Francis Marion University softball 2010 media guide

Francis Marion University2010 Patriot Softball

FMU FACTSLocation ............................................. Florence, SC 29502-0547Address .............................................................. PO Box 100547Founded .............................................................................. 1970Enrollment .......................................................................... 3,957President ............................................................. Dr. Fred CarterAthletic Affiliation ................................................ NCAA Division IIConference Affiliation ............................. Peach Belt ConferenceNickname ........................................................................ PatriotsColors ............................................................... Red, White, BlueHome Court ........ FMU Softball Field (cap. 200) 190 / 220 / 190Athletic Director .................................................... Murray HartzlerSenior Women’s Administrator.................................Teresa RameyAthletic Trainers .................................. Spyder Webb, Joe CaubleTeam Doctors ............... Dr. Timothy Dancy, Dr. Robert W. MooreCompliance Officer ................................................. Jason OrningFaculty 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 ....................... Amanda Player, Lee Negrelli

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

Telephone .... Office (843) 661-1222 Home (843) 665-9248Sports Information FAX Number ........................ (843) 661-1219SID 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 CONTENTSQuick Facts 12010 Schedule 22010 Team Roster 32010 Team Outlook 4Coaching Staff 5-6Player Profiles 7-122009 Statistics 132009 Game Results 14FMU Softball Field 15Peach Belt Conference Information 152009 PBC Standings 15Program Highlights 16All-Time Series Records 17Records and Year-By-Year Team Records 182010 Patriot Invitational Tournament schedule 21

Francis Marion University placed 88student athletes, including 17

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), 49 percent of all our student athletes. FMU also

placed 134 student athletes (21 softball players) on its own 2010 Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll.

Date Opponent Time SiteFeb. 6-7 at Early Bird Tournament Aiken, SCFeb. 6 Sat. vs Mount Olive College 2:00Feb. 6 Sat. vs Seton Hill University 4:00Feb. 7 Sun. vs University of Charleston (WV) 10 amFeb. 7 Sun. vs Barton College 2:00Feb. 13 Sat. Georgia Southwestern St. Univ.* (DH) 12:00 FLORENCEFeb. 17 Wed. Limestone College (DH) 1:00 FLORENCEFeb. 21 Sun. at Mount Olive College (DH) 1:00 Mount Olive, NCFeb. 24 Wed. at Augusta State University * (DH) 1:00 Augusta, GAFeb. 27 Sat. at St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (DH) 1:00 Laurinburg, NCFeb. 28 Sun. at USC Aiken * (DH) 12:00 Aiken, SCMar. 3 Wed. Wingate University (DH) 1:00 FLORENCEMar. 6 Sat. North Georgia Coll. & St. Univ. * (DH) 1:00 FLORENCEMar. 7 Sun. Lander University * (DH) 12:00 FLORENCEMar. 10 Wed. Columbus State University * (DH) 1:00 FLORENCEMar. 12-14 Patriot Invitational Tournament FLORENCE +Mar. 12 Fri. St. Andrews Presbyterian College 3:00Mar. 12 Fri. Saint Leo University 5:00Mar. 13 Sat. Lenoir-Rhyne University 1:00Mar. 13 Sat. Alderson-Broaddus College 3:00Mar. 14 Sun. Queens University of Charlotte 1:00Mar. 17 Wed. at Saint Leo University (DH) 1:00 Saint Leo, FLMar. 18 Thur. at University of Tampa (DH) 11 am Tampa, FLMar. 21 Sun. Georgia College & State Univ. * (DH) 12:00 FLORENCEMar. 27 Sat. at Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. * (DH) 2:00 Savannah, GAMar. 28 Sun. at Flagler College * (DH) 12:00 St. Augustine, FLApr. 1 Thur. at Pfeiffer University (DH) 2:00 Misenheimer, NCApr. 8 Thur. at Lenoir-Rhyne College (DH) 2:00 Hickory, NCApr. 10 Sat. at UNC Pembroke * (DH) 12:00 Pembroke, NCApr. 11 Sun. Queens Univ. of Charlotte (DH) ̂ 12:00 FLORENCEApr. 16-18 Peach Belt Conference Tournament TBA FLORENCE +May 14-16 NCAA II Southeast Regional TBA TBAMay 21-22 NCAA II Southeast Super Regional TBA TBAMay 27-31 at NCAA II National Finals TBA St. Joseph, MO

* Peach Belt Conference Game+ at Freedom Florence Softball Complex^ Senior Day

2010 FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

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No. Name Pos. Ht. B/T Class Hometown (High School/Last School))1 Jamie Ross OF 5-3 L/R Fr. Cape Coral, FL (Ida S. Baker HS)2 Jessica Birchmeier OF 5-8 L/L Sr. Port Richey, FL (Ridgewood HS)3 Cea Knox P-UT 5-9 R/R Jr. Myrtle Beach, SC (USC Salkehatchie)4 Jessica Hogan SS-3B 5-4 R/R Jr. Asheboro, NC (Florence-Darlington Tech)5 Murphy McConnell P 5-9 L/L Fr. Milton, GA (Milton HS)6 Ashley Jaramillo 2B-UT 5-5 R/R So. Canyon Country, CA (Golden Valley HS)7 Jamie Holmes C 5-4 L/R Sr. Monroe, WA (Monroe HS)8 Michaela Wolf P 6-0 L/L Sr. Littleton, CO (Columbine HS)9 Emily Dean P 6-2 R/R Sr. Edmonds, WA (Arizona Western College)10 Tristan Faile 1B-3B 5-7 R/R Fr. Lancaster, SC (Andrew Jackson HS)11 Kat Beauvais 3B-SS 5-7 R/R Sr. Manassas, VA (Osbourn Park HS)12 Kayla Bowie OF 5-2 R/R Fr. Myrtle Beach, SC (Myrtle Beach HS)14 Destinea Schneider OF 5-6 L/R So. Jacksonville, FL (Tallahassee Comm. Coll.)16 Rayna McClinton P 5-7 R/R Jr. Columbia, SC (Chipola College)21 Chelle Phillips 2B-OF 5-4 R/R Jr. Waukee, IA (Indian Hills CC-Ottumwa)22 Olivia Ferguson C-OF 5-6 R/R Fr. Roanoke, VA (Cave Spring HS)30 Meghan Heiser C-1B 5-9 R/R Fr. Sacramento,CA (St. Francis Coll. Prep HS)--- Ashleigh Sammut OF-1B 5-8 R/R So. Brampton, Ontario, Canada (U. of Mobile)

HEAD COACH: Stacey Vallee ASSISTANT COACHES Amanda Player, Lee NegrelliAD: Murray Hartzler ATHLETIC TRAINERS: Spyder Webb, Joe Cauble SID: Michael G. Hawkins

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2010 FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL ROSTER

The Francis Marion University women’ssoftball team will open its 2010 seasonon Feb. 6-7 at the Early Bird Tournamentin Aiken, S.C. The Patriots have beenselected to finish second in the race forthe 2010 Peach Belt Conference softballcrown according to the PBC’s annual pre-season coaches’ poll. North Georgia Col-lege & State University was tabbed as thepreseason favorite.

Sixth-year head coach Stacey Vallee wel-comes back six letterwinners, includingthree position starters, the designated hit-ter, and one starting pitcher, from the 2009squad that finished 32-19, and narrowlymissed earning a bid to the NCAA Divi-sion II national tournament. FMU tied forseventh during the Peach Belt Conferenceregular season.

Leading the returnees is All-Region pitcherand designated hitter Michaela Wolf. Wolf(20-11, 1.58 ERA last season) is the onlyPatriot hurler in the history of the programto win 20 games more than once in a ca-reer – having done it three times. She ownsa 70-34 career mark with 583 strikeoutsin 700.1 career innings. She already ownsthe school career records for wins,strikeouts, and innings pitched. She isalready seventh on the PBC’s all-time winslist. Her career batting numbers includea .307 average with 10 home runs and 78RBIs.

Also returning is All-Peach Belt Confer-ence left fielder Jessica Birchmeier (.324average in 2009) and three-year infieldstarter Kat Beauvais (.311). Birchmeier

2010 SEASON OUTLOOK

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owns a career average of .340 and anon-base percentage of .408 in 128 ca-reer games.

Also returning is starting secondbaseman Ashley Jaramillo who enjoyeda very productive freshman season, bat-ting .324 with a team-leading five homeruns and 32 RBIs.

Wolf, Birchmeier, and Beauvais wereamong 10 players from last year’s squadto earn NFCA All-America Scholar-Ath-lete recognition in 2009, and the Patri-ots received an NFCA All-Academic Teamaward for 2009, the fourth consecutiveyear FMU has earned that honor (andsixth time in the past decade).

The 2010 squad includes 11 newcomers:six freshmen and five transfers. Amongthose expected to make immediate con-tributions are junior right-handed pitcherand utility player Cea Knox, junior infielderJessica Hogan, freshman infielder TristanFaile, freshman outfielder Jamie Ross,and freshman catcher-first basemanMeghan Heiser.

Francis Marion has won at least 30games 11 of the last 13 campaigns. ThePatriots' 49-game schedule includeseight home doubleheaders and the an-nual Patriot Invitational Tournament andthe Peach Belt Conference Tournament,both to be hosted at the Freedom Flo-rence Softball Complex.

The 2010 season is the first for confer-ence newcomer Flagler. The PBC tour-nament format has also changed, with

2010 PBC SoftballPreseason Coaches’ Poll

1. North Georgia (9) 992. Francis Marion (1) 723. Augusta State 70 GCSU (1) 705. AASU 686. USC Aiken 677. Columbus State 538. Flagler 479. UNC Pembroke 2910. Lander 1811. Ga. Southwestern 12

only the top eight teams advancing tothe championship, April 16-18, at theFreedom Florence Recreational Com-plex.

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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 University2005-10 Head Coach Francis Marion University

Stacey Vallee is enteringher sixth season as headcoach for the Patriotwomen's softball program.She has compiled a 168-81record in her first five sea-sons on the Patriot bench,including four 30-win cam-paigns.

This past year (2009),Francis Marion ended theseason with a 32-19 record,

and narrowly missed earning an at-large bid to the NCAADivision II National Tournament. The Patriots were rankedin four cartegories in the final 2009 Division II statisticalreport: 33rd in earned run average (1.97), 63rd in win-ning percentage (.627), 81st in batting average (.293),and 98th in scoring (4.67 runs per game).

In 2008, Vallee guided the Patriots to their mostsuccessful season since the program moved from NAIAaffiliation to NCAA Division II membership. Francis Marionended the season ranked fifth in the final NFCA Top 25poll with a 39-16 record, the third-highest win total in teamhistory. The Patriots earned their first-ever bid to theNCAA Division II national tournament, won the South At-lantic Regional, and advanced to the Division II nationalfinals (Elite Eight) in Houston, Texas. The season alsofeatured the program's first-ever appearance on nationaltelevision (CBS College Sports).

In 2007, she directed FMU to a 34-16 record anda tie for fifth-place in the Peach Belt Conference regu-lar-season standings. For a third time in three yearsunder her guidance, the Patriots narrowly missed earn-ing a bid to the Division II Tournament. The Patriots endedthe 2006 year with a 27-16 record, were sixth during thePBC regular season, and were ranked eighth in the SouthAtlantic Region poll.

During a successful first season (2005) at FMU,she guided the Patriots to a 36-14 record and a fifth-place finish during the Peach Belt regular season. The36 wins was at that time the fourth-most in the program'shistory. Six of the Patriots' 10 losses were by one run.The 2005 team spent three weeks ranked in the NFCATop 25 poll, reaching as high as the 10th position. Francis

Marion was ranked in the top 20 nationally for three sta-tistical categories at the end of the season, and was27th in won-loss percentage.

Her five FMU teams have produced 12 All-Con-ference selections, eight All-Region selections, two NFCAAll-America selections, and 37 NFCA All-America Scholar-Athletes. Her 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 squads eachearned All-Academic Team honors from the NFCA. In2007, the Patriots ranked 10th among Division II pro-grams (and 22nd among all four-year schools) with a3.470 cumulative grade-point average, and in 2009ranked 24th in Division II with a 3.329 GPA.

Vallee came to Francis Marion in 2004 from SaintLeo University, a member of the NCAA Division II Sun-shine State Conference, where she spent four seasonsas an assistant coach. The Lions posted a 135-88 markduring those four years, including a national tournamentappearance in 2002. She also served as the university'sassistant trainer and taught as an instructor during the2003-04 year, and worked as an assistant strength andconditioning coach for two seasons.

A native of St. Louis, Mo., Vallee was as an as-sistant coach at Florissant Valley Community Collegeduring the fall of 2000, after having served as player/head coach of the Pulheim Gophers during the springand summer of 2000.

A 1999 graduate of Barry University with a B.S.degree in sports medicine and athletic training, she wasa four-year starter at third base. She helped lead theBuccaneers to the NCAA Division II national tournamenteach of her four years, including a second-place finishin 1998. She ended her career third on the school'sgames played list.

She was married during the summer of 2006,and she gave birth to her first child (Ryker) during the2008 season. Her husband Greg works with the Colum-bia (S.C.) United Football Club (CUFC).

Vallee recently completed her fourth year (2005-09) as a member of the NFCA Division II Top 25 commit-tee. She is a member of the National Fastpitch CoachesAssociation, the National Strength and Conditioning As-sociation, the National Council on Strength and Fitness,and the National Athletic Trainers Association. She is acertified strength and conditioning specialist, a certifiedpersonal trainer, and a certified athletic trainer.

Vallee is the ninth head coach in the 31-yearhistory of the FMU softball program. The program boastsan all-time mark of 889-545-3 (.620 winning percent-

age), including five national tournament ap-pearances in the 1980s and the one in 2008.

Overall, FMU has won at least 30 gamesin 11 of the past 13 seasons.

HEAD COACH -Stacey Vallee

Amanda Player Quick FactsPersonal Information

Hometown: Lake City, S.C.High School: Lake City High SchoolCollege: Coastal Carolina University, 2005 (bach-elors degree in physical education, magna cum laude)Family Status: Single

Amanda Player

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FMU ASSISTANT COACHES

Amanda Player, a native ofLake City, begins her first yearas an assistant coach with thePatriot program.

Her duties include on-fieldcoaching and helping in the ar-eas of recruiting and academ-ics.

For the past several years, shehas worked with the Grand Strand Family YMCA, whileserving as an assistant coach with the Myrtle Beach HighSchool varsity softball team. She helped resurrect theLady Seahawks' program. She also spent the first partof 2009 serving as the tournament area director for theWorld Fastpitch Connection in Myrtle Beach.

Player earned the B.S. degree from Coastal CarolinaUniversity, graduating magna cum laude. She is currentlyworking toward a master's in sports management de-gree through the California University of Pennsylvania.

She served as a student assistant coach at CoastalCarolina during the 2005 season, during which the Chan-ticleers went 24-25 and finished fourth in the Big SouthConference. She has also worked with the City of MyrtleBeach Cultural and Leisure Services department as ayouth programs assistant.

Player is a graduate of Lake City High School, whereshe was a four-year letterwinner on the softball diamond.She earned All-Region honors and was selected to playin the North-South All-Star contest.

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Athletic TrainerJoe Cauble

Lee NegrelliLee Negrelli, a native of Men-tor, Ohio, enters her first sea-son on the Patriot staff as anassistant coach.

Her duties include on-fieldcoaching and helping in theareas of recruiting and travelarrangements.

Negrelli spent the 2009 sea-son as an assistant coach at Mount Union College inOhio. The Purple Raiders compiled a 28-16 record.

Prior to joining the coaching staff, Negrelli was a four-year letterwinner for Mount Union, earning All-OAC andAll-Central Region honors in 2008, and twice gainingAcademic All-OAC recognition (2006 and 2008). As asenior, she batted .389 with a team-leading 12 stolenbases while leading the Purple Raiders to a school-record 38 victories, an OAC Tournament title, and anNCAA Tournament appearance. Mount Union averaged31 wins per season during her four years.

She earned a bachelor's degree in sport managementfrom Mount Union in 2008.

She has worked as a sports nutrition consultant for thepast year, and was a personal trainer and Youth Fit-ness Coordinator at the Alliance (Ohio) Family YMCA.

Lee Negrelli Quick FactsPersonal Information

Hometown: Mentor, OhioHigh School: Mentor High SchoolCollege: Mount Union College, 2008 (bachelorsdegree in sport business)Family Status: Single

CEA KNOXP-UT, R/R, 5’9”, Jr., Myrtle Beach, S.C.

FMU: First-year player....Transfer from USC Salkehatchie....True utility player (RHP, 1B,OF)....Great attitude....Adds junior college experience....USCS: 13-11 pitching mark in ‘09with 1.74 ERA (111 Ks in 153.1 innings) as USCS had first winning season (23-21)....Batted.392 with 24 runs, 15 2Bs, 1 HR, 34 RBIs, .455 OB%....All-Region X Team ‘08, Region X All-Tournament Team ‘08....School’s Female Athlete of the Year for ‘07-‘08...Holds school recordsfor strikeouts and wins....Pitched program’s first no-hitter in ‘09....’09 ESPN The MagazineAcademic All-District III (College Division) Team (2nd team)....Student Government VP in ‘08-09....Nickname is Cea....PERSONAL: Born Candace Bess Knox in Spartanburg,S.C....Attended Socastee High School, where she played for coach Steve Hodge....2-time All-State....Set school’s career home run record...Hobbies include working out, scrapbooking,hanging with friends.....FAVORITES: (athletes) Jennie Finch, Chipper Jones, (teams) AtlantaBraves, FMU Patriots, (movies) The Little Mermaid, and all Disney princess movies, (TV show)Project Runway, (food) Cereal, (non-intercollegiate sports activities) Dodgeball, volleyball, (FMU)Beatiful campus, softball teammates, (in my iPod) Everything....MAJOR: Political Science.

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MEET THE 2010 PATRIOTSJAMIE ROSSOF, L/R, 5’3”, Fr., Cape Coral, FL

FMU: First-year player....Very versatile player........Can catch, play middle infield, and play inoutfield....Strong arm....Possesses good pop in bat....Eager to learn and get better....Nicknameis J Ross....PERSONAL: Born Jamie Barbra-Ann Ross in Livonia, Michigan....Attended IdaS. Baker High School, where she played for coach Morgan Klare....Batted .359 as a junior andhelped lead the Bulldogs to a 23-7 record and a spot in the Class 5A regional quarterfinals....All-Area, All-Conference....Honor roll student....National Society of High School Scholars....Alsoran cross country....Father (Jim) played AAA baseball and was on USA Team....Hobbies in-clude running, working out, spending time with friends & family....FAVORITES: (athlete) TimTebow, (team) Detroit Tigers, (movie) The Hangover, (TV show) Mythbusters, (food) Baked ziti,(non-intercollegiate sports activity) Basketball, (FMU) Beautiful campus, everyone makes youfeel at home, (in my iPod) country and rap. MAJOR: undecided.

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JESSICA BIRCHMEIEROF, L/L, 5’8”, Sr., Port Richey, Fla.

FMU: Returning 2-year starter, 3-year letterwinner....Ranked 156th nationally in walks pergame (0.41) in ‘09....All-Conference ‘09, ‘08....Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Southeast RegionTeam (2nd team) ‘08....NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete ‘08, ‘09....PBC All-Academic Team‘09....Ranked 98th nationally in runs per game (0.79) in ‘08....PBC Presidential and FMUSwamp-Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls ‘07, ‘08, ‘09....Chi Alpha Sigma National CollegeAthlete Honor Society....Beta Gamma Sigma....Past vice-president of The RIOT (student pepclub)....Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)....The Winning Edge LeadershipProgram....Nickname is Birch....PERSONAL: Born Jessica Nicole Birchmeier in St. Peters-burg, Fla....Attended Ridgewood High School, where she played for coach Amber Starkey.....Asa senior, batted .407 with 24 runs, 3 HRs, 32 RBIs, 8 SBs....Fanned only once in 81 plateappearances....Suncoast Athletic Conference Player of the Year....Named Player of the Yearby Florida Athletic Coaches Association (District 7) and the St. Petersburg Times....Herschool’s Female Athlete of the Year....3-time All-Conference, 4-time All-Conference AcademicTeam....School’s season and career HR leader.....Batted .300 as a junior; .406 as asoph....Florida Ultimate Gold travel team....Has met Jessica Mendoza, Cat Osterman, LovianneJung, Stacy Nuveman, Lisa Fernandez, and Dot Richardson....Hobbies include swimming andfixing anything broken by roommates.....FAVORITES: (athletes) Jessica Mendoza, EvanLongoria, Carl Crawford, David Beckham, (team) Tampa Bay Rays, (movie) Ace Ventura:When Nature Calls, (TV shows) Greek, Grey’s Anatomy, (food) Peanut butter, (non-intercolle-giate sports activity) Volleyball, (FMU) The pool, (in my CD player/iPod) Everything.....MAJOR:Accounting.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2009 51-51 148 23 48 10 1 1 20 .324 3-3 .9002008 53-50 167 32 64 13 1 4 42 .383 1-1 .9172007 24-8 35 4 7 1 0 0 2 .200 0-0 .714Totals 128-109 350 59 119 24 2 5 64 .340 4-4 .892

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JESSICA HOGANSS-3B, R/R, 5’4”, Jr., Asheboro, N.C.

FMU: First-year player.....Transfer from Florence-Darlington Technical College....Experienceas lead-off batter....Adds consistency at the plate and in the field....FDTC: Batted .407 with 32runs, 13 2Bs, 18 RBIs, 23 SBs, .470 OB%, .964 FLD%....NJCAA Region X All-ConferenceTeam (1st team), All-Tournament Team....Team MVP after helping Stingers to 26-13record....PEACE COLLEGE: Hit .317 in 2008 with 32 runs, 8 2Bs, 1 HR, 22 RBIs....DefensivePlayer of the Year for a 27-17 Pacer squad ....Nickname is Jeca.....PERSONAL: Born Jes-sica Michelle Hogan in Asheboro, N.C.....Attended Southwestern Randolph High School, whereshe played for coach Steve Taylor.....Hobbies include basketball and tennis.....FAVORITES:(athlete) Charlotte Morgan, (team) Atlanta Braves, (movie) Twilight, (TV shows) Saved by theBell, One Tree Hill, (food) Chicken, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) Racquetball, (FM) Thecampus, (in my iPod) rap, country, everything....MAJOR: Psychology.

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MURPHY McCONNELLP, L/L, 5’9”, Fr., Milton, Ga.

FMU: First-year player.....Another versatile addition to the Patriot roster....Can pitch and playfirst base....Throws a variety of pitches....Has power and movement on the mound....Shouldimprove with collegiate experience....Nickname is Murph.....PERSONAL: Born Murphy LynnMcConnell in Charlotte, N.C.......Attended Milton High School, where she played under thedirection of head coach Melanie Mosteller.....Her eyes change color....Once met Cat Osterman,Jennie Finch, and Natasha Watley...Michael Jordan held her when she was young....Hobbiesinclude swimming and wakeboarding.....FAVORITES: (athlete) Cat Osterman, (team) BostonRed Sox, (movies) Lion King, Friday Night Lights, (TV shows) House, The Office, Bones,(foods) Cheeseburgers, fruit, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) Wakeboarding, (FMU) thepeople are extremely nice and the campus is so pretty, (in my iPod) everything- mostlycountry.....MAJOR: Elementary Education.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2009 51-51 142 22 46 15 0 5 32 .324 0-0 .937

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ASHLEY JARAMILLO2B-UT, R/R, 5’5”, So., Canyon Country, Calif.

FMU: Returning starter (2B) and letterwinner.....Started every game as a freshman....Led teamin doubles, home runs, slugging percentage, and runs batted in as a freshman....Ranked 76thnationally in doubles per game (0.29)....Named PBC Freshman of the Week once in 2009....PER-SONAL: Born Ashley A. Jaramillo in Canyon Country, Calif......Attended Golden Valley HighSchool, where she played for coaches Courtney Carr and Frank Cantu....As a senior, hit .512with 19 runs, 8 2Bs, 4 3Bs, 3 HRs, 17 RBIs, and a .535 OB%....Named second-team All-League in 2008....Hit .442 with 7 HRs as a junior....Played club ball with the ValleyBreeze....Hobbies include photography.....FAVORITES: (athlete) Kevin Youkilis, (team) Bos-ton Red Sox, (movie) A League of Their Own, (TV show) True Blood, (food) Pancakes, (in myCD/iPod) variety.....MAJOR: Graphic Design, Photography.

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MICHAELA WOLFP, L/L, 6’0”, Sr., Littleton, Colo.

FMU: Three-year returning starter.....FMU career recorder holder for wins (70), strikeouts (583),and innings pitched (700.1)....Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America Team (1st team in ‘08)....Lou-isville Slugger/NFCA All-Southeast Region Team (2nd team in ‘09, 1st in ‘08)....NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete Team ‘07, ‘09....Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete HonorSociety....All-Conference Team ‘08, ‘09....’09 PBC All-Academic Team....Daktronics Inc. All-Southeast Region Team (2nd team in ‘09)....PBC Pitcher of the Week (once in ‘09)....2009:ranked 36th nationally in wins, 45th in ERA, 121st in strikeouts per game....2008: ranked 12thnationally in wins and 48th in ERA....In ‘07 became only second FMU pitcher in past 18seasons to win 20 games....2007: Ranked 37th nationally in wins and 94th in strikeouts per 7innings (6.2)....Set school-record 193 strikeouts (since broken by her)....Ranked in top 10 inPBC in 8 stats categories (including 3rd in IP and CG, T-1st in starts, 5th in wins)....Nearlytossed perfect game in first collegiate start....Had combined no-hitter vs St. Andrews (3-6-07)....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp-Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls ‘07, ‘08, ‘09....All-Tournament Team at ‘07 SC Fastpitch Classic....Nickname is Smallz....PERSONAL: BornMichaela Diane Wolf in Littleton, Colo....Attended Columbine High School and played forcoach Jeff Markle.....2006: .521 avg, 22 runs, 12 2Bs, 14 RBIs, .563 on-base percentage....Was12-5 on the mound, 0.83 ERA, 130 strikeouts in 109.2 innings...Helped Rebels to 17-6 recordand a spot in the Class 5A state playoffs....Career pitching totals: 32-15 record, 304 strikeoutsin 336.1 innings....4-year letterwinner.....2-time All-Conference....Played with 18A ColoradoIce club team....Once asked on-stage to assist with a David Copperfield magic show in LasVegas.... FAVORITES: (athlete) Jacoby Ellsbury, (team) Boston Red Sox, (movie) Transform-ers, (TV show) ESPN SportsCenter, (food) Cereal, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) running/working out, (FMU) Small campus size, (in my CD player/iPod) a little of everything.....MAJOR:Mass Communications.

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JAMIE HOLMESC, L/R, 5’4”, Sr., Monroe, Wash.

FMU: Three-year returning letterwinner....Provides depth at catcher....Adds a left-handed batto the lineup....NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete Team 2007, 2008....PBC Presidential andFMU Swamp-Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls 2007, 2008, 2009....Nickname isJames.....PERSONAL: Born Jamie Lynn Holmes in Monroe, Wash.....Attended Monroe HighSchool and played for coaches Rob Forsberg, Kent Stanley, Curt Eskeback, Mike Birch....2006:1st-team All-League, 2nd-team All-Area; helped Bearcats to a 23-4 record and a program-best9th-place finish in state tourney....MHS won the 2006 WesCo Conference title with 15-1mark....Named to the Northwest WesCo All-Star Team....Knows lead singer of band PointOne....Museum in Boulder, Colo., named after her relative....Once met Wayne Gretzky....Drivesacross country to get to school every year....Hobbies include hanging out with friends.... FA-VORITES: (athlete) Wayne Gretzky, (team) Colorado Avalanche, (movie) Step Brothers, (TVshows) Top Chef, Project Runway, (food) Mexican, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) hockey/ice skating, (FMU) Teammates and friends, (in my CD player/iPod) a little of everything....MAJOR:Elementary Education.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2009 10-7 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 .9702008 14-5 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 .167 0-0 1.0002007 13-4 15 0 3 0 0 0 2 .200 0-0 1.000Totals 37-16 22 3 4 0 0 0 2 .182 0-0 .990


YEAR W-L-S ERA GP-GS CG SHO INN K BB2009 20-11-0 1.58 36-29 25 4 204.1 172 352008 29-13-1 1.53 46-38 29 11 279.1 218 492007 21-10-0 2.26 36-31 26 6 216.2 193 69Totals 70-34-1 1.77 118-98 80 21 700.1 583 153

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EMILY DEANP, R/R, 6’2”, Sr., Edmonds, Wash.

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Teams with Wolf to give FMU one of the tallest pitching staffs inthe nation....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls 2009....ChiAlpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society....2008 transfer from Arizona WesternCollege....AWC: As a sophomore was 14-9 with one save and a 3.13 ERA.... Fanned 79batters in 141 innings....Tossed 2 no-hitters (including one vs the 3-time defending nationalchampion Phoenix College)....Helped AWC to a 29-22-1 mark in one of the toughest NJCAADivision I regions....As a freshman, was 9-7 with 2.21 ERA and 88 strikeouts in 104.1 innings...Inher 2 seasons, allowed only 203 hits in 245.1 innings....Nickname is Slim.....PERSONAL:Born Emily Dean in Edmonds, Wash......Attended Edmonds Woodway High School.....Hobbiesinclude spending time with family and friends.....FAVORITES: (athlete) Alex Rodriguez, (team)Seattle Mariners, (movie) The Sandlot, (TV show) Real World, (food) Ice cream, (non-intercol-legiate sports activity) Swimming, (FMU) Teammates, (in my CD/iPod) country....MAJOR:Psychology.

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11 KAT BEAUVAIS3B-SS, R/R, 5’7”, Sr., Manassas, Va.

FMU: Three-year starter and letterwinner...Missed some games last season with aninjury....Fundamentally strong in all areas....Good fielder with strong arm....NFCA All-AmericaScholar-Athlete Team 2007, 2009....Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Soci-ety....2009 PBC All-Academic Team....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp-Fox Athletic-Aca-demic honor rolls 2007, 2008, 2009.....Member of Beta Gamma Sigma....Had game-winninghit in FMU’s win over #3 Barry in 2008 CWS....Nickname is Kat.....PERSONAL: Born KathleenMary-Brigitte Beauvais in Manassas, Va.....Attended Osbourn Park High School and playedfor coaches Willie Lemay, Talia Lake.....As a senior, hit .412, .475 OB%.....Team’s OffensivePlayer of the Year....All-Regional pick....2-time 1st-team All-District.....Summer ball withManassas Blaze and Rock N Fire squads...3-time Scholar Athlete Award winner while playingsoftball, volleyball, basketball.....Once met Lisa Fernandez & US Olympic SoftballTeam....Smiles all the time....An aunt is a Redskinet....Met the 1990 and 1991 Redskinsteams....Hobbies include dancing, reading, running....FAVORITES: (athlete) Derek Jeter, (team)Washington Redskins, (movie) Sex in the City, (TV show) Greek, (food) Buffalo wings, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) Beach volleyball, (FMU) The pool and Grille, (in my CD player/iPod) Nickelback...... MAJOR: Management.


TRISTAN FAILE1B-3B, R/R, 5’7”, Fr., Lancaster, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....In-state product....Adds depth to the infield....Big Bat....Gooddefensive player....Strong arm....Will improve with collegiate experience....Nickname is“T”....PERSONAL: Born Tristan Alicia Faile in Charlotte, N.C....Attended Andrew JacksonHigh School and played for coach Steve Middleton.....Played in the 2009 CAWS AA/AAA All-Star Game....3-time All-State...3-time All-Region...Named her team’s MVP in 2008....As ajunior, batted .468 with 16 RBIs as the Lady Vols went 20-11....Tossed two shutouts on themound....As a sophomore, hit .458 with 19 RBIs and 40 runs scored...As a freshman, batted.425 with 14 RBIs and 50 runs....As a 5-year starter, helped AJ to more than 125 wins and 4region titles and two Class AA state titles....National Honor Society....Older sister (Casey)plays on the LSU softball team....Hobbies include music, movies, and sports.....FAVORITES:(athlete) Peyton Manning, (team) Carolina Panthers, (movie) Pineapple Express, (TV show)Bones, (food) Japanese, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) Ping pong, (FMU) Pretty campus,closeness of friends, the hypnotist, (in my CD player/iPod) all kinds of music....MAJOR:Biology.

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YEAR W-L-S ERA GP-GS CG SHO INN K BB2009 0-0-0 15.75 2-0 0 0 1.1 2 1

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KAYLA BOWIEOF, R/R, 5’2”, Fr., Myrtle Beach, S.C.

FMU: First-year player....Adds depth to the Patriot outfield...In-state product....Will improvewith collegiate experience....Nickname is “KB”....PERSONAL: Born Kayla Elizabeth Bowiein Winston-Salem, N.C.....Attended Myrtle Beach High School....2009 All-State....Hobbiesinclude swimming......FAVORITES: (athlete) Cat Osterman, (team) Boston Red Sox, (movie)She’s the Man, (TV show) CSI, (food) Chicken, (FMU) Friendly people, (in my CD player/iPod)pretty much anything....MAJOR: Undecided.

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DESTINEA SCHNEIDEROF, L/R, 5’6”, So., Jacksonville, Fla.

FMU: First-year player.....Speedy outfielder.....Brings collegiate experience to the roster....Left-handed bat....Phi Theta Kappa....2010 Transfer from Tallahassee Community College....TCC:Batted .268 in 48 games with 36 runs, 21 SBs (in 27 attempts), 4 RBIs, and a .328 OB%....All-Academic honors from the Panhandle Conference...Nickname is “D”.....PERSONAL: BornDestinea Tashae Schneider in Phoenix, Ariz.....Graduated from Jacksonville’s Edward WhiteHigh School and played for coach Josh Swearingen.....All-Star game selection....5 Player ofthe Game awards....4 Outstanding Student awards....Played for Jacksonville Kaos clubteam....Also a 3-time All-Region selection at Greenway (Ariz.) High School....Hobbies includeshopping, going to the beach, and relaxing.......FAVORITES: (athlete) Orlando Hudson, (team)Arizona Diamondbacks, (movie) Love and Basketball, (food) Mexican or Italian, (FMU) Theatmosphere, friendly people, beautiful campus, (in my iPod) Everything....MAJOR: Sociology.

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RAYNA McCLINTONP, R/R, 5’7”, Jr., Columbia, S.C.

FMU: First-year player.....In-state product....2009 Transfer from Chipola College....Moves theball around well....Throws hard....CC: As a sophomore, was 9-3 with a 0.75 ERA and 123strikeouts in 84 innings....6 shutouts...Opponents batted only .128 against her....First-teamAll-Panhandle Conference 2009, and FCCAA Gulf District All-Tournament Team honors....UM:Played freshman year at the University of Memphis....5-5 record with one save and 5.56ERA....Opponents hits .186 against her....Led Conference USA in fewest hitsallowed....Nicknames are Ray-Ray and Nay-Nay....PERSONAL: Born Rayna Madora McClintonin Chicago, Ill.....Attended Spring Valley High School, where she played for coach BobbyHenderson....3-year letterwinner....All-State as a senior....Hit .323 and had 1.04 ERA....Threwperfect game and two no-hitters in 2007....AAAA North/South All-Star Game (earned MVPHonors)....4-time All-Region and All-Area selection....Played one season at Woodward Acad-emy in Atlanta....Played club ball for SC Flame, NC Lady Blues, and U18 Gold CoastHurricanes....Hobbies include traveling (including to the beach), shopping, and hanging outwith friends.....FAVORITES: (athletes) Derek Jeter, Percy Harvin, (teams) Atlanta Braves, At-lanta Falcons, (movies) This Christmas, any Madea movies, (TV show) Kourtney and Khloego to Miami, (foods) Mexican, Italian, (non-intercollegiate sports activities) Bowling, football,(FMU) The atmosphere, (in my iPod) a lot of different songs and artists....MAJOR: MassCommunications.

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YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB-SBA FLD%2008 23-13 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 .167 0-0 1.000

YEAR W-L-S ERA GP-GS CG SHO INN K BB2008 5-5-1 5.56 22-12 5 0 68.0 58 83

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OLIVIA FERGUSONC-OF, R/R, 5’6”, Fr., Roanoke, Va.

FMU: First-year player.....Very aggressive player behind the plate and in the outfield....Veryvaluable leadership skills....Adds versatility to roster....Nickname is “O”....PERSONAL: BornOlivia Ross Ferguson in Roanoke, Va.....Attended Cave Spring High School and played forcoach Lindsey Moore....2009 first-team All-State, All-Region, All-River Ridge District, All-Timesland.....Hit a district and region-high .512 with 12 SBs and a district-leading 31RBIs...a.818 SLG% and .534 OB%....Wendy’s High School Heisman nominee....Flexed forphoto with Crystl Bustos....Hobbies include playing the guitar, listening to music, makingmusic, scrapbooking.....FAVORITES: (athlete) Caitlin Lowe, (teams) Tennessee Titans, Wash-ington Redskins, (movies) A League of Their Own, A Walk to Remember, (TV shows) House,football, (foods) Spaghetti, steak, (non-intercollegiate sports activities) Football, basketball,(FMU) Nice campus, teammates, (in my iPod) “screamo” music....MAJOR: Biology.

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MEGHAN HEISERC-1B, R/R, 5’9”, Fr., Sacramento, Calif.

FMU: First-year player....Strong hitting credentials...Will work behind the plate and at 1B....Aplayer that is driven to succeed and wants to learn....PERSONAL: Born Meghan Marie Heiserin Sacramento, Calif.....Attended St. Francis College Prep High School and played for coachAl LoGiudice.....As a senior, batted .222 with 3 2Bs, 2 HRs, 17 RBIs, .300 OB%, .987FLD%....Helped St. Francis to a 14-11 mark....2009 Optimist All-Star Game....As a junior, hit.391 with 2 HRs, 8 RBIs....All-League, All-League Sportsmanship Award....Played summerball for Capital City Comets Gold Team....Pick-up player for the Nationals and batted 7-for-11with 2-run homer to win the game....Hobbies include water polo and swimming......FAVORITES:(athlete) Tim Lincecum, (team) Sacramento Kings, (movies) Twilight, The Lake House, (TVshow) House, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) Water polo, (FMU) Beautiful campus, (in myCD player/iPod) country....MAJOR: Accounting.

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CHELLE PHILLIPS2B-OF, R/R, 5’4”, Jr., Waukee, Iowa

FMU: First-year player...2009 transfer from Indian Hills Community College-Ottumwa....Linedrive power at the plate...IHCCO: As a soph., batted .375 with 30 runs, 12 2Bs, 2 HRs, 23RBIs, 9 SBs, .514 SLG%, .428 OB%, .949 FLD%....2nd-team All-Region....UNI: Played fresh-man year at University of Northern Iowa....Batted .149 with 2 2Bs, 1 HR, 2 RBIs, .966FLD%....Nickname is Chelle....PERSONAL: Born Michelle Ann Phillips in Des Moines,Iowa....Attended Waukee High School and played for coach Jen Slauson....5-time CIML All-Iowa Conference, 4-time All-District, 3-time All-State...’07 All-Star game....4-year trackathlete....Claimed ‘07 Class 4-A state title in the pentathlon....3-year basketball player....StudentCouncil....An extra in a Luke Perry movie....Hobbies include vacationing, laughing, hangingout....FAVORITES: (athlete) Albert Pujols, (team) St. Louis Cardinals, (movie) American Wed-ding, (TV show) Buffy the Vampire Slayer, (foods) Pasta or Moe’s burritos, (non-intercollegiatesports activity) Sand volleyball, (FMU) The people, the campus, (in my iPod) country....MAJOR:Accounting.

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ASHLEIGH SAMMUTOF-1B, R/R, 5’8”, So., Brampton, Ontario, Canada

FMU: First-year at FMU....A redshirt for 2010 season....Adds depth to the Patriot roster....2009Transfer from the University of Mobile....UM: Played in 8 games during 2009 season for a 32-12 squad that finish 15th in NAIA Top 25 poll....Previously attended SheridanCollege....Nicknames are Sammie, Shleigh, Shme.....PERSONAL: Born Ashleigh Sammutin Toronto, Ontario, Canada........Attended Notre Dame Secondary School.....Softball MVP asa senior....Most Improved Athlete award....Coach’s Award....Also played basketball andvolleyball....Canadian....Played club ball for the Brampton Blazers....a .400 battingaverage....Hobbies include shopping and sports......FAVORITES: (athlete) Kobe Bryant, (TVshows) CSI, The Game, (food) Pasta, (non-intercollegiate sports activity) Ultimate Frisbee,(FMU) The campus, (in my iPod) hip hop/r&b/rap....MAJOR: Sociology / Criminal Justice.

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2009 PATRIOT SOFTBALL STATISTICS

Inning-by-inning summary

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalFrancis Marion 28 36 28 42 50 27 27 0 0 0 238Opponents 37 17 26 22 19 13 11 1 0 2 148

(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 32-19 Home: 15-9 Away: 8-8 Neutral: 9-2 Conference: 7-11

Player 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%3 Maria Goode .469 36-5 32 11 15 0 0 0 2 15 .469 0 1 9 0 .485 0 0 4-6 3 1 0 1.00010 Katie Campbell .355 22-15 31 7 11 0 0 0 3 11 .355 1 1 4 0 .382 1 0 0-0 12 5 2 .89524 Laura Hauff .333 32-22 66 6 22 1 0 0 7 23 .348 2 0 10 0 .353 0 2 0-0 20 37 3 .95015 Lauren Bubeck .333 25-18 21 1 7 1 0 0 3 8 .381 0 0 4 0 .318 1 0 0-0 6 32 1 .9742 Jessica Birchmeie .324 51-51 148 23 48 10 1 1 20 63 .426 21 2 21 0 .415 0 3 3-3 42 3 5 .9006 Ashley Jaramillo .324 51-51 142 22 46 15 0 5 32 76 .535 12 5 11 1 .391 2 6 0-0 102 77 12 .9378 Michaela Wolf .323 43-42 124 15 40 5 0 4 27 57 .460 15 3 19 0 .408 0 1 0-1 4 53 5 .91911 Kat Beauvais .311 35-34 61 14 19 3 1 0 10 24 .393 4 1 5 0 .364 0 2 5-5 33 78 12 .90216 Jessie Alesi .293 32-17 58 13 17 2 0 2 10 25 .431 3 2 18 0 .349 0 1 0-0 6 1 3 .7009 Tamela Bell .291 49-49 134 20 39 8 0 4 16 59 .440 7 5 15 0 .349 0 6 0-0 352 20 7 .98213 Kayla Ruede .282 46-43 85 10 24 3 0 3 15 36 .424 5 3 13 0 .344 0 4 0-0 216 22 7 .9714 Shannan Tyson .282 51-51 188 35 53 9 1 0 19 64 .340 7 7 6 0 .332 0 1 4-4 83 101 26 .87612 Lakyn Bendle .255 51-51 153 24 39 2 1 2 17 49 .320 9 2 17 0 .305 0 24 9-9 46 2 1 .98021 Nicole Reuter .250 20-4 24 4 6 1 0 0 4 7 .292 1 0 8 0 .280 0 0 0-0 5 0 1 .8331 Shawn Moore .237 31-9 38 9 9 1 0 0 2 10 .263 0 0 4 0 .237 0 0 1-1 16 13 4 .8795 Stevie Arrand .167 43-35 78 11 13 3 0 2 8 22 .282 4 1 14 0 .217 0 1 0-0 35 0 1 .97222 Megan Pangburn .125 30-5 16 10 2 0 0 0 1 2 .125 0 1 3 0 .176 0 0 2-3 3 0 0 1.0007 Jamie Holmes .000 10-7 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 30 2 1 .97034 Emily Dean .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .293 51-51 1400 238 410 64 4 23 196 551 .394 92 34 182 1 .350 4 51 28-32 1014 447 91 .941Opponents .241 51-51 1339 148 323 39 2 20 123 426 .318 60 40 235 1 .293 3 58 41-46 995 440 91 .940

LOB - Team (351), Opp (341). DPs turned - Team (7), Opp (19). CI - Team (2), Ruede 2, Opp (2).

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBOSV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA-SHA8 Michaela Wolf 1.58 20-11 36 29 25 4/1 0 204.1 178 76 46 35 172 22 1 12 796 .224 4 30 0 2 3515 Lauren Bubeck 2.19 9-7 22 16 10 2/1 0 108.2 113 51 34 18 45 14 0 6 438 .258 6 8 0 1 1810 Katie Campbell 3.05 3-0 6 5 1 0/0 0 18.1 21 11 8 3 10 1 0 1 76 .276 0 1 0 0 216 Jessie Alesi 5.25 0-1 4 1 0 0/0 0 5.1 7 7 4 3 6 2 1 0 21 .333 4 1 0 0 334 Emily Dean 15.75 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.1 4 3 3 1 2 0 0 1 8 .500 2 0 0 0 0

Totals 1.97 32-19 51 51 36 7/1 0 338.0 323 148 95 60 235 39 2 20 1339 .241 16 40 0 3 58Opponents 3.36 19-32 51 51 36 3/0 1 331.2 410 238 159 92 182 64 4 23 1400 .293 14 34 7 4 51

PB - Team (15), Ruede 13, Holmes 2, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - Ruede (35-39), Wolf (25-28), Bubeck (9-10), Holmes (5-6), Campbell(4-5), Alesi (3-3), Jaramillo (1-1).

TEAM LEADERS:MULTIPLE HIT GAMES: Birchmeier 13, Wolf 12, Jaramillo 12, Tyson 12, Bell 9, Bendle 8MULTIPLE RBI GAMES: Wolf 8, Jaramillo 6, Bendle 4, Ruede 4, Tyson 4, Birchmeier 4HITTING STREAKS (in games): Birchmeier 11, Bendle 9, Beauvais 8, Tyson 8, Wolf 7, Jaramillo 7, Bell 5, Ruede 4, Hauff 4, Arrand3, Alesi 3, Campbell 3, Goode 3, Bubeck 2, Moore 2, Reuter 2, Pangburn 1.

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2009 PATRIOT SOFTBALL GAME RESULTSTOTAL: 32-19 HOME: 15-9 AWAY: 8-8 NEUTRAL: 9-2 DAY: 30-19 NIGHT: 2-0 PBC: 7-11

Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall / Conf. Pitcher Att Time--------- ------------- ----- --------/-------- ---- ------- / --------- ---------------------- ------ ------$Feb 07, 2009 vs #12 Kutztown Univers W 2-1 2 4 2/ 1 2 1 7 1- 0 / 0- 0 Wolf (W 1-0) 30 1:30$Feb 07, 2009 vs Erskine College W 7-3 7 11 0/ 3 8 3 7 2- 0 / 0- 0 Wolf (W 2-0) 30 1:45$Feb 07, 2009 vs Limestone College W 14-2 14 11 4/ 2 2 11 5 3- 0 / 0- 0 Bubeck (W 1-0) 30 1:40$Feb 08, 2009 vs U. of Charleston WV W 14-3 14 16 1/ 3 5 2 5 4- 0 / 0- 0 Campbell (W 1-0) 25 1:50$Feb 08, 2009 vs Limestone College W 10-4 10 10 3/ 4 7 5 7 5- 0 / 0- 0 Wolf (W 3-0) 30 1:45 Feb 10, 2009 TUSCULUM COLLEGE W 5-0 5 12 0/ 0 1 2 7 6- 0 / 0- 0 Wolf (W 4-0) 51 1:19 Feb 10, 2009 TUSCULUM COLLEGE W 9-1 9 10 1/ 1 4 4 5 7- 0 / 0- 0 Campbell (W 2-0) - 1:15 Feb 12, 2009 at Limestone College W 2-1 2 6 1/ 1 3 2 7 8- 0 / 0- 0 Wolf (W 5-0) 250 1:27 Feb 12, 2009 at Limestone College W 3-0 3 5 0/ 0 6 0 7 9- 0 / 0- 0 Bubeck (W 2-0) - 1:35 Feb 21, 2009 MOUNT OLIVE COLL. W 6-0 6 8 1/ 0 3 3 7 10- 0 / 0- 0 Wolf (W 6-0) 35 1:45 Feb 21, 2009 MOUNT OLIVE COLL. L 1-5 1 4 1/ 5 6 0 7 10- 1 / 0- 0 Bubeck (L 2-1) - 1:40 Feb 22, 2009 FAYETTEVILLE STATE W 14-2 14 13 0/ 2 5 2 5 11- 1 / 0- 0 Campbell (W 3-0) 51 1:18 Feb 22, 2009 FAYETTEVILLE STATE W 20-5 20 22 4/ 5 6 7 5 12- 1 / 0- 0 Bubeck (W 3-1) - 1:41*Feb 25, 2009 at Augusta State L 2-11 2 3 4/11 11 0 5 12- 2 / 0- 1 Wolf (L 6-1) 42 1:15*Feb 25, 2009 at Augusta State L 0-6 0 2 1/ 6 8 1 7 12- 3 / 0- 2 Wolf (L 6-2) - 1:45*Mar 04, 2009 LANDER UNIVERSITY W 4-2 4 7 4/ 2 8 2 7 13- 3 / 1- 2 Wolf (W 7-2) 50 1:30*Mar 04, 2009 LANDER UNIVERSITY W 3-0 3 6 1/ 0 6 1 7 14- 3 / 2- 2 Bubeck (W 4-1) - 1:40^Mar 06, 2009 SAINT LEO W 5-3 5 6 0/ 3 6 3 7 15- 3 / 2- 2 Wolf (W 8-2) 62 1:47^Mar 06, 2009 SLIPPERY ROCK UNIV. W 4-2 4 7 1/ 2 7 1 7 16- 3 / 2- 2 Bubeck (W 5-1) 35 1:30^Mar 07, 2009 COKER COLLEGE W 4-2 4 9 0/ 2 2 1 7 17- 3 / 2- 2 Wolf (W 9-2) 50 1:30^Mar 07, 2009 BARTON COLLEGE L 3-4 3 8 2/ 4 7 1 7 17- 4 / 2- 2 Bubeck (L 5-2) 30 1:33^Mar 08, 2009 ST. THOMAS UNIV. L 4-5 4 11 1/ 5 10 1 8 17- 5 / 2- 2 Wolf (L) 35 1:50^Mar 08, 2009 NEWBERRY COLLEGE W 4-2 4 11 2/ 2 4 2 7 18- 5 / 2- 2 Wolf (W) 35 1:30*Mar 11, 2009 at UNC Pembroke L 2-3 2 5 3/ 3 9 2 7 18- 6 / 2- 3 Wolf (L 10-4) 87 1:34*Mar 11, 2009 at UNC Pembroke W 13-7 13 14 1/ 7 12 6 7 19- 6 / 3- 3 Wolf (W 11-4) 51 2:17*Mar 17, 2009 at Georgia Southwestern W 9-1 9 10 2/ 1 5 1 6 20- 6 / 4- 3 Wolf (W 12-4) 86 1:30*Mar 17, 2009 at Georgia Southwestern W 5-2 5 5 2/ 2 8 0 7 21- 6 / 5- 3 Bubeck (W 6-2) - 1:30 Mar 19, 2009 at Wingate L 0-2 0 4 2/ 2 6 0 7 21- 7 / 5- 3 Wolf (L 12-5) 122 1:24 Mar 19, 2009 at Wingate W 4-3 4 8 2/ 3 8 4 7 22- 7 / 5- 3 Bubeck (W 7-2) - 1:41 Mar 22, 2009 at Queens W 4-2 4 7 2/ 2 5 2 7 23- 7 / 5- 3 Wolf (W 13-5) 46 1:40 Mar 22, 2009 at Queens L 2-4 2 11 0/ 4 5 0 7 23- 8 / 5- 3 Bubeck (L 7-3) - 1:30*Mar 25, 2009 at USC Aiken L 3-6 3 12 1/ 6 8 1 7 23- 9 / 5- 4 Wolf (L 13-6) 64 1:40*Mar 25, 2009 at USC Aiken L 1-7 1 4 2/ 7 11 2 7 23-10 / 5- 5 Alesi (L 0-1) - 1:45*Mar 28, 2009 GA. COLL. & ST. UNIV L 1-3 1 4 4/ 3 4 1 7 23-11 / 5- 6 Wolf (L 13-7) 57 1;37*Mar 28, 2009 GA. COLL. & ST. UNIV W 4-3 4 7 1/ 3 6 0 7 24-11 / 6- 6 Bubeck (W 8-3) - 1:45*Mar 30, 2009 at Columbus State W 2-0 2 6 0/ 0 7 0 7 25-11 / 7- 6 Wolf (W 14-7) 60 1:26*Mar 30, 2009 at Columbus State L 5-6 5 9 3/ 6 11 3 7 25-12 / 7- 7 Bubeck (L 8-4) - 1:45*Apr 04, 2009 #3 NORTH GEORGIA L 2-4 2 8 3/ 4 14 2 10 25-13 / 7- 8 Wolf (L 14-8) 123 2:19*Apr 04, 2009 #3 NORTH GEORGIA L 0-1 0 1 1/ 1 6 1 7 25-14 / 7- 9 Bubeck (L 8-5) - 1:18*Apr 07, 2009 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC L 2-4 2 7 2/ 4 9 0 7 25-15 / 7-10 Wolf (L 14-9) 153 1:47*Apr 07, 2009 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC L 3-6 3 10 3/ 6 9 0 7 25-16 / 7-11 Bubeck (L 8-6) - 1:36 Apr 10, 2009 ST. ANDREWS PRES. W 4-0 4 11 1/ 0 1 2 7 26-16 / 7-11 Wolf (W 15-9) 100 1:26 Apr 10, 2009 ST. ANDREWS PRES. W 7-4 7 9 2/ 4 4 3 7 27-16 / 7-11 Bubeck (W 9-6) - 1:21 Apr 11, 2009 #12 LENOIR-RHYNE W 5-3 5 10 3/ 3 9 0 7 28-16 / 7-11 Wolf (W 16-9) 109 1:46 Apr 11, 2009 #12 LENOIR-RHYNE L 1-4 1 6 2/ 4 7 1 7 28-17 / 7-11 Bubeck (L 9-7) - 1:27+Apr 17, 2009 vs Lander University W 6-0 6 10 3/ 0 3 1 7 29-17 / 7-11 Wolf (W 17-9) 77 1:34+Apr 17, 2009 vs Ga. Coll. & St. Univ W 2-1 2 5 2/ 1 5 0 7 30-17 / 7-11 Wolf (W 18-9) 111 1:42+Apr 18, 2009 vs #18 USC Aiken L 1-2 1 4 2/ 2 7 1 7 30-18 / 7-11 Wolf (L 18-10) 105 1:37+Apr 18, 2009 vs Armstrong Atlantic W 6-2 6 7 2/ 2 5 2 7 31-18 / 7-11 Wolf (W 19-10) 75 1:50+Apr 18, 2009 vs Augusta State W 3-1 3 9 3/ 1 5 0 7 32-18 / 7-11 Wolf (W 20-10) 100 1:30+Apr 19, 2009 vs #18 USC Aiken L 1-3 1 5 3/ 3 7 1 7 32-19 / 7-11 Wolf (L 20-11) 120 1:35

* Peach Belt Conference game $ Early Bird Tournament in Aiken,SC^ Patriot Invitational in Florence,SC + PBC Tourn. in Florence,SC

2009 Peach Belt Conference Softball Final Standings

SCHOOL PBC GAMES PCT ALL GAMES PCT Last 10 Streakx y z North Georgia17-1 0.944 50-5 0.909 8-2 Lost 2z GCSU 12-6 0.667 32-24 0.571 4-6 Lost 1z USC Aiken 11-7 0.611 34-16 0.680 6-4 Lost 3z Augusta State 11-7 0.611 34-21 0.618 6-4 Lost 1Armstrong Atlantic 11-7 0.611 27-23 0.540 6-4 Lost 1Columbus State 9-9 0.500 30-31 0.492 3-5 Lost 1Francis Marion 7-11 0.389 32-19 0.627 7-3 Lost 1UNC Pembroke 7-11 0.389 18-30 0.375 3-7 Lost 4Ga. Southwestern 3-15 0.167 13-37 0.260 1-7 Lost 2Lander 2-16 0.111 14-31 0.311 1-9 Lost 1

x - 2009 PBC Championsy - 2009 PBC Tournament championz - 2009 NCAA Tournament Participant

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FMU SOFTBALL FIELDThe FMU Softball Field is located behind the SmithUniversity Center and beyond the rightfield fence ofCormell (baseball) Field. The field features a naturalgrass surface with dimensions of 190 feet in left, 220in center, and 190 in right. The field has seating forapproximately 200 spectators.

The Patriots also play some home games, includingthe annual Patriot Invitational Tournament, at the nine-field Freedom Florence Softball Complex, located onthe south side of Florence, 15 minutes from campus.

Francis Marion University is a member of the 13-school NCAA Division II Peach BeltConference (formerly the Peach Belt Athletic Conference). Other PBC members includeArmstrong Atlantic State University (in Savannah, Ga.), Augusta State University (Augusta,Ga.), Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Columbus State University (Columbus, Ga.),Flagler College (St. Augustine, Fla.), Georgia College & State University (Milledgeville, Ga.),Georgia Southwestern State University (Americus, Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood,S.C.), University of Montevallo (Montevallo, Ala.), UNC Pembroke, North Georgia College& State University (Dahlonega, Ga.), and USC Aiken. Formed in December 1989 andheadquartered in Augusta, Ga., the PBC conducts championships in 12 sports, six for men andsix for women. Of the 13 members, only Clayton State and Montevallo do not sponsorsoftball. The 2010 Peach Belt Conference Softball Tournament is set for April 16-18 inFlorence at the Freedom Florence Softball Complex, with only the top eight teams taking part.

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS - PATRIOT SOFTBALL2009 - Ten members of 2009 FMU women’s softball team received National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA)All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition. They were outfielders Stevie Arrand, Lakyn Bendle, Jessica Birchmeier, andMegan Pangburn; infielders Kat Beauvais, Tamela Bell, Laura Hauff, and Shawn Moore; utility player Jessie Alesi; andleft-handed pitcher Michaela Wolf........FMU also earned Girls Got Game/NFCA All-Academic Team recognition forthe fourth consecutive year. With a 3.329 cumulative grade-point average, Francis Marion ranked 24th among Divi-sion II programs. FMU previously earned this team honor in 1999, 2000, 2006, 2007, and 2008.......Six FMU playerswere listed in the final 2009 NCAA Division II softball statistical report, while the Patriot squad is ranked highly in severalteam categories. In the individual reports, junior left-handed pitcher Michaela Wolf ranked 36th in pitching wins (20),45th in earned run average (1.58), and 121st in strikeouts per nine innings (5.9). Freshman righty Lauren Bubeckranked 116th in ERA at 2.19. At the plate, senior outfielder Lakyn Bendle ranked fourth nationally in sacrifice hits pergame (0.47) and senior shortstop Shannan Tyson ended the year as the ninth toughest batter to strike out. Tysonfanned only six times in 203 plate appearances. Bendle laid down 24 sacrifice bunts in 51 games en route to settinga new Peach Belt Conference career mark in that category with 62. Freshman second baseman Ashley Jaramilloranked 76th in doubles per game (0.29), while junior leftfielder Jessica Birchmeier was listed 156th in walks per game(0.41). In the team rankings, the Patriot women ranked 33rd in Division II in earned run average (1.97), 63rd in winningpercentage (.627), 81st in batting average (.293), and 98th in scoring (4.67 runs per game).....Francis Marionended the season with a 32-19 record, and narrowly missed earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Division II NationalTournament......Junior left-handed pitcher Michaela Wolf was named to the second-team Louisville Slugger/NFCAAll-Southeast Region team and to the Daktronics Inc. All-Region squad......Five Patriots were named to the 2009Peach Belt Conference Softball All-Academic Team: senior first baseman Tamela Bell, senior centerfielder LakynBendle, junior left-handed pitcher Michaela Wolf, junior leftfielder Jessica Birchmeier, and junior third baseman KatBeauvais.....Four Patriots were selected to the 2009 All-Peach Belt Conference Team: senior designated player andutility player Laura Hauff was named to the first team, while junior left-handed pitcher Michaela Wolf, junior left fielderJessica Birchmeier, and freshman right-handed pitcher Lauren Bubeck were selected to the second team.

2008 - The Patriot women's softball team was ranked fifth in the final 2008 National Fastpitch Coaches Association(NFCA) Division II Top 25 poll, the highest ranking for the Patriot program since the school moved to NCAA affiliation in1992. FMU enjoyed its most successful season in 20 years posting a 39-16 record, the third-highest win total in teamhistory. The Patriots earned their first-ever bid to the NCAA Division II national tournament, won the South AtlanticRegional, and advanced to the Division II national finals (Elite Eight) in Houston, Texas. FMU played one of the tougherschedules in the country with seven 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 narrowlymissed out on earning a bid to the NCAA Division II tournament for four straight years. The program’s highest nationalranking occurred in 1988 when Francis Marion was ranked No. 1 in the pre-season NAIA poll.

Michaela Wolf

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.

Lees-McRae College (NC) 1-0Lenoir-Rhyne College (NC) 6-8Limestone College (SC) 31-19Lincoln Memorial University (TN) 2-3Lock Haven University ( (PA) 0-2Longwood College (VA) 5-3Lynchburg College (VA) 7-5Mars Hill College (NC) 2-0Mary 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) 18-6Newberry College (SC) 50-13Northeast Missouri State University 1-2North Carolina, Univ. of 0-4UNC Greensboro 0-3UNC Pembroke $ 32-13UNC Wilmington 11-7North Carolina Central University 3-0North Dakota State University 0-1North Florida, University of 1-14North Georgia College & State Univ. 5-7Ohio State University 0-1Ohio University 0-1Oklahoma City University 1-2Pacific Lutheran University (WA) 1-1Pfeiffer University (NC) 11-1Pikeville College (KY) 2-0Portland State University (OR) 0-1Presbyterian College (SC) 9-4Princeton University (NJ) 1-1Queens University of Charlotte (NC) 16-3Rio Grande, University of (OH) 1-1St. Andrews Pres.College (NC) 38-2St. Peter’s College (NJ) 1-0St. Thomas University (FL) 0-1Saint Leo University (FL) 1-0Salem International University (WV) 2-0Savannah Coll. of Art & Design (GA) 1-0Seton Hall University (NJ) 2-0Shaw University (NC) 9-0Shawnee State University (OH) 0-1Shepherd University (WV) 1-1Slippery Rock University (PA) 1-0South Carolina, Univ. of 0-9USC Aiken 38-18-1USC 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 2-0Texas Wesleyan College 1-0Toledo, University of (OH) 0-1Trenton State College (NJ) 0-2Tusculum College (TN) 11-4Valdosta State University (GA) 3-2Virginia, Univ. of 1-0Voorhees College (SC) 11-0Washburn University (KS) 1-0Wayne State University (MI) 0-3

FMU SOFTBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

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Adelphi University (NY) 2-0Alabama-Huntsville, Univ. of 0-3Alderson-Broaddus College (WV) 3-0Allegheny College (PA) 2-0American International College (MA) 2-1Anderson College (SC) 8-2Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (GA) 8-25Augusta State University (GA) 25-21Ashland University (OH) 3-1Assumption College (MA) 1-0Barry University (FL) 1-1Barton College (NC) 8-5Baylor University (TX) 0-1Belmont Abbey College (NC) 16-0Benedict College (SC) 18-2Bloomsburg University (PA) 0-3California University (PA) 0-3Campbell University (NC) 1-4Carson-Newman College (TN) 4-2Catawba College (NC) 12-3Cazenovia 0-1Centenary College (LA) 0-1Central Missouri State University 0-1Charleston Southern University (SC)* 5-2Charleston, College of (SC) 3-5Charleston, Univ. of (WV) 4-1Chowan University (NC) 1-0Claflin College (SC) 12-4Coastal Carolina University (SC) 26-24Coker College (SC) 25-27Columbus State University (GA) 16-32Columbia 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) 29-5Fairmont State College (WV) 2-0Fayetteville State University (NC) 6-0Ferris State College (MI) 1-1Ferrum College (VA) 3-0Furman University (SC) 5-0Gannon University (WV) 1-0Gardner-Webb University (NC) 4-2George Mason University (VA) 2-1-1Georgia College & State University 25-20Georgia Southwestern State Univ. 8-0Glassboro State College (NJ) 1-0Goldey-Beacom College (DE) 2-0Ithaca 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) 8-0Lake Superior State University (MI) 1-0Lander University (SC) 54-25LaSalle University (PA) 0-1Liberty Baptist University (VA) 3-2

All-TimeFMU Team Record

31 seasons889 wins

545 losses3 Ties

.620 winning pct.

West 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) 1-0Wilmington College (DE) 1-0Wingate University (NC) 25-8Winthrop College (SC) 18-14Wisconsin-Parkside, University of 3-6Wisconsin-River Falls, University of 1-0Wright State University (OH) 1-3

* formerly Baptist College$ formerly Pembroke State University% formerly Central Wesleyan College^ formerly USC Spartanburg 1-20-10

Milestone Wins---------------------

#118-2 at Morris College

(3-19-80)

#2504-2 vs Lander College

in Lexington, SC(4-30-88)

#5006-3 vs Georgia College

(3-20-99)

#7504-2 vs USC Aiken

in Aiken, SC(4-21-06)

Single-Season RecordsMost At Bats: 204 Shannan Tyson, 2008

196 Betsy Bouknight, 2002Most 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, 1998Highest Batting Average: .526 Lynette Mickle, 1980Most Stolen Bases: 46 Kim Booker, 1986Highest Stolen Base Percentage: 33-33 Carrie Closson, 2003Most Walks: 27 Lakyn Bendle, 2008

26 Kayla Ruede, 2007; 26 Amy Birch, 2001Most Hit-By-Pitches: 20 Monica Wofford, 200714 Monica Wofford, 2008; 13 Monica Wofford, 20069 Monica Wofford, 2005; 6 Kelly Kermode, 1998Slugging Percentage: .835 Kim Booker, 1989On-Base Percentage: .549 Lynette Mickle, 1980 ; .488 Carrie Closson, 2003

Most Pitching Appearances: 47 Michaela Wolf, 2008 42 Terrie Mudd, 1991

Most Wins: 31 Melissa Moyers, 1987Most Losses: 17 Terrie Mudd, 1992; 17 Terrie Mudd, 1991Most Saves: 3 Jessica Johnson, 2004; 2 , 14 different timesMost Games Started: 38 Michaela Wolf, 2008; 33 Melissa Moyers, 1987Most Complete Games: 29 Michaela Wolf, 2008; 28 Joni Jordan, 1986Most Shutouts: 11 Michaela Wolf, 2008; 8 Joni Jordan, 1985Most Innings Pitched: 279.1 Michaela Wolf, 2008

229.1 Terrie Mudd, 1991Most Strikeouts: 218 Michaela Wolf, 2008193 Michaela Wolf, 2007; 172 Michaela Wolf, 2009; 157 Amy Birch, 2000Highest Winning Percentage: .912 (31-3) Melissa Moyers, 1987Lowest ERA: 0.53 Deanna Freeman, 1983

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

Most Assists: 157 Stephanie Manley, 1991

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 Gray

Year Record Head Coach1998 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 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

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

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

Most Runs: 214 Kim Booker, 1986-89Most Hits: 253 Shanna 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, 2000-03Most Triples: 26 Kristen RupleMost 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: 68 Amber Gaines, 2002-05

67 Kristy BarthelmesMost Hit-By-Pitches: 56 Monica Wofford, 2005-0815 ShannanTyson, 2006-09; 15 Tatjana Slawson, 2004-06;13 Laurie Niego, 2000-03Consecutive Stolen Bases: 44 Whitney Galloway,

Feb. 28, 1992-March 12, 1993

Most Pitching Appearances: 121 Terrie MuddMost Wins: 70 Michaela Wolf, 2007-09

64 Amy Birch, 2000-03Most Saves: 5 Amy Birch, 2000-03Most Games Started: 132 Sheryl VyvermanMost Complete Games: 82 Terrie MuddMost Shutouts: 24 Heather Johnson, 2000-03Most Innings Pitched: 700.1 Michaela Wolf, 2007-09

687.0 Terrie MuddHighest 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, 1998-20011-20-10

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Francis Marion Universitythanks

and Dr. Timothy Dancy

for their generous support of

Patriot Athletics

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Francis Marion Universitythanks

of Florencefor their generous support of

Patriot Athletics

Francis Marion University Patriot Invitational Tournament(Women’s Softball)

March 12-14, 2010, at the Freedom Florence Softball Complexin Florence, SC

Friday, March 12, 20103:00 Francis Marion University vs. St. Andrews Presbyterian College (Field 5)3:00 University of North Carolina at Pembroke vs. Saint Leo University (Field 1)5:00 Francis Marion University vs. Saint Leo University (Field 5)5:00 Alderson-Broaddus College vs. Queens University of Charlotte (Field 1)

Saturday, March 13, 201011 am Armstrong Atlantic State University vs. Lenoir-Rhyne University (Field 4)1:00 Francis Marion University vs. Lenoir-Rhyne University (Field 5)1:00 Alderson-Broaddus College vs. University of North Carolina at Pembroke (Field 1)1:00 Armstrong Atlantic State University vs. St. Andrews Presbyterian College (Field 4)3:00 Francis Marion University vs. Alderson-Broaddus (Field 5)3:00 St. Andrews Presbyterian College vs. University of North Carolina at Pembroke (F1)3:00 Queens University of Charlotte vs. Saint Leo University (Field 4)5:00 Saint Leo University vs. Lenoir-Rhyne University (Field 1)5:00 Queens University of Charlotte vs. Armstrong Atlantic State University (Field 4)

Sunday, March 14, 201011 am Saint Leo University vs. Armstrong Atlantic State University (Field 4)11 am Lenoir-Rhyne University vs. Alderson-Broaddus (Field 3)11 am University of North Carolina at Pembroke vs. Queens University of Charlotte (Field 1)1:00 Francis Marion University vs. Queens University of Charlotte (Field 5)1:00 Alderson-Broaddus College vs. Armstrong Atlantic State University (Field 4)1:00 Lenoir-Rhyne University vs. University of North Carolina at Pembroke (Field 3)

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