95

triplEs1. Angie Domschot 19 1998-20012. Amy Lienhardt 17 1985-883. Karen Cepik 14 1980-834. Tricia Askins 11 1992-95 Dena Romstadt 11 1990-93 Michelle Clagett 11 1987-907. Jeanine Baca 10 2004-07 Erin Zwinck 10 1997-20009. Sandy Krebs 9 1983-8610. Colleen Bates 8 1997-2000 Heather West 8 1993-97 Kathy Fisher 8 1983-8613. Susan Sontag 7 2007-10 Allison Vallas 7 2005-08 Gina Rango 7 2003-06 Kandice Machain 7 2000-03 Jen Domschot 7 1999-2001 Nikki Rouhana 7 1998-2001 Rachelle Highfill 7 1991-94 Kolleen Kopchak 7 1992-95

homErUns1. Paige Berger 36 2010-132. Hayley Wiemer 32 2006-093. Hannah Fulk 27 2010-134. Gina Rango 26 2003-065. Katie Yoho 20 2011-sa6. Allison Vallas 18 2005-08 Susan Sontag 18 2007-108. Andrea Arney 16 2010-139. Lynsey Ebel 14 1998-200110. Dawnjene DeLong 13 2005-08 Jeanine Baca 13 2004-07 Libby Voshell 13 2000-03 Jen Domschot 13 1999-200114. Ashley Zirkle 12 2004-0715. Colleen Bates 11 1997-2000

total BasEs1. Gina Rango 404 2003-062. Paige Berger 349 2013-133. Amy Lienhardt 313 1985-884. Jeanine Baca 309 2004-075. Hannah Fulk 305 2010-136. Allison Vallas 294 2005-087. Hayley Wiemer 290 2006-098. Angie Domschot 281 1998-20019. Dena Romstadt 265 1990-9310. Libby Voshell 248 2000-0311. Tricia Askins 239 1992-9512. Michelle Clagett 235 1987-9013. Colleen Bates 233 1997-200014. Rachelle Highfill 219 1991-9415. Erin Zwinck 214 1997-2000

slUGGinG pct.(min. 250 AB)1. Hayley Wiemer .600 2006-092. Paige Berger .589 2010-SA3. Gina Rango .568 2003-064. Hannah Fulk .548 2010-SA5. Jen Domschot .546 1999-20016. Allison Vallas .498 2005-087. Amy Lienhardt .488 1985-888. Dena Romstadt .442 1990-93

9. Sandy Krebs .441 1983-86 Libby Voshell .441 2000-0311. Angie Domschot .439 1998-200112. Susan Sontag .429 2007-1013. Karen Cepik .426 1980-8314. Kathy Fisher .424 1983-8615. Jeanine Baca .418 2004-07

stolEn BasEs1. Amy Lienhardt 121 1985-882. Jenny Ranz 57 1994-973. Kim Still 40 1988-904. Jeanine Baca 39 2004-075. Carmen Hitterdal 38 1997-20006. Kolleen Kopchak 38 1992-957. Hannah Fulk 37 2010-138. Michelle Clagett 35 1987-909. Tricia Askins 31 1992-9510. Gina Rango 28 2003-06 Megan McPherson 28 2004-0612. Lisa Shelley 26 1979-8113. Colleen Bates 24 1997-2000 Julie Fritz 24 1980-8315. Dena Romstadt 23 1990-93

walKs1. Hannah Fulk 123 2010-132. Hayley Wiemer 121 2006-093. Allison Vallas 76 2005-084. Jeanine Baca 66 2004-075. Amy Lienhardt 65 1985-886. Gina Rango 63 2003-066. Jen Domschot 62 1999-20017. Paige Berger 61 2010-138. Dena Romstadt 60 1990-939. Dawnjene DeLong 59 2005-0810. Libby Voshell 58 2000-0311. Nikki Rouhana 57 1998-200112. Jenifer Kernahan 51 2001-04 Angie Domschot 51 1998-200114. Julie Hudson 48 1990-93 Julie Fritz 48 1980-83

sacrificE fliEs(Since 1991)1. Dena Romstadt 8 1990-93%2. Hayley Wiemer 7 2006-09 Tricia Askins 7 1992-954. Rachelle Highfill 6 1991-945. Colleen Bates 5 1997-20006. Holly Frantz 4 1999-20027. Seven times 3% does not include 1990 totals

sacrificE hits/BUnts(Since 1991)1. Karen Appelbaum 42 1989-92$2. Heather West 36 1993-973. Emmy Ramsey 35 2004-074. Carmen Hitterdal 34 1997-20005. Lindsay Heimrich 33 2003-066. Kolleen Kopchak 32 1992-957. Rachel Proehl 30 2009-128. Missy Clay 30 1991-949. Pam Kreuz 29 1994-9710. Megan McPherson 28 2004-0611. Rachelle Highfill 27 1991-9412. Dawnjene DeLong 25 2005-0813. Abby Habicht 22 2003-0614. Tricia Askins 21 1992-9515. Jenifer Kernahan 19 2001-04 Karen Brown 19 1991-94$ does not include ‘89 or ‘90 totals

BattinG avEraGE(minimum 250 at-bats)1. Gina Rango .367 (261-711) 2003-062. Amy Lienhardt .364 (234-642) 1985-883. Jen Domschot .337 (121-359) 1999-20014. Hayley Wiemer .335 (162-483) 2006-095. Paige Berger .334 (198-592) 2010-136. Allison Vallas .319 (188-590) 2005-087. Hannah Fulk .314 (175-556) 2010-138. Sandy Krebs .314 (148-472) 1983-869. Dena Romstadt .312 (187-600) 1990-9310. Michelle Clagett .311 (183-588) 1987-9011. Rachel Proehl .307 (128-417) 2009-1212. Tricia Askins .307 (191-623) 1992-9513. Angie Domschot .302 (193-640) 1998-200114. Kathy Fisher .304 (146-486) 1983-8615. Rachelle Highfill .302 (178-593) 1991-94

SEASON PITCHING

appEarancEs1. Garrett Gholston 54 19982. Lisa Mountjoy 52 19953. Paris Imholz 47 2012 Jamie Kertes 47 20125. Paris Imholz 42 2013 Jamie Kertes 42 20137. Hayley Wiemer 41 2009 Amy Hamilton 41 19989. Jennifer Wolf 39 199310. Liz Vrabel 38 2005 Jody Record 38 199112. Zada Lines 37 2010 Melissa Bott 37 201014. Liz Vrabel 36 200615. Hayley Wiemer 35 2006 Liz Vrabel 35 2004 Jennifer Wolf 35 1994 Jody Record 35 1992 Lisa Hufford 35 1989 & 90

GamEs startED1. Garrett Gholston 39 19982. Lisa Mountjoy 38 19953. Hayley Wiemer 36 20094. Jody Record 32 1992 Lisa Hufford 32 19896. Jody Record 31 19917. Jamie Kertes 30 2012 Jennifer Wolf 30 1993 Lisa Hufford 30 19909. Jody Johnson 29 200410. paris imholz 28 2012 Liz Vrabel 27 2004 Jennifer Wolf 27 1997

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complEtE GamEs1. Lisa Mountjoy 33 19952. Hayley Wiemer 26 20093. Jennifer Wolf 25 19974. Jennifer Wolf 24 19945. Jody Record 23 19926. Jody Record 22 1991 Lisa Hufford 22 1989 9. paris imholz 28 2012 8. Liz Vrabel 21 2005 Jody Johnson 21 2004 Liz Vrabel 21 2004 Vicki Miwa 21 1986 Garrett Gholston 21 199813. Jennifer Wolf 20 199614. Jennifer Wolf 19 199315. Liz Vrabel 18 2003 Helena Kavelaar 18 1984

inninGs pitchED1. Lisa Mountjoy 299.2 19952. Garrett Gholston 241.1 19983. Hayley Wiemer 222.2 20094. Jody Record 219.2 19915. Jody Record 215.2 19926. Jennifer Wolf 213.0 19937. Lisa Hufford 207.0 19898. Jennifer Wolf 198.0 19949. Liz Vrabel 196.2 200410. Liz Vrabel 196.0 200511. Jamie Kertes 190.2 201212. Jennifer Wolf 188.2 199713. Liz Vrabel 187.2 200614. paris imholz 186.0 201215. Lisa Hufford 185.2 1990

wins1. Jody Record 27 19922. Jennifer Wolf 22 19933. Lisa Mountjoy 20 19954. Liz Vrabel 18 20065. Hayley Wiemer 17 2007 Liz Vrabel 17 2003 & 057. Paris Imholz 16 20138. Jody Record 16 19919. Hayley Wiemer 15 2008 Liz Vrabel 15 2004 Garrett Gholston 15 1998 Vicki Miwa 15 198613. Emily Gouge 14 2007 Jody Johnson 14 2004 Garrett Gholston 14 1999

winninG pct.(minimum 10 decisions)1. Jody Record .844 (27-5) 19922. Jody Johnson .833(10-2) 20013. Emily Gouge .818 (9-2) 20064. Hayley Wiemer .773 (17-5) 20075. Emily Gouge .737 (14-5) 20076. Edith Campbell .714 (10-4) 19887. Jennifer Wolf .688 (22-10) 1993 Jessie Milosek .688 (11-5) 20009. Hayley Wiemer .682 (15-7) 200810. Paris Imholz .666 (16-8) 201311. Paris Imholz .653 (17-9) 201212. Vicki Miwa .652 (15-8) 198613. Vicki Miwa .647 (11-6) 198714. Liz Vrabel .643 (18-10) 200615. Andrea Genter .615 (8-5) 2000

savEs1. Lisa Mountjoy 8 19932. Paris Imholz 7 2012

3. Jamie Kertes 6 20124. Jamie Kertes 5 20135. Paris Imholz 4 20134. Hayley Wiemer 4 2006 Vicki Miwa 4 19866. Jennifer Wolf 3 1993 Vicki Miwa 3 1988

striKEoUts1. Liz Vrabel 237 20052. Liz Vrabel 193 20063. Garrett Gholston 180 19994. Liz Vrabel 170 20045. Liz Vrabel 168 20036. Hayley Wiemer 157 20097. Hayley Wiemer 152 2007 Jennifer Wolf 152 19939. Jamie Kertes 146 201210. Emily Gouge 143 2007 Lisa Mountjoy 143 199512. Jennifer Wolf 141 199713. Garrett Gholston 140 199814. Jennifer Wolf 139 199415. Vicki Miwa 136 1986

striKEoUts pEr 7 inn.(min. 100 innings pitched)1. Liz Vrabel 8.46 20052. Emily Gouge 7.63 20073. Emily Gouge 7.40 20084 .Liz Vrabel 7.20 2006 5. Garrett Gholston 7.04 19996. Liz Vrabel 6.75 20037. Hayley Wiemer 6.69 20078. Zada Lines 6.49 20109. Liz Vrabel 6.05 200410. Hayley Wiemer 5.71 200611. Vicki Miwa 5.56 198612. Hayley Wiemer 5.42 200813. Jamie Kertes 5.36 201214. Jennifer Wolf 5.23 199715. Jody Johnson 5.06 2004

shUtoUts(includes combined SO)1. Jennifer Wolf 12 1993 Jody Record 12 19923. Liz Vrabel 11 2006 Vicki Miwa 11 19865. Liz Vrabel 8 2003 Lisa Mountjoy 8 19927. Jessie Milosek 7 2000 Jody Record 7 19919. Hayley Wiemer 6 2006 Hayley Wiemer 6 2008 Emily Gouge 6 2007 Jody Johnson 6 2004 Lisa Hufford 6 1990

Era(min. 100 innings pitched)1. Vicki Miwa 0.60 19872. Vicki Miwa 0.69 19863. Jody Record 0.88 19924. Jennifer Wolf 0.89 19935. Liz Vrabel 1.12 20036. McKenna Houle 1.16 20007. Jennifer Wolf 1.20 19948. Barb Nelson 1.33 19829. Lisa Hufford 1.39 199010. Hayley Wiemer 1.45 200711. Liz Vrabel 1.46 2004 Vicki Miwa 1.46 198813. McKenna Houle 1.47 2001

14. Liz Vrabel 1.49 2006 Lisa Hufford 1.49 1988

CAREER PITCHINGappEarancEs1. Liz Vrabel 141 2003-062. Hayley Wiemer 140 2006-093. Jennifer Wolf 136 1993-974. Lisa Mountjoy 134 1992-955. Garrett Gholston 114 1996-996. Lisa Hufford 107 1987-907. Amy Hamilton 105 1996-998. Emily Gouge 100 2005-089. Paris Imholz 89 2012-1310. Jody Johnson 89 2001-0411. Jamie Kertes 89 2012-1312. McKenna Houle 84 2000-0313. Melissa Bott 83 2008-1114. Vicki Miwa 82 1986-8815. Zada Lines 80 2008-11

GamEs startED1. Jennifer Wolf 108 1993-972. Lisa Mountjoy 104 1992-953. Hayley Wiemer 101 2006-094. Liz Vrabel 100 2003-065. Lisa Hufford 95 1987-906. Garrett Gholston 82 1996-997. Emily Gouge 71 2005-088. Amy Hamilton 63 1996-999. Jody Record 63 1991-9210. McKenna Houle 59 2000-0311. Vicki Miwa 57 1986-8812. Edith Campbell 56 1985-8813. Jamie Kertes 56 2012-1314. Mary Kay Bryan 52 1984-8715. Paris Imholz 52 2012-13

complEtE GamEs1. Jennifer Wolf 88 1993-972. Liz Vrabel 76 2003-063. Lisa Mountjoy 69 1992-954. Hayley Wiemer 66 2006-095. Lisa Hufford 60 1987-906. Vicki Miwa 47 1986-887. Jody Record 45 1991-928. Garrett Gholston 44 1996-999. Mary Kay Bryan 38 1984-8710. Edith Campbell 33 1985-8811. Jessie Milosek 32 1999-0212. Patty Konczak 31 1980-8313. Jody Johnson 30 2001-0414. McKenna Houle 28 2000-0315. Amy Hamilton 27 1996-99

inninGs pitchED1. Jennifer Wolf 772.1 1993-972. Liz Vrabel 754.2 2003-063. Lisa Mountjoy 713.1 1992-954. Hayley Wiemer 693.2 2006-095. Lisa Hufford 605.1 1987-906. Garrett Gholston 532.1 1996-997. Vicki Miwa 444.2 1986-888. Jody Record 435.1 1991-929. Amy Hamilton 410.2 1996-9910. Emily Gouge 410.1 2005-0811. Mary Kay Bryan 394.2 1984-8712. McKenna Houle 388.0 2000-0313. Jody Johnson 373.2 2001-0414. Paris Imholz 358.1 2012-1315. Jamie Kertes 350.2 2012-13

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wins1. Liz Vrabel 67 2003-062. Jennifer Wolf 56 1993-973. Hayley Wiemer 53 2006-094. Lisa Mountjoy 51 1992-955. Jody Record 43 1991-926. Lisa Hufford 40 1987-907. Vicki Miwa 37 1986-888. Emily Gouge 33 2005-089. Paris Imholz 33 2012-1310. Jody Johnson 31 2001-0411. McKenna Houle 31 2000-0312. Garrett Gholston 30 1996-9913. Edith Campbell 29 1985-8814. Jessie Milosek 28 1999-200215. Jamie Kertes 28 2012-13

winninG pct.(minimum 20 decisions)1. Andrea Genter .679 (19-9) 1999-20022. Jody Record .672 (43-21) 1991-923. Jody Johnson .620 (31-19) 2001-044. Vicki Miwa .607 (37-24) 1986-885. D. Richardson .600 (12-8) 1981-836. Liz Vrabel .568 (67-51) 2003-067. Emily Gouge .550 (33-27) 2005-088. Edith Campbell .558 (29-23) 1985-889. Patty Konczak .550 (22-18) 1980-8310. Jessie Milosek .549 (28-23) 1999-200211. Hayley Wiemer .525 (53-48) 2006-0912. Paris Imholz .515 (33-17) 2012-1313. Jennifer Wolf .500 (56-56) 1993-97

striKEoUts1. Liz Vrabel 768 2003-062. Hayley Wiemer 557 2006-093. Jennifer Wolf 505 1993-974. Emily Gouge 389 2005-085. Garrett Gholston 377 1996-996. Lisa Mountjoy 296 1992-957. Vicki Miwa 291 1986-888. Jody Johnson 254 2001-049. Jamie Kertes 254 2012-1310. Zada Lines 224 2008-1111. McKenna Houle 197 2000-0312. Jessie Milosek 184 1999-200213. Paris Imholz 178 2012-1314. Jody Record 174 1991-9215. Amy Hamilton 165 1996-99

savEs1. Paris Imholz 11 2012-13 Jamie Kertes 11 2012-sa1. Vicki Miwa 8 1986-88 Lisa Mountjoy 8 1992-953. Hayley Wiemer 7 2006-09 Paris Imholz 7 2012-SA5. Jamie Kertes 6 2012-SA6. Jennifer Wolf 6 1993-977. Emily Gouge 5 2005-08 Jody Johnson 5 2001-04 Jessie Milosek 5 1999-200210. Garrett Gholston 4 1996-99 Amy Simmons 4 1990-9312. Lisa Hufford 3 1987-9013. McKenna Houle 2 2000-03 Amy Hamilton 2 1996-99 Edith Campbell 2 1985-88 Terri Lattimer 2 1989 Zada Lines 2 2008-11

striKEoUts pEr 7 inn.(min. 200 innings pitched)1. Liz Vrabel 7.12 2003-062. Emily Gouge 6.64 2005-083. Hayley Wiemer 5.62 2006-094. Garrett Gholston 4.96 1996-995. Jody Johnson 4.76 2001-046. Vicki Miwa 4.581 1986-887. Jennifer Wolf 4.577 1993-978. Andrea Genter 4.24 1999-20029. Jessie Milosek 3.73 1999-200210. McKenna Houle 3.55 2000-0311. Lisa Mountjoy 2.90 1992-9512. Amy Hamilton 2.81 1996-9913. Jody Record 2.80 1991-9214. Edith Campbell 2.46 1985-8815. Kathy Fisher 2.10 1983-85

shUtoUts(includes combined SO)1. Liz Vrabel 29 2003-062. Jennifer Wolf 24 1993-973. Hayley Wiemer 20 2006-09 Vicki Miwa 20 1986-884. Jody Record 19 1991-925. Emily Gouge 16 2005-086. Lisa Mountjoy 15 1992-957. Jody Johnson 11 2001-048. McKenna Houle 10 2000-039. Paris Imholz 9 2012-1310. Jessie Milosek 9 1999-200211. Garrett Gholston 8 1996-99 Lisa Hufford 8 1987-90 Jamie Kertes 8 2012-sa

Era(min. 200 innings pitched)1. Vicki Miwa 0.93 1986-882. Jody Record 1.42 1991-923. Liz Vrabel 1.47 2003-064. Jennifer Wolf 1.51 1993-975. Lisa Hufford 1.54 1987-906. Edith Campbell 1.851 1985-887. Lisa Mountjoy 1.854 1992-958. Jessie Milosek 2.05 1999-20029. Hayley Wiemer 2.07 2006-0910. Patty Konczak 2.09 1980-8311. Jody Johnson 2.21 2001-0412. Emily Gouge 2.25 2005-0813 .Amy Simmons 2.27 1990-9314. McKenna Houle 2.36 2000-0315. Andrea Genter 2.47 1999-2002

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19796-13 OveRALL

Date opponent result 4/7 at Miami L, 0-29 4/7 at Miami L, 1-11 4/14 at Muskingum L, 0-3 4/14 at Muskingum W, 17-12 4/18 at Ohio Northern W, 14-7 4/19 at Michigan L, 0-7 4/19 at Michigan L, 1-6 4/21 at Ohio L, 3-11 4/21 vs. Kent # L, 2-5 4/24 at Kent L, 1-6 4/24 at Kent L, 1-2 5/1 ohio statE l, 0-17 5/1 ohio statE l, 0-1 5/2 ohio northErn w, 5-35/4-6 vs. Ohio ^ L, 4-6 5/4-6 vs. Kent ^ W, 7-4 5/4-6 vs. Muskingum ^ W, 2-0 5/4-6 vs. Ohio Northern ^ (9) W, 4-3 5/4-6 at Ohio State ^ L, 0-3

# at Athens, Ohio ^ State Ty. (Columbus) – 2nd place

198010-15 OveRALL

4/1 at Ohio State L, 4-54/1 at Ohio State L, 4-114/3 Mount Union L, 2-44/11 YoUnGstown st. L, 0-24/11 YoUnGstown st. L, 4-104/17 ohio L, 1-44/17 ohio W, 4-14/19 vs. Mount Union # W, 12-04/19 at Cleveland State W, 13-54/20 miami L, 0-44/20 miami W, 5-44/21 at Michigan W, 3-24/21 at Michigan L, 1-64/22 KEnt L, 1-34/22 KEnt L, 1-74/23 clEvElanD st. W, 2-14/23 ohio northErn W, 1-04/25 at Western Michigan $ L, 0-54/25-6 vs. Miami $ L, 4-124/28 at Eastern Michigan L, 6-115/2 vs. Ohio ^ W, 6-55/2-3 vs. Ohio State ^ W, 8-15/2-3 vs. Youngstown State ^ L, 1-45/2-3 vs. Ohio ^ W, 9-85/3 vs. Youngstown State ^ L, 3-4# at Cleveland, Ohio$ WMU Inv. (Kalamazoo, Mich.)^ State Tourn. (Kent) – 2nd place

198115-13 OveRALL

3/30 Wayne State L, 1-53/30 Wayne State L, 4-73/31 at Miami L, 0-23/31 at Miami (8) L, 1-24/7 at Toledo W, 14-14/7 at Toledo W, 2-04/8 at Ohio Northern W, 18-94/8 at Ohio Northern W, 12-0# vs. Wayne State $ L, 0-1# vs. Central Michigan $ L, 0-4

# vs. Miami $ L, 4-74/15 DaYton W, 6-54/15 DaYton W, 4-14/16 mUsKinGUm W, 12-44/18 Ball statE L, 0-24/18 Ball statE L, 2-34/21 at Kent L, 1-84/21 at Kent W, 12-14/22 Akron W, 5-34/22 Akron L, 1-74/25 moUnt Union W, 8-6 Toledo W, 6-54/27 at Defiance W, 5-14/27 at Defiance W, 19-35/1 vs. Ohio State ^ W, 3-25/1 vs. Ohio ^ W, 6-05/2 vs. Miami ^ L, 1-45/2 vs. Ohio State ^ L, 0-4# April 10 or 11$ Eastern Mich. Ty. (Ypsilanti, Mich.)^ State Ty. (Kent, Ohio) – 3rd place

198228-19-1 OveRALL

3/20 vs. IUPU-Indianapolis & L, 0-33/21 vs. Akron & W, 3-03/21 vs. Northwestern & W, 5-43/22 vs. Rider & W, 4-03/22 vs. Akron & L, 0-43/24 vs. Saginaw Valley & L, 2-53/24 vs. Rider & W, 4-23/25 vs. IUPU-Indianapolis & L, 0-33/26 vs. Saginaw Valley & L, 2-54/1 tolEDo W, 4-14/1 tolEDo W, 4-04/10 vs. Central Mich. (10) L, 1-24/10 at Central Michigan L, 0-44/15 vs. Muskingum # W, 3-04/16 vs. Detroit @ W, 11-04/16 vs. Wayne State @ L, 0-24/16 at Ball State @ L, 0-14/17 vs. Miami @ W, 3-04/19 michiGan L, 1-44/19 michiGan L, 2-54/20 at Eastern Michigan W, 3-14/20 at Eastern Michigan L, 1-44/22 at Dayton (8) W, 4-24/22 at Dayton L, 7-84/23 vs. West Liberty $ W, 4-24/23 at Mount Union $ W, 3-04/24 vs. Youngstown State $ W, 3-24/24 vs. Akron $ (16) W, 2-14/26 DEfiancE W, 9-04/26 DEfiancE W, 5-44/27 at Ohio State (22) T, 1-14/29 KEnt W, 4-04/29 KEnt W, 5-45/1 miami L, 0-35/1 miami W, 6-15/3 at Toledo W, 2-15/3 at Toledo W, 10-25/5 ohio northErn W, 4-05/5 ohio northErn W, 7-25/6 EastErn mich. W, 5-15/6 EastErn mich. W, 4-25/10 at Wayne State W, 3-05/10 at Wayne State L, 3-65/14 at Cal State Fullerton + L, 1-45/15 at Cal State Fullerton + L, 0-115/16 vs. Ball State % (8) W, 1-0

5/17 at Western Mich. % L, 1-75/17 vs. Central Mich. % L, 2-5& at Orlando, Fla.@ Ball State Inv. (Muncie, Ind.)# at Defiance, Ohio$ Mount Union Ty. (Alliance, Ohio)+ NCAA Regional% MAC Tourn. (Kalamazoo, Mich.)

198314-13-2 OveRALL, 3-2-1 MAC (4TH in eAST)

3/27 vs. South Carolina & W, 2-13/28 vs. South Carolina & L, 0-63/28 vs. Nicholls State & L, 2-43/29 vs. Clarion & L, 3-43/29 vs. Rider & W, 5-43/30 vs. Nicholls State & L, 0-33/30 vs. Rider & T, 3-33/31 vs. Clarion & W, 2-13/31 vs. Rider & W, 4-14/2 vs. Hope & W, 6-14/5 KEnt ^ L, 0-44/5 KEnt ^ T, 4-44/15 vs. Wayne State $ L, 0-14/15 vs. Kent $ L, 1-34/16 vs. Central Michigan $ L, 2-34/16 vs. Detroit $ (8) W, 3-24/20 ohio ^ W, 1-04/20 ohio ^ L, 0-44/22 vs. Iowa State # L, 0-44/22 vs. Ball State # W, 5-34/23 at Illinois State # L, 1-24/25 at Defiance W, 2-04/25 at Defiance L, 2-34/26 ohio statE W, 3-24/26 ohio statE W, 7-04/29 tolEDo ^ W, 5-34/29 tolEDo ^ W, 7-25/5 aKron (13) W, 1-05/5 aKron L, 0-7& at Orlando, Fla.$ Eastern Mich. Ty. (Ypsilanti, Mich.)# Illinois State Tourn. (Normal, Ill.)^ MAC Eastern Division game

198411-32 OveRALL, 2-8 MAC (5TH in eAST)

3/17 vs. Massachusetts & L, 0-23/17 at South Carolina L, 0-33/18 vs. Michigan State & L, 4-53/18 vs. Massachusetts & W, 3-13/19 vs. Adelphi & L, 0-43/19 vs. Rutgers & L, 0-23/20 vs. Seton Hall & W, 10-03/20 vs. Ohio & W, 5-43/21 vs. Stockton State & W, 6-5 vs. Eastern Mich. & L, 0-103/21 vs. Massachusetts & L, 2-33/22 vs. Adelphi & L, 1-4 vs. Eastern Michigan & L, 0-33/23 vs. Ohio & L, 7-94/3 at Eastern Mich. (8) # L, 1-24/3 at Eastern Michigan # L, 0-34/4 michiGan statE W, 3-14/9 at Ball State L, 4-54/9 at Ball State L, 4-104/12 miami W, 5-34/12 miami (8) W, 3-24/13 vs. Wayne State % L, 0-7

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4/13 vs. Miami % W, 4-24/16 KEnt # W, 2-14/16 KEnt # L, 3-54/20 at Wayne State L, 3-54/20 at Wayne State L, 0-24/25 tolEDo L, 0-34/25 tolEDo L, 1-24/27 at Kent # L, 2-44/27 at Kent # W, 3-24/28 at Youngstown State L, 0-14/28 at Youngstown State W, 6-24/30 at Ohio # L, 3-54/30 at Ohio # L, 4-105/1 EastErn mich. # L, 0-115/1 EastErn mich. # L, 0-55/2 at Michigan L, 2-45/2 at Michigan L, 2-65/5 wEstErn mich. L, 0-55/5 wEstErn mich. L, 2-35/7 at Northwestern L, 0-45/7 at Northwestern L, 1-6& at Columbia, S.C.% Eastern Mich. Ty. (Ypsilanti, Mich.)# MAC Eastern Division game

198524-25-2 OveRALL, 10-8 MAC (Tie-3RD)

3/1 vs. Northwestern # L, 0-143/1 vs. Southern Illinois # L, 1-73/1 vs. Lamar # W, 6-33/2 at Nicholls State # L, 0-43/2 vs. Toledo # L, 0-53/10 vs. Connecticut $ L, 1-63/10 at South Carolina L, 0-63/11 vs. Virginia $ W, 7-03/11 vs. Virginia $ L, 0-23/12 vs. Rhode Island $ T, 6-63/12 vs. Rhode Island $ W, 4-13/13 vs. Indiana State $ W, 5-43/13 vs. Indiana State $ W, 6-23/14 vs. American Int’l $ T, 4-43/14 vs. St. Peter’s $ W, 12-04/2 at Michigan State L, 1-74/2 at Michigan State W, 8-14/5 at Kent * W, 2-14/5 at Kent * W, 3-04/6 at Ohio * L, 0-54/6 at Ohio * L, 1-64/10 at Eastern Mich. ^ W, 5-34/10 at Eastern Mich. ^ W, 5-34/12 northErn ill. * W, 4-04/12 northErn ill. * W, 7-14/13 wEstErn mich. *(8) W, 3-24/13 wEstErn mich. * W, 8-34/16 at Toledo * W, 1-04/16 at Toledo * L, 1-24/19 cEntral mich. * L, 2-54/19 cEntral mich. * L, 2-144/20 EastErn mich. * L, 2-54/20 EastErn mich. *(8) W, 2-14/21 at Akron L, 0-74/21 at Akron L, 2-34/23 at Ohio State W, 13-74/23 at Ohio State W, 8-44/26 at Ball State * W, 7-14/26 at Ball State * W, 2-14/27 at Miami * L, 1-24/27 at Miami * L, 3-44/30 at Indiana L, 0-14/30 at Indiana L, 0-5

5/1 waYnE statE L, 10-125/3 tolEDo ^ W, 7-55/3 DEtroit W, 8-15/4 tolEDo ^ L, 2-35/4 DEtroit L, 2-45/10 vs. Central Michigan % L, 3-75/10 vs. Northern Illinois % W, 3-25/11 at Toledo % L, 0-2# Mardi Gras Inv. (Thibodaux, La.)$ at Columbia, S.C.% MAC Tournament (Toledo, Ohio)^ non-conference game

198628-21-1 OveRALL, 10-6 MAC (Tie-2nD)

2/28 vs. McNeese State # W, 7-12/28 vs. Baylor # W, 2-02/28 vs. Louisiana Tech # L, 0-43/1 vs. Sam Houston St. # W, 2-03/1 at Nicholls State # L, 5-63/21 vs. Massachusetts % L, 0-33/21 vs. Nicholls State %(8) L, 3-43/21 vs. Stetson % W, 3-13/22 vs. East Carolina % L, 2-43/22 vs. Western Illinois % W, 1-03/25 vs. Akron $ W, 4-03/25 vs. Iowa $ L, 0-23/26 vs. Montclair State $ W, 2-03/26 vs. Iowa $ L, 0-23/27 vs. Rider $ W, 5-03/27 vs. Bryan $ L, 0-13/28 vs. Rider $ (10) W, 2-13/28 vs. Iowa $ L, 1-23/28 vs. St. Xavier $ W, 5-04/4 vs. Ill. at Chicago @ W, 4-34/4 vs. Creighton @ W, 1-04/4 vs. Drake @ W, 4-24/5 vs. Wichita State @ W, 3-24/5 at Northern Iowa @ W, 5-04/5 vs. Mankato State @ L, 4-54/7 michiGan statE W, 2-04/7 michiGan statE L, 1-24/9 at Michigan L, 3-54/9 at Michigan L, 0-104/11 Ball statE * W, 5-34/11 Ball statE * L, 0-34/12 miami * (10) W, 1-04/12 miami * W, 5-14/18 KEnt * W, 3-14/18 KEnt * W, 4-34/19 ohio * W, 4-14/19 ohio * L, 2-34/25 at Central Mich. * (10) L, 0-14/25 at Central Michigan * L, 1-54/26 at Eastern Michigan * L, 1-24/26 at Eastern Michigan * W, 7-54/28 aKron W, 4-04/28 aKron T, 2-25/2 at Northern Illinois * W, 2-05/2 at Northern Illinois * L, 2-35/3 at Western Michigan * W, 1-05/3 at Western Michigan * W, 1-05/9 vs. Toledo & W, 2-05/9 at Central Michigan & L, 2-125/10 vs. Ohio & (9) L, 2-3# Mardi Gras Tourn. (Houma, La.)% Fla. St. Tourn. (Tallahassee, Fla.)$ at Orlando, Fla.@ N. Iowa Tourn. (Cedar Falls, Iowa)& MAC Tourn. (Mt. Pleasant, Mich.)

198721-22 OveRALL, 7-9 MAC (6TH)

3/20 vs. South. Mississippi + L, 1-23/20 at Florida State + L, 0-33/21 vs. Nicholls State + W, 3-23/21 vs. Kent + W, 6-03/22 vs. Massachusetts + W, 6-23/23 vs. South Florida + L, 1-33/26 at Florida State L, 2-123/26 at Florida State L, 1-34/3 at Miami * L, 0-14/3 at Miami * L, 4-54/4 at Ball State * W, 1-04/4 at Ball State * L, 0-14/7 at Toledo * L, 0-34/7 at Toledo * L, 1-34/8 at Akron W, 1-04/8 at Akron L, 0-24/11 wEstErn mich. * L, 2-54/11 wEstErn mich. * L, 1-54/12 vs. Northern Illinois $ W, 1-04/12 at Michigan State L, 2-34/14 at Ohio State W, 2-04/14 at Ohio State W, 5-44/15 DEtroit W, 2-04/15 DEtroit W, 6-24/17 cEntral mich. * L, 1-24/17 cEntral mich. * L, 0-44/18 EastErn mich. * W, 4-04/18 EastErn mich. * W, 9-44/20 waYnE statE W, 2-04/20 waYnE statE L, 1-34/21 YoUnGstown st. L, 1-34/21 YoUnGstown st. L, 5-74/24 at Kent * W, 2-04/24 at Kent * (10) W, 7-54/25 at Ohio * W, 2-04/25 at Ohio * W, 5-24/28 at Dayton W, 8-34/28 at Dayton W, 11-05/1 vs. Northern Illinois % L, 4-55/1 vs. Louisiana Tech % L, 4-65/1 vs. Bradley % L, 3-95/2 vs. Akron % W, 4-25/2 vs. Bradley % W, 4-3+ Fla. St. Tourn. (Tallahassee, Fla.)$ at East Lansing, Mich.% Indiana Tourn. (Bloomington, Ind.)

198835-23-1 OveRALL, 24-8 MAC (1ST)

2/19 vs. Cal State Fullerton # L, 0-12/19 at Arizona # L, 1-92/19 vs. Oregon # L, 3-52/20 vs. Kansas # L, 3-52/20 vs. Cal St. Northridge # L, 2-32/20 vs. Iowa State # W, 5-42/21 at Arizona # L, 0-33/17 vs. Nebraska @ L, 0-63/18 vs. S.W. Texas @ W, 6-13/18 vs. Baylor @ W, 11-13/19 vs. Akron @ W, 3-13/20 vs. Texas A&M @ W, 9-33/20 vs. California @ L, 0-63/20 vs. Nebraska @ L, 0-43/21 at Sam Houston State L, 3-53/21 at Sam Houston State L, 0-23/22 at Texas A&M L, 0-53/22 at Texas A&M L, 0-2



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3/29 at Detroit W, 3-13/29 at Detroit W, 2-04/1 at Ohio * W, 5-34/1 at Ohio * W, 1-04/2 at Ohio * W, 3-04/2 at Ohio * W, 5-04/4 at Akron W, 3-14/4 at Akron W, 5-04/8 EastErn mich. * W, 5-44/8 EastErn mich. * L, 2-44/9 EastErn mich. * L, 8-94/9 EastErn mich. * L, 4-74/12 at Kent * W, 3-14/12 at Kent * W, 6-04/15 at Western Michigan * W, 5-14/15 at Western Michigan * W, 7-04/16 at Western Michigan * W, 3-24/16 at Western Michigan * L, 1-34/19 tolEDo * W, 5-34/19 tolEDo * W, 2-14/20 ohio statE T, 2-24/27 DaYton W, 10-04/27 DaYton W, 1-04/29 at Ball State * L, 1-24/29 at Ball State * W, 3-04/30 at Ball State * W, 4-34/30 at Ball State * L, 6-75/3 KEnt * W, 8-35/3 KEnt * L, 1-45/6 cEntral mich. * L, 0-75/6 cEntral mich. * W, 4-05/7 cEntral mich. * W, 2-15/7 cEntral mich. * W, 6-25/10 at Toledo * W, 6-15/10 at Toledo * W, 4-05/13 miami * W, 1-05/13 miami * W, 10-15/14 miami * W, 2-15/14 miami * (9) W, 10-95/20 northErn ill. $ L, 3-45/20 illinois statE $ L, 1-2# Wildcat Classic (Tucson, Ariz.)@ Houston Classic (Houston, Texas) – 4th place$ NCAA Midwest Regional (BG)

198921-35 OveRALL, 12-18 MAC (6TH)

2/16 vs. Oregon $ (5) L, 1-92/16 vs. Long Beach St. $ (6) L, 2-102/17 vs. California $ L, 0-12/17 vs. Utah $ L, 3-62/17 vs. New Mexico St. $ L, 2-42/18 vs. Kansas $ (5) L, 0-122/19 vs. U.S. International $ L, 0-13/19 vs. Iowa # (9) L, 3-43/19 vs. Northwestern # L, 0-23/21 at Cal St. Northridge L, 1-53/21 at C.S. Northridge (8) W, 1-03/22 vs. Oregon + W, 5-13/23 vs. Fresno State + L, 0-83/23 vs. Nebraska + L, 0-13/24 vs. Long Beach State + L, 0-33/24 vs. New Mexico State + L, 0-33/28 at Dayton W, 2-13/28 at Dayton W, 5-03/31 ohio * W, 5-13/31 ohio * W, 4-24/1 ohio * W, 5-14/1 ohio * L, 2-34/4 at Kent * W, 6-3

4/4 at Kent * W, 5-24/7 at Eastern Mich. * (8) W, 3-24/7 at Eastern Michigan * L, 0-24/8 at Eastern Michigan * L, 2-84/8 at Eastern Michigan * L, 0-14/14 michiGan statE W, 4-34/14 michiGan statE W, 5-34/15 aKron W, 3-14/15 aKron (11) L, 2-44/18 at Toledo * L, 3-74/18 at Toledo * L, 0-44/19 DEtroit W, 6-34/19 DEtroit L, 1-34/21 at Miami * (10) W, 1-04/21 at Miami * (10) L, 2-34/22 at Miami * W, 2-04/22 at Miami * L, 2-44/25 KEnt * L, 2-64/25 KEnt * L, 1-54/28 Ball statE * L, 0-24/28 Ball statE * L, 1-34/29 Ball statE * L, 0-14/29 Ball statE * W, 1-05/5 wEstErn mich. * L, 1-25/5 wEstErn mich. * L, 1-45/9 tolEDo * L, 0-95/9 tolEDo * W, 4-05/10 at Michigan L, 0-55/10 at Michigan W, 4-35/12 at Central Michigan * L, 0-25/12 at Central Michigan * W, 2-15/13 at Central Michigan * W, 1-05/13 at Central Michigan * L, 5-7$ Arizona/Nissan Inv. (Tucson, Ariz.)# at Fullerton, Calif.+ CSU Fullerton/Pony Inv. (Fullerton, Calif.)

199019-32 OveRALL, 10-17 MAC (7TH)

3/18 vs. Rutgers ^ (14) L, 4-7 3/18 at Cal State Fullerton L, 0-53/19 at San Diego State L, 0-53/19 at San Diego State L, 0-23/20 at U.S. International W, 4-03/20 at U.S. International L, 0-33/22 vs. Utah $ L, 0-73/22 vs. Oregon $ L, 3-63/23 vs. Fresno State $ L, 0-43/24 vs. Texas A&M $ L, 0-33/24 vs. Cal St. Northridge $ L, 1-73/25 vs. Oregon State $ L, 1-33/30 at Ohio State & L, 0-13/30 vs. Western Illinois & L, 2-33/31 vs. Utah & W, 2-13/31 vs. Michigan & L, 0-14/3 tolEDo * W, 3-24/3 tolEDo * W, 2-04/6 miami * L, 0-34/6 miami * L, 0-24/7 miami * L, 0-54/7 miami * W, 3-24/13 at Ball State * L, 0-24/13 at Ball State * (9) L, 0-14/14 at Ball State * L, 0-14/14 at Ball State * W, 6-04/16 DaYton W, 4-14/16 DaYton (5) W, 10-04/18 at Michigan State (5) W, 10-04/18 at Michigan State W, 4-04/20 cEntral mich. * L, 0-6

4/21 cEntral mich. * W, 7-44/21 cEntral mich. * L, 5-74/24 at Toledo * W, 4-14/24 at Toledo * L, 0-54/27 at Ohio * W, 5-14/27 at Ohio * W, 3-14/28 at Ohio * W, 2-04/28 at Ohio * L, 2-75/1 KEnt * L, 1-45/1 KEnt * L, 0-35/4 at Western Michigan * L, 4-55/4 at Western Michigan * L, 1-25/5 at Western Mich. * (9) L, 1-25/5 at Western Michigan * L, 3-65/8 at Detroit W, 16-55/8 at Detroit L, 4-55/9 wriGht statE (8) W, 9-85/9 wriGht statE (5) W, 17-05/11 EastErn mich. * W, 2-15/11 EastErn mich. * L, 1-3^ at Fullerton, Calif.$ at Pony Invit. (Fullerton, Calif.)& at Ohio St. Invite (Columbus, Ohio)

199125-32 OveRALL, 11-17 MAC (7TH)

3/9 vs. Columbia (Mo.) + L, 2-93/9 at Missouri + (5) L, 2-93/9 vs. Saint Louis + W, 7-43/10 at Missouri + (5) L, 1-93/10 vs. Saint Louis + W, 6-03/15 vs. Notre Dame # (6) L, 2-43/15 vs. Eastern Illinois # (6) L, 2-33/16 at Indiana State # (5) L, 4-53/16 vs. Eastern Illinois # L, 0-23/16 at Indiana State # W, 4-23/20 notrE DamE W, 7-03/20 notrE DamE W, 4-23/25 at Stetson L, 1-33/25 at Stetson W, 4-33/26 at South Florida L, 4-53/26 at South Florida L, 1-63/28 at Florida State L, 0-23/28 at Florida State L, 0-93/29 vs. Drexel % L, 0-13/30 at Florida A&M W, 6-23/30 at Florida A&M L, 1-24/2 clEvElanD st. W, 8-04/2 clEvElanD st. W, 4-14/3 at Dayton W, 9-24/3 at Dayton W, 5-04/5 wEstErn mich. * W, 8-24/5 wEstErn mich. * L, 0-64/6 wEstErn mich. * W, 7-24/6 wEstErn mich. * L, 0-44/9 at Toledo * L, 3-74/9 at Toledo * L, 3-54/12 at Ohio * L, 0-14/12 at Ohio * W, 4-14/16 KEnt * (13) L, 1-24/16 KEnt * L, 1-44/20 miami * W, 2-04/20 miami * W, 6-54/23 tolEDo * (15) W, 4-34/23 tolEDo * L, 0-94/24 at Michigan State (8) W, 7-04/24 at Michigan State L, 0-24/26 at Ball State * L, 8-94/26 at Ball State * W, 6-34/27 at Ball State * W, 9-2



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4/27 at Ball State * W, 1-05/1 wriGht statE W, 6-05/1 wriGht statE W, 3-15/3 at Eastern Michigan * W, 2-05/3 at Eastern Michigan * L, 1-25/4 at Eastern Michigan * W, 2-15/4 at Eastern Mich. * (9) L, 1-25/7 at Kent * L, 0-55/7 at Kent * L, 1-55/10 cEntral mich. * L, 4-95/10 cEntral mich. * L, 0-45/11 cEntral mich. * L, 1-65/11 cEntral mich. * L, 0-5 +Mo. Round Robin (Columbia, Mo.) – 3rd place# Sycamore Cl. (Terre Haute, Ind.) – 3rd place% at Tallahassee, Fla.

199237-16 OveRALL, 19-10 MAC (2nD)

3/7 vs. Notre Dame + W, 4-03/7 vs. Western Illinois + L, 1-53/8 at Southern Illinois + L, 0-13/8 vs. Notre Dame + L, 1-43/17 at Notre Dame W, 3-03/17 at Notre Dame (9) W, 1-03/20 vs. Adelphi $ (8) W, 1-03/20 at Florida State $ L, 0-43/21 vs. Princeton $ L, 0-13/21 vs. Bradley $ W, 6-23/24 at Florida A&M (6) W, 11-03/24 at Florida A&M W, 11-13/26 at Stetson W, 10-13/26 at Stetson W, 2-03/27 at Stetson W, 5-23/27 at Stetson W, 4-03/31 michiGan statE W, 3-03/31 michiGan statE W, 2-04/3 at Western Mich. * (9) L, 1-24/3 at Western Michigan * L, 0-44/4 at Western Michigan * W, 6-04/4 at Western Michigan * W, 3-14/7 tolEDo * W, 5-14/7 tolEDo * L, 1-54/8 michiGan (9) W, 3-24/8 michiGan L, 0-34/10 ohio * W, 3-24/10 ohio * W, 4-04/11 ohio * (8) W, 2-14/11 ohio * W, 3-04/14 at Kent * L, 1-44/14 at Kent * L, 1-44/15 DaYton W, 10-14/15 DaYton (5) W, 11-14/17 at Miami * W, 7-04/17 at Miami * (6) L ,1-114/21 at Toledo * L, 0-24/21 at Toledo * W, 6-54/22 at Wright State W, 1-04/22 at Wright State W, 9-04/25 Ball statE * (9) W, 2-14/25 Ball statE * L, 1-44/25 Ball statE * W, 3-25/1 EastErn mich. * W, 4-05/1 EastErn mich. * W, 2-15/2 EastErn mich. * W, 3-05/2 EastErn mich. * (5) W, 11-05/5 KEnt * (9) W, 2-15/5 KEnt * L, 0-4

5/8 at Central Michigan * W, 4-25/8 at Central Michigan * W, 6-25/9 at Central Michigan * W, 1-05/9 at Central Michigan * L, 3-4+ Southern Ill. Cl. (Carbondale, Ill.)$ Seminole Tourn. (Tallahassee, Fla.)

199334-18 OveRALL, 26-9 MAC (1ST)

3/23 at Santa Clara W, 3-03/24 vs. Nebraska + L, 2-113/25 vs. Utah State + L, 0-23/26 vs. Iowa State # L, 3-103/26 vs. Northwestern # L, 1-33/26 vs. San Jose St. # (8) W, 3-23/27 vs. Michigan # L, 0-23/30 at Ball State * W, 4-13/30 at Ball State * W, 1-04/6 Ball statE * (9) W, 2-14/6 Ball statE * W, 6-04/7 at Dayton (5) W, 15-04/7 at Dayton W, 6-04/10 cEntral mich. * L, 0-54/10 cEntral mich. * L, 0-14/10 cEntral mich. * (9) W, 1-04/13 at Miami * W, 4-24/13 at Miami * W, 3-24/14 wriGht statE W, 3-14/14 wriGht statE W, 4-04/16 at Akron * W, 6-04/16 at Akron * W, 5-24/17 at Akron * W, 2-04/17 at Akron * (6) W, 11-14/20 tolEDo * W, 2-04/20 tolEDo * L, 1-24/21 notrE DamE L, 0-34/21 notrE DamE L, 0-14/23 KEnt * W, 3-04/23 KEnt * (13) W, 1-04/24 KEnt * W, 7-14/24 KEnt * W, 3-04/27 at Toledo * W, 4-14/27 at Toledo * (10) L, 2-34/30 at Western Michigan * L, 0-14/30 at Western Michigan * L, 2-35/1 at Western Michigan * W, 4-05/1 at Western Michigan * L, 3-55/7 ohio * W, 4-25/7 ohio * W, 8-15/8 ohio * W, 9-45/8 ohio * W, 8-35/11 miami * W, 3-25/11 miami * W, 4-15/12 clEvElanD st. W, 4-05/12 clEvElanD st. W, 5-15/14 at Eastern Michigan * W, 4-25/14 at Eastern Michigan * L, 0-15/15 at Eastern Michigan * L, 0-35/15 at Eastern Michigan * W, 3-15/22 vs. Southwestern La. $ L, 3-75/22 at Michigan $ L, 2-8+ at Santa Clara, Calif.# Nat’l Inv. Tourn. (Sunnyvale, Calif.)$ NCAA Regional (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

199421-28 OveRALL, 16-14 MAC (4TH)

3/5 vs. Missouri + L, 2-43/5 vs. Western Illinois + L, 4-6

3/5 at Southern Illinois + L, 2-33/6 vs. Eastern Illinois + L, 1-53/6 vs. Indiana + L, 1-23/20 vs. Santa Clara & L, 1-33/20 at Stanford W, 7-03/21 vs. Connecticut # W, 4-13/21 vs. Williamette # W, 9-13/22 at Fresno State L, 0-23/22 at Fresno State L, 4-53/24 vs. Iowa % L, 0-73/25 vs. Oklahoma % L, 2-73/25 vs. Texas A&M % L, 1-33/25 vs. Pacific % L, 1-63/26 vs. Iowa % L, 1-63/26 vs. Nebraska % L, 1-54/3 at Cleveland State (6) W, 9-14/3 at Cleveland State W, 3-14/8 at Central Michigan * L, 0-24/8 at Central Michigan * W, 2-14/9 at Central Mich. * (10) L, 5-64/9 at Central Michigan * L, 1-74/15 aKron * L, 1-64/15 aKron * W, 3-14/16 aKron * W, 3-14/16 aKron * W, 3-24/19 at Toledo * W, 4-34/19 at Toledo * L, 1-24/22 at Kent * W, 3-04/22 at Kent * L, 1-64/23 at Kent * (9) W, 6-24/23 at Kent * L, 0-24/26 tolEDo * (11) L, 0-14/26 tolEDo * W, 3-14/29 wEstErn mich. * W, 1-04/29 wEstErn mich. * L, 1-35/6 at Ohio * L, 0-15/6 at Ohio * (10) L, 5-65/10 at Miami * L, 5-65/10 at Miami * W, 1-05/10 at Miami * L, 0-55/11 Ball statE * W, 7-65/11 Ball statE * W, 2-15/11 Ball statE * W, 3-25/13 EastErn mich. * W, 1-05/13 EastErn mich. * L, 0-25/14 EastErn mich. * W, 7-35/14 EastErn mich. * W, 5-0+ Southern Classic (Carbondale, Ill.)& at Stanford, Calif.# at Sacramento, Calif.% Cellular One Capital Cl. (Sacramento, Calif.)

199525-33 OveRALL, 16-17 MAC (7TH)

3/17 vs. Washington # (5) L, 1-83/17 vs. Nebraska # L, 2-33/17 vs. St. Mary’s # L, 2-33/18 vs. Ball State # (5) W, 10-23/18 vs. Santa Clara # (6) L, 3-133/18 vs. St. Mary’s # W, 4-33/19 vs. Santa Clara # W, 6-13/19 vs. Iowa # (5) L, 0-83/20 at Fresno State L, 1-43/23 vs. Oklahoma State + L, 0-13/23 vs. Georgia State + W, 6-03/24 at Cal State Fullerton + L, 0-13/25 vs. UNLV + L, 4-53/25 vs. DePaul + L, 2-33/30 at Notre Dame L, 1-63/30 at Notre Dame W, 5-44/1 vs. Loyola (Ill.) $ W, 4-2



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4/2 vs. Loyola (Ill.) $ L, 2-64/2 vs. Robert Morris $ L, 2-104/5 clEvElanD st. L, 0-24/5 clEvElanD st. W, 6-04/7 at Central Michigan * L, 1-24/7 at Central Michigan * L, 6-74/11 KEnt * L, 0-24/11 KEnt * L, 0-24/14 miami * (9) W, 3-24/14 miami * W, 3-24/15 miami * W, 5-04/15 miami * W, 12-34/18 tolEDo * L, 1-64/18 tolEDo * L, 3-44/19 DEtroit L, 0-44/19 DEtroit W, 9-34/21 at Western Michigan * W, 3-24/21 at Western Michigan * W, 4-24/22 at Western Michigan * L, 0-14/22 at Western Mich. * (9) L, 0-14/25 at Akron * W, 2-14/25 at Akron * L, 4-54/25 at Akron * W, 7-14/28 Ball statE * W, 3-14/28 Ball statE * W 5-04/29 Ball statE * L, 1-24/29 Ball statE * W, 5-15/2 at Kent * W, 3-15/2 at Kent * L, 2-65/5 at Eastern Michigan * W, 3-25/5 at Eastern Michigan * L, 2-65/6 at Eastern Michigan * L, 2-35/6 at Eastern Michigan * W, 5-05/9 at Toledo * W, 2-05/9 at Toledo * L, 1-25/12 ohio * W, 4-15/12 ohio * L, 0-55/13 ohio * L, 2-35/13 ohio * L, 2-7# Nat’l Inv. Tourn. (Sunnyvale, Calif.)+ PONY-Louisville Slugger Ty. (Fullerton, Calif.)$ Buckeye Invite (Columbus, Ohio)

199616-34 OveRALL, 11-21 MAC (Tie-8TH)

3/14 at Hawai’i # (5) L, 0-93/15 vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga # L, 4-53/15 vs. Stanford # (6) L, 2-53/16 vs. New Mexico St. # (6) L, 0-73/17 at Hawai’i # (6) L, 0-93/22 vs. UC-Santa Barbara + L, 2-43/22 vs. Michigan State + L, 2-63/22 at Sacramento State + W, 7-13/23 vs. Yale + W, 4-33/23 vs. Ohio State + (5) L, 0-73/23 vs. Harvard + W, 5-33/23 vs. Nebraska + (5) L, 0-73/26 at Fresno State (5) L, 0-133/26 at Fresno State (5) L, 0-103/27 at California L, 2-33/27 at California (5) L, 0-143/29 at Central Mich. * (8) L, 1-23/29 at Central Michigan * L, 0-23/30 at Central Michigan * L, 6-73/30 at Central Michigan * L, 1-44/2 Ball statE * (5) L, 0-124/2 Ball statE * L, 1-44/5 KEnt * (8) L, 0-2 4/5 KEnt * L, 1-54/6 KEnt * W, 1-0

4/6 KEnt * L, 0-24/10 at Akron * W, 5-04/10 at Akron * (8) L, 6-74/12 at Western Michigan * W, 4-14/12^ at Western Michigan * L, 1-54/13 at Western Michigan * L, 2-54/13 at Western Michigan * L, 4-54/16 miami * (11) W, 6-54/16 miami * W, 6-54/19 ohio * L, 0-54/19 ohio * (8) L, 6-94/20 ohio * W, 1-04/20 ohio * L, 4-74/21 at Detroit W, 9-64/21 at Detroit W, 8-64/24 at Ball State * L, 1-24/24 at Ball State * W, 3-24/26 at Toledo * L, 1-84/26 at Toledo * L, 1-34/27 at Toledo * L, 4-54/27 at Toledo * L, 1-85/3 EastErn mich. * W, 1-05/3 East. mich. * (15) W, 3-25/4 East. mich. * (11) W, 4-35/4 EastErn mich. * W, 3-0# Hawai’i Inv. Tourn. (Honolulu)+ AT&T Wireless Services Capital Classic (Sacra-mento, Calif.)^ completed 4/13 due to inclement weather

199719-27 OveRALL, 13-19 MAC (8TH)

2/21 vs. Cal Poly SLO % L, 0-52/21 vs. Oregon % L, 3-122/22 vs. Loyola (Calif.) % L, 1-32/22 vs. Washington % L, 4-52/23 vs. Pacific % W, 2-13/23 at Santa Clara W, 3-03/23 at Santa Clara L, 2-63/25 vs. Oregon Tech # L, 3-43/25 vs. Oregon Tech # W, 3-03/26 vs. Iowa & W, 1-03/28 cEntral mich. * L, 1-33/28 cEntral mich. * L, 1-33/29 cEntral mich. * L, 2-73/29 cEntral mich. * L, 1-54/1 at Ball State * L, 2-84/1 at Ball State * L, 5-64/4 at Kent * L, 2-54/4 at Kent * L, 3-44/5 at Kent * L, 2-34/5 at Kent * W, 6-34/7 at Cleveland State L, 0-64/7 at Cleveland State W, 8-14/8 aKron * W, 3-14/8 aKron * (5) L, 0-84/12 wEstErn mich. * L, 3-94/12 wEstErn mich. * L, 1-64/13 wEstErn mich. * L, 0-34/13 wEstErn mich. * L, 0-34/14 DEtroit L, 0-14/14 DEtroit (5) W, 8-04/15 at Miami * (9) L, 3-44/15 at Miami * L, 1-34/18 at Ohio * L, 3-44/18 at Ohio * W, 7-64/19 at Ohio * (10) W, 5-24/19 at Ohio * W, 6-54/22 Ball statE * L, 0-24/22 Ball statE * W, 8-2

4/25 tolEDo * L, 3-54/25 tolEDo * W, 5-44/26 tolEDo * W, 3-24/26 tolEDo * W, 4-35/2 at Eastern Mich. * (5) W, 9-05/2 at Eastern Michigan * W, 9-35/3 at Eastern Michigan * W, 6-25/3 at Eastern Michigan * W, 4-2% UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)# at Hayward, Calif.& at Sacramento, Calif.

199823-38-1 OveRALL, 15-13 MAC (3RD in eAST)

2/21 vs. Oregon # L, 7-92/21 at UNLV # L, 0-52/21 vs. Southern Utah # (5) W, 8-02/22 vs. Pacific # W, 4-32/22 vs. Hawai’i # L, 3-63/6 vs. Illinois State % ( 8) L, 4-53/6 vs. Texas A&M % L, 6-83/7 vs. Minnesota % (5) L, 1-123/7 at Texas A&M % L, 2-33/8 vs. Minnesota % ( 8) L, 3-53/8 vs. Illinois State % W, 8-53/10 vs. North Carolina & L, 1-23/10 vs. North Carolina & L, 7-93/11 at Texas L, 0-53/11 at Texas L, 2-43/12 vs. E. Oklahoma St. ^ T, 3-33/12 vs. S’western La. ^ (5) L, 1-93/13 vs. Nebraska ^ (5) L, 0-103/13 vs. Alvin JC ^ W, 3-03/13 vs. Texas Tech ^ L, 0-43/21 vs. Michigan $ (5) L, 1-123/22 vs. Michigan $ (5) L, 2-93/22 vs. Purdue $ L, 1-73/27 marshall * W, 4-03/27 marshall * W, 8-43/28 ohio * W, 2-13/28 ohio * L, 4-54/3 KEnt * W, 3-24/3 KEnt * W, 7-64/4 aKron * L, 3-54/4 aKron * W, 4-24/7 at Detroit (5) W, 9-14/7 at Detroit W, 3-24/10 at Western Michigan * L, 0-14/10 at Western Michigan * W, 2-14/11 at Northern Illinois * L, 0-74/11 at Northern Illinois * W, 3-24/14 miami * W, 5-24/14 miami * L, 0-14/15 at Ohio State L, 2-34/15 at Ohio State (5) L, 0-104/17 at Ohio * W, 4-04/17 at Ohio * L, 2-94/18 at Marshall * W, 5-24/18 at Marshall * W, 2-14/21 at Miami * L, 2-34/21 at Miami * L, 1-24/22 clEvElanD st. L, 5-64/22 clEvElanD st. ( 9) W, 9-74/24 cEntral mich. * L, 1-44/24 cEntral mich. * L, 1-74/25 EastErn mich. * W, 2-14/25 EastErn mich. * W, 4-24/28 at Toledo (non-conf.) L, 0-2



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4/28 at Toledo (non-conf.) L, 2-45/1 at Kent * W, 5-25/1 at Kent * L, 0-35/2 at Akron * L, 4-85/2 at Akron * L, 0-65/7 vs. Northern Illinois @ W, 3-05/7 vs. Central Michigan @ L, 3-85/8 vs. Kent @ (6) L, 1-11# UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)% Aggie II Inv. (College Station, Tex.)& at Austin, Texas^ H.I.T. Classic (Houston, Texas)$ Boilermaker Cl. (W. Lafayette, Ind.)@ MAC Tournament (Akron, Ohio)

199921-27 OveRALL, 15-11 MAC (2nD in eAST)

2/19 vs. Oregon & L, 0-62/19 vs. Pacific & L, 3-62/20 vs. California & (6) L, 1-92/20 vs. Southern Utah & L, 3-62/21 vs. Hawai’i & L, 1-113/8 at Nicholls State W, 3-13/8 at Nicholls State (9) W, 4-03/10 at Southeastern La W, 8-03/10 at Southeastern La. L, 4-53/11 at Louisiana State L, 1-23/11 at Louisiana State L, 0-13/12 vs. Illinois State % L, 1-73/12 at Southwestern La. % L, 1-43/28 at Notre Dame L, 3-43/28 at Notre Dame L, 1-24/2 at Marshall * W, 3-14/2 at Marshall * W, 4-04/3 at Ohio * L, 2-34/3 at Ohio * L, 1-74/7 DEtroit W, 3-14/7 DEtroit W, 8-34/9 at Eastern Michigan * L, 1-64/10 at Central Michigan * L, 2-74/10 at Central Michigan * L, 3-54/13 at Ohio State (5) L, 1-94/16 marshall * W, 5-44/17 ohio * L, 1-34/17 ohio * W, 9-24/20 at Miami * L, 1-24/20 at Miami * (9) W, 4-34/24 at Akron * W, 3-14/24 at Akron * (8) W, 5-34/25 at Kent * L, 2-34/25 at Kent * L, 3-44/27 miami * W, 7-04/27 miami * W, 11-64/29 at Cleveland State L, 0-14/29 at Cleveland State W, 16-84/30 Ball statE * W, 3-14/30 Ball statE * W, 7-25/1 tolEDo * W, 4-05/1 tolEDo * (5) W, 9-05/7 KEnt * (6) W, 10-25/7 KEnt * L, 3-95/8 aKron * W, 1-05/8 aKron * L, 0-45/13 vs. Eastern Michigan # L, 0-15/14 vs. Kent # L, 1-2& UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)% USL Cajun Invit. (Lafayette, La.)# MAC Tournament (DeKalb, Ill.)

2000

33-18 OveRALL, 13-7 MAC (T-1ST in eAST)3/3 vs. Eastern Michigan # L, 3-63/3 at Florida Int’l # L, 2-43/4 vs. Wichita State # L, 0-33/4 vs. Robert Morris # (9) W, 2-03/5 vs. Florida A&M # W, 7-33/5 vs. Ohio State # W, 2-03/7 vs. Buffalo % (6) W, 9-13/7 vs. N.C. A&T % (6) W, 10-13/8 vs. Boston Univ. $ (8) W, 1-03/10 vs. Toledo % (5) W, 10-13/10 vs. Toledo % W, 4-03/10 vs. Buffalo % W, 4-23/11 at Stetson W, 2-03/11 at Stetson L, 0-33/24 vs. Pittsburgh & W, 5-03/24 at Virginia & W, 3-03/25 vs. Rutgers & L, 1-73/25 vs. Penn State & (5) L, 0-83/31 wEstErn mich. * W, 5-03/31 wEstErn mich. * W, 4-14/1 northErn ill. * L, 5-94/1 northErn ill. * L, 5-74/2 at Oakland W, 6-04/5 at Detroit W, 5-34/5 at Detroit (6) W, 8-64/11 ohio statE L, 2-64/13 at Dayton L, 0-14/14 aKron * L, 7-94/15 aKron * W, 7-24/15 aKron * W, 5-34/18 miami * W, 2-14/18 miami * (5) W, 12-14/19 at Michigan (6) L, 0-84/21 KEnt * W, 5-14/22 KEnt * W, 2-04/22 KEnt * W, 3-14/25 at Miami * L, 3-44/25 at Miami * (5) W, 15-44/28 at Marshall * (10) W, 2-14/29 at Marshall * L, 3-44/29 at Marshall * W, 5-05/5 at Ohio * L, 2-35/6 at Ohio * L, 2-45/6 at Ohio * W, 8-65/8 clEvElanD st. W, 7-65/8 clEvElanD st. W, 4-05/11 vs. Central Mich. @ L, 0-35/12 vs. Marshall @ W, 4-35/12 at Northern Illinois @ W, 7-25/13 vs. Akron @ W, 2-05/13 vs. Central Mich. @ L, 4-9$ at Tampa, Fla.# FIU Golden Panther Inv. (Miami, Fla.)% at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex (Orlando, Fla.)& Hoo’s Who Tournament (Charlottesville, Va.)@ MAC Tournament (DeKalb, Ill.)

200135-19 OveRALL, 9-5 MAC (1ST in eAST)

2/16 vs. Pacific # W, 8-32/16 at Arizona # (5) L, 0-292/17 vs. Oklahoma State # L, 0-22/17 vs. Kentucky # L, 2-32/18 vs. New Mexico St. # W, 7-23/12 vs. Illinois & (6) W, 9-03/12 vs. Coastal Caro. & W, 6-23/13 vs. East Carolina & W, 3-23/13 vs. Virginia & L, 1-5

3/14 vs. East Carolina & L, 0-13/16 vs. North Caro. A&T % W, 8-33/17 vs. Saint Louis % W, 7-13/17 vs. Virginia Tech % L, 1-53/18 vs. East Carolina % L, 1-33/23 vs. Penn State $ L, 3-43/23 vs. Penn State $ W, 4-03/24 at Virginia $ (6) L, 2-123/24 at Virginia $ L, 1-53/25 vs. Liberty $ W, 2-13/25 vs. Liberty $ (6) W, 9-03/27 tolEDo * W, 7-13/27 tolEDo * (6) W, 9-13/30 at Marshall * (6) W, 10-13/31 at Marshall * W, 4-23/31 at Marshall * W, 7-04/4 michiGan L, 2-54/6 at Central Michigan * L, 0-24/7 at Central Michigan * L, 2-34/7 at Central Michigan * L, 0-14/10 ohio * W, 3-24/10 ohio * W, 3-04/16 DEtroit W, 6-24/16 DEtroit W, 6-24/18 at Akron * (8) W, 8-54/18 at Akron * W, 7-04/20 at Buffalo * W, 4-14/21 at Buffalo * W, 3-04/21 at Buffalo * W, 5-14/24 Ball statE * L, 0-34/24 Ball statE * (11) W, 5-44/25 at Ohio State L, 2-54/25 at Ohio State (8) W, 2-14/27 miami * W, 2-14/28 miami * (5) W, 13-24/28 miami * W, 5-34/30 at Cleveland State (8) W, 4-24/30 at Cleveland State W, 7-45/1 tolEDo * W, 4-35/4 KEnt statE * W, 7-25/5 KEnt statE * L, 3-45/5 KEnt statE * W, 4-15/10 vs. Northern Illinois @ L, 1-25/11 vs. Ohio @ (10) W, 6-15/11 vs. Ball State @ L, 2-3# Pepsi Arizona Cl. (Tucson, Ariz.)& Coastal Carolina Classic (Conway, S.C)% Winthrop Invit. (Rock Hill, S.C.)$ Hoo’s Who Tournament (Charlottesville, Va.)@ MAC Tournament (Mount Pleasant, Mich.)

200222-25-1 OveRALL, 11-13 MAC (T-3RD in eAST)

2/22 at Tennessee State W, 6-02/22 at Tennessee St. (5) W, 9-12/23 vs. Bradley # L, 2-32/23 vs. Louisville # L, 5-62/24 vs. Virginia # L, 2-32/24 at Tenn. Tech # (5) L, 1-93/11 vs. Rider & W, 7-63/11 vs. Colorado St. & (9) L, 7-113/12 vs. Penn & (6) L, 1-93/12 vs. Monmouth & W, 3-13/13 vs. Austin Peay & L, 4-53/13 vs. Yale & (8) W, 6-53/14 vs. Bucknell & W, 2-13/14 vs. Tenn.-Martin & (5) W, 10-23/16 vs. Mississippi & (6) L, 1-93/16 vs. George Mason & L, 0-23/23 marshall * W, 6-3



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3/24 marshall * W, 5-33/29 at Kent State * L, 2-33/30 at Kent State * L, 4-53/30 at Kent State * L, 2-44/1 oaKlanD W, 3-24/1 oaKlanD (6) T, 2-24/3 at Michigan L, 1-44/4 clEvElanD st. W, 4-34/4 clEvElanD st. L, 1-64/6 cEntral mich. * L, 1-34/6 cEntral mich. * L, 1-64/7 cEntral mich. * L, 5-64/10 aKron * L, 1-54/10 aKron * W, 3-24/13 at Miami * L, 0-14/13 at Miami * L, 3-54/15 at Miami * W, 4-14/18 at Notre Dame L, 5-84/22 at Toledo * W, 3-14/22 at Toledo * (9) W, 10-84/24 at Ball State * L, 2-64/24 at Ball State * W, 9-14/27 BUffalo * L, 1-64/27 BUffalo * L, 4-74/28 BUffalo * W, 10-75/1 at Toledo * (10) W, 3-25/2 at Detroit W, 8-35/2 at Detroit W, 12-55/5 at Ohio * L, 5-65/5 at Ohio * W, 9-5# Worth/Icebreaker Tournament (Cookeville, Tenn.)& Rebel Spring Games (Orlando, Fla.)

200326-26-1 OveRALL, 15-9 MAC (4TH in WeST)

2/14 vs. San Jose State # L, 5-62/14 vs. Marshall # W, 4-02/15 at New Mexico St. # W, 4-02/15 vs. SW Texas # L, 4-102/16 vs. Indiana # L, 3-83/7 at Louisville L, 2-53/8 vs. Illinois State & (8) W, 2-03/9 vs. Ohio & W, 3-03/9 at Louisville & W, 3-03/11 at Morehead State (8) W, 8-63/11 at Morehead State (5) T, 5-53/13 at Virginia (8) L, 0-13/14 vs. Seton Hall $ L, 3-63/14 vs. Seton Hall $ L, 1-23/15 vs. Stony Brook $ W, 6-03/15 vs. Stony Brook $ (5) W, 8-03/16 at Virginia $ L, 2-93/16 at Virginia $ L, 3-53/22 at Western Michigan * L, 3-43/22 at Western Michigan * L, 3-83/25 michiGan L, 0-43/25 michiGan W, 3-13/26 DEtroit L, 0-23/26 DEtroit L, 4-53/29 at Central Michigan * L, 0-43/29 at Central Michigan * L, 0-63/30 at Central Michigan * L, 0-14/2 ohio * W, 5-04/2 ohio * W, 1-04/6 tolEDo * W, 2-14/6 tolEDo * (6) W, 13-54/9 miami * W, 2-14/9 miami * W, 3-14/12 at Ball State * W, 1-0

4/12 at Ball State * W, 9-44/13 at Ball State * W, 5-24/18 aKron * W, 6-14/19 aKron * L, 3-44/19 aKron * W, 7-34/22 at Oakland L, 1-44/22 at Oakland L, 0-54/23 tolEDo * W, 6-04/26 at Northern Ill. * (10) L, 0-14/26 at Northern Ill. * (5) L, 2-134/27 at Northern Illinois * L, 0-24/29 at Cleveland State L, 4-54/29 at Cleveland State W, 5-25/2 EastErn mich. * W, 5-15/3 EastErn mich. * W, 5-15/3 EastErn mich. * W, 4-25/8 vs. Northern Illinois % W, 7-25/8 vs. Marshall % L, 1-25/9 vs. Central Michigan % L, 0-3# NMSU Tourn. (Las Cruces, N.M.)& Red and Black Cl. (Louisville, Ky.)$ Cavalier Cl. (Charlottesville, Va.)% MAC Tournament (Akron, Ohio)

200434-30 OveRALL, 13-11 MAC (3RD in WeST)

2/27 vs. Wichita State # W, 3-22/27 vs. Oakland # W, 3-22/28 vs. Marist # L, 1-32/28 at Mercer # L, 0-32/29 vs. Morehead State # W, 7-43/6 at Texas A&M-CC % L, 0-23/6 vs. S.F. Austin % L, 0-53/7 vs. S.F. Austin % W, 4-33/7 at Texas A&M-CC % W, 3-13/7 vs. S.F. Austin % L, 0-13/12 vs. East Carolina $ L, 0-23/12 vs. UAB $ L, 3-83/13 at Coll. of Charleston $ L, 0-53/13 vs. East Carolina $ W, 3-23/14 vs. UAB $ L, 0-13/14 vs. East Carolina $ L, 0-13/19 vs. N. Carolina St. & W, 6-23/19 vs. Tulsa & W, 1-03/20 vs. Eastern Ill. & (6) W, 8-03/20 vs. Georgia St. & (5) W, 12-03/21 vs. N. Carolina St. & L, 1-23/25 at Michigan (5) L, 0-83/25 at Michigan L, 5-93/27 at Toledo * W, 3-03/27 at Toledo * L, 1-23/28 at Toledo * W, 6-03/31 marshall * L, 2-43/31 marshall * (6) L, 1-104/3 at IPFW W, 7-14/3 at IPFW L, 0-24/4 at Indiana L, 4-64/4 at Indiana L, 2-44/9 wEst. mich. * (12) W, 1-04/9 wEst. mich. * (12) L, 3-44/10 wEstErn mich. * W, 7-14/12 oaKlanD W, 2-04/12 oaKlanD (5) W, 10-24/15 at Buffalo * L, 0-14/15 at Buffalo * W, 4-04/17 Ball statE * W, 3-24/17 Ball statE * W, 6-24/18 Ball statE * W, 4-24/21 at Kent State * L, 2-74/21 at Kent State * L, 2-3

4/24 northErn ill. * (5) W, 11-04/24 northErn ill. * W, 4-04/25 northErn ill. * W, 3-24/27 clEvElanD st. (8) W, 2-14/29 at Detroit W, 4-14/29 at Detroit W, 6-25/1 at Eastern Mich. * (8) L, 2-35/2 at Eastern Mich. * W, 9-55/2 at Eastern Mich. * L, 0-65/8 cEntral mich. * L, 1-35/8 cEntral mich. * W, 4-35/9 cEntral mich. * L, 2-35/13 vs. Western Mich. ^ L, 0-35/14 vs. Central Mich. ^ W, 3-05/14 vs. Kent State ^ W, 6-05/15 vs. Western Mich. ^ W, 8-65/16 vs. Miami ^ W, 1-05/16 vs. Miami ^ W, 4-35/20 vs. Oregon State ! L, 0-75/20 vs. Ill. at Chicago ! (8) L, 1-2# Mercer Classic (Macon, Ga.)% Bash by the Bay (Corpus Christi, Tex.)$ Cougar Cl. (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.)& Buzz Classic (Marietta, Ga.)^ MAC Tournament (Akron, Ohio)! NCAA Regional (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

200529-30 OveRALL, 12-10 MAC (3RD in WeST)

2/25 vs. Virginia # L, 0-42/25 at Chattanooga # L, 0-32/26 vs. Tennessee Tech # L, 1-52/26 vs. Bradley # L, 2-72/27 vs. Kentucky # (10) L, 0-12/27 vs. Purdue # L, 2-53/4 vs. Boston College $ L, 0-13/5 at CSU Fullerton % L, 0-43/5 vs. Nevada % L, 4-63/6 vs. Northwestern % W, 5-43/10 vs. N. Carolina St. ^ L, 1-53/10 at UNLV ^ L, 0-53/11 vs. Minnesota ^ W, 2-03/11 vs. Miami ^ L, 1-33/12 vs. New Mexico St. ^ W, 6-13/12 vs. Arizona ^ L, 0-33/13 vs. Pacific ^ W, 2-03/18 vs. Toledo & W, 7-13/18 at Virginia & L, 1-53/19 vs. East Carolina & W, 2-13/19 vs. Rutgers & W, 6-13/20 vs. East Carolina & L, 0-43/27 tolEDo * L 1-23/27 tolEDo * W 6-23/29 DEtroit (9) W 4-33/29 DEtroit W 6-33/30 michiGan L 0-64/2 at Northern Illinois * W 2-14/2 at Northern Illinois * L 3-44/3 at Northern Illinois * W 4-34/4 at Valparaiso W 5-14/6 miami * L 0-44/6 miami * L 0-14/9 at Ball State * W 2-04/9 at Ball State * W 4-04/10 ipfw W 4-04/10 ipfw (6) W 8-04/11 at Oakland W 8-14/11 at Oakland W 3-2



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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/13 at Akron * (6) W 9-04/13 at Akron * L 0-34/16 EastErn mich. * W 4-14/16 EastErn mich. * (5) W 8-04/17 EastErn mich. * L 0-24/20 at Western Michigan * L 2-34/20 at Western Michigan * L 1-34/22 at Marshall W 5-34/27 at Ohio State L 0-54/27 at Ohio State L 3-94/30 BUffalo * (8) W 1-04/30 BUffalo * (5) W 8-05/1 BUffalo * W 2-15/7 at Central Michigan * L 0-35/7 at Central Mich. * (8) L 2-35/8 at Central Michigan * W 4-25/11 vs. Miami ! L 0-25/12 vs. Eastern Mich. ! W 2-15/13 vs. Western Mich. ! W 4-05/13 vs. Miami ! L 1-2# Frost Classic (Chattanooga, Tenn.)$ Worth Inv. (Huntington Beach, Calif.)% Worth Inv. (Fullerton, Calif.)^ Eller Media Stadium Cl. (Las Vegas, Nev.)& Hoo’s Who Ty. (Charlottesville, Va.)! MAC Tournament (Akron, Ohio)


2/24 vs. Virginia % W, 3-02/24 at Chattanooga % W, 3-2 (9)2/25 vs. Maine % W, 1-02/25 vs. UAB % W, 6-32/26 vs. East Tennessee St. % W, 11-2 (6)2/26 vs. Belmont % W, 4-23/3 vs. 13/15 Washington # L, 3-43/3 at 18/20 Baylor # L, 1-33/4 vs. RV/RV Mississippi St. # L, 2-3 (8)3/4 at 18/20 Baylor # L, 2-33/5 vs. 13/15 Washington # W, 3-13/5 vs. RV/RV Mississippi St. # L, 1-63/10 vs. Seton Hall $ W, 7-53/10 vs. Campbell $ W, 4-23/11 vs. Rutgers $ W, 3-03/11 at Florida Atlantic $ L, 1-43/12 vs. Seton Hall $ L, 2-33/17 vs. Troy ^ L, 0-13/17 vs. Towson ^ W, 10-0 (5)3/18 vs. Winthrop ^ W, 2-03/18 vs. Purdue ^ W, 6-03/19 vs. Fordham ^ W, 3-03/19 vs. Florida International ^ W, 5-43/25 DEtroit W, 7-13/25 DEtroit W, 7-03/28 at Michigan L, 0-33/29 at Notre Dame L, 0-1 (11)3/31 at Buffalo * W, 1-03/31 at Buffalo * W, 4-1 (6)4/1 at Kent State * W, 10-8 (8)4/2 at Kent State * W, 7-64/5 at Ohio State L, 0-34/5 at Ohio State L, 1-44/7 aKron * L, 1-34/7 aKron * W, 3-04/8 ohio * L, 1-3 (12)4/9 ohio * W, 3-24/11 at Michigan State L, 1-24/14 at Ball State * W, 4-04/14 at Ball State * W, 7-04/15 at Miami * L, 2-3

4/16 at Miami * W, 10-04/18 oaKlanD W, 3-14/18 oaKlanD W, 2-04/21 cEntral mich. * L, 2-34/21 cEntral mich. * L, 4-104/22 EastErn mich. * W, 2-1 (10)4/23 EastErn mich. * W, 3-2 (9)4/26 at DePaul L, 0-8 (6)4/26 at DePaul L, 0-14/29 tolEDo * W, 3-24/30 tolEDo * W, 6-5 (8)5/5 at Western Michigan * W, 2-15/5 at Western Michigan * L, 2-75/6 at Northern Illinois * W, 6-3 (12)5/7 at Northern Illinois * W, 10-1 (5)5/10 vs. Akron & W, 4-05/11 vs. Kent State & L, 2-35/12 vs. Ohio & W, 3-05/12 vs. Western Michigan & L, 1-2% Panera Bread Challenge (Chattanooga, Tenn.)# Compass Bank invitational (Waco, Texas)$ Worth Classic (Boca Raton, Fla.)^ Speedline invitational (Tampa, Fla.)& MAC Tournament (Midland, Mich.)


2/23 vs. Eastern Kentucky % L, 2-32/23 vs. Maine % W, 2-02/24 vs. St. Francis % W, 8-0 (5)2/24 vs. Miami (Ohio) % W, 6-42/25 vs. Akron % W, 8-33/2 vs. Brown University # L, 3-43/2 vs. Campbell # W, 4-23/3 vs. St. Bonaventure # W, 2-03/3 vs. Providence College # W, 8-03/4 vs. Hartford # W, 8-33/4 at Charleston Southern W, 5-03/7 vs. St. Bonaventure L, 2-4 / W, 1-03/16 vs. George Mason Univ. $ W, 6-33/17 vs. Chattanooga $ W, 7-13/17 vs. Florida International $ W, 2-13/18 vs. UNLV $ W, 3-23/18 vs. Boston University $ L, 4-5 (9)3/28 at Michigan State W, 11-1 (6)3/30 KEnt statE * L, 1-33/30 KEnt statE * L, 2-43/31 BUffalo * W, 9-33/31 BUffalo * W, 9-0 (5)4/6 at Ohio * W, 12-54/6 at Ohio * W, 5-34/13 miami (ohio) * W, 2-14/13 miami (ohio) * W, 4-34/14 Ball statE * W, 5-04/15 Ball statE * W, 7-34/17 at Detroit W, 10-2 (6)4/17 at Detroit W, 5-3 (9)4/19 at Eastern Michigan * L, 0-14/19 at Eastern Michigan * L, 1-24/21 at Central Michigan * L, 0-24/22 at Central Michigan * W, 3-24/28 at Toledo * W, 3-04/29 at Toledo * W, 5-15/4 northErn ill. * W, 10-0 (5)5/4 northErn ill. * W, 3-25/5 wEstErn mich. * W, 7-25/6 wEstErn mich. * L, 0-1 (8)5/9 vs. Western Michigan & W, 5-25/10 vs. Eastern Michigan & L, 3-75/11 vs. Northern Illinois & W, 7-1

5/11 vs. Central Michigan & L, 0-2% Panera Bread Challenge (Chattanooga, Tenn.)# Charleston Southern Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)$ USF Speedline Tournament (Tampa, Fla.)& MAC Tournament (Midland, Mich.)


2/22 vs. Lipcomb % L, 9-102/23 vs. East Tennessee State % L, 4-52/23 at Chattanooga % L, 1-42/24 vs. Iowa State % L, 0-62/24 vs. Saint Francis (PA) % L, 3-43/7 vs. Lipscomb # L, 5-63/7 at Auburn # L, 1-33/8 vs. Tennessee Tech # L, 0-13/9 vs. Georgia Southern # L, 0-73/14 vs. Elon $ L, 3-43/14 at Stetson $ L, 0-53/15 vs. Cornell $ L, 0-73/15 vs. Iowa $ L, 0-23/16 vs. Michigan State $ L, 2-63/21 at Ohio State ^ L, 2-33/21 vs. Eastern Michigan ^ L, 4-12 (5)3/28 at Kent State * W, 8-53/28 at Kent State * L, 2-34/4 at Miami * W, 8-34/4 at Miami * L, 3-114/5 at Ball State * W, 3-04/6 at Ball State * W, 8-44/9 at Michigan L, 0-44/11 EastErn michiGan * w, 3-04/11 EastErn michiGan * w, 9-44/12 cEntral michiGan * w, 7-6 (8)4/16 DEtroit w, 5-04/16 DEtroit w, 9-1 (5)4/18 northErn illinois * w, 5-24/18 northErn illinois * l, 2-3 (8)4/19 wEstErn michiGan * w, 2-14/20 wEstErn michiGan * w, 2-1 (8)4/22 at Michigan State W, 2-14/26 at Toledo * W, 4-34/27 at Toledo * W, 1-05/2 at Ohio * L, 0-8 (6)5/2 at Ohio * L, 2-35/4 at Akron * W, 8-0 (5)5/4 at Akron * W, 9-0 (5)5/7 vs. Ohio & W, 3-15/8 vs Ball State & W, 6-05/9 vs. Ohio & L, 4-105/10 vs. Ohio & L, 1-2 (10)% Chattanooga Classic (Chattanooga, Tenn.)# War eagle Classic (Auburn, Ala.)$ Stetson University Tournament (Deland, Fla.)^ Buckeye invitational (Columbus, Ohio)& MAC Tournament (Firestone Stadium-Akron, Ohio)


2/13 vs. North Florida % W, 1-02/13 vs. Bradley % W, 8-62/14 vs. South Carolina % L, 0-52/14 vs. Texas-Arlington % W, 3-22/15 vs. #25 Kansas % L, 0-9 (5)2/27 vs. North Dakota State # L, 4-62/27 at #9 Tennessee # L, 0-18 (5)3/6 vs. Western Kentucky $ L, 3-43/6 vs. Purdue $ W, 6-5 (8)3/7 vs. Georgia State $ L, 0-53/7 vs. Albany $ L, 0-10 (5)


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3/13 at Cal State Fullerton ^ L, 3-73/14 vs. #25 Florida State ^ L, 0-33/15 vs. #9 Oklahoma ^ L, 0-83/26 pUrDUE l, 2-17 (5)3/26 pUrDUE w, 8-73/28 tolEDo * w, 6-43/28 tolEDo * w, 9-1 (6)4/3 at Western Michigan * L, 2-54/3 at Western Michigan * L, 1-74/4 at Northern Illinois * L, 6-74/4 at Northern Illinois * L, 6-94/10 Ball statE * l, 1-74/10 Ball statE * l, 2-10 (5)4/11 miami * l, 0-14/12 miami * l, 1-74/17 aKron * w, 3-14/17 aKron * l, 0-8 (5)4/18 ohio * w, 6-44/18 ohio * l, 0-24/21 at Michigan State L, 0-8 (5)4/24 BUffalo * w, 7-14/24 BUffalo * l, 1-24/25 KEnt statE * w, 8-0 (6)4/26 KEnt statE * l, 3-4 (8)4/29 wriGht statE l, 3-14 (5)4/29 wriGht statE l, 3-85/1 at Central Michigan * W, 3-05/1 at Central Michigan * L, 4-35/2 at Eastern Michigan * L, 8-75/3 at Eastern Michigan * W, 6-35/6 vs. Ball State & L, 0-55/7 vs. Northern Illinois & L, 4-9% UCF-early Bird Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)# Tennessee Classic (Knoxville, Tenn.)$ Buzz Classic (Atlanta, Ga.)^ Judi Garman Classic (Fullerton, Calif.)& MAC Tournament (Firestone Stadium-Akron, Ohio)

201013-29 OveRALL, 9-13 MAC (T4TH in eAST)

2/13 at #19 Florida State % L, 0-92/13 vs. Southern Mississippi % L, 3-52/14 vs. Iona % W, 4-02/14 at #19 Florida State % L, 1-82/19 vs. Western Carolina # W, 10-52/19 at #6 Georgia # L, 4-192/20 vs. Winthrop # L, 7-92/21 vs. Virginia Tech # W, 3-23/5 vs. Dartmouth $ W, 3-03/5 vs. Tennessee-Martin $ L, 3-73/6 vs. UNC Greensboro $ L, 1-43/6 at Georgia State $ L, 0-83/7 vs. North Florida $ L, 1-73/24 at #2 Michigan L, 2-104/2 cEntral michiGan * w, 6-44/2 cEntral michiGan * w, 3-24/3 EastErn michiGan * l, 2-94/4 EastErn michiGan * l, 2-54/10 tolEDo * w, 3-14/11 tolEDo * w, 9-14/14 at Ohio State L, 0-44/14 at Ohio State L, 0-104/16 wEstErn michiGan * l, 1-34/16 wEstErn michiGan * w, 5-14/17 northErn illinois * w, 3-14/18 northErn illinois * l, 1-54/23 at Ball State * L, 4-174/23 at Ball State * L, 3-124/24 at Miami * L, 3-64/25 at Miami * L, 2-34/28 at #25 Notre Dame L, 1-4

4/28 at #25 Notre Dame L, 5-104/30 at Akron * L, 0-24/30 at Akron * W, 9-75/1 at Ohio * L, 9-10 (8)5/1 at Ohio * L, 1-95/7 at Buffalo * W, 5-35/7 at Buffalo * L, 3-4 (9)5/9 at Kent State * L, 0-85/9 at Kent State * W, 3-05/12 vs. Kent State & L, 0-85/13 vs. Oho & L, 1-4 % Sunshine State Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)# Red and Black Classic (Athens, Ga.)$ Buzz Classic (Woodstock, Ga.)& MAC Tournament (Firestone Stadium-Akron, Ohio)


2/11 vs Louisiana Tech% L, 1-42/11 at. #19 LSU % L, 0-52/12 at. #19 LSU % L, 0-62/12 vs Louisiana Tech % L, 4-52/13 vs. Purdue % L, 0-22/25 vs. Mississippi State # L, 2-32/25 vs. Georgia State # W, 4-32/26 vs. Mercer # L, 0-132/26 at. Kennesaw State # L, 1-32/27 vs. Ball State # L, 6-93/7 at. Western Kentucky W, 6-33/8 at Middle Tennessee St L, 5-73/11 vs. Penn State$ L, 0-83/11 at Georgia Tech $ L, 0-103/12 vs Belmont $ W, 4-23/12 vs Georgia State $ W, 9-33/30 Michigan L, 2-44/1 KEnt statE * l, 1-104/1 KEnt statE * l, 2-34/2 BUffalo l, 0-34/2 BUffalo l, 1-94/8 at Eastern Michigan * L,0-14/8 at Eastern Michigan * l,1-44/9 at Central Michigan* L, 3-74/9 at Central Michigan* L, 2-104/12 at Notre Dame L, 2-104/12 at Notre Dame L, 5-84/17 at Toledo * L, 4-64/17 at Toledo * W, 10-24/20 DEtroit w, 14-04/20 DEtroit w, 8-34/22 at Northern Illinois * L, 3-44/23 at Western Michigan * L, 0-74/23 at Western Michigan * L, 4-54/26 ipfw L, 2-124/26 ipfw L, 4-54/29 miami * l, 1-54/29 miami * l, 0-14/30 Ball statE * w, 7-65/1 Ball statE * w, 5-45/6 ohio* l, 2-45/6 ohio* w, 4-15/7 aKron * w, 3-25/8 aKron * w, 7-3% LSU Tiger Classic (Baton Rouge, La.)# Phyllis Rafter Memorial (Kennessaw, Ga.)$ Buckhead Classic (Atlanta, Ga.)& MAC Tournament (Firestone Stadium-Akron, Ohio)for all sEasons:* MAC Game() extra-inning or run-rule game


2/10 vs Wright State% W, 13-12/10 at Auburn % L, 2-102/11 vs. Alabama State % W, 6-02/25 vs. Indiana State # L, 3-42/25 at. WKU# L,1-52/26 vs. Morehead State # W, 6-32/26 vs. Murray State # W, 6-43/2 vs. St. Francis $ W, 1-03/2 vs. Quinnipiac $ L, 4-73/3 vs. Bethune Cookman$ W, 8-63/3 vs. Florida Gulf Coast $ L, 1-63/4 vs. St. Francis $ W, 4-23/9 at. Winthrop^ L, 8-93/9 vs. Campbell^ W, 4-03/10 vs. Gardner Webb^ W, 8-03/10 vs. Albany^ W, 3-23/11 vs. St. John’s^ L, 3-2 3/16 at. George Mason@ W, 5-13/17 vs. Cornell@ W, 7-03/17 vs. Albany@ L, 0-23/18 vs. Albany@ W, 1-03/18 vs. George Mason@ W, 1-03/21 at IPFW L,1-33/21 at IPFW W,3-03/28 at Michigan L, 2-123/30 at Ohio* W, 4-23/30 at Ohio* L, 1-33/31 at Akron* W, 4-04/1 at Akron* W, 7-64/4 vs. valpo l, 0-44/4 vs. valpo l, 0-54/6 at Kent State* W, 4-24/6 at Kent State* L,1-34/7 at Buffalo* W, 3-14/8 at Buffalo* W, 8-44/11 vs. DEtroit w, 6-44/11 vs. DEtroit l, 1-34/13 vs EastErn michiGan* w, 6-14/13 vs. EastErn michiGan* w, 7-14/14 vs. cEntral michiGan* w, 3-24/15 vs. cEntral michiGan* l, 2-34/18 at. Eastern Kentucky W, 5-24/18 at Eastern Kentucky W, 6-14/21 at Toledo* W, 7-14/22 at Toledo* W, 3-14/23 vs. oaKlanD w, 5-04/23 vs. oaKlanD w, 5-04/27 vs. wEstErn michiGan* w, 4-04/27 vs. wEstErn michiGan* w, 2-15/4 at Miami* L, 2-35/4 at Miami* W, 3-15/5 at Ball State* L, 0-65/5 at Ball State* L, 5-85/9 vs. Central Michigan& L, 1-25/10 vs. Toledo& W, 5-05/11 vs. Ball State& L, 2-3

% Tiger invite (Auburn, Ala.)# Hilltopper Classic (Bowling Green, Ky.)$ Under Armour invite (Clearwater, Fla.)^ Adidas invite (Rock Hill S.C.)@ Cheery Blossom Classic (Fairfax, va.)& MAC Tournament (Firestone Stadium-Akron, Ohio)for all sEasons:* MAC Game() extra-inning or run-rule game



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201327-24 OveRALL, 9-13 MAC (T4TH in eAST)

2/15 George Washington % W, 1-02/16 George Mason% Cancelled2/16 Winthrop % Cancelled2/17 Samford% Cancelled2/13 vs Youngstown State# W, 1-02/23 at Kennesaw State# L, 0-52/24 vs Jacksonville State# L, 7-122/24 vs Campbell# W, 4-33/2 vs Morehead State$ Cancelled3/2 at East Tennessee State$ Cancelled3/3 vs Morehead State$ Cancelled3/3 at East Tennessee State$ Cencelled3/4 at East Tennessee State$ (DH) L, 1-3, W, 8-63/5 at Eastern Kentucky (DH) Cancelled3/6 at Western Kentucky (DH) L 1-3, W 8-63/8 at Evansville (DH) L 2-3, W 7-63/9 vs Southeast Missouri @ W, 4-13/9 vs Murray State @ W, 1-03/10 vs Murray State @ L, 4-63/10 vs Southeast Missouri @ L, 1-43/16 at Dayton (DH) W 3-0, W 5-33/19 oakland (Dh) cancelled3/22 at Wright State (DH) W 2-0, W 2-13/27 at Michigan L, 1-93/29 Ball state* (Dh) l 1-4, l 1-33/30 miami *(Dh) l 2-3, w 5-14/2 at Detroit Mercy W 12-3, W 9-14/5 akron* (Dh) w 3-0, w 2-04/6 ohio* l, 1-54/7 ohio* w, 3-24/9 at Valparaiso (DH) W 6-3, W 5-04/12 Buffalo* (Dh) l 0-2, w 2-14/14 Kent state* (Dh) l 0-1, l 1-54/19 at Central Michigan* L 2-4, L 0-54/20 at Eastern Michigan* W, 4-04/21 at Eastern Michigan* W, 6-14/23 ipfw l 4-6, w 7-14/27 toledo* l, 1-34/28 toledo* w, 1-05/3 at Western Michigan* W 2-0, L 3-45/4 at Northern Illinois* L, 0-35/5 at Northern Illinois* L, 4-55/8 vs Ohio & W, 2-05/8 vs Central Michigan & L, 0-85/9 vs Toledo & L, 4-7

% USC Upstate Spartan invitational (Spartanburg, S.C)# Phyllis Rafter Memorial (Kennesaw, GA)$ Buccaneer Challenge (Johnson City, Tenn.)@ evansville Tournaments& MAC Tournament (Firestone Stadium-Akron, Ohio)

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coach Yrs. overall macLeigh Ross 8 237-198-2 (.546) 114-72 (.613)Shannon Salsburg 7 153-176 (.465) 75-73 (.506)Jacquie Joseph 5 136-123 (.525) 78-71 (.523)Gail Davenport 5 119-133-4 (.473) 53-39 (.576)Rachel Miller-Reif 5 104-160-1 (.394) 71-84 (.458)Sandy Haines 3 57-45-3 (.557) 3-2-1 (.583)Kathy Bole 2 16-28 (.364) ––––– *Ranked by overall wins

YEar-BY-YEar rEcorDs Year overall pct. mac pct. mac finish Kathy Bole 1979 6-13 .316 1980 10-15 .400

sandy haines 1981 15-13 .536 1982 ^ 28-19-1 .594 1983 14-13-2 .517 3-2-1 .583 Fourth #

Gail Davenport 1984 11-32 .256 2-8 .200 Fifth 1985 24-25-2 .490 10-8 .556 T-Third 1986 28-21-1 .570 10-6 .625 T-Second 1987 21-22 .488 7-9 .438 Sixth 1988 ^ 35-23-1 .602 24-8 .750 FIRST

Jacquie Joseph 1989 21-35 .375 12-18 .400 Sixth 1990 19-32 .373 10-17 .370 Seventh 1991 25-32 .439 11-17 .393 Seventh 1992 37-16 .698 19-10 .655 Second 1993 ^ 34-18 .654 26-9 .743 FIRST

rachel miller-reif 1994 21-28 .429 16-14 .533 Fourth 1995 25-33 .431 16-17 .485 Seventh 1996 16-34 .320 11-21 .344 T-Eighth 1997 19-27 .413 13-19 .406 Eighth 1998 23-38-1 .379 15-13 .536 Third #

leigh ross 1999 21-27 .438 15-11 .577 Second # 2000 33-18 .647 13-7 .650 T-FIRST # 2001 35-19 .648 19-5 .792 FIRST # 2002 22-25-1 .469 11-13 .458 T-Third # 2003 26-26-1 .500 15-9 .625 Fourth $ 2004 ^ 34-30 .531 13-11 .542 Third $ 2005 29-30 .492 12-10 .545 Third $ 2006 37-23 .617 16-6 .727 Second #

shannon salsburg 2007 33-12 .733 14-6 .700 Second # 2008 19-24 .442 14-5 .737 Second # 2009 13-33 .283 8-14 .364 Fifth # 2010 13-29 .310 9-13 .409 T-Fourth # 2011 12-32 .273 6-15 .286 Sixth# 2012 36-22 .620 15-7 .681 Second# 2013 27-24 .529 9-13 .409 Fourth # # East Division finish $ West Division finish ^ NCAA appearance

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