Fmu sbguide14

Francis Marion University Softball

Patriots

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FMU FACTS

Location ............................................. Florence, SC 29502-0547Address .............................................................. PO Box 100547Founded .............................................................................. 1970Enrollment .......................................................................... 4,093President ............................................................. Dr. Fred CarterAthletic Affiliation ................................................ NCAA Division IIConference Affiliation ............................. Peach Belt ConferenceNickname ........................................................................ PatriotsColors ............................................................... Red, White, BlueHome Field .... FMU Softball Stadium (cap. 500) 190 / 220 / 190Athletic Director .................................................... Murray HartzlerSenior Women’s Administrator................................... Stacey ValleeTrainers ..... Reghan Boehmke, Joe Cauble, Andrea RubalcabaCompliance Officer ............................................ Ashleigh CombsFaculty Athletic Representative ........................... Dr. Allen ClaboAthletic Office ......Phone (843) 661-1240......Fax (843) 661-4645Head Softball Coach ............................................. Stacey Vallee Telephone........ Office (843) 661-1238 Cell (843) 230-4076Softball E-mail Address ............................ [email protected] Coaches .............................................. Leslie Hensley

Telephone...Office (843) 661-4623E-Mail:........................................................... [email protected] Information Director ......................... Michael G. Hawkins

Telephone .... Office (843) 661-1222 Home (843) 665-9248SID Intern............ Jonathan Davidson ([email protected])Sports Information FAX Number ........................ (843) 661-4645SID E-Mail Address ............................. [email protected] Website Address..................................www.fmarion.eduUniversity Athletic Website Address ........... www.fmupatriots.com

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL GUIDE INFORMATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quick Facts 12014 Schedule 22014 Team Roster 32014 Team Outlook 4Coaching Staff 5-6Support Staff 7Player Profiles 8-152013 Statistics 162013 Game Results 17Peach Belt Conference Information 182013 PBC Standings 18New FMU Softball Stadium 19Program Highlights 20All-Time Series Records 21Year-By-Year Team Records 22Team Records 23-24

Francis Marion University placed 89student athletes, including eight

softball players, on last year’s Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale during the academic year), 48 percent of all our student athletes. FMU also

placed 9113 student athletes (14 softball players) on its own Fall 2013 Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll.

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Date Opponent Time SiteFeb. 4 Tue. Belmont Abbey College (DH) 3:00 FLORENCEFeb. 7-9 UNC Pembroke Spring Tournament Pembroke, NCFeb. 7 Fri. vs Barton College 4:30Feb. 7 Fri. vs Concord College 6:30Feb. 8 Sat. vs Kutztown University 12:30Feb. 8 Sat. vs Concord College 2:30Feb. 13 Thu. Wingate University (DH) 3:00 FLORENCEFeb. 15 Sat. at Erskine College (DH) 1:00 Due West, SCFeb. 16 Sun. at Pfeiffer University (DH) 1:00 Misenheimer, NCFeb. 19 Wed. Newberry College (DH) 3:00 FLORENCEFeb. 22 Sat. Mars Hill College (DH) # 1:00 FLORENCEFeb. 26 Wed. at Mount Olive College (DH) 2:00 Mt. Olive, NCMar. 5 Wed. at North Greenville University (DH) 2:00 Tigerville, SCMar. 8-9 at Saint Leo Softball Spring Invitational Saint Leo, FLMar. 8 Sat. vs Nova Southeastern University 9:00 amMar. 8 Sat. vs Nova Southeastern University 3:45Mar. 9 Sun. vs Palm Beach Atlantic University 1:30Mar. 9 Sun. at Saint Leo University 3:45Mar. 12 Wed. at Lenoir-Rhyne University (DH) 2:00 Hickory, NCMar. 15 Sat. at Ga. Southwestern State Univ. (DH) * 12:00 Americus, GAMar. 16 Sun. at Columbus State University (DH) * 12:00 Columbus, GAMar. 18 Tue. Limestone College (DH) 4:00 FLORENCEMar. 22 Sat. GRU Augusta (DH) * 1:00 FLORENCEMar. 23 Sun. Georgia College (DH) * 1:00 FLORENCEMar. 29 Sat. at University of North Georgia (DH) * 12:00 Dahlonega, GAMar. 30 Sun. at Young Harris College (DH) * 12:00 Young Harris, GAApr. 2 Wed. UNC Pembroke (DH) * 4:00 FLORENCEApr. 5 Sat. at Lander University (DH) * 2:00 Greenwood, SCApr. 6 Sun. at USC Aiken (DH) * 12:00 Aiken, SCApr. 10 Thu. Tusculum College (DH) 4:00 FLORENCEApr. 12 Sat. Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (DH) * 2:00 FLORENCEApr. 13 Sun. Flagler College (DH) * ^ 12:00 FLORENCEApr. 18-19 PBC Tournament TBA FLORENCE

* Peach Belt Conference Game^ Senior Day

# Homecoming

2014 FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

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2014 FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. B/T Class Hometown (High School)

1 Lindsey Brown SS-2B R/R Sr. 5-4 Concord, NC (Central Cabarrus HS)

2 Briana Barzola OF L/R Fr. 5-7 West Linn, OR (West Linn HS)

3 Taylor Luff RHP B/R Sr. 5-8 Bonneau, SC (Berkeley HS)

4 Jessie Sims OF-2B L/R So. 5-0 Florence, SC (South Florence HS)

5 Mikala Barnhart OF L/R Fr. 5-2 Virginia Beach, VA (Kellam HS)

6 Kristen English 2B R/R So. 5-4 Clio, SC (Marlboro Academy)

10 Danielle Myers C R/R Fr. 5-3 Benson, NC (West Johnson HS)

11 Baily Garin RHP-1B R/R Fr. 6-0 Virginia Beach, VA (Kellam HS)

12 Taylor (TJ) Fain OF R/R Jr. 5-2 Concord, NC (Central Cabarrus HS)

13 Megan Smith OF R/R Sr. 5-8 Dundalk, MD (Eastern Tech HS)

14 Shelby Mathews 3B-RHP R/R Jr. 5-6 Clermont, FL (South Lake HS)

16 Kristie Hanewinckel 2B-SS R/R Sr. 5-3 Dunnellon, FL (Dunnellon HS)

17 Katie Carnes RHP R/R Jr. 5-8 Pageland, SC (Central HS)

18 Chessie Miller UT R/R So. 5-7 Little Rock, SC (Lake View HS)

19 Olivia Zielinski OF R/R Sr. 5-7 Greenville, SC (JL Mann HS)

20 Ashley Burney 1B-3B R/R Jr. 5-9 Palatka, FL (Palatka HS)

22 Taylor Barrineau C-1B R/R So. 5-9 Monroe, NC (Piedmont HS)

HEAD COACH: Stacey Vallee ASSISTANT: Leslie Hensley AD: Murray HartzlerATHLETIC TRAINER: Andrea Rubalcaba SID: Michael G. Hawkins, Jonathan Davidson (intern)

PRONOUNCIATIONS: #2 BREE-on-a BAR-zoe-la ; #5 Mic-KAY-la ; #16 HANE-wink-el ; #18 CHESS-ee ; #19 ZA-len-ski ; #22 BARE-in-oh

The Francis Marion University softball teamis set to open the 2014 season Tuesdayafternoon (Feb. 4) with a doubleheaderagainst Belmont Abbey College at theFMU Softball Stadium. First pitch is setfor 3 p.m.

Admission for the twinbill will be $8 foradults and $5 for students. FMU studentswill be admitted free with identification andappropriate Swamp Fox Club passes willbe honored.

The Patriots return eight letterwinners, in-cluding four position starters, the desig-nated hitter, and two pitchers, from the2013 squad that finished 25-26.“I think the key for this season is that our

pitchers have to stay on top,” said headcoach Stacey Vallee. “Taylor (Luff) andKatie (Carnes) have been working togetheras a pitching staff, and our hitters need tocome through behind them. Pitching willbe our biggest strength based off pastexperience. Hitting and defense may bejust as strong this year, but I know thatour pitching will be solid.”

In the circle, the Patriots will be led byLuff, a senior right-hander who was an All-Region and All-Peach Belt Conferenceselection last season. She finished with a14-14 record, while compiling a 1.58earned run average with 251 strikeouts, aPatriots’ single-season record. Also return-ing for the Patriots will be Carnes, a juniorrighty who missed the majority of the 2013season with a medical condition. Carneswas 5-1 in 11 appearances last year witha 1.40 ERA and 25 strikeouts.

“Taylor is coming off a big year with theaccolades and the strikeout record. Sheis a very hardworking player and she wantsto win, especially in her senior year. Shehas the ability to lead the team, and herdevelopment has gone extremely well.

“Katie is coming off an injury, but we arestill working with her development, and shehas responded nicely.”

Leading the position returnees is a groupof upperclassmen in senior shortstopLindsey Brown, senior outfielders MeganSmith and Olivia Zielinski, and senior sec-

2014 SEASON OUTLOOK

Pitching to lead Patriots in 2014

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ond baseman Kristie Hanewinckel.Hanewinckel batted .237 with 11 RBIs,and also led all of NCAA Division II insacrifice bunts per game (0.47).

Brown has appeared in 134 career gameswith 126 starts, while Zielinski has playedin 103 contests and is a three-time NFCAAll-America Scholar Athlete.

Luff also made her presence known atthe plate last season doubling as thedesignated hitter. She tallied a .302 bat-ting average with a team-high 52 hits, 31runs scored, and six stolen bases.

FMU has brought in nine newcomers whowill be looked upon to make an immedi-ate impact. Among those expected tocrack the opening-day starting lineup isjunior first baseman Ashley Burney, jun-ior third baseman Shelby Mathews andfreshman catcher Danielle Myers.

Burney is one of three junior collegetransfers to join the Patriots this season,and comes to Florence via the StateCollege of Florida. Last season, shecompiled a batting average of .343 whileleading her team in RBIs (44), doubles(nine), home runs (10), and slugging per-centage (.615). Matthews is a transferfrom the College of Central Florida whereshe hit .235 in 2013 with 21 runs scored,nine doubles, five home runs, and 28RBIs. Myers was a three-yearletterwinner at West Johnson HighSchool where she hit .485 with 10 homeruns with a .614 on-base percentage asa junior.

2014 PBC SoftballPreseason Coaches’ Poll

1. Armstrong (9) 1092. North Georgia (1) 983. Columbus State 914. Georgia College (1) 775. Flagler 746. Francis Marion 617. USC Aiken 598. Lander 409. Ga. Southwestern 3610. Georgia Regents 3111. Young Harris 2912. UNC Pembroke 20

“We have two junior transfers that will dovery well for us this year in Ashley andShelby,” Vallee said. “Both of them hadgood careers at the junior college level,and we are expecting that to carry overhere for us. Shelby will do great at third.She has been called the vacuum on de-fense, and all the girls have been im-pressed with her skills. Burney is a goodfirst baseman that brings a lot of inten-sity on the field.

“We also have a freshman (DanielleMyers) who we will look to do a good jobbehind the plate, and on the other sideas a hitter. She has a small frame, buthas a lot of pop in her bat. All of the otherfreshmen are also surprising us each dayin practice and during scrimmages.”

Francis Marion’s 52-game slate includes11 home doubleheaders and two in-sea-son tournaments on the road in Pem-broke, N.C., and Saint Leo, Fla. ThePatriots will play 22 of their first 30 gameson the road, before finishing the seasonwith 14 of the final 22 games at home.Francis Marion will also serve as the hostfor the 2014 Peach Belt Conference Tour-nament, April 18-19 on the FMU cam-pus.

Vallee is entering her 10th season ashead coach for the Patriots. She hascompiled a 284-164-1 record in her firstnine seasons on the Patriot bench, in-cluding six 30-win campaigns and twoNCAA Tournament appearances.

Last season the Patriot program recordedits 1,000th all time win and it owns a.615 all time winning percentage in 35seasons.

“We are excited about getting back outon the field again. Hopefully the weatherstarts cooperating, and we get to getback out and play in this awesome facil-ity that we have. I know it feels like it’sbeen here for a while, but it’s only thesecond year. It’s very exciting to play andwork at a place like this.”

The Patriots were picked to finish sixthin the race for the 2014 PBC Champion-ship according to the annual pre-seasoncoaches poll.

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Stacey Johnson Vallee’s Coaching ResumeYears Title (Head Coach) School2000 Player / Head Coach Pulheim (Germany) Gophers2000 Assistant Coach Florissant Valley Community College2001-04 Assistant Coach Saint Leo University2005-14 Head Coach Francis Marion University

Stacey Vallee is entering her10th season as head coachfor the Patriot women's soft-ball program. She has com-piled a 284-164-1 record inher first nine seasons at FMU,including six 30-win cam-paigns and two NCAA Tour-nament appearances.

Vallee is entering her secondyear of a two-year stint on the

NFCA Division II Top 25 poll committee. She previously servedas a committee member for four years from 2005 to 2009.

This past season, the first full season in the state-of-the-artFMU Softball Stadium, the Patriots posted a 25-26 mark. Nineof the team's losses were by one run, and the squad compileda 3-4 record against nationally ranked opponents.

In 2012, Francis Marion registered a 31-20 mark, the program’stwelfth 30-win campaign in the previous 15 seasons. Two Pa-triots earned All-Peach Belt Conference recognition, three werenamed to the PBC All-Academic Team, and two were selectedto the Capital One Academic All-District III Team.

Francis Marion compiled a 36-16 record in 2010 and earnedthe program’s second NCAA Division II National Tournamentinvitation in three seasons. The Patriots advanced to the cham-pionship game of both the PBC Tournament and the NCAADahlonega Southeast Regional. The Patriots ranked 45th inDivision II in winning percentage (.692), 57th in fielding per-centage (.962), 67th in earned run average (2.63), 77th in scor-ing (5.08 runs per game), and 83rd in batting average (.301).

In 2009, Francis Marion ended the season with a 32-19 record,and narrowly missed earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Tour-nament. The Patriots were ranked in four cartegories in thefinal Division II statistical report: 33rd in earned run average(1.97), 63rd in winning percentage (.627), 81st in batting aver-age (.293), and 98th in scoring (4.67 runs per game).

In 2008, Vallee guided the Patriots to their most successfulseason since the program moved from NAIA affiliation to NCAADivision II membership. Francis Marion ended the seasonranked fifth in the final NFCA Top 25 poll with a 39-16 record,the third-highest win total in team history. The Patriots earnedtheir first-ever bid to the NCAA Division II national tournament,won the South Atlantic Regional, and advanced to the DivisionII national finals (Elite Eight) in Houston, Texas. The seasonalso featured the program's first-ever appearance on national

television (CBS College Sports).

In 2007, she directed FMU to a 34-16 record and a tie for fifth-place in the PBC regular-season standings. For a third timein three years, the Patriots narrowly missed earning a bid tothe Division II Tournament. The Patriots ended the 2006 yearwith a 27-16 record, was sixth during the PBC regular sea-son, and was ranked eighth in the South Atlantic Region poll.

During a successful first season (2005) at FMU, she guidedthe Patriots to a 36-14 record and a fifth-place finish duringthe Peach Belt regular season. The 36 wins was at that timethe fourth-most in the program's history. Six of the Patriots'10 losses were by one run. The 2005 team spent three weeksranked in the NFCA Top 25 poll, reaching as high as the 10thposition. Francis Marion was ranked in the top 20 nationallyfor three statistical categories at the end of the season, andwas 27th in won-loss percentage.

Her nine FMU teams have produced 20 All-Conference selec-tions, 12 All-Region selections, two NFCA All-America selec-tions, and the 57 NFCA All-America Scholar-Athletes. Her2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 squads each earned All-Academic Team honors from the NFCA. In 2007 the Patriotsranked 10th among Division II programs (and 22nd among allfour-year schools) with a 3.470 cumulative grade-point aver-age; in 2008 ranked 14th in Division II with a 3.36 GPA, and in2009 ranked 24th in Division II with a 3.329 GPA.

Vallee came to Francis Marion in 2004 from Saint Leo Univer-sity, a member of the NCAA Division II Sunshine State Con-ference, where she spent four seasons as an assistant coach.The Lions were 135-88 in her four years, including a nationaltournament appearance in 2002. She also served as theuniversity's assistant trainer and taught as an instructor dur-ing the 2003-04 year, and worked as an assistant strengthand conditioning coach for two seasons. A native of St. Louis,Mo., Vallee was as an assistant coach at Florissant ValleyCommunity College during the fall of 2000, after having servedas player/head coach of the Pulheim Gophers during the springand summer of 2000.

A 1999 graduate of Barry University with a B.S. degree insports medicine and athletic training, she was a four-yearstarter at third base. She helped lead the Buccaneers to theNCAA Division II national tournament each of her four years,including a second-place finish in 1998. She ended her ca-reer third on the school's games played list.

She was married during the summer of 2006, and she gavebirth to her first child (Ryker) during the 2008 season. Sheand her husband Greg have sinced added a daughter (Moxie).

Vallee is a member of the National Fastpitch Coaches Asso-ciation, the National Strength and Conditioning Associa-tion, the National Council on Strength and Fitness, andthe National Athletic Trainers Association. She is a certi-fied strength and conditioning specialist, a certified per-sonal trainer, and a certified athletic trainer. She partici-pated as a panel member at the third-annual Women inAthletics Seminar, hosted by the Peach Belt Conferencein Augusta, Ga., on Sept. 21, 2010.

HEAD COACH -

Stacey Vallee

Leslie Hensley enters her first season as an assistant coach on the Francis Marion Universitysoftball staff. Her duties will include arrangement of team travel itinerary, community service, teampromotions, camps, and recruiting, as well as working with the infielders.

Hensley, a native of Cheraw, S.C., joins the Patriot coaching staff after spending last season as anassistant coach at Southern Wesleyan University where she worked primarily with pitchers andcatchers.

Prior to coaching, Hensley was a four-year letterwinner on the Presbyterian College softball teamwhere she pitched and played first base. Her NCAA Division I pitching career saw Hensley accumu-late 204 strikeouts and an ERA of 2.54. She brings a wealth of experience from the mound havingpitched 646.3 innings, while gathering 49 collegiate wins. Hensley was a three-time recipient of theBig South Conference Player of the Week award, and was a first-team All-Conference selection in2011 as well as an All-Academic selection.

A 2008 graduate of Cheraw High School, she was a four-time All-State prep performer. Hensleyearned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with minors in Physical Education, Athletic Coachingand Biology at Presbyterian College.

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FMU ASSISTANT COACH

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Leslie Hensley

Jessica Vetock Quick Facts

Personal Information

Hometown: Pasadena, Md.High School: Institute of Notre DameCollege: Univ. of Maryland Baltimore County, 2010(B.A. degree in American Studies with an emphasis inMedia and Communications)Family Status: Single

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Brandon HeembrockEquipment Mgr.

Stacey ValleeSr. Women’s Adm.

Michael G. HawkinsSports Info.Director

Leslie HensleyCheerleading Advisor

Murray HartzlerAthletic Director

Jo Retha EvansSr. Admin. Asst.

Joe CaubleAthletic Trainer

Ashleigh CombsCompliance Director

Reghan BoobHead AthleticTrainer

FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SUPPORT STAFF

Dr. Allen ClaboF.A.R.

Jonathan DavidsonSID Intern

Andrea RubalcabaAthletic Trainer

Devin RobelAthl. Admin. Intern

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MEET THE 2014 PATRIOTS

LINDSEY BROWNSS-2B, R/R, 5’4”, Sr., Concord, N.C.

FMU: Three-year returning starter....Experienced veteran (126 starts)....Started all but onegame in 2013....3 multi-hit games....Reached base as lead-off batter 32% of the time....Startedall 51 games in 2012....6-game hitting streak....9 multi-hit games....OPS of .719....Reachedbase 36.7% of time when leading off....Made 25 starts as a frosh....Contact hitter....Has somespeed....Very aggressive, intelligent player....Looking for big things from her.....FMU SwampFox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).....PERSONAL: Born Lindsey Carol Brown inConcord, NC....Graduated from Central Cabarrus High School and played for coach DougBuckwell.....SPC Player of the Year....As a senior, batted .436 with 11 RBIs, 11-12 SBs andhelped Vikings to a 19-8 record and second round of 3A playoffs....2-time All-State and All-District....3-time All-Conference....Miss Central Cabarrus HS and runner-up MissHomecoming....Batted .436 as a junior with 22 SBs....Fellowship of Christian Athletes, stu-dent council, National Technical Honor Society, Healthy Cabarrus County Tenn TaskForce....Also played for Carolina Curve.....Hobbies: Mentoring youth (softball camps,cheerleading camps, etc.)....Nickname is Brownie.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a childwhat you wanted to be when you grew up: Mailman....Favorite Athlete: Chipper Jones....FavoriteSports Team: Atlanta Braves....Favorite Movie: Stick it....Favorite TV Show: Pretty LittleLiars....Favorite Food: Pasta....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Baseball....Favorite Website(outside social media): Wanelo....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....What Music is on YouriPOD: Everything....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Hangingout with my friends/teammates....Goals for Upcoming Season: Finish top in conference, go toregionals, be the best team we have ever been....Hobbies: Watching movies ....InterestingNotes: In high school, was All-Conference 3 of 4 years and All-District and All-State twice; wasalso SPC All-Conference Player of the Year as a senior; my Brother married an Earnhardt (asin Dale Earnhardt)....Brush With Greatness: My brother is the closest thing to greatness Ihave encountered. He is an amazing man that I have always looked up to. He played baseballthrough four years of college and achieved great things. He now has an amazing wife that I amhonored to call my sister in law and he is starting an amazing life with her. I only hope I can bejust as successful and happy as he is.....MAJOR: Sociology.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2013 50-50 133 9 21 6 0 0 5 .158 6-9 .8722012 51-51 133 22 38 4 0 2 12 .286 6-9 .8722011 33-25 75 11 14 2 1 1 9 .187 1-3 .905Totals 134-126 341 42 73 12 1 3 26 .214 13-21 .877

BRIANA BARZOLAOF, L/R, 5’7”, Fr., West Linn, Ore.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Signed during 2012 early signing period....Adds speed toboth offense and defense.....Has a great ability to get on base.....A great student that willcontinue the tradition of academic success in our program....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Aca-demic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).....PERSIONAL: Born Briana Rishell Barzola in San Jose, Calif.....Agraduate of West Linn High School, where she played under the direction of head coach JamieLeveque.....In 2012, batted .356 with 29 runs scored, three doubles, a homer, seven runsbatted in, a .417 on-base percentage, and 14 stolen bases in 15 attempts.....Helped WestLinn post a 17-10 mark....Earned 2012 second-team All-State honors.....Named to the All-League Team in 2012, 2011, 2010....Member of West Linn’s National Honor Society.....In 2012summer, played for the Oregon Thunder travel squad and hit .444 with 27 runs scored, fourdoubles, one home run, and 15 runs batted in.....Nickname is Bri....PERSONAL FAVOR-ITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Physical Therapist....FavoriteAthlete: Nicolas Batum....Favorite Sports Team: Portland Trail Blazers....Favorite Movie: Friendswith Benefits....Favorite TV Show: The Real World....Favorite Food: Thai....Favorite Sport Otherthan Your Own: Football....Favorite Website: Twitter....Favorite Social Media Site:Instagram....Twitter Handle: @BriBarzola....What Music is on Your iPOD: Everything....FavoriteThing About FMU: The new softball stadium....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Traveling and beingoutdoors....Goals for Upcoming Season: Work hard to be able to make my mark as a fresh-man, be a leader on and off the field and have fun!....Hobbies: Sports....Interesting Notes: All-State 2011-2013 and 2013 Three Rivers League Player of the Year.....MAJOR: Business.

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TAYLOR LUFFRHP-DH, L/R, 5’8”, Sr., Bonneau, S.C.

FMU: Fourth-year player and two-year returning starter at FMU....Team's top hurler in2013....2013 Team MVP....NFCA 2013 All-Region Team (second-team as pitcher/utility)....School-record 251 strikeouts last season....Threw no-hitter at Queens on March 21,2013, for the program's 1000th all-time win....NCAA II rankings: 14th in strikeouts per 7 innings(8.8), 15th in total strikeouts, 24th in ERA (1.58), 27th in fewest hits allowed per 7 innings(4.99), and 27th in shutouts (7).....Allowed opponents a .197 average....At the plate, led teamin runs scored and was second in batting average....11-game hitting streak....16 multi-hitgames....2013 and 2012 second-team All-Conference Team....Led team in pitching appear-ances (26) and strikeouts (135) in 2012....NCAA II rankings: 15th in strikeouts per nine innings(8.9), 27th in fewest hits allowed per nine innings (4.75), 92nd in total strikeouts, and 96th inERA (2.11)....10 complete games, including three shutouts....Tossed three complete-game 1hitters....Played in 13 games as a frosh....Adds versatility to roster ....True utility player....Canalso catch behind the plate....Brings a big stick to the game....Promosing future.....FMU SwampFox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall)....PERSONAL: Born Taylor Marie Luff in MoncksCorner, S.C......Graduated from Berkeley High School, where she played for coaches JesseAbrams and Becky Ellison.....Father played professional basketball and grandfather playedprofessional baseball....Attended same high school as USC starting point guard Bruce Ellington.Nickname is T....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grewup: Vet....Favorite Athlete: Chipper Jones....Favorite Movie: The Notebook....Favorite TV Show:The Walking Dead....Favorite Food: Potatoes....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Tennis....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....What’s on Your iPOD: Everything....FavoriteThing About FMU: The new softball stadium....Hobbies: Anything on the water....Brush WithGreatness: Met Dwayne Wade and the head coach of the Miami Heat. Attended same highschool as USC starting point guard/wide freciever Bruce Ellington.....MAJOR: Psychology

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JESSIE SIMSOF-2B, L/R, 5’0”, So., Florence, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Local product....Transfer from Spartanburg MethodistCollege....Joined the FMU program in January 2014....SMC: Appeared in 31 games as afreshman in 2013 and batted .378 with eight doubles, 12 RBIs, and an on-base percentage of.436...Stole 15 bases in 16 attempts as the Lady Pioneers went 41-15 and won the Region Xregular-season crown with a 20-2 mark.....PERSONAL: Born Jessica Elizabeth Sims in Flo-rence, SC....A graduate of South Florence High School, where she played for coaches BobbyJones and Brooke Flowers....Named All-State as a senior in 2012....Three-time All-Regionselection....Also played tennis....Nickname is Jessie.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a childwhat you wanted to be when you grew up: anesthesiologist....Favorite Athlete: TimTebow....Favorite Sports Team: South Carolina....Favorite Movie: The Lucky One....FavoriteTV Show: The Big Bang Theory....Favorite Food: Steak....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Tennis....Favorite Website (outside social media): Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site:Instagram....What Music is in Your iPOD: Country....Favorite Thing About FMU: It's close tohome....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Hanging out with family and friends....Goals for UpcomingSeason: To become stronger and to succeed on and off the field....Hobbies: Playing sports,hunting, fishing, and being with family....Interesting Notes: Played in the World Cup in theNetherlands with the Queen of Diamonds Association.....MAJOR: Biology.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2013 49-49 172 31 52 1 1 0 4 .302 6-7 .9122012 22-17 36 5 8 2 0 0 3 .222 0-1 .9252011 13-3 17 0 4 0 0 0 3 .235 1-1 .833Totals 84-69 225 36 64 3 1 0 10 .284 7-9 .913

YEAR W-L-S ERA GP-GS CG SHO INN K BB2013 14-14-1 1.58 35-27 23 7 199.0 251 732012 9-8-0 2.13 26-16 10 3 105.1 135 44Totals 23-22-1 1.77 61-43 33 10 304.1 386 117

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KRISTEN ENGLISH2B, R/R, 5’4”, So., Clio, S.C.

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Saw limited action in 2013....Local product....Comes from awinning program....Member of the the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.....PERSONAL: BornKristen Elizabeth English in Bennettsville, S.C.....A product of Marlboro Academy....Two-timeAll-Region and All-State selection in both softball and basketball (2011, 2012)....Helped highschool win 2012 SCISA AA state championship with a school-best 25-4 mark....Three homeruns and 25 runs scored....Earned HSSR All-State honors as a catcher in 2011 as the Dragonswon a then school-record 22 games and captured the SCISA Region 4-AA title....Also a deco-rated volleyball player....Nickname is Krust.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what youwanted to be when you grew up: A famous country music singer....Favorite Athlete: TimTebow....Favorite Sports Teams: Heat, Braves, USC Gamecocks....Favorite Movie: We AreMarshall....Favorite TV Show: Pretty Little Liars....Favorite Food: Taco bell....Favorite SportOther than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Any type of onlineboutique....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....What Music is on Your iPOD: Country, Rap,Pop....Favorite Thing About FMU: The new sports complex....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Horse-back riding....Goals for Upcoming Season: Make a name for myself....Hobbies: Horsebackriding, singing, shopping, crafting, fishing.....MAJOR: Business.

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DANIELLE MYERSC, R/R, 5’3”, Fr., Benson, N.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....A feisty spitfire of a player....Will work behind the plate....Hasa consistant bat and some pop too....Willing to work and learn....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall)....PERSONAL: Born Danielle Alyne Myers in Raleigh, N.C.....Agraduate of West Johnston High School, where she played for coaches Wayne Collins, War-ren Singleton, and Kelly Tudor....3-time WJHS varsity co-captain....Helped team to a FinalFour finish in the 4A division as a senior....4-time McDonalds Player of the Week (3 softball, 1volleyball)....As a junior, hit .485 with 10 HRs and .614 on-base percentage....Threw out 85%of base runners attempting to steal....2-time All-State and All-District....3-time All-Conferenceperformer....School's Offensive Player of the Year as a sophomore....Earned her conference'sSportsmanship Award in 2010....Travel team, JC Clippers, won the 2008 NSA Class A WorldSeries....National Honor Society member....Nickname is D....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As achild what you wanted to be when you grew up: A famous singer....Favorite Athlete: MarianoRivera....Favorite Sports Team: Steelers....Favorite Movie: The Notebook ....Favorite TV Show:Girl Code....Favorite Food: Mac n cheese....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....Favorite Social Media Sites: Twitter and Vine....Twitter Handle: @dani_alynnee017....WhatMusic is on Your iPOD: Country, rap, hip hop....Favorite Thing About FMU: The new athleticcomplex....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Working with the youth at my church....Goals for Up-coming Season: Have a positive role on the team. The team have a successful year in thePBC....Hobbies: Four wheeling, fishing, riding horses....Interesting Notes: Numerous softballhonors; Great grandfather pitched at Wake Forest....MAJOR: Psychology.

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MIKALA BARNHARTOF, L/R, 5’2”, Fr., Virginia Beach, Va.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....One of two Floyd E. Kellam High School products thatsigned with FMU during 2012 early signing period (Garin is the the other)....A slapper....Addsspeed to both offense at the plate and outfield defense....Small of stature, but has some popin her bat....Great academic student.....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013(fall).....PERSONAL: Born Mikala Ann Barnhart in Virginia Beach, Va.....A graduate of FloydE. Kellam High School, where she played for coach T.J. Jones....Teammate of Baily Garin....Asa junior, hit .456 with 21 runs scored and a .547 on-base percentage....2012 honorable men-tion All-State....3-time All-Beach selection....2-time All-Eastern Region pick....Prior to attend-ing Kellam, she also attended First Colonial High School.....Nickname is Mikey....PERSONALFAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Veterinarian....FavoriteAthlete: Bryce Harper....Favorite Sports Team: New York Yankees....Favorite Movie: TheOutsiders....Favorite TV Show: NCIS....Favorite Food: Tacos....Favorite Sport Other Than YourOwn: Baseball....Favorite Website (other than social media): Wanelo....Favorite Social MediaSite: Instagram....What Music is on Your iPOD: from One Direction to The Outfield to HunterHayes to Maroon 5 (everything)....Favorite Thing About FMU: The sports complex....FavoriteOff-Field Activity: Music....Goals for Upcoming Season: Learn all I can....Hobbies:Music...Interesting Notes: Numerous softball honors....Brush With Greatness: Met CaitlynLowe.....MAJOR: Undecided.

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BAILY GARINRHP-1B, R/R, 6’0”, Fr., Virginia Beach, Va.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....One of two Floyd E. Kellam High School products thatsigned with Francis Marion during the 2012 early signing period (Barnhart is the the other)....Apower-hitting first baseman.....One of those kids that just knew from the first moment shewanted to be a Patriot, and we love that....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll2013 (fall).....PERSONAL: Born Baily Ciera Garin in Virginia Beach, Va.....A graduate ofFloyd E. Kellam High School, where she played for coach T.J. Jones....High school teammateof Mikala Barnhart.....As a junior, hit .387.....Was the Knights’ team most valuable player as afreshman....During the 2012 summer travel ball campaign, she batted .397 with 32 RBIs and11 doubles.....Nickname is Donna (That 70's Show).....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a childwhat you wanted to be when you grew up: Chef....Favorite Athlete: Derek Jeter....FavoriteSports Team: Dallas Cowboys....Favorite Movie: The Blindside....Favorite TV Show: PrettyLittle Liars....Favorite Food: Sushi....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....FavoriteWebsite (outside social media): Google....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....TwitterHandle: @baily_garin....What Music is on Your iPOD: Everything ....Favorite Thing AboutFMU: The Campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Going to the beach....Goals for UpcomingSeason: Hit over .500....Hobbies: Shopping and Sleeping.....MAJOR: Sociology.

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TAYLOR (TJ) FAINOF, R/R, 5’2”, Jr., Concord, N.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Transfer from Aiken Technical College....Very fast....Lots ofrange in the outfield and tracks balls well....Has power at the plate....Hard worker....Attendedsame high school as current Patriot shortstop Lindsey Brown....Also attended Stanly Com-munity College (2012)....ATC: Started all 59 games and heled the Knights to a 37-22record....Batted .376 with 10 doubles, three triples, two home runs, 26 RBIs, 12 walks, and 42runs scored....Earned first-team All-Region.....SCC: First-team All-Region.....PERSONAL: BornTaylor Jade Fain in Charlotte, N.C....A graduate of Central Cabarrus High School, where sheplayed under the direction of head coach Doug Buckwell....Three-year letterwinner....Three-time Defensive Player of the Year....Two-time All-Conference selection....Nickname isTJ.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A grownup....Favorite Athlete: My Dad....Favorite Sports Team: Carolina Curve....Favorite Movie:Hitch....Favorite Food: Homemade mac and cheese....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Any Extreme Sports....Favorite Website: Google....What Music is on Your iPOD: AllVariety’s....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Eating lucky charms....Goals for Upcoming Season:Give all I can on the field and in return become a better player/individual...Hobbies: Eat, Sleep,Softball, repeat.....MAJOR: Early Education.

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MEGAN SMITHOF, R/R, 5’8”, Sr., Dundalk, Md.

FMU: Returning starter.....Second on the team in 2013 with two home runs....OPS of.464....Reached base at rate of .387 when leading off an inning....Was injured and received amedical redshirt for the 2012 season at FMU....Transfer from CCBC-Cantonsville....FMU SwampFox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).....CCBCC: 2011 third-team NJCAA All-Americanafter hitting .443 with 27 runs scored, 2 HRs, 22 RBIs, and 11-13 SBs...1st-team NJCAADivision II All-Region XX, All-Maryland JUCO 1st team, 1st-team NFCA All-East Region, Stu-dent-Athlete of the Month for March 2011....As a freshman, hit .450, 42 runs scored, 21RBIs....All-Region XX 2nd-team, All-Maryland JUCO 2nd-team.....PERSONAL: Born MeganNicole Smith in Baltimore, Md.....A graduate of Eastern Tech High School....Hobbies includeshopping and the beach....Nickname is Shmitty.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child whatyou wanted to be when you grew up: Doctor....Favorite Athlete: Nick Markakis....FavoriteSports Team: Baltimore Ravens....Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans....Favorite TV Show:NCIS....Favorite Food: Italian....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Website(outside social media): Shopping sites....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....What Musicis on Your iPOD: All kinds....Favorite Thing About FMU: Softball team....Favorite Off-FieldActivity: Beach....Goals for Upcoming Season: Produce more runs....Hobbies: Anythingfun.....MAJOR: Sociology.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2013 46-39 109 10 16 2 0 2 5 .147 2-3 .773

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KRISTIE HANEWINCKEL2B-SS, R/R, 5’3”, Sr., Dunnellon, Fla.

FMU: Returning starter....Started all 51 games last season....Led NCAA II in sacrifice buntsper game (0.47) and recorded a school-record tying 24 sac bunts....OPS of .639....9 multi-hitgames....Second on the squad in runs scored....Transfer from St. Johns River StateCollege....Also attended Gulf Coast State College (2011)....Brings with her collegiate experi-ence and leadership skills....A talker on the field, which could contribute to our team directionand focus.....Hard worker....Consistent bat....Will make an immediate impact in our middleinfield.....A nice addition to our roster......SJRSC: Batted .253 in 2012 with 10 doubles, onehome run, 11 runs batted in, and 30 runs scored.....GCSC: Hit .259 in 2011 with a pair ofdoubles and a .323 on-base percentage.....PERSONAL: Born Kristie Hanewinckel in BoyntonBeach, Fla....A graduate of Dunnellon High School, where she played for coach KevinFagan....As a senior, batted .315 with a homer and 28 RBIs.....Earned honorable mention All-State honors while helping the Tigers to a 32-1 record, a second straight Florida Class 4Astate championship, and an ESPN RISE national title.....During her junior year, she garneredthird-team All-State accolades and again helped Dunnellon to a 32-1 mark, a state title, and aNo.4 national ranking....Nickname is Van.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what youwanted to be when you grew up: A pro athlete....Favorite Athlete: Drew Brees....Favorite SportsTeam: Florida Gators....Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans....Favorite TV Show:Futurama....Favorite Food: Pasta....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....FavoriteWebsite (outside social media): Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....What Musicis on Your iPOD: Mostly hip-hop and country....Favorite Thing About FMU: New sportscomplex....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Lifting weights....Goals for Upcoming Season: All- Ameri-can and Making it to the College World Series....Hobbies: Working out, sleeping, beach,tanning....Brush With Greatness: High school softball coach played in the NFL and was aSuper Bowl winner.....MAJOR: Business.

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SHELBY MATHEWS3B-RHP, R/R, 5’6”, Jr., Clermont, Fla.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from College of Central Florida....Brings a powerfulbat to the FMU lineup....Has collegiate experience....Adds leadership to the roster....Fantasticdefensive player....Can also pitch....CCF: Honorable mention All-Conference in 2013....Hit .235in 2013 with 21 runs scored, 9 doubles, 5 home runs, 28 RBIs....Started all 57 games in 2012and batted .303 with 18 runs scored, 13 doubles, 3 home runs, and 29 RBIs....Posted a .328on-base percentage....First-team All-Conference 2012....Helped Patriots to a spot in the Mid-Florida Conference Tournament for the first time since 2009.....PERSONAL: Born ShelbyMathews in Orlando, Fla.....Graduate of South Lake High School, where she played for headcoach Sammy Skinner....Second-team All-State in 2010....2011 First-team All-County....Alsolettered in soccer (4 years All-County) and volleyball.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a childwhat you wanted to be when you grew up: A Disney Princess....Favorite Athlete: StaceyNelson....Favorite Sports Teams: Tampa Bay Rays & Arsenal FC....Favorite Movie: Breakfastat Tiffany's....Favorite TV Show: Property Brothers....Favorite Food: Sushi....Favorite SportOther than Your Own: Soccer....Favorite Website (outside social media): Wanelo....FavoriteSocial Media Site: Instagram....Twitter Handle: @S_Mathews....What Music is on Your iPOD:Everything....Favorite Thing About FMU: The Griffin Athletic Complex....Favorite Off-Field Ac-tivity: Shopping....Goals for Upcoming Season: Become better each day and help lead ourteam to success....Hobbies: Reading, politics & painting my nails....Interesting Notes: I let-tered in three sports in high school; volleyball, soccer & softball....Any Brush With Great-ness?: While working at Disney, I met Neil Patrick Harris & his partner, David Burtka.....MAJOR:Accounting.

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CHESSIE MILLERUT, R/R, 5’7”, So., Little Rock, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Walk-on to the Patriot program....Local product....Transferfrom the University of South Carolina....Also attended Columbia College....FMU Swamp FoxAthletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).....PERSONAL: Born Chessie Ann Miller in Flo-rence, S.C.....A product of Lake View High School, where she played under the direction ofherad coach Chad Higgins....Played on 1A State championship softball squad....3-time All-State performer....1A State Player of the Year as a freshman....Holds school career recordsfor hits, runs, and runs batted in....Also lettered in volleyball, basketball, andcheerleading.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grewup: A professional softball player....Favorite Athlete: Chipper Jones....Favorite Sports Team:Atlanta Braves....Favorite Movie: Pitch Perfect ....Favorite TV Show: Grey's Anatomy....FavoriteFood: Pizza....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Volleyball....Favorite Website (outsidesocial media): Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....What Music is in Your iPOD:Everything....Favorite Thing About FMU: Being part of the softball team and the new sportscomplex....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Riding jet skis....Goals for Upcoming Season: To winregion and go to the College World Series....Hobbies: Shopping....Interesting Notes: All-State08,09,10,11 All-Region 08,09,10,11, 2008 Softball 1A Player of the Year, 2007 1A softballstate champions.....MAJOR: Middle School Education.

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KATIE CARNESRHP, R/R, 5’8”, Jr., Pageland, S.C.

FMU: Two-year returning letterwinner....15 wins in her first two years....WHIP of 1.36....Missedmuch of 2013 season with a medical condition....In that limited time, led team with a 1.40ERA....Strong arm.....Made an immediate impact as a freshman....PBC Freshman of the Weekonce in 2012....Also led 2012 team with 1.99 ERA....20 appearances with 14 starts....10-5record with one save....Nearly one strikeout per inning pitched....Tossed no-hitter vs FairmontState on March 10, 2012....Second on the team in wins.....Allowed a batting average againstof only .202....Ranked 51st nationally in NCAA II for fewest hits allowed per nine innings(5.31)....Also batted .236 with 6 RBIs in 50 plate appearances....Highly recruited localathlete....Organized a youth softball tournament in the summer of 2013 to benefit the WoundedWarrior Project. Will also run an 18K race in November 2013 to benefit the samecause....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2013-14....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).....PERSONAL: Born Katharine Rachel Carnes in Mecklenburg,N.C....Attended Central High School and played for head coach Kevin Thurman....6-yearletterwinner....Holds the Lady Eagles’ career records for pitching wins (96-36 record), strikeouts(1,259) and HRs (19) at the plate.....Finished career with .415 batting average, 155 RBIs, and1.32 ERA....2011, 2010 Class AA All-State....2011 Class AA Player of the Year by both the SCCoaches Association and the SC High School Sports Report after leading Central to a 32-3record and the state title.....2011 All-Region.....28-2 pitching mark as a senior....2011 North-South All-Star Games.....Also played for the Carolina Curve club squad that captured the 201018U ASA Southern National A Division championship.....Hobbies include reading andtraveling....Nickname is Katie.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to bewhen you grew up: Doctor....Favorite Athlete: Josh Hamilton....Favorite Sports Team: RedSox....Favorite Movie: Act of Valor....Favorite TV Show: Criminal Minds....Favorite Food:Pizza....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Boxing....Favorite Website (outside social me-dia): Amazon....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter ....What Music is on Your iPOD: ClassicRock....Favorite Thing About FMU: The People ....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Hunting ....Goalsfor Upcoming Season: Win Conference ....Hobbies: Hunting, Reading, ArcheryShooting....MAJOR: Spanish.

YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2013 10-7 16 0 3 0 0 0 1 .188 0-0 1.0002012 21-17 46 3 11 1 0 0 6 .239 0-0 .897Career 31-24 62 3 14 1 0 0 7 .226 0-0 .930

YEAR W-L-S ERA GP-GS CG SHO INN K BB2013 5-1-0 1.40 11-8 6 1 50.0 25 242012 10-5-1 1.99 20-14 9 2 95.0 85 43Career 15-6-1 1.79 31-22 15 3 145.0 110 67

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2013 43-42 65 5 8 0 0 0 2 .123 2-2 .9762012 34-15 53 6 8 0 0 2 7 .151 1-1 .9172011 26-15 49 5 9 0 0 1 3 .184 1-1 1.000Totals 103-72 167 16 25 0 0 3 12 .150 4-4 .970

OLIVIA ZIELINSKIOF, R/R, 5’7”, Sr., Greenville, S.C.

FMU: Three-year returning letterwinner at FMU....Started 42 contests in 2013 (OF)....Part-time starter in 2012 (OF and DP)....Team veteran....Lots of experience at many differentpositions....Has power at the plate....Lots of versatility....FMU Student-Athlete Advisory Com-mittee (SAAC) 2011-12, 2012-13 Vice-President, 2013-14 President......NFCA All-AmericaScholar-Athlete 2011, 2012, 2013....PBC Presidential Honor Roll 2011, 2012....FMU Swamp-Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2010 (fall), 2011 (spring and fall), 2012 (spring and fall),2013 (fall).....PERSONAL: Born Olivia Renee Zielinski in Commerce Township, Mich ....Gradu-ated from J.L. Mann High School....2009 & 2010 AAA state champions (state runners-uptwice)....Also played for the Carolina Crush squad....Kevin Garnett stepped on my ankle at alocal hoops game and almost broke it....Once met Randy Moss and Coach Candrea.....Wasa competitive figure skater for 13 years....Hobbies include street basketball, figureskating….Nickname is Oz.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to bewhen you grew up: Sea World Whale Trainer....Favorite Athlete: Tara Lipinski, Miguel Cabrera....Favorite Sports Team: Detroit Red Wings....Favorite Movie: Dumb and Dumber....FavoriteTV Shows: Brain Games and The Big Bang Theory....Favorite Food: Little Debbie SwissRolls....Favorite Sports Other than Your Own: Baseball and Hockey....Favorite Website (out-side social media): Amazon....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....Twitter Handle:@TheRealOhhZee....What Music is on Your iPOD: Everything ....Favorite Thing About FMU:My teammates....Favorite Off-Field Activity: watching movies....Goals for Upcoming Season:Have a great senior year; lead our team to a winning season!....Hobbies: FigureSkating....Interesting Notes: State championship appearances all four years in high school.Two state championship titles. I figure skated competitively for 13 years. I LOVE seaturtles....Any Brush With Greatness?: Michael Vick and Randy Moss....MAJOR: Elemen-tary Education.

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ASHLEY BURNEY1B-3B, R/R, 5’9”, Jr., Palatka, Fla.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from State College of Florida....Will work mainly atfirst base....Has smooth hands at the bag....Gets dirty and does whatever it takes to help theteam when she is on the field....Is expected to be a big hitter at the plate....FMU Swamp FoxAthletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall).....SCF: 2013 First-team All-Conference....Batted .343with a team-high totals of 44 RBIs, nine doubles, 10 home runs, and a .615 sluggingpercentage....Helped Manatees to a 34-20 record....Co-MVP of 2012 FCSAA All-Gulf DistrictTournament....Was second-team All-Conference in 2012, as well as second-team FSCAA/Region Eight All-State selection.....Helped FSC to the 2012 NJCAA NationalTournament.....PERSONAL: Born Ashley Nicole Burney in Gainesville, Fla.....A product ofPalatka High School, where she played for coaches Leslie Lewis and Rick Breed....Second-team All-State....MVP of County....Two-time All-County selection....Nickname:Burney.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:Livestock Veterinarian....Favorite Athlete: Chipper Jones....Favorite Sports Team: AtlantaBraves....Favorite Movie: Blazing Saddles....Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld....Favorite Food: Bis-cuits & gravy....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website: UltimateGuitar....Favorite Social Media Site: Facebook....What Music is on Your iPOD: Country & OldCountry....Favorite Thing About FMU: Athletic Complex....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Farming....Goals for Upcoming Season: To win it all!....Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and bon fires....Interesting Notes: Distant cousin of George Jones (the country singer). Hit a walk off homerunto send my JUCO team to nationals. Was named MVP of the state tournament as a freshman(JUCO). Taught myself how to play guitar. Lived on a farm my whole life....Favorite Quote: "Youmiss 100 percent of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky....MAJOR: Biology.

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TAYLOR BARRINEAUC-1B, R/R, 5’9”, So., Monroe, N.C.

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Earned valuable experience as a freshman....Adds depth andyouth at catcher position....Transferred from Bluefield State College in West Virginia during2012-13 academic year (December) break....Did not play softball at BSC, but played on theBlues volleyball team during the 2012 fall semester.....PERSONAL: Born Taylor Layne Barrineauin Monroe, N.C......A product of Piedmont High School, where she played for coach JasonPhelix.....As a senior, batted .394 with 18 runs scored, a homer, 10 runs batted in, and a .469on-base percentage, while garnering honorable mention All-Rocky River Conferenceaccolades.....Helped lead the Panthers to a 16-10 record in 2012....Nickname isTay.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:Nurse....Favorite Athlete: Buster Posey....Favorite Sports Team: Atlanta Braves....Favorite Movie:Despicable Me....Favorite TV Show: CSI....Favorite Food: Chinese....Favorite Sport Other thanYour Own: Baseball....Favorite Website (outside social media): YouTube ....Favorite SocialMedia Site: Twitter....What Music is on Your iPOD: Rap & Country ....Favorite Thing AboutFMU: The Squirrels ....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Sleeping....Goals for Upcoming Season:Conference Champs!.....MAJOR: Nursing.

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2013 PATRIOT SOFTBALL STATISTICS

Inning-by-inning summary

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalFrancis Marion 19 11 27 6 32 17 12 1 1 0 126Opponents 5 12 29 19 26 31 10 4 1 3 140

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2013 PATRIOT SOFTBALL GAME RESULTS

2013 Peach Belt Conference Softball Final Standings

SCHOOL PBC GAMES PCT ALL GAMES PCT Last 10 Streakxz Armstrong 18-4 0.818 44-10-1 0.809 7-3 Lost 1z North Georgia 16-6 0.727 36-14 0.720 5-5 Lost 3z Georgia College 16-6 0.727 37-17 0.685 5-5 Lost 2yz Columbus State 15-7 0.682 41-18 0.695 7-3 Lost 2Flagler 13-9 0.591 32-17 0.653 8-2 Lost 1USC Aiken 11-11 0.500 25-21-1 0.543 5-5 Lost 1Ga. Southwestern 9-13 0.409 29-26 0.527 6-4 Lost 1Francis Marion 9-13 0.409 25-26 0.490 3-7 Lost 2Augusta St. 7-15 0.318 18-32 0.360 2-8 Lost 7Young Harris 6-16 0.273 27-27 0.500 4-6 Lost 1UNC Pembroke 6-16 0.273 23-32 0.418 4-6 Won 3Lander 6-16 0.273 18-31 0.367 4-6 Lost 4

x - 2013 PBC Champions y - 2013 PBC Tournament champion z - 2013 NCAA Tournament Participant

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Francis Marion University is a member of the 14-

school NCAA Division II Peach Belt Conference (for-

merly the Peach Belt Athletic Conference). Other PBC

members include Armstrong Atlantic State University

(in Savannah, Ga.), Georgia Regents University Au-

gusta (Augusta, Ga.), Clayton State University (Mor-

row, Ga.), Columbus State University (Columbus, Ga.),

Flagler College (St. Augustine, Fla.), Georgia College

(Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia Southwestern State Uni-

versity (Americus, Ga.), Lander University (Green-

wood, S.C.), University of Montevallo (Montevallo, Ala.),

UNC Pembroke, University of North Georgia

(Dahlonega, Ga.), USC Aiken, and Young Harris (Ga.)

College. Formed in December 1989 and headquar-

tered in Augusta, Ga., the PBC conducts champion-

ships in 12 sports, six for men and six for women. Of

the 14 members, only Clayton State and Montevallo do

not sponsor softball. The 2014 Peach Belt Confer-

ence Softball Tournament is set for April 18-19 at the

FMU Softball Stadium in Florence, S.C.

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FMU Softball StadiumWith the opening of the R. Gerald Griffin Athletic Complex in 2012, the Francis Marion University softballprogram moved to the new FMU Softball Stadium.

The field is part of the $11.1 million west campus athletic complex that also includes a lake, fieldhouse,baseball stadium, and soccer stadium. The street address for the complex (GPS) is 4700 East Pal-metto Street, Florence, SC 29506.

The softball facility consists of 300 seats with grass berm seating for 500 more spectators, concessionarea, restrooms, and pressbox. Batting cages are located just beyond the home bullpen down the leftfield line.

The field dimensions are 190 feet down each line, 213 feet to the power alleys, and 220 feet to centercenter. Bullpens are located down each foul line, and the first phase of the fieldhouse is locatedadjancent to the right field side of the baseball field.

One main ticket office -- on the east side -- serves the entire complex.

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS - PATRIOT SOFTBALL

2013 - Five players earned NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition: INF Tristan Faile, C Olivia Ferguson, OFs Olivia Zielinski, CatZalud, Christina Smoley.....Faile and RHP-DH Taylor Luff both earned All-PBC and All-Region honors and Faile was also named to theCapitol One Academic All-District III squad....Faile, Ferguson, and Zielinski were selected to the PBC All-Academic squad....Luff wasnamed team MVP as she fanned a school-record 251 batters and tossed a no-hitter vs Queens on March 21, which also accounted forthe program’s 1000th victory.2012 - Four players earned NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition: INF Tristan Faile, INF Carson Summersett, OF Olivia Zielinski,C Olivia Ferguson....2B Ashley Jaramillo and RHP Taylor Luff earned All-PBC honors, while Faile and Ferguson were named to both thePBC All-Academic Team and the Capitol One Academic All-District III squad....Faile was team MVP....RHP Katie Carnes tossed a no-hittervs Fairmont State on March 10 at Freedom Florence....The Patriots opened their brand-new FMU Softball Stadium on April 17, 2012.2011 - Six players earned NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition: INFs Tristan Faile and Carson Summersett, OFs Chelle Phillipsand Olivia Zielinski, C Olivia Ferguson, and RHP Cea Knox....Schneider earned All-Region and first-team All-Conference honors, while2B Ashley Jaramillo was a second-team All-PBC pick.2010 - Francis Marion ended the season with a 36-16 record and earned the program’s second NCAA Division II National Tournamentinvitation in three seasons. The Patriots advanced to the championship game of both the Peach Belt Conference Tournament and theNCAA Dahlonega Southeast Regional....Six Patriots earned NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition: 3B Kat Beauvais, OF TristanFaile, C Olivia Ferguson, and pitchers Emily Dean, Cea Knox, and Michaela Wolf.....The team earned Girls Got Game/NFCA All-AcademicTeam recognition for the fifth consecutive year, and seventh time overall. With a 3.109 cumulative grade-point average, Francis Marionranked second among all Peach Belt Conference schools....In the final 2010 NCAA Division II softball stats, senior LHP Michaela Wolfranked 30th in pitching wins (22), 56th in strikeouts (172), 83rd in ERA (2.13), 84th in shutouts (4), 88th in fewest walks allowed per seveninnings (1.67), and 91st in strikeouts per seven innings (6.1). At the plate, Wolf ranked 18th in on-base percentage (.521) and 24th inwalks per game (0.65). Junior RF Chelle Phillips ranked 89th in runs scored per game (0.90). In the team rankings, the Patriots ranked45th in winning percentage (.692), 57th in fielding percentage (.962), 67th in ERA (2.63), 77th in scoring (5.08 runs per game), and 83rdin batting average (.301).....Three seniors were named to the 2010 PBC Softball All-Academic Team: Beauvais (1st team), Wolf (1st), andLF Jessica Birchmeier (2nd).....Wolf was named to both the Louisville Slugger/NFCA Southeast All-Region Team as the pitcher/utilityplayer (second team) and the Daktronics Inc. All-Southeast Region Team at the DP position, as well as the pitcher’s spot. Phillips wasalso named to the Daktronics All-Region squad.....Wolf was selected to the 2010 ESPN The Magazine® Academic All-District III (CollegeDivision) Team (first-team).....FMU spent one week in the NFCA Division II Top 25 poll (at No. 25)....Sophomore 2B Ashley Jaramillo wasnamed All-Conference (first team), while sophomore CF Destinea Schneider was second team All-PBC.2009 - Ten team members received NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition. FMU also earned Girls Got Game/NFCA All-AcademicTeam recognition for the fourth consecutive year. Six FMU players were listed in the final 2009 NCAA Division II statistical report, while thePatriot squad is ranked highly in several team categories. Outfielder Lakyn Bendle laid down 24 sacrifice bunts in 51 games en route tosetting a new Peach Belt Conference career mark in that category with 62.....Francis Marion was 32-19, and narrowly missed earning anat-large bid to the NCAA Division II National Tournament......Junior left-handed pitcher Michaela Wolf was named to the second-teamLouisville Slugger/NFCA All-Southeast Region team and to the Daktronics Inc. All-Region squad......Five Patriots were named to the 2009Peach Belt Conference Softball All-Academic Team. and four Patriots were selected to the 2009 All-Peach Belt Conference Team.2008 - The Patriots were ranked fifth in the final NFCA Division II Top 25 poll, the highest ranking for the Patriot program since the schoolmoved to NCAA affiliation in 1992. FMU enjoyed its most successful season in 20 years posting a 39-16 record, the third-highest win totalin team history. The Patriots earned their first-ever bid to the NCAA Division II national tournament, won the South Atlantic Regional, andadvanced to the Division II national finals (Elite Eight) in Houston, Texas. FMU played one of the tougher schedules in the country withseven contests against nationally ranked opponents and nearly half its games (27) against squads that made the national tournament.Prior to its breakthrough 2008 campaign, the squad had narrowly missed out on earning a bid to the NCAA Tournament for four straightyears. The program’s highest national ranking occurred in 1988 when Francis Marion was ranked No. 1 in the pre-season NAIA poll.

Four-Time NAIA All-Americans

Kim Booker Kristi Anderson 1986-1989 1986-1989They became only the third and fourth players in NAIA women’s

softball history to earn All-America honors four times.

Ouch !!!

Monica Wofford 2005-08An All-American both on the field and in the class-

room, Wofford set the NCAA Division II career recordfor hit-by-pitches with 56. She was hit 9 times as afreshman, 13 times as a sophomore, 20 times as a

junior, and 14 times as a senior. Her record wasbroken in 2009 by a player hit 60 times.

Lake Superior State University (MI) 1-0Lander University (SC) 58-29LaSalle University (PA) 0-1Liberty Baptist University (VA) 3-2Lees-McRae College (NC) 1-0Lenoir-Rhyne University (NC) 9-12Limestone College (SC) 35-22-1Lincoln Memorial University (TN) 4-3Lock Haven University ( (PA) 0-2Longwood College (VA) 5-3Lynchburg College (VA) 7-5Mars Hill College (NC) 4-0Mary Washington College (VA) 1-0Mansfield University (PA) 2-2-1Methodist College (NC) 5-1Mississippi University for Women 0-1Missouri-Rolla, University of 1-1Missouri-St. Louis, University of 0-1Missouri Southern State College 1-1Monmouth College (IL) 0-1Morris College (SC) 12-1Mount Olive College (NC) 24-10Newberry College (SC) 51-14Northeast Missouri State University 1-2North Carolina, Univ. of 0-4UNC Greensboro 0-3UNC Pembroke $ 38-16UNC Wilmington 11-7North Carolina Central University 3-0North Dakota State University 0-1North Florida, University of 1-14North Georgia College & State Univ. 5-19Ohio State University 0-1Ohio University 0-1Oklahoma City University 1-2Pacific Lutheran University (WA) 1-1Pfeiffer University (NC) 16-4Pikeville College (KY) 2-0Portland State University (OR) 0-1Presbyterian College (SC) 9-4Princeton University (NJ) 1-1Queens University of Charlotte (NC) 22-5Rio Grande, University of (OH) 1-1Rollins College (FL) 0-1St. Andrews Pres.College (NC) 45-2St. Peter’s College (NJ) 1-0St. Thomas University (FL) 0-1Saint Leo University (FL) 4-1Salem International University (WV) 2-0Savannah Coll. of Art & Design (GA) 1-0Seton Hall University (NJ) 2-0Seton Hill University (PA) 0-1Shaw University (NC) 9-0Shawnee State University (OH) 0-1Shepherd University (WV) 1-1Slippery Rock University (PA) 1-0South Carolina, Univ. of 0-9USC Aiken 46-20-1USC Upstate ^ 41-31Southern Mississippi, Univ. of 0-1Southern Utah State College 1-0Southern Wesleyan College (SC) % 15-9Spring Arbor College (MI) 0-1Stetson University (FL) 0-1Stockton State College (NJ) 0-1Stonehill College (MA) 1-0SUNY-Utica/Rome 2-0Tampa, University of (FL) 2-1Texas Wesleyan College 1-0Toledo, University of (OH) 0-1

FMU SOFTBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

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Adelphi University (NY) 2-0Alabama-Huntsville, Univ. of 0-3Alderson-Broaddus College (WV) 4-0Allegheny College (PA) 2-0American International College (MA) 2-1Anderson College (SC) 8-2Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (GA) 12-30Ashland University (OH) 3-1Assumption College (MA) 1-0Barry University (FL) 1-2Barton College (NC) 15-5Baylor University (TX) 0-1Belmont Abbey College (NC) 18-0Benedict College (SC) 18-2Bloomsburg University (PA) 0-4Brevard College (NC) 1-1California University (PA) 0-3Campbell University (NC) 1-4Carson-Newman College (TN) 6-5Catawba College (NC) 12-4Cazenovia 0-1Centenary College (LA) 0-1Central Missouri State University 0-1Charleston Southern University (SC)* 5-2Charleston, College of (SC) 3-5Charleston, Univ. of (WV) 6-1Chowan University (NC) 5-0Claflin College (SC) 12-4Coastal Carolina University (SC) 26-24Coker College (SC) 27-28Columbus State University (GA) 18-38Columbia College (MO) 0-1Concord College (WV) 4-0Davis & Elkins College (WV) 4-0Dayton, University of (OH) 0-1Delta State University (MS) 1-0Drexel University (PA) 2-0Dowling College (NY) 1-0East Carolina University (NC) 10-6East Stroudsburg University (PA) 2-0Eastern Connecticut State University 3-2Eastern Illinois University 0-2Edinboro University (PA) 7-0Elmhurst College (IL) 2-0Elon College (NC) 3-9Emporia State University (KS) 0-1Erskine College (SC) 31-5Fairmont State University (WV) 4-0Fayetteville State University (NC) 7-0Ferris State College (MI) 1-1Ferrum College (VA) 3-0Flagler College (FL) 1-7Florida Southern College 1-0Furman University (SC) 5-0Gannon University (WV) 1-0Gardner-Webb University (NC) 4-2George Mason University (VA) 2-1-1Georgia College 29-25Georgia Regents Univ. Augusta + 26-28Georgia Southwestern State Univ. 16-0Glassboro State College (NJ) 1-0Goldey-Beacom College (DE) 2-0Hillsdale College (MI) 1-0Ithaca College (NY) 1-0IUPU-Indianapolis 1-0James Madison University (VA) 1-0Kearney State College (NE) 0-2Kennesaw State University (GA) 1-30Kentucky Wesleyan College 1-0Kutztown University (PA) 9-0

Trenton State College (NJ) 0-2Tusculum College (TN) 11-4Valdosta State University (GA) 3-2Virginia, Univ. of 1-0Virginia State University 1-0Voorhees College (SC) 11-0Washburn University (KS) 1-0Wayne State University (MI) 0-3West Alabama, Univ. of 1-0West Florida, University of 1-3West Georgia, University of 1-0West Liberty State College (WV) 2-0West Virginia State University 4-0West Virgina Tech 2-0West Virginia Wesleyan College 3-3Wheeling Jesuit University (WV) 2-0Wilmington College (DE) 1-0Wingate University (NC) 28-11Winthrop College (SC) 18-14Wisconsin-Parkside, University of 3-6Wisconsin-River Falls, University of 1-0Wright State University (OH) 1-3Young Harris College (GA) 2-0

* formerly Baptist College$ formerly Pembroke State University% formerly Central Wesleyan College^ formerly USC Spartanburg+ formerly Augusta State University 1-27-14

FMU SOFTBALL RECORDSS

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Francis Marion University Year-by-Year Team RecordsYear Record Head Coach1980 21-4 # Shelia Moorman1981 22-7 ## Shelia Moorman1982 19-8 Shelia Moorman1983 21-7 Ann Barton1984 28-23 Ann Barton1985 28-14 Ann Barton1986 40-11 * Ann Barton1987 42-4 ** Ann Barton1988 33-8 *** Ann Barton1989 27-12 Ann Barton1990 12-27 Renae Kirkhart1991 18-32-1 Renae Kirkhart1992 13-32-2 Renae Kirkhart1993 28-22 Carrie Byrd1994 11-28 Debbie Fore1995 29-24 Debbie Fore1996 27-23 Rendy Yates1997 36-19 Bill Gray1998 30-26 Bill Gray1999 25-27 Bill Gray2000 35-23 Bill Gray2001 34-21 Bill Gray2002 35-20 Bill Gray2003 36-9 Jack Byerley2004 37-17 Jack Byerley2005 36-14 Stacey Johnson2006 27-16 Stacey Johnson2007 34-16 Stacey Johnson Vallee2008 39-16 ~ Stacey Vallee2009 32-19 Stacey Vallee2010 36-16 + Stacey Vallee2011 24-21-1 Stacey Vallee2012 31-20 Stacey Vallee2013 25-26 Stacey Vallee

# advanced to AIAW Division II World Series in Sacramento,CA## advanced to AIAW Division II World Series in Omaha, NE* advanced to NAIA World Series in San Antonio, TX** advanced to NAIA World Series in Kearney, NE*** advanced to NAIA World Series in Oklahoma City, OK~ advanced to NCAA II World Series in Houston, TX+ advanced to NCAA II Southeast Regional title game

All-TimeFMU Team Record

35 seasons1005 wins628 losses

4 Ties

.615 winning pct.

Milestone Wins#1

18-2 at Morris College(3-19-80)

#250

4-2 vs Lander Collegein Lexington, SC

(4-30-88)

#5006-3 vs Georgia College

(3-20-99)

#7504-2 vs USC Aiken

in Aiken, SC

(4-21-06)

#1000

8-0 vs Queensin Charlotte, NC

(3-21-13)

SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Most At Bats: 7 Lynette Mickle at Newberry, 3-23-806 many times

Most Runs: 5 Kim Booker vs Claflin, 3-31-874 many times

Most Hits: 5 Janet Floyd vs Claflin, 3-27-80 5 Lynette Mickle vs Claflin, 3-27-80 4 many times

Most Singles: 4 Judy Arnette vs USC Aiken, 4-9-87 4 Cindy Alford vs Claflin, 3-31-87

Most Doubles: 3 many times(last time: Chelle Phillips vs Chowan, 2-7-10)

Most Triples: 2 Tatjana Slawson vs Pfeiffer, 4-1-04 2 Ginger Miller at St. Andrews, 2-20-00

Most Home Runs: 3 Kelly Kermode vs Newberry, 3-28-98 2 many times

Most RBIs: 7 Ashleigh Duffy at Shaw, 4-24-046 several times

Most Stolen Bases: 5 Betsy Bouknight vs W. Liberty St., 3-13-055 Lynette Mickle vs Central Wesleyan, 4-22-835 Lynette Mickle vs Claflin, 3-27-805 Tracey Turner vs Claflin, 3-27-804 many times

Highest Stolen Base Percentage:5-5 Betsy Bouknight vs West Liberty State, 3-13-055-5 Lynette Mickle vs Central Wesleyan, 4-22-835-5 Lynette Mickle vs Claflin, 3-27-805-5 Tracey Turner vs Claflin, 3-27-80

Most Walks: 4 Laura Hauff vs Mansfield, 3-9-07 4 Tatjana Slawson vs North Florida, 4-9-05 3 many times

Most Strikeouts: 4 Janine Allen at St. Andrews, 2-11-04 3 many times

Most Hit-By-Pitches: 3 Monica Wofford vs USC Upstate, 3-14-07 2 many times

Most Total Bases: 13 Kelly Kermode vs Newberry, 3-28-98 10 several times

Most Sacrifice Flies: 2 Jamie Wiggins vs Lander, 4-2-05 2 Tara Quinton vs Wingate, 3-5-00

Most Sacrifice Hits: 2 many times(last time Kristie Hanewinckel vs Coker, 2-21-13)

Most Innings Pitched: 14.0 Michaela Wolf vs Barry, 5-15-08 12.2 Amy Birch at Georgia College, 4-7-02

Most Strikeouts: 17 Heather Johnson vs Tusculum, 3-5-00 16 Dawn Bumstead vs 15 Taylor Luff vs Coker, 2-21-13

Most Hits Allowed: 18 Michaela Wolf vs USC Upstate,3-14-07Most Runs Allowed: 12 Michaela Wolf vs USC Upstate,3-14-07Most Walks: 11 Clara Jackson at Morris, 3-19-80Most Home Runs Allowed:

4 Michaela Wolf vs North Georgia, 4-18-104 Sam Goff vs Presbyterian, 3-12-04

Wild Pitches: 6 Kimber Borree vs USC Spartanburg, 4-10-99

No-Hitters (perfect games in bold):Taylor Luff vs Queens (8-0 in 6 innings), 3-21-13Katie Carnes vs Fairmont State (2-0 in 7 innings), 3-10-12Cea Knox vs St. Andrews (15-0 in 5 innings), 3-9-11Michaela Wolf vs USC Aiken (5-0 in 7 inn), 4-16-10 PBCTMichaela Wolf/Serena Lim vs St. Andrews (5-0 in 7 inn), 3-6-07Jessica Johnson vs Mount Olive (8-0 in 5 innings), 2-17-05Sam Goff vs Mount Olive (10-2 in 7 innings), 3-31-04Amy Birch vs Erskine (3-0 in 7 innings), 2-21-03Janet Rice vs Fayetteville State (10-1 in 5 innings), 4-3-00Heather Johnson vs Shaw (13-0 in 5 innings), 3-12-00Heather Johnson vs Tusculum (2-0 in 7 innings), 3-5-00Janet Rice vs West Virginia Tech (8-0 in 6 inn), 3-31-99Kimber Borree vs Newberry (2-0 in 7 innings), 2-25-99Kristen Ruple/Melissa Moyers vs Benedict (10-0 in 5 inn), 3-24-87Joni Jordan vs Newberry (7-1 in 7 innings), 4-26-85Dawn Bumstread vs Voorhees (12-0 in 5 innings), 4-6-84Deana Freeman vs East Carolina (2-0 in 7 inn), 3-30-84Dawn Bumstead vs Lander (12-0 in 5 innings), 3-18-84Lil Tanner vs Coastal Carolina (12-0 in 5 innings), 4-15-81June Talbert vs Winthrop (10-0 in 7 innings), 4-19-80

Most Putouts: 18 Monica Wofford vs Barry, 5-15-08 17 two occasions

Most Assists: 8 Shannon Tyson at Georgia Coll.,3-12-088 Allie Aleman at Georgia Southwestern, 2-24-077 many times

Most Errors: 4 Carrie Closson at Wingate, 3-13-034 Lindsey Williams vs Kennesaw State, 3-6-023 many times

Most Passed Balls: 3 many times(last time: Kayla Ruede vs Mount Olive, 3-29-07)

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Most Games Played: 58 Kelly Horak, 2000 58 Mandy Harris, 2000

Most Games Started: 58 Kelly Horak, 2000 58 Mandy Harris, 2000

Most At Bats: 204 Shannan Tyson, 2008 196 Betsy Bouknight, 2002

Most Runs: 68 Kim Booker, 1986Most Hits: 77 Shannan Tyson, 2008

72 Kim Booker, 1986Most Doubles: 21 Shannan Tyson, 2008

21 Ginger Miller, 2001Most Triples: 11 Kristen Ruple, 1987Most Home Runs: 11 Heather Garrison, 2004

10 Kelly Kermode, 1998Most RBIs: 51 Tatjana Slawson, 2004

47 Kelly Kermode, 1998Most Total Bases: 111 Heather Garrison, 2004Highest Batting Average: .532 Lynette Mickle, 1980Highest Slugging Percentage: .723 Lynette Mickle, 1980

.712 Tracey Turner, 1980

..689 Janine Allen, 2006Highest On-Base Percentage: .564 Lynette Mickle, 1980

.541 Tracey Turner, 1980 .521 Michaela Wolf, 2010

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Most Stolen Bases: 46 Kim Booker, 1986Consecutive Successful Stolen Bases: 44 WhitneyGalloway (Feb. 28, 1992-March 12, 1993)Highest Stolen Base Percentage:

33-33 Carrie Closson, 2003Most Walks: 28 Michaela Wolf, 2010

27 Lakyn Bendle, 2008 26 Kayla Ruede, 2007 26 Amy Birch, 2001

Most Strikeouts: 40 Ashleigh Duffy, 2005 40 Jamie Wiggins, 2004

37 Jamie Wiggins, 2005Most Hit-By-Pitches: 20 Monica Wofford, 2007

14 Monica Wofford, 2008 13 Monica Wofford, 2006 9 Monica Wofford, 2005

Most Sacrifice Flies: 5 Jackie Scovel, 1980Most Sacrifice Bunts: 24 Kristie Hanewinkel, 2013

24 Lakyn Bendle, 2009Slugging Percentage: .835 Kim Booker, 1989On-Base Percentage: .549 Lynette Mickle, 1980

.521 Michaela Wolf, 2010 .488 Carrie Closson, 2003

Most Pitching Appearances: 46 Michaela Wolf, 2008 42 Terrie Mudd, 1991

Most Games Started: 38 Michaela Wolf, 2008Most Wins: 31 Melissa Moyers, 1987Most Losses: 17 Terrie Mudd, 1992

17 Terrie Mudd, 1991Most Saves: 3 Kayla Ellingsen, 2011

3 Jessica Johnson, 2004; 2 - 14 timesMost Games Started: 38 Michaela Wolf, 2008

33 Melissa Moyers, 1987Most Complete Games: 29 Michaela Wolf, 2008

28 twiceMost Shutouts: 11 Michaela Wolf, 2008

8 Joni Jordan, 1985Most Innings Pitched: 279.1 Michaela Wolf, 2008

229.1 Terrie Mudd, 1991Most Strikeouts: 251 Taylor Luff, 2013

218 Michaela Wolf, 2008193 Michaela Wolf, 2007

Highest Winning Percentage:.912 (31-3) Melissa Moyers, 1987

Lowest ERA: 0.53 Deanna Freeman, 1983

Most Putouts: 463 Monica Wofford, 2008 419 Shannon Rogers, 1997

Most Assists: 157 Stephanie Manley, 1991Most Errors: 34 Mary Keith Wiggins, 1995 and 1993Passed Balls: 20 Laurie Niego, 2001

CAREER RECORDS

Most Games: 219 Mandy Harris, 1998-2001Most At Bats: 716 Shannan Tyson, 2006-09

670 Betsy Bouknight, 2002-05 660 Mandy Harris, 1998-2001

Most Runs: 214 Kim Booker, 1986-89Most Hits: 253 Shannan Tyson, 2006-09

236 Betsy Bouknight, 2002-05 233 Laurie Niego, 2000-03

Most Doubles: 47 Shannan Tyson, 2006-09 47 Janine Allen, 2004-07 47 Laurie Niego, 2000-03

Most Triples: 26 Kristen Ruple, 1987-90Most Home Runs: 30 Kim Booker, 1996-89Most RBIs: 157 Laurie Niego, 2000-03Highest Batting Average: .442 Carrie Closson, 2003

.416 Kim Booker, 1986-89Most Stolen Bases: 131 Kim Booker, 1986-89Most Walks: 70 Michaela Wolf, 2007-10

68 Amber Gaines, 2002-05 67 Kristy Barthelmes

Most Hit-By-Pitches: 56 Monica Wofford, 2005-08 18 Ashley Jaramillo, 2009-2012 15 ShannanTyson, 2006-09 15 Tatjana Slawson, 2004-06 13 Laurie Niego, 2000-03

Consecutive Stolen Bases:44 Whitney Galloway, Feb. 28, 1992-March 12, 1993

Most Pitching Appearances:151 Michaela Wolf 2007-10121 Terrie Mudd

Most Relief Appearances: 43 Kimber Borree, 1996-99Most Wins: 92 Michaela Wolf, 2007-10

64 Amy Birch, 2000-03Most Saves: 5 Amy Birch, 2000-03Most Games Started: 132 Sheryl Vyverman

129 Michaela Wolf 2007-10Most Complete Games: 108 Michaela Wolf 2007-10

82 Terrie MuddMost Shutouts: 25 Michaela Wolf, 2007-10

24 Heather Johnson, 2000-03Most Innings Pitched: 897.2 Michaela Wolf, 2007-10

687.0 Terrie MuddMost Strikeouts: 755 Michaela Wolf, 2007-10Most Walks: 200 Michaela Wolf, 2007-10Highest Winning Percentage: .808 Joni JordanLowest ERA: 0.69 Joni Jordan

Most Putouts: 1,207 Monica Wofford, 2005-08 1,013 Tara Stegall, 1998-2001

Most Assists: 489 Mandy Harris, 1998-2001Most Errors: 73 Allie Aleman, 2005-08

59 Janine Allen, 2004-07; 58 Shannan Tyson, 2006-09 53 Lindsey Brown, 2011-13 47 Kat Beauvais, 2007-10

Most Passed Balls: 62 Tara Quinton, 1997-2000As of 1-23-14

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