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DREXEL SOFTBALLQUICK FACTS

Location Philadelphia, Pa. 19104

Founded 1891 by Anthony J. Drexel

Enrollment 19,885

Nickname Dragons

Colors Navy Blue and Gold

President Dr. Constantine N. Papadakis

Senior Vice President James Tucker

Director of Athletics Dr. Eric Zillmer

Affiliation NCAA Division I

Conference Colonial Athletic Association

Head Coach Kim Camara

Alma Mater Rhode Island '02

Career Record second season

Drexel Record 18-20

Assistant Coach Lisa Wambold (Hofstra '06)

Assistant Coach Krista Van Wert (Drexel '06)

Softball Office Phone (215) 215-1837

Home Venue Drexel Field

Division I Record 484-600-6 (25 seasons)

2007 Overall Record 18-20

2007 CAA Record (Finish) 7-13 (6th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost 13/2

Starters Returning/Lost 8/2

Newcomers 2

Softball Contact Britt Faulstick

Sports Information Phone (215) 895-6895

Sports Information Fax (215) 895-2038

Website www.drexeldragons.com

Mailing Address 3141 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, Pa. 19104

CreditsThe 2008 Drexel softball media guide is published by theDrexel University Department of Athletics. It was written byBritt Faulstick with editorial assistance by Mike Tuberosa andJohn Tomsich. It was designed by Alexander Zahradnik,Communications Office for Student Life and AdministrativeServices. Photography was provided by Greg Carroccio, DrexelUniversity, Jim McWilliams, Rich Dunoff, The Franklin InstituteScience Museum, the Philadelphia Convention and VisitorsBureau and Comcast-Spectacor. Layout by John Tomsich.

Pictured on cover: Amanda Hastings (left) and Molly Dacey

Division of Student Life and Administrative Services

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts/Media Information 1

Head Coach Kim Camara 2

Assistant Coaches 3

2008 Outlook 4

2008 Drexel Roster 6

Player Profiles 7

2007 Results 12

Records and Honors 13

Vidas Athletic Complex 16

Daskalakis Athletic Center 17

About Drexel 18

Drexel Academics 20

Dr. Constantine Papadakis

President

James Tucker

Senior VicePresident

Dr. Eric Zillmer

Director of Athletics

Johnson Bowie

Senior Associate Director of Athletics

Laura White

Senior WomanAdministrator

Nick Gannon

Senior Associate Director of Athletics

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Second Season | Rhode Island ‘02In her first season at the helm of the Drexel softball program Head Coach Kim Camara continuedher ascent as one of the rising stars in collegiate softball coaching. After taking over in September2006 as the seventh head coach in the program's history, Camara established a winning attitudefrom day one. Camara's Dragons responded, delivering her first collegiate coaching win, 13-8 overWestern Carolina on Feb. 23, 2007, just three games into the season.

From that point, Camara guided the team to its best start since 1990, going 8-4 through its first 12games including a five-game winning streak. Under Camara's tutelage, the 2007 Dragonsestablished themselves as one of the most dangerous offensive teams in the CAA. Drexel displayedits coach's never-say-die attitude by coming from behind in the final inning to win conferencegames against Delaware and Georgia State. The Dragons won both series and became the only CAAteam to sweep the Panthers, who advanced to the finals of the conference tournament.

When the dust settled on the 2007 season, the Dragons posted their best team batting average, hitmore home runs and drove in more runs than any other Drexel team in the program's history.Despite suffering through injuries that halved the team's pitching staff and outfield by mid-season, Camara's squad rallied itself and narrowly missed qualifying for the conferencetournament. The CAA recognized the Dragons' superlative offensive season and gritty performance

through conference play by honoring three Dragons with All-Conference distinction. Ashley Botelho earned CAA Co-Rookie of the Yearand Brianne Brown was named to the All-CAA Second Team. Botelho and freshman hurler Katrina Gaudier both made the All-RookieTeam as well.

Before coming to Drexel, Camara compiled a coaching and recruiting resume at UNC Wilmington that is nothing short of impressive. Sheplayed an integral role in the Seahawks rapid rise to success in the Colonial Athletic Association. With Camara's help the Seahawksearned their first berth in the CAA Tournament in 2006 after finishing in third place in just their third season of competition in theCAA. Camara was also instrumental in recruiting All-Conference First Team selections Ali Gardner and Carly Hughes, who led the CAA inhitting, in 2005 and 2006, respectively. Six other Seahawks, whom Camara helped to recruit, were also named to All-Conference teams in2006.

Her passion for softball and its intricacies developed as a four-year letterwinner at the University of Rhode Island from 1997 to 2000.She served as a team captain as a junior and a senior and earned the Field General Award during the 1999 season, as well as earning aspot on the All-Tournament Team at the UNC Triangle Classic. She graduated in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and wenton to work as operations manager and instructor at Planet FastPitch in Uxbride, Mass.

Camara moved into the assistant coach position at UNC Wilmington in 2001 where she assumed responsibility for recruiting, organizingpractices, and game-day coaching. She worked primarily with pitchers and catchers and also instructed players in batting andbaserunning. Her work with the team was displayed prominently on the field in 2006 as the Seahawks led the CAA in batting average,slugging percentage and hits.

This season the Dragons are ready for take-off. The team loses just two starters from the 2007 squad and returns two all-conferenceplayers. Camara has instilled the players with a winning attitude and the core of returning Dragons are hungry for CAA Tournamentcompetition. With a healthy pitching staff this season, Camara's squad is poised to begin its ascent to becoming one of the elite teams inthe CAA.

HEAD COACH KIM CAMARA

SOFTBALL Drexel University2008

Assistant Coach Lisa Wambold Second Season Hofstra ‘06Lisa Wambold joined the Drexelcoaching staff last season aftercompleting one of the mostsuccessful softball careers in recentCAA history. Wambold, who playedsecond base and outfield throughouther four-year career at Hofstra, was atwo-time All-Conference selectionand the 2005 CAA Player of the Year.That season she also earned a place

on the All Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team. Wambold was at theheart of a Pride team that dominated the conference during hertenure. In her sophomore season, Wambold was named the MostValuable Player of the CAA Tournament and she went on to leadthe Pride to conference tournament championships and NCAATournament berths in each of her four seasons with the team.

Wambold successfully transitioned from the field to the coachingbox as she used the techniques that helped her to become one ofthe CAA's most feared batters to make the Dragons into one ofthe conference's top offensive teams in 2007. With the help ofWambold, Drexel's hitters had the best team batting average(.305) in the program's history and also set single-season recordsfor RBIs. The Dragons offensive outburst was most evident thisyear when the team topped its single-season home run record bymid-season and went on to hit more than double the previousrecord with 28 homers this season.

Wambold wrapped up her playing career at Hofstra in 2006 andgraduated with degrees in elementary education and psychology.Her equally successful career in the classroom included a spot onthe 2005 CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team. TheHorsham, Pa. native returned to the Philadelphia area, bringingher passion for the game and winning attitude as valuable assetsto the Drexel coaching staff. Wambold will once again assistHead Coach Kim Camara with on-field coaching and recruiting, aswell as working with the infield and as a hitting coach.

2008 Coaching Staff


Assistant Coach Krista Van Wert Second Season Drexel ‘06Now in her second season as anassistant on Kim Camara's staff,Krista Van Wert will help solidify theDragons' pitching staff and infieldthis season. Van Wert, a 2006 Drexelgraduate who returned to DrexelField last season as an assistantcoach, was one of Drexel's bestpitchers during her playing days.Van Wert and Camara worked

wonders with a Drexel pitching staff that suffered numerousinjuries last season, ensuring quality starting pitching that gavethe team a chance to win every game.

One of Coach Van Wert's greatest successes last season wasaiding the development of freshman hurler Katrina Gaudier whobecame the team's top starter by the end of the season andearned a place on the CAA All-Rookie team. Under Van Wert'stutelage, Gaudier issued the fewest walks of any starting pitcherin conference play and was named Drexel's Pitcher of the Year atseason's end.

During her playing career from 2002-05, Van Wert was one ofDrexel's top starters. Her best performance came during hersenior season when she posted an 11-6 record and helped theteam qualify for the conference tournament for the first timesince joining the CAA. She finished 10th in the nation with an0.84 earned-run average that year, was an All-Conferenceselection and named to the National Fastpitch CoachesAssociation's All-Mid-Atlantic Region Team.

In addition to pitching, Van Wert also played reliably at shortstopfor Drexel, posting a .948 fielding percentage and leading theteam in assists as a senior. She brings to the bench a tie toDrexel's proud softball tradition and a reminder of its resurgencein recent years.

Van Wert is a Yardley, Pa. native and she attended PennsburyHigh School. She graduated from Drexel with a degree in biology.

Over the past three seasons Drexel softball has beenstaking its claim as a contender for prominence in theColonial Athletic Association. Since qualifying for theconference tournament in 2005, the Dragons have been onthe cusp of a return to the elite four in the CAA. While theprogram's last tournament qualifying team was defined byits dominant pitching, Drexel squads of the last twoseasons have carved out their places among theconferences' top teams in offensive production. In 2007,the Dragons were one of just two teams in the conferenceto post a team batting average better than .300. The teamset new program marks for team batting, slugging, RBIsand home runs while proving it could compete withanyone in the batter's box. The most prominentcharacteristic of the '07 Dragons was not their prowesswith the bat, however, but rather their resiliency and willto win. The team suffered through a rash of injuries thatdecimated its pitching staff and significantly shortenedfirst-year Head Coach Kim Camara's bench by season'send. Rather than seeing this obstacle as an excuse toabandon the season, the Dragons took the challenge as anopportunity to achieve new heights.

The team swept CAA Tournament finalist Georgia State forthe first time ever, just days after losing its secondstarting pitcher of the season. The Dragons went on to winfour straight games including a run-rule victory over Ivy-League leader Penn. The Dragons grounded out winsthrough the final weeks of the season and managed tokeep themselves in contention for a tournament berthdespite being without the services of two All-Conferenceplayers for the majority of the season. With a healthy teamthis year, including All-Rookie pitcher Katrina Gaudier, Co-Rookie of the Year Ashley Botelho, and a well-stockedbullpen, the Dragons could have all the ingredients toclaim a spot among the class of the CAA.

Battery

After an injury-plagued 2007 season, the Dragons' bullpenis looking to bounce back this year. The team's stock ofhealthy and effective arms will likely be the determiningfactor in how far the Dragons go this season. Both ofDrexel's rookie pitchers impressed last season. BreannaGomez earned a spot in the rotation with strongperformances early in the year. She earned a two-hitvictory over Rutgers in her third start as a Dragon andwhen returning ace Ashlee Veilleux was put out ofcommission for the season, Gomez took her place at thetop of the rotation. She went on to post a 3-4 record and arespectable 3.10 ERA before injury ended her season. Ifshe can regain her form in 2008 and remain healthy shecould take over as the ace of Drexel's staff. Her fellowCalifornian classmate, Katrina Gaudier, picked up whereshe left off, taking over starting duties along with

sophomore Amanda Shattuck for the remainder of theseason. Gaudier proved to be one of the team's mostdurable players, making 20 starts and pitching 11complete games to lead the team. She was a three-timeconference Rookie of the Week, including back-to-backappointments on Feb. 19 and Feb. 26. Gaudier gave theDragons an immediate lift when the team needed it most.After injuries sidelined Gomez and team captain AmandaHastings, Gaudier pitched Drexel to sweeps againstGeorgia State and crosstown rival Penn. Against theQuakers, Gaudier threw a gem to earn the victory in gameone and hit her first career homeruns in a run-rule victoryin game two. Shattuck, who became an instant veteran inthe young bullpen did her part to steady the Dragons'rotation. She threw a two-hit victory at Maryland EasternShore with a career-high eight strikeouts and proved to beeffective in relief at the end of the season. Drexel's trio ofgamers will be boosted by the arm of newcomer EllenBoundy. The rookie hurler has had a great deal of successpitching in international competition and at the club levelin Canada. She will look to continue her winning ways onthe NCAA Div. I level at Drexel. Boundy and Drexel's youngpitchers will have the opportunity to develop with the helpof three talented catchers. Senior Victoria Hanks is a three-year veteran of international play as part of the BritishNational Team. She is a team leader on the bench andplays hard in whatever role she has been asked to handle.Senior Molly Dacey is a reliable backstop whose experiencebehind the plate makes her a perfect candidate to handle ayoung pitching staff. While Dacey has seen a lot of time atfirst base and as the designated player, she may be calledupon to resume her place in the battery. Primary catchingduties, however, will likely remain with the CAA's reigningCo-Rookie of the Year, Ashley Botelho. The Massachusettsproduct set a Drexel rookie record for slugging lastseason. She proved to be a fearless hitter, as well as one ofthe top defensive catchers in the conference. Botelhothrew out nearly half of would-be base stealers last seasonand was the team's leading hitter in conference play. Hercontinued success with the bat could help to replace theoffense of last year's seniors Brianne Brown and LenaAiken.

Sarah Gostomski

2008 SEASON OUTLOOK



Sandi Wambold

Outfield

The Dragons return every player from one of the topoutfields in the CAA last season. Drexel's three regularstarters committed just three errors all season. Juniorcenterfielder Lisa Williams is one of the most excitingplayers in the conference. Her speed, judgment andfearless play were exhibited last season on a host ofhighlight-reel catches. Williams superior play earned herthe team's Defensive MVP honor in 2007. Now in her thirdseason with the team, Williams is the catalyst for Drexel'soffense, as well as its top defensive playmaker. She led theDragons in runs scored and was the top base thief in theconference, safely swiping 18 bases on 19 attempts. Nextto Williams, in left field, is her classmate ChristinaRodriguez. As a sophomore last season, Rodriguez led allCAA outfielders in batting average and she was also thetop slugger for the Dragons. Rodriguez and Williamscombined to score nearly one-quarter of the team's runs.Senior Amanda Hastings will likely resume her post inright field after an injury-shortened junior season.Hastings, who was honored as an All-CAA rookie and aSecond Team member in her first two years in UniversityCity played in just 22 games last season. She did manageto hit .319, however, and is just a handful of hits awayfrom becoming the next member of Drexel's 100-hit club.When Hastings is in the lineup she gives the Dragons adangerous lefty who can hit near the top of the order andalso drive in runs. Jessica Bongiovanni and KatrinaGaudier also saw time in the outfield when Hastings wasinjured. Bongiovanni is a solid defensive outfielder whoreads the ball well. She also improved from the plate lastseason in a limited number of appearances. Gaudiershowed that she was athletic enough to transition toplaying the outfield when she wasn't pitching. She has agood bat and managed to drive in 11 runs in less than 80plate appearances.

Infield

This season Camara has the unenviable task of groomingtwo new infielders in positions that have been maintainedin large part by just two players over the past fourseasons. Brianne Brown and Lena Aiken locked up thirdbase and second base, respectively, since their freshmanseasons. This year a host of players could be auditioningto take their places on the infield dirt. Sophomore CarlaWaldron and newcomers Rachel Campbell, KatyHarrington and Kelly Downes will fill in the spaces vacatedby Lena Aiken and Brianne Brown at second and thirdbase. Waldron made several starts at second base lastseason and proved to be a solid fielder. She is alsodeveloping into a slap hitter and will give Camara anotheroption as a left-handed batter. Campbell is a local playerfrom Voorhees, N.J. where she was a two-time all-conference selection at Eastern High. Harrington was atwo-sport star in at Enloe High in Wendell, N.C. where shewas a pitcher and a shortstop. Downes, a South Plainfield,N.J. native, earned a spot on the team in the fall and willgive the team depth in the infield. The anchors of theinfield this season will be shortstop Kristen Beaver andfirst baseman Sandi Wambold. Beaver improved as a hitterthis season. Not only did she hit .369 with two home runsand 12 RBIs in only 65 at bats, but all but one of her RBIscame with two outs. She also exhibited excellent range atshortstop and committed just five errors all season.Wambold once again proved to be one of the Dragons' tophitters in the clutch as a sophomore. She improved herbatting average and was also third on the team in RBIs.Botelho and Dacey could also see time at third base as theseason progresses. Dacey split time between first base,catcher and designated player last year. She also put upsome of the best offensive numbers of any utility player inthe conference. Her 22 RBIs were second on the team andshe also hit a career-best .317 with four long balls.

The Schedule

Drexel opens its season at the Georgia SouthernTournament in Statesboro, Ga. on Feb. 15-17 beforeheading west to play in a tournament hosted by SantaClara University on Feb. 29. The Dragons home opener isslated for March 8 against Bucknell. Drexel will also playMarist, the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia andparticipate in the Bash at the Beach Tournament hosted byDelaware State in non-conference play. UNC Wilmingtonwill visit Drexel to begin the Colonial Athletic Associationseason on the weekend of March 22. The team will alsowork in non-conference doubleheaders against Lafayette,St. Peter's, Saint Joseph's, Penn and La Salle throughoutthe course of the season. The Dragons will look to finishstrong and head into the CAA Tournament with a roadseries against Georgia State, the defending regular-seasonCAA champions and a team that Drexel swept last year.

Mariana Uribe

2008 Season Outlook

Christina Rodriguez


2008 ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Hometown/High School2 Kelly Downes IF Fr. R/R 5-7 South Plainfield, N.J./South Plainfield3 Amanda Hastings OF Sr. L/R 5-6 Georgetown, Del./Sussex Central4 Carla Waldron IF So. L/R 5-1 Bristol, Pa./Bristol5 Lisa Williams OF Jr. R/R 5-7 Milton, Del./Cape Henlopen6 Katrina Gaudier P/OF So. R/R 5-3 Irvine, Calif./Northwood7 Ashley Botelho C/3B So. R/R 5-6 Rochester, Mass./Coyle & Cassidy9 Ellen Boundy P Fr. R/R 5-8 Surrey, British Columbia/Semiahmoo10 Amanda Shattuck P Jr. R/R 5-6 East Providence, R.I./East Providence11 Christina Rodriguez OF Jr. R/R 5-5 Brick, N.J./Brick Township12 Katy Harrington IF Fr. R/R 5-5 Wendell, N.C./Enloe15 Victoria Hanks C Sr. R/R 5-6 Yardley, Pa./The Pennington School16 Sandi Wambold 1B Jr. R/R 5-4 Horsham, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham17 Kristen Beaver UT Jr. R/R 5-7 Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown 19 Rachel Campbell IF Fr. R/R 5-4 Voorhees, N.J./Eastern20 Breanna Gomez P So. R/R 5-8 Whittier, Calif./Bishop Amat22 Molly Dacey C/IF Sr. R/R 5-6 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy23 Jessica Bongiovanni OF Jr. R/R 5-7 Manchester, N.J./Manchester Twp.

Head Coach: Kim Camara (Rhode Island, '02), second seasonAssistant Coaches: Lisa Wambold (Hofstra, '06), Krista Van Wert (Drexel, '06)

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Molly Dacey #22Senior, C/IF Langhorne, Pa.Neshaminy

One of Drexel's most dangerous returninghitters, Dacey is among the team's all-time leaders in home runsand RBIs...split time behind the plate, at first base and in thedesignated player role last season while serving as a team captain.2007: Hit a career-high four home runs, moving into second placeall-time at Drexel…second on the team with 22 RBIs…picked up her100th career hit on April 22 at James Madison…tied Drexel's single-game record for doubles with two against Penn on April 19…hit apersonal best .317 on the season. 2006: Served as team captain inher sophomore season…tied for team lead with 28 RBIs, matching asingle-season Drexel record…had eight RBI against UMES to set asingle-game record…led CAA in runners caught stealing as acatcher…second on the team in batting and sluggingpercentage…owns eighth-highest career fielding percentage inDrexel history…named CAA Player of the Week for the week endingon April 23. 2005: Played mostly at first base but also saw time atcatcher and third base when injuries struck the team…third on theteam in RBIs and doubles…led the team with 234 putouts andposted a .981 fielding percentage at first base, third base andcatcher. Background: A four-year softball letterwinner atNeshaminy... Trentonian All-Area Catcher sophomore year...memberof state championship team junior year...Courier-Times FirstTeam...Honorable Mention All-League...First Team All-SoutheastPA...First Team All-Suburban One League...Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area First Team. Personal: Daughter of Steve and CindyDacey...majoring in sport management.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2005 41 .203 118 12 24 7 0 2 12 5 0-02006 48 .303 145 16 44 9 1 2 28 1 2-22007 38 .317 123 22 39 7 0 4 22 7 0-1Totals 127 .277 386 50 107 23 1 8 62 13 2-3

Dragon ProfilesVictoria Hanks #15Senior, C/IF Yardley, Pa.The Pennington School

A savvy pinch runner and dependablecatcher…provides veteran leadership for the team…played withBritish National Team in its quest to qualify for the WorldChampionships…served as president of Student-Athlete AdvisoryCommittee. 2007: Saw action in 17 games and became a reliablepinch runner late in the season…went 2-for-3 with three RBIsagainst Western Carolina to help the Dragons win their first gameof the season. 2006: Picked up her first career hit, an RBI singleagainst UMES on April 20…used mostly as a back-up catcher. 2005:Filled in at second base when Lena Aiken was struck byinjury…posted a .935 fielding percentage and was fifth on the teamwith 31 assists. Background: A letterwinner in field hockey andsoftball...First Team All-Prep for four years...served as teamcaptain...First-Team All-New Jersey in field hockey. Personal:Daughter of David and Beth Hanks...majoring in design andmerchandising.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2005 25 .000 16 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-12006 8 .091 11 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-02007 17 .154 13 1 2 0 0 0 3 4 0-0Totals 50 .277 40 3 3 0 0 0 5 1 1-1

Amanda Hastings #3 Senior, OF Georgetown, Del.Sussex Central

One of the team's best contact hitters…hasbeen hampered by injuries the past two seasons but is capable ofputting up big numbers when she's healthy. 2007: Hit better than.300 for a second straight season despite sitting out nearly half theseason due to injury…smacked her first career home run on April 6against Towson…matched single-game record with two doublesagainst Bucknell on April 4…served as team captain…vice presidentof student-athlete advisory committee. 2006: Named Second TeamAll-CAA as a designated player…third on team in batting average,RBIs and slugging percentage…put together a season-high 11-gamehitting streak, which is the second longest in Drexel history. 2005:Named to CAA All-Rookie Team…took over lead-off role early inthe season…second on the team with 17 runs scored and a .331 on-base percentage…third on the team in doubles (7), total bases (45),sacrifice hits (5) and slugging percentage (.338)…played steady incenter and right field leading the outfielders with 29 putouts.Background: Served as Drexel's representative to the NCAALeadership Conference in the summer of 2007…selected presidentof Drexel's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee…named First TeamAll-State as a utility player in her senior year…a Second Team All-State selection as a pitcher in her junior year…a four-time All-Conference selection…captain of Sussex Central's conferencechampionship team in her junior year...member of National HonorSociety…named to All-Henlopen Conference Academic Team.Personal: Daughter of Michael and Nancy Hastings...majoring inpsychology.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2005 41 .286 133 17 38 7 0 0 9 7 0-12006 47 .300 140 15 42 10 0 0 25 15 0-02007 22 .319 47 11 15 4 0 1 7 4 1-1Totals 110 .297 320 43 95 21 0 1 41 26 1-2


Molly Dacey

Jessica Bongiovanni #23Junior, OFManchester, N.J.Manchester Township

A valuable pinch-hitter for the Dragons who also plays solid defensein the outfield…has improved her numbers steadily since herfreshman year. 2007: Saw action in 27 games and made 12 starts inright field…went 2-for-3 with two RBIs against UNC Charlotte and 2-for-4 at Maryland - Eastern Shore…only Drexel outfielder without anerror during the season. 2006: Smacked her first career hit, an RBIsingle, against Maryland - Eastern Shore on April 20. Background: Amember of 2003 New Jersey Group II state championship team…All-County First Team in 2005…state scholar-athlete award in 2005.Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Kathy Bongiovanni…majoring inchemistry.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2006 10 .071 14 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-02007 27 .278 18 1 5 1 0 0 3 2 0-0Totals 37 .188 32 2 6 1 0 0 4 2 0-0

Kristen Beaver #17Junior, SS Boyertown, Pa.Boyertown Area

A gritty shortstop with good range and astrong throwing arm…one of the most sure-handed fielders onthe team…a consistent power hitter who improved her averagelast season and will be a team leader in the infield this year.2007: Hit a career-high .369 on the season with 65 plateappearances, more than doubling her average from her rookieseason…committed just five errors all season atshortstop…recorded eight multi-hit games...turned in three-hitgames against the University of the Sciences and Saint Joseph's.2006: Became the Dragons' starting shortstop after playing in theoutfield to start the season…second on the team in triples andhome runs…hit a two-run homer in game one of Drexel's sweepagainst La Salle. Background: A four-time all-area infielder atBoyertown…also played basketball, field hockey and soccer inhigh school…honor roll student…member of National HonorSociety and student council. Personal: Daughter of Ray andSusan Beaver…majoring in elementary and secondary education.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2006 43 .183 109 13 20 0 1 2 12 9 0-02007 35 .369 65 15 24 1 0 2 12 10 0-0Totals 78 .253 174 28 44 10 1 4 24 19 0-0

Christina Rodriguez #11Junior, OF Brick, N.J.Brick Township

Drexel's most consistent hitter…can hit for power and average…aspeedy base runner and outfielder with a strong throwingarm…one of the top hitting outfielders in the conferences lastseason. 2007: Ranked eighth in the conference and led Drexelwith a .336 batting average…led the Dragons with a .545 sluggingpercentage…hit her first career home run on April 1, went on tofinish second on the team with four round-trippers…more thandoubled her RBI total from freshman year…led Drexel outfieldersin assists. 2006: Led the Dragons with 31 runs scored, afreshman record…tied a school record by scoring four runsagainst the Univ. of Maryland - Eastern Shore on April20…second on the team in stolen bases and fourth in battingaverage and hits…ranked 10th in the CAA in runs scored.Background: A four-year letterwinner at Brick Township…servedas team captain in junior and senior seasons…named team MVPin 2004 and 2005…All-County Second team in 2004 and FirstTeam in 2005…also played soccer, basketball and track for fouryears. Personal: Daughter of Ruben and SharonRodriguez…majoring in education.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2006 48 .294 143 31 42 5 1 0 9 7 9-112007 38 .336 110 23 37 9 1 4 19 5 4-5Totals 86 .312 253 54 79 14 2 4 28 12 13-16

Amanda Shattuck #10Junior, P Providence, R.I.East Providence

The most experienced pitcher in Drexel'sbullpen…changes speeds and locates her pitches well…has proven tobe an effective reliever in her career. 2007: Appeared in 20 games andmade six starts…closed out two combined shutouts and earned onesave on the season…tossed a complete-game two-hitter with a career-high eight strikeouts against Maryland - Eastern Shore on March 28.2006: Led Drexel with two saves, the most by a Dragon since1995…held opposing batters to a .243 batting average…threw a one-hit shutout against the Univ. of Maryland - Eastern Shore on April 20,2006 and also recorded her first hit in the contest…ranked 10th inthe CAA in lowest opponent batting average. Background: A four-yearletterwinner at East Providence…also played varsity basketball forthree seasons…four-time member of All-Area and All-Division FirstTeam…a second team all-stater in 2004…member of All-State FirstTeam in 2005…served as team captain for two seasons…member ofstudent council. Personal: Daughter of Mark and AnnShattuck…majoring in education.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2006 3 .200 5 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-02007 7 .143 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-0Totals 10 .167 12 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 0-0Career Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L APP GS CG IP H ER BB SO2006 4.27 4-9 26 13 7 85.1 80 52 74 492007 4.65 4-5 20 6 5 58.2 54 39 59 36Totals 4.42 8-14 46 19 12 144.0 134 91 132 85



Katrina Gaudier #6Sophomore, P/OF Irvine, Calif.Northwood

Took over as Drexel's number one starter byseason's end…locates her pitches well and keeps the ball down…adurable starter who threw more than twice as many innings as anyother Drexel pitcher…versatile enough to play in the outfield aswell and could develop into a dangerous hitter. 2007: Named toCAA All-Rookie team…honored as Drexel's Pitcher of theYear…issued fewest walks of any CAA pitcher to throw 70 or moreinnings in conference play…had the most decisions of any pitcherin conference play and made the second most appearances…ledDrexel in wins, innings pitched, strikeouts, complete games andearned-run average…amassed the most victories by a freshmanpitcher since Lori Swanson's 11 wins in 1997. Background: A four-year letterwinner as a pitcher and a shortstop for NorthwoodHigh…helped lead her team to a league championship… namedteam MVP and also earned Northwood's top offensive player awardand coaches award…earned Northwood's scholar-athleteaward…selected to All-Conference team as a shortstop…named toAll-Pacific Coast League team…chosen by Irvine World News as itsSoftball Athlete of the Year. Personal: Daughter of Manny andRosanna Gaudier…majoring in English.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2007 32 .205 78 16 16 2 0 1 11 9 1-1Career Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L APP GS CG IP H ER BB SO2007 3.09 11-11 26 20 11 124.2 145 55 34 61

Ashley Botelho #7Sophomore, C/3B Rochester, Mass.Coyle & Cassidy

Emerged as one of Drexel's most powerfulhitters in her freshman season…can drive the ball out of the parkas well as hitting for average…plays well defensively behind theplate…possesses a strong throwing arm and is not afraid use it.2007: Earned CAA Co-Rookie of the Year honors in her freshmanseason…selected for CAA All-Rookie Team…led team in extra-basehits…posted highest slugging percentage ever by a Drexel freshman(.533)…ranked among top 50 in the nation in doubles per game,smacking 10 on the season to lead the team…Drexel's top hitter inconference play, batting .420 in CAA games…ranked sixth in theCAA in batting average in conference games. Background: A four-year member of the softball team at Coyle and Cassidy High inTaunton, Mass…also played volleyball for two seasons…named toTauton Gazette All-Scholastic Softball Team all four years…twicenamed Brockton Enterprise All-Scholastic Team…selected to theBoston Globe All-Scholastic Team as a senior…set a new career RBImark at Coyle & Cassisy by driving in 90 runs in her four seasons,surpassing the previous record of 79…member of the NationalHonor Society and Spanish Honor Society. Personal: Daughter ofSteven and Paula Botelho…majoring in accounting.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2007 34 .305 105 17 32 10 1 4 19 7 0-0

Lisa Williams #5Junior OF Milton, Del.Cape Henlopen

One of the top defensive outfielders in theconference...has the speed and ability to make difficult catches andher range in centerfield is second to none…at the plate she is aprototypical lead-off hitter, with a good on-base percentage and theability to steal bases…last season she also showed that she has theability to be a power hitter as well. 2007: Led the conference with18 steals on 19 attempts…stole 14 straight bases without beingthrown out to start the season…scored a team-high 27runs…committed just one error in centerfield all season…hit herfirst career home run on March 10 vs. Rutgers…named Drexel'sDefensive Player of the Year. 2006: Led the team in steals and set aDrexel rookie record with 11 swipes…ranked among the top 10 inthe conference in on-base percentage (.398) and steals…reachedbase safely in 43 of 48 games…put together a nine-game hittingstreak from March 5-19, the second longest of the season…secondon the team in runs and walks…ranked 23rd in the nation in beinghit by pitches. Background: A four-year letterwinner at shortstopand outfield in high school…also played basketball and fieldhockey at Cape Henlopen…twice named to All-Conference FirstTeam…named First Team All-State outfielder as asophomore…member of 2004 second-place state team…namedMVP in all three sports in which she participated…member ofNational Honor Society and student council. Personal: Daughter ofGlenn and Tracy Williams…majoring in education. Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2006 48 .289 135 28 39 8 0 0 8 15 11-172007 35 .284 102 27 29 5 1 2 11 13 18-19Totals 83 .287 237 55 68 13 1 2 19 28 29-36

Sandi Wambold #16Junior, 1B Hatboro, Pa.Hatboro-Horsham

Has proven to be one of Drexel's best clutchhitters in late-inning and two-out situations…continues to improveas a contact and power hitter each season. 2007: Continued toimprove as a hitter, elevating her batting average and totals for hits,home runs and RBIs from her freshman season…had the team'slongest hitting streak, eight games, early in the season…hit a walk-off two-run single to beat Delaware on March 25…finished third onthe team in RBIs. 2006: Led team in sacrifice flies…posted thesecond best fielding percentage…tied for third in extra-basehits…named CAA Rookie of the Week on April 24…drove in thegame-winning run in a sweep of La Salle on April 25. Background:Played shortstop for four years at Hatboro-Horsham…also playedfield hockey and basketball…named to All-League First Team atdesignated hitter as a freshman…Second Team All-League at thirdbase as a sophomore…twice named to All-League First Team as ashortstop…served as team captain senior year and named teamMVP…All-Intelligencer shortstop as a senior. Personal: Daughter ofBill and Paula Wambold…her cousin, Lisa, was an All-CAA softballstandout at Hofstra and an assistant coach with Drexel thisseason…majoring in education.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2006 45 .244 131 11 32 7 1 2 16 9 0-02007 34 .324 102 11 33 6 0 3 21 8 0-0Totals 79 .279 233 22 65 13 1 5 37 17 0-0

Dragon Profiles


Katy Harrington #12Freshman, IF Wendell, N.C.Enloe

Background: An outstanding two-sport athlete at Enloe High…pitchedand played shortstop for four years in high school…named MostOutstanding Player as a senior and the team's Most Valuable Player asa junior…a two-time All-Conference selection for softball…a HighSchool Heisman nominee in 2006…also earned an All-ConferenceHonorable Mention for volleyball…named Enloe's Outstanding SeniorAthlete in 2007…four-time Academic All-Conference selection forsoftball and volleyball. Personal: Daughter of Jim and KarenHarrington…majoring in business administration.

Kelly Downes #2Freshman 3BSouth Plainfield, N.J.South Plainfield

Background: Played softball and field hockey at South PlainfieldHigh…member of state champion field hockey team and alsoearned All-Area honors in the sport. Personal: Daughter ofMichael and Kathleen Downes…majoring in architecturalengineering.

Rachel Campbell #19Freshman, IF Voorhees, N.J.Eastern Regional

Background: A four-year varsity starter at Eastern Regional inVoorhees, N.J.…a First Team All-Conference infielder in 2007 and aSecond Team All-Conference selection in 2005 and 2006…served asco-captain as a junior and senior and won the team's Spirit andDedication Award both years…played for the competitive West JerseyWitches summer-league club team for the past three years…also anAll-State soccer player on Eastern Regional's back-to-back New JerseyState Championship soccer teams. Personal: Daughter of Raymondand Jennifer Campbell…majoring in biology.

Ellen Boundy #9Freshman, P Surrey, British ColumbiaSemiahmoo

Background: A veteran of international competition as thepitcher on two of Canada's top club teams…pitched in the 2005and 2006 Canada Cup tournaments…got the pitching victory inthe 2005 gold-medal Canada Cup game…earned a spot on herregion's team in the 2006 Canadian National Tournament…alsoan accomplished swimmer. Personal: Daughter of Bob Boundyand Edna Ritchie…her brother is a nationally ranked swimmer inCanada and her mother played varsity basketball at theUniversity of Victoria…majoring in psychology.

Carla Waldron #4Sophomore, IF Bristol, Pa.Bristol

A versatile player who filled in at second base aswell as in the outfield when injuries struck the team…proved to be afearless fielder at both positions…handles the bat well as a slap hitterand gives the team speed in the lead-off spot and nine hole in the lineup. 2007: Saw time at second base and in the outfield near the end ofthe season…posted the third best batting average on the team withonly 42 trips to the plate…came around to score on 12 of the 16times that she reached base…had back-to-back two-hit games againstJames Madison and La Salle in late April…played in 30 games andmade 15 starts. Background: Played varsity softball and basketball forfour years at Bristol High…named MVP for both sports as a senior…atwo-time selection to Bucks County Courier Times GoldenTeam…earned softball team's Outstanding Leadership Award as ajunior…valedictorian of Bristol's class of 2006…named Bucks CountyCourier Times Scholar-Athlete and the Kiwanis Club Student of theYear. Personal: Daughter of George and Joanne Waldron…majoring ineducation. Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2007 30 .333 42 12 14 0 0 0 6 2 1-3

Breanna Gomez #20Sophomore, P Whittier, Calif.Bishop Amat

Can be a dominant pitcher whenhealthy...has good command of her pitches and locates themwell…was Drexel's number one starter before injury ended herseason…will help give the Dragons a deep pitching staff thisseason. 2007: Started the season as one of Drexel's top startersbefore going down with an injury…threw three straight completegames from March 10 to March 24…struck out a season-highseven batters in a two-hit victory over Rutgers on March10…posted second best ERA on the team and gave up the fewestearned runs. Background: Played pitcher and first base for fourseasons at Bishop Amat High…named an All-Area honorablemention as a sophomore…twice named All-Serra League Firstteam…a two-time All-Area performer…honored as the team'sMVP after her junior and senior seasons…served as team captainas a junior and senior. Personal: Daughter of David and NidiaGomez…majoring in psychology.Career Batting StatsYear GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-Att2007 2 .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Career Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L APP GS CG IP H ER BB SO2007 3.10 3-4 12 10 4 58.2 65 36 17 33




Date Opponent Result Pitching DecisionFeb. 23 Marshall# L, 4-8 Gomez (L 0-1)Feb. 23 UNC Greensboro# L, 2-6 Gaudier (L 0-1)Feb. 24 Western Carolina# W, 13-8 Gaudier (W 1-1)Feb. 24 Charlotte# L, 5-8 Shattuck (L 0-1)Mar. 10 Rutgers W, 7-2 Gomez (W 1-1)Mar. Mar. 12 Univ. of Sciences W, 6-1 Gomez (W 2-1)Mar. 12 Univ. of Sciences W, 9-0 Gaudier (W 2-1 Mar. 24 Delaware* L, 1-2 Gomez (L 2-2)Mar. 24 Delaware* W, 5-4 Gaudier (W 3-1)Mar. 25 Delaware* W, 6-5 Gaudier (W 4-1)Mar. 28 at Md. Eastern Shore W, 14-2 Gaudier (W 5-1)Mar. 28 at Md. Eastern Shore W, 14-1 Shattuck (W 1-1)Mar. 31 at UNC Wilmington* W, 10-2 Gomez (W 3-2)Mar. 31 at UNC Wilmington* L, 2-3 Gaudier (L 5-2)Apr. 1 at UNC Wilmington* L, 1-2 Gomez (L 3-3)Apr. 4 at Bucknell L, 2-6 Gomez (L 3-4)Apr. 4 at Bucknell W, 4-1 Gaudier (W 6-2)Apr. 6 Towson* W, 10-7 Shattuck (W 2-1)Apr. 6 Towson* L, 3-7 Gaudier (L 6-3)Apr. 7 Towson* L, 8-11 Shattuck (L 2-2)Apr. 11 at Saint Joseph's L, 4-7 Gaudier (L 6-4)

Date Opponent Result Pitching DecisionApr.Apr. 11 at Saint Joseph's L, 2-3 Shattuck (L 2-3)Apr. 14 Georgia State* W, 6-5 Shattuck (W 3-3)Apr. 14 Georgia State* W, 3-2 Gaudier (W 7-4)Apr. 19 at Penn W, 8-2 Gaudier (W 8-4)Apr. 19 at Penn W, 18-4 Shattuck (W 3-4)Apr. 21 at James Madison* L, 3-8 Shattuck (L 4-4)Apr. 21 at James Madison* L, 3-7 Gaudier (L 8-5)Apr. 22 at James Madison* L, 4-7 Gaudier (L 8-6)Apr. 25 at La Salle W, 12-2 Gaudier (W 9-6)Apr. 25 at La Salle L, 2-7 Shattuck (L 4-5)Apr. 28 Hofstra* L, 1-4 Gaudier (L 9-7)Apr. 28 Hofstra* L, 2-10 Gaudier (L 9-8)Apr. 29 Hofstra* L, 1-5 Gaudier (L 9-9)May 2 Lafayette W, 3-0 Gaudier (W 10-9)May 5 at George Mason* L, 0-1 Gaudier (L 10-10)May 5 at George Mason* W, 6-2 Gaudier (W 11-10)May 6 at George Mason* L, 0-1 Gaudier (L 11-11)

* Colonial Athletic Association game# UNC Charlotte Tournament

2007 CAA StandingsSchool Conference OverallHofstra* 17-3-0 40-13-0James Madison 17-3-0 38-16-0Georgia State 11-9-0 34-30-0UNC Wilmington 9-12-0 19-37-0Towson 8-12-0 25-31-0Drexel 7-13-0 18-20-0Delaware 7-13-0 16-26-3George Mason 5-16-0 19-34-0

*CAA Tournament Champion

2007 Final StatisticsBattingName BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR BB RBIKristen Beaver .369 35-31 65 15 24 1 0 2 10 12Christina Rodriguez .336 38-38 110 23 37 9 1 4 5 19Carla Waldron .333 30-15 42 12 14 0 0 0 2 6Lena Aiken .330 37-35 97 24 32 6 0 2 12 16Sandi Wambold .324 34-32 102 11 33 6 0 3 8 21Amanda Hastings .319 22-20 47 11 15 4 0 1 4 7Molly Dacey .317 38-38 123 22 39 7 0 4 7 22Brianne Brown .312 38-38 112 22 35 7 0 5 22 31Ashley Botelho .305 34-32 105 17 32 10 1 4 7 19Lisa Williams .284 35-35 1-2 27 29 5 1 2 13 11Jessica Bongiovanni .278 27-12 18 1 5 1 0 0 2 3Katina Gaudier .205 32-27 78 16 16 2 0 1 9 11Victoria Hanks .154 17-3 13 1 2 0 0 0 0 4Amanda Shattuck .143 7-2 7 1 1 0 0 0 2 0Ashlee Veilleux .100 5-4 10 1 1 0 0 0 2 0Brenna Gomez .000 2-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals .305 38-38 1033 204 315 58 3 28 105 182Opponents .275 38-38 985 163 271 42 7 22 122 149

PitchingName ERA W-L App. GS CG ShO/CB IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBPKatrina Gaudier 3.09 11-11 26 20 11 0/2 124.2 145 72 55 34 61 19 5 16 507 .286 9 5Breanna Gomez 3.10 3-4 12 10 4 0/0 58.2 65 36 26 17 33 14 0 5 232 .280 3 5Amanda Shattuck 4.65 4-5 20 6 5 0/2 58.2 54 47 39 58 36 8 2 3 229 .245 9 4Ashlee Veilleux 7.35 0-0 2 2 0 0/0 6.2 7 8 7 13 4 1 0 0 26 .269 8 1Totals 3.49 18-20 38 38 20 2/2 248.2 271 163 124 122 134 42 7 22 985 .275 29 15Opponents 4.18 20-18 38 38 18 2/1 251.0 315 204 150 105 170 58 3 281033 .305 21 19

FieldingName C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CIVictoria Hanks 17 13 4 0 1.000 0 4 2 .667 0 0Jessica Bongiovanni 11 11 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0Ashlee Veilleux 4 0 4 0 1.000 0 8 2 .800 0 0Ashley Botelho 130 106 23 1 .992 1 14 13 .519 10 0Sandi Wambold 149 139 8 2 .987 3 0 0 --- 0 0Katrina Gaudier 63 13 49 1 .984 1 8 10 .444 0 0Lisa Williams 50 48 1 1 .980 0 0 0 --- 0 0Christina Rodriguez 42 39 2 1 .976 0 0 0 --- 0 0Molly Dacey 197 174 18 5 .975 2 6 3 .667 2 0Kristen Beaver 126 49 72 5 .960 0 0 0 --- 0 0Amanda Hastings 21 19 1 1 .952 0 0 0 --- 0 0Breanna Gomez 20 2 17 1 .950 0 6 4 .600 0 0Amanda Shattuck 17 2 14 1 .941 0 2 2 .500 0 0Brianne Brown 129 31 90 8 .938 2 0 0 --- 0 0Lena Aiken 147 77 59 11 .925 2 0 0 --- 0 0Carla Waldron 46 23 17 6 .870 1 0 0 --- 0 0Totals 1169 746 379 44 .962 5 24 18 .571 12 0Opponents 1143 753 337 53 .954 10 31 6 .838 16 0

2007 Game Results (18-20 overall, 7-13 CAA)

2007 Season Review



CAREER BATTING LEADERS Batting Average/.300 Club.350 Debbie Ponist (1988-90).348 Kelli Griffith (1990-93).324 Tammy Kratz (1990-93).318 Kristy Heyser (1998-01).312 Christina Rodriguez (2006-07).303 Carol Pellicano (1983-86).302 Jaime Long (1995-98)(Min. 2 seasons/200 at-bats)Games Played202 Debbie Botke (2001-04)198 Kim Killo (1991-94)197 Barb Svanson (1989-92)195 Alicia Good (1998-02)194 Kristy Heyser (1998-01)192 Jaime Long (1995-98)187 Jodi Devine (1997-00)187 Lori Swanson (1997-01)187 Vicki Ventura (1993-96)186 Rachel Levinson (2000-03)At-Bats592 Jaime Long (1995-98)576 Kristy Heyser (1998-01)574 Kim Killo (1991-94)572 Alicia Good (1998-02)566 Debbie Botke (2001-04)564 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)564 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)534 Jodi Devine (1997-00)522 Vicki Ventura (1993-96)509 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)Runs103 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)96 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)93 Kim Killo (1991-94)93 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)88 Jaime Long (1995-98)83 Kristy Heyser (1998-01)71 Brianne Brown (2004-07)70 Kelly Donohoe (1998-01)70 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)70 Cindy Russell (1988-91)Hits (100-hit club)196 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)183 Kristy Heyser (1998-01)183 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)179 Jaime Long (1995-98)166 Alicia Good (1998-02)157 Kim Killo (1991-94)152 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)144 Debbie Botke (2001-04)143 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)138 Jodi Devine (1997-00)133 Brianne Brown (2004-07)132 Heather Pandullo (1993-96)130 Cindy Russell (1988-91)125 Rachel Levinson (2000-03)121 Barb Svanson (1989-92)113 Vicki Ventura (1993-96)111 Kelly Donohoe (1998-01)109 Jessie Levandowski (1991-94)107 Molly Dacey (2005-07)106 Jonnaé McClain (2002-05)101 Lena Aiken (2004-07)101 Pam Fetz (1990-93)100 Debbie Hough (1984-87)Runs Batted In99 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)77 Brianne Brown (2004-07)64 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)62 Molly Dacey (2005-07)59 Jodi Devine (1997-00)59 Kim Killo (1991-94)55 Cindy Russell (1988-91)

54 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)49 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)48 Lynn Tirado (1986-89)48 Rachel Levinson (2000-03)Doubles45 Jaime Long (1995-98)33 Jodi Devine (1997-00)31 Brianne Brown (2004-07)25 Kim Killo (1991-94)25 Vicki Ventura (1993-96)23 Molly Dacey (2005-07)23 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)22 Alicia Good (1998-2002)22 Rachel Levinson (2000-03)21 Amanda Hastings (2005-07)21 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)21 Jessie Levandowski (1991-94)21 Lynn Tirado (1986-89)Triples15 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)13 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)11 Pam Fetz (1990-93)Home Runs10 Brianne Brown (2004-07)8 Molly Dacey (2005-07)7 Dawn Critchfield (1998-99)7 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)7 Lori Swanson (1997-01)6 Jonnaé McClain (2002-05)5 Jen Fowlkes (1997-98)5 Sandi Wambold (2006-07)4 Ashley Botelho (2007)4 Kristen Beaver (2006-07)4 Jodi Devine (1997-00)4 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)4 Carol Pellicano (1983-86)Total Bases243 Kelli Griffith (1990-93)239 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)235 Brianne Brown (2004-07)232 Jaime Long (1998-01)209 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)191 Jodi Devine (1997-00)175 Alicia Good (1999-2002)169 Molly Dacey (2005-07)148 Rachel Levinson (2000-03)147 Pam Fetz (1990-93)141 Amanda Hastings (2005-07)Walks69 Brianne Brown (2004-07)67 Barb Svanson (1989-92)62 Jonnaé McClain (2002-05)57 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)55 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)50 Kim Killo (1991-94)49 Kristy Heyser (1998-01)49 Jaime Long (1998-01)47 Cindy Russell (1988-91)42 Carol Pellicano (1983-86)Sacrifice Hits77 Barb Svanson (1989-92)51 Kim Killo (1991-94)50 Vicki Ventura (1993-96)44 Louise Schmoyer (1986-89)40 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)Stolen Bases90 (105) Kristy Heyser (1998-01)54 (61) Chris Nalley (1993-94)40 (43) Debbie Ponist (1988-90)36 (56) Alicia Good (1998-02)31 (36) Kelly Donohoe (1998-01)29 (36) Lisa Williams (2006-07)27 (30) Tammy Kratz (1990-93)25 (31) Jaime Long (1995-98)22 (27) Jenn Hulme (1998-01)20 (23) Eileen Rogers (1987-90)

CAREER PITCHING LEADERS Wins83 (83-45)Heather Frey (1989-92)58 (58-43)Lori Swanson (1997-01)47 (47-33)Linda Stenerson (1988-91)46 (46-59)Wendi Colby (1992-95)35 (35-51)Lisa Schramm (1984-87)Saves11 Heather Frey (1989-92)8 Laura Tynio (1999-01)3 Wendi Colby (1992-95)3 Amanda Shattuck (2006-07)3 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)3 Lori Swanson (1997-01)Earned Run Average(Min. 2 seasons/100 innings)1.35 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)1.45 Jaime Long (1995-98)1.52 Lori Swanson (1997-01)1.54 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)1.56 Candace Clark (1999-00)1.67 Heather Frey (1989-92)1.78 Laura Tynio (1999-01)2.23 Jeannette Chobot (1995-96)2.65 Wendi Colby (1992-95)Appearances145 Heather Frey (1989-92)120 Wendi Colby (1992-95)115 Lori Swanson (1997-01)98 Elizabeth Fuller (2002-05)96 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)95 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)Starts107 Heather Frey (1989-92)104 Wendi Colby (1992-95)92 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)90 Lori Swanson (1997-01)89 Elizabeth Fuller (2002-05)83 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)63 Laura Tynio (1999-01)51 Jeannette Chobot (1995-96)44 Krista Van Wert (2002-05)40 Jaime Long (1995-98)Complete Games98 Heather Frey (1989-92)85 Wendi Colby (1992-95)80 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)79 Lori Swanson (1997-01)65 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)50 Laura Tynio (1999-01)45 Jeannette Chobot (1995-96)41 Elizabeth Fuller (2002-05)34 Jaime Long (1995-98)24 Krista Van Wert (2002-05)Shutouts29 Heather Frey (1989-92)28 Lori Swanson (1997-01)17 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)17 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)Innings Pitched807.0 Heather Frey (1989-92)718.0 Wendi Colby (1992-95)677.1 Lori Swanson (1997-01)594.1 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)580.0 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)549.1 Elizabeth Fuller (2002-05)Strikeouts867 Lori Swanson (1997-01)369 Elizabeth Fuller (2002-05)353 Lisa Schramm (1984-87)269 Laura Tynio (1999-02)231 Heather Frey (1989-92)178 Linda Stenerson (1988-91)175 Amanda Heyser (2003-06)154 Krista Van Wert (2002-05)

CAREER FIELDING LEADERS Putouts1,392 Eileen Rogers (1987-90)1,279 Jess Mattie (1994-96)1,267 Jodi Devine (1997-00)1,183 Rachel Levinson (2000-03)981 Pam Fetz (1990-93)777 Kim Killo (1991-94)670 Molly Dacey (2005-07)463 Katie Loomis (1998-01)414 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)385 Lynn Tirado (1986-89)378 Barb Svanson (1989-92)Assists603 Jaime Long (1995-98)451 Jessie Levandowski (1991-94)431 Tammy Kratz (1990-93)413 Debbie Botke (2001-04)400 Wendi Colby (1992-95)363 Brianne Brown (2004-07)335 Debbie Ponist (1988-90)Fielding Percentage.9897 Rachel Levinson (2000-03).9858 Pam Fetz (1990-93).9850 Katie Loomis (1998-01).9824 Jodi Devine (1997-00).9784 Eileen Rogers (1987-90).9781 Laura Tynio (1999-02).9773 Wendi Colby (1992-95).9767 Alicia Good (1999-02).9766 Molly Dacey (2005-07).9752 Sandi Wambold (2006-07)(Min. 2 seasons/200 chances)

Drexel No-Hitters

Amanda Heyser vs. Univ. of Maryland EasternShore G1, (4/20/06)

Ashlee Veilleux vs. Univ. of the Sciences, G2(3/16/06) vs. George Mason, G1 (4/1/06)

Elizabeth Fuller vs. Manhattan, G1 (3/25/03)

Lori Swanson vs. Maine, G1 (4/23/00)vs. Vermont, G1 (4/10/99)vs. Lafayette, G2 (3/11/99)

Jaime Long vs. Delaware, G1 (4/18/98)

Chris Nalley vs. Lafayette (4/14/93)

Heather Frey vs. Temple, G1 (4/11/91)

Linda Stenerson vs. Penn (4/19/89)

Terri Valentivs. Bucknell, (4/20/85)

Lisa Schramm vs. Towson, G2 (5/1/84)vs. Saint Joseph’s (3/31/84)

Records - Honors


DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDSSingle-Game BattingAt-Bats 8, Vicky Ventura vs. Maine, G1

(April 7, 1996); Amanda Heyser, Rachel Levinson, Debbie Botke vs. Towson, G2 (April 26, 2003)

Runs 4, Christina Rodriguez vs. UMES, G2 (April 20, 2006)4, Kelly Donohoe vs. Hartford,G1 (April 12, 1999)4, Kelli Griffith vs. La Salle, G1 (April 8, 1991)

Hits 5, Kelly Donohoe vs. La Salle, G2 (March 31, 1999)

Singles 4, 6 players (Ashlee Veilleux, Towson, G1 April 8, 2006)

Doubles 2, 32 players (S. Wambold andL. Aiken at GMU May 5, 2007)

Triples 2, Tammy Kratz vs. Delaware,G2 (April 6, 1991)2, Debbie Ponist vs. Bucknell, G2 (April 14, 1988)2. Elizabeth Fuller vs. UMES, G2 (March 6, 2005)

Home Runs 2, Brianne Brown vs. Delaware, G2, (March 24, 2007)2, Erin McKee vs. UNC Wilmington, G2 (April 10, 2004)

Runs Batted In 8, Molly Dacey vs. UMES, G2 (April 20, 2006)

Total Bases 8, Brianne Brown vs. Delaware, (G2, March 24, 2007)8, Molly Dacey vs. UMES, G2 (April 20, 2006)8, Erin McKee vs. UNC Wilmington, G2 (April 10, 2004)8, Kelly Donohoe vs. Lafayette, G2 (March 4, 2000)

Walks 4, Barb Svanson vs. Lehigh, G1 (Apr. 6, 1989)

Strikeouts 4, 3 players (Molly Dacey vs. Wright State Feb. 26, 2005)

Sacrifice Hits 3, Sarah Eberhart vs. Penn, G1(April 2, 1997)

Stolen Bases 4, Debbie Ponist vs. Lehigh, G2 (April 5, 1990)4, Debbie Ponist vs. Seton Hall, G1 (May 4, 1988)

Single-Season BattingBatting Average .407, Kim Killo (1994);

.419, Carol Pellicano (1983) *<70 AB

Games Played 60, Debbie Botke (2001)60, Kristy Heyser (2001)60, Rachel Levinson (2001)

At-Bats 185, Tammy Kratz (1992)Runs 36, Chris Nalley (1994)

36, Debbie Ponist (1990)Hits 62, Alicia Good (2001)

62, Debbie Ponist (1990)Doubles 12, Jaime Long (1996, 98)

12, Lynn Tirado (1989)Triples 7, Pam Fetz (1993)

7, Tammy Kratz (1992)Home Runs 5, Brianne Brown (2007)

5, Dawn Critchfield (1998)Runs Batted In 31, Brianne Brown (2007)Total Bases 85, Debbie Ponist (1990)Slugging Percentage .533, Ashley Botelho (2007);

.581, Carol Pellicano (1983) *<70AB

Walks 26, Barb Svanson (1989)Sacrifice Hits 27, Barb Svanson (1991)Stolen Bases 40, Chris Nalley (1997)On-Base Percentage .575, Kim Killo (1994);

.590, Carol Pellicano (1983) *<70 AB

Hit Streak 13, Kristy Heyser (1999)Career BattingBatting Average .350, Debbie Ponist (1988-90)Games Played 202, Debbie Botke (2001-04)At-Bats 592, Jaime Long (1995-98)Runs 103, Tammy Kratz (1990-93)Hits 196, Kelli Griffith (1990-93)Doubles 45, Jaime Long (1995-98)Triples 15, Tammy Kratz (1990-93)Home Runs 10, Brianne Brown (2004-07)Runs Batted In 99, Kelli Griffith (1990-93)Total Bases 243, Kelli Griffith (1990-93)Slugging Percentage .512, Debbie Ponist (1988-90)Walks 69, Brianne Brown (2004-07)Sacrifice Hits 77, Barb Svanson (1989-92)Stolen Bases 90, Kristy Heyser (1998-01)

Single-Game PitchingStrikeouts 16, Lori Swanson vs.

Maine, G2 (Apr 23, 2000)15, Lori Swanson vs. Harvard, G1 (Mar. 18, 2001)14, Lori Swanson vs. 7 opponents

Walks 11, Ashlee Veilleux vs. Hofstra, G1 (Apr. 29, 2006)11, Peg MacDonald vs. La Salle (1983)

Single-Season PitchingWins 29, Heather Frey (29-11, 1991)Losses 20, Elizabeth Fuller (6-20, 2003)ERA 0.48, Lisa Schramm (1984)Appearances 45, Heather Frey (1991)Shutouts 11, Lori Swanson (2001);

11, Linda Stenerson (1988)Innings Pitched 270, Linda Stenerson (1988)Walks 146, Ashlee Veilleux (2006)Strikeouts 277, Lori Swanson (2001)Wild Pitches 24, Lori Swanson (2001)Career PitchingWins 83, Heather Frey (1989-92)Saves 11, Heather Frey (1989-92)ERA 1.04, Lisa Schramm (1984-85)Appearances 145, Heather Frey (1989-92)Shutouts 29, Heather Frey (1989-92)Innings Pitched 807, Heather Frey (1989-92)Walks 208, Lori Swanson (1997-01)Strikeouts 867, Lori Swanson (1997-01)Wild Pitches 63, Lori Swanson (1997-01)Single-Game FieldingPutouts 27, Rachel Levinson vs.

Towson, G2 (April 26, 2003) (20 inn.)

Assists 12, Jaime Long vs. Rider, G1 (Apr. 12, 1995)12, Jess Levandowski vs. Rider, G1 (Apr. 8, 1992)

Errors 4, Kelly Donohoe vs. Villanova (Apr. 7, 1998)

Single-Season FieldingPutouts 503, Jess Mattie (1996)Assists 168, Jess Levandowski (1993)Errors 27, Kelly Donohoe (1998)Fielding Percentage.996, Beth Stengel (1999)Career FieldingPutouts 1,392, Eileen Rogers (1987-90)Assists 603, Jaime Long (1995-98)Fielding Percentage .9897, Rachel Levinson

(2000-03)

DIVISION I TEAM RECORDSGames 60 (2001)Most Wins 35 (1991)Win Percentage .700 (1991)Consecutive Wins 11 (1988)Losses 38 (2002)Consecutive Losses 11 (1982), (2002)Single-Game BattingRuns 18 vs. Penn, G2 (April 19,

2007)18 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, G2 (April 20, 2006)

Hits 21 vs. Maine, G2 (April 25, 1992) (9 inn.)

Doubles 7 vs. Penn, G2 (April 19, 2007)

Triples 3 vs. Towson, G2 (April 28, 1988)

Home Runs 3 vs. Univ. of Sciences G1(March 12, 2007)3 vs. Ursinus (1982)

Walks 12 vs. George Mason (March 31, 1989)12 vs. Eastern (1982)

Strikeouts 15 vs. Hofstra, G1 (April 28, 2007)

Stolen Bases 8 vs. Phila. Textile (1982)Errors 9 vs. Lafayette, G2 (Apr.

14, 1992)Single-Game PitchingRuns 20 vs. Seton Hall (1984)Hits 20 vs. Rutgers, G2 (Apr.

23, 1991)20 vs. Harvard, G2 (Mar. 16, 2003)

Walks 17 vs. Eastern (1983)Strikeouts 16 vs. Maine, G3 (Apr.

23, 2000)Single-Season BattingBatting Average .305 (2007)Games 60 (2001)At-Bats 1,509 (2001)

1,509 (1992)Runs 221 (1992)Hits 398 (2001)Doubles 62 (2006)Triples 22 (1992)Home Runs 28 (2007)

Runs Batted In 182 (2007)Total Bases 486 (1992)Slugging Percentage .448 (2007)Most Walks 125 (1989)Fewest Walks 48 (1994)Stolen Bases 77 (2001)Stolen Base Percentage .929 (52-56, 1999)Single-Season PitchingWins 35 (1991)Losses 38 (2002)Saves 7 (1990, 1991)Earned-Run Average 1.16 (1999)Complete Games 44 (1989)Shutouts 12 (1999)Innings Pitched 410.1 (2001)Most Walks 270 (2006)Fewest Walks 59 (1990)Strikeouts 386 (2001)Single-Season FieldingPutouts 1171 (1992)Assists 711 (1992)Fielding Percentage .975 (2000)

ECAC Division I All-StarLori Swanson 2001 (HM)Verizon Academic All-District 2Kelli Griffith 1991 (1st), 92, 93Kristy Heyser 1999Lori Swanson 1999, 00, 01 (1st)Verizon Academic All-AmericaKelli Griffith 1992 (1st)Lori Swanson 2001 (3rd)America East Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Softball)Kelli Griffith 1992

Honored Dragons



North Atlantic/America East All-ConferencePam Fetz 1992 (1st)Heather Frey 1992 (2nd)Kelli Griffith 1992 (1st), 93 (1st)Tammy Kratz 1992 (1st), 93 (1st)

1992 NAC Player of the YearAudrey Kimmel 1992 (2nd)Kim Killo 1994 (1st)Chris Nalley 1994 (2nd)Jeanette Chabot 1996 (2nd)Jaime Long 1996 (2nd), 97 (2nd), 98 (2nd)Heather Pandullo1996 (1st)Lori Swanson 1997 (1st), 99 (1st), 00 (1st), 01 (1st)

1997 AEC Rookie of the Year1999 AEC Pitcher of the Year

Jodi Devine 1998 (2nd)Kristy Heyser 1999 (2nd), 00 (2nd), 01 (1st)Alicia Good 2001 (1st)Cassie Snow 2001 (1st)

Kelli Griffith 1992Jessie Levandowski1992Kim Killo 1992Tammy Kratz 1993Wendi Colby 1994

Jen DiIorio 1995Heather Pandullo1996Lori Swanson 1997, 99, 01Beth Stengel 1999Debbie Botke 2001

North Atlantic Conference/America East All-Championship

Lisa Schramm 1984Jo Ann Braker 1985Colleen Dougherty 1985Carol Pellicano 1986Lisa Mahon 1987Linda Stenerson 1988

Debbie Ponist 1988, 89, 901988 ECC Player of the YearHeather Frey 1989, 90, 911991 Player of the YearEileen Rogers 1990

Alicia Good 2002 (1st)Chrissy Hulme 2005 (2nd)Elizabeth Fuller 2005 (2nd)Krista Van Wert 2005 (2nd)

Ashlee Veilleux 2006 (1st)Amanda Hastings2006 (2nd)Brianne Brown 2007 (2nd)

All-CAA

CAA All-Rookie TeamAmanda Hastings 2005Ashlee Veilleux 2006Ashley Botelho 2007

CAA Co-Rookie of the YearKatrina Gaudier 2007CAA All-Tournament TeamDebbie Botke 2002Elizabeth Fuller 2005Krista Van Wert 2005CAA Defensive Player of the YearDebbie Botke 2002All-PAIAWColleen Dougherty 1984Beth Grem 1984Carol Pellicano 1984, 86Debbie Hough 1985, 86Lisa Schramm 1985, 86,1985 Player of the Year

Betsy Cooper 1986Lisa Mahon 1988Louise Schmoyer 1988Linda Stenerson 1988, 89Lynn Tirado 1988Heather Frey 1989Jean Rosania 1989

National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-RegionHeather Frey 1991 (2nd)Kim Killo 1994 (2nd)Heather Pandullo 1996 (1st)Jaime Long 1997 (2nd)

Lori Swanson 2001 (2nd)Krista Van Wert 2005 (1st)Ashlee Veilleux 2006 (2nd)

All-East Coast Conference

Division I Leaderboard (since 1983)Year Batting Avg. Runs Runs Batted In1983 Carol Pellicano (.419) Carol Pellicano (10) Carol Pellicano,

Donna Woytowich (10)1984 Carol Pellicano (.310) Carol Pellicano (18) Beth Grem (15)1985 Debbie Hough (.330) Terri Valenti, Carol Pellicano (12)

Carol Pellicano, Lynn Parker (11)

1986 Carol Pellicano (.298) Carol Pellicano (20) Vicki Jerauld (13)1987 Eileen Rogers (.304) Tami Dickey (12) Lisa Schramm (12)1988 Debbie Ponist (.313) Debbie Ponist (23) Debbie Ponist (16)1989 Debbie Ponist (.351) Debbie Ponist (34) Lynn Tirado (20)1990 Debbie Ponist (.380) Debbie Ponist (36) Kelli Griffith (27)1991 Kelli Griffith (.338) Kim Killo (29) Kelli Griffith (27)1992 Kelli Griffith (.335) Tammy Kratz (33) Tammy Kratz (28)1993 Kelli Griffith (.383) Kelli Griffith (24) Kelli Griffith (18)1994 Kim Killo (.407) Chris Nalley (36) Kim Killo (27)1995 Jaime Long (.319) Jaime Long (27) Wendi Colby (19)1996 Heather Pandullo (.352)Liza Fernandez (21) Heather Pandullo (17)1997 Jen Fowlkes (.309) Liza Fernandez (17) D. Wojciechowski (15)1998 Sarah Eberhart (.298) Kristy Heyser (23) Dawn Critchfield,

Jennifer Fowlkes (17)1999 Kristy Heyser (.354) Kelly Donohoe (30) Dawn Critchfield (20)2000 Kristy Heyser (.304) Kelly Donohoe (15) Jodi Devine (17)2001 Alicia Good (.339) Kristy Heyser (29) Rachel Levinson (25)2002 Alicia Good (.360) Debbie Botke (15) Rachel Levinson (13)2003 Rachel Levinson (.289) Debbie Botke (12) Kristy Pron (12)2004 Brianne Brown (.270) Karen Morizi (15) Brianne Brown (17)2005 Elizabeth Fuller (.290) Brianne Brown (18) Elizabeth Fuller (19)2006 Ashlee Veilleux (.359) C. Rodriguez (31) Ashlee Veilleux (28)2007 C. Rodriguez (.336) Lisa Williams (27) Brianne Brown (31)

PitchingYear ERA (1 IP/ Game) Wins Strikeouts1983 Beth Grem (5.95) Beth Grem (2) Peg MacDonald (21)1984 Lisa Schramm (0.48) Lisa Schramm (10) Lisa Schramm(179)1985 Lisa Schramm (1.68) Lisa Schramm (6) Lisa Schramm (52)1986 Lisa Schramm (1.20) Lisa Schramm (10) Lisa Schramm (73)1987 Lisa Schramm (2.12) Lisa Schramm (9) Lisa Schramm (49)1988 Linda Stenerson (1.32) Linda Stenerson (20) Linda Stenerson (109)1989 Heather Frey (1.39) Frey, Stenerson (14) Heather Frey (64)1990 Linda Stenerson (1.41) Heather Frey (20) Heather Frey (46)1991 Heather Frey (1.64) Heather Frey (29) Heather Frey (55)1992 Heather Frey (1.94) Heather Frey (20) Heather Frey (60)1993 Wendi Colby (2.74) Wendi Colby (16) Wendi Colby (46)1994 Wendi Colby (3.33) Wendi Colby (9) Wendi Colby (45)1995 Wendi Colby (2.47) Jeannette Chobot (10) Jeannette Chobot (38)1996 Jeannette Chabot (1.94) Jeannette Chobot (12) Jeannette Chobot (59)1997 Jaime Long (1.33) Lori Swanson (11) Lori Swanson (168)1998 Jaime Long (1.53) Jaime Long (15) Jaime Long (46)1999 Candace Clark (0.97) Lori Swanson (19) Lori Swanson (248)2000 Lori Swanson (1.02) Lori Swanson (9) Lori Swanson (168)2001 Laura Tynio (1.61) Lori Swanson (19) Lori Swanson (277)2002 Laura Tynio (3.09) Laura Tynio (8) Laura Tynio (98)2003 Elizabeth Fuller (2.58) Elizabeth Fuller (6) Elizabeth Fuller (135)2004 Elizabeth Fuller (2.27) Elizabeth Fuller (10) Elizabeth Fuller (96)2005 Krista Van Wert (0.84) Krista Van Wert (11) Elizabeth Fuller (106)2006 Amanda Heyser (2.65) Ashlee Veilleux (8) Ashlee Veilleux (106)2007 Katrina Gaudier (3.09) Katrina Gaudier (11) Katrina Gaudier (61)

Agurkis, Amy (1992)Aiken, Lena (2004-07)Andrus, Lindsay (2001-02)Banares, Joy (1996)Basenfelder, Patty (2003)Batz, Michelle (1996-99)Baugher, Heather (1996)Beaver, Kristen (2006-07)Boehm, Winter (2001-02)Bongiovanni, Jessica (2006-07)Botelho, Ashley (2007)Botke, Debbie (2001-04)Braker, Joann (1984-87)Brooks, Kristin (1995)Brown, Brianne (2004-07)Budd, Monique (1997)Burcaw, Laurie (1983-84)Burgett, Casey (2001)Butera, Rona (1992)Byrne, Deanna (1988)Chobot, Jeannette (1995-96)Chung, Sue (1983)Clark, Candace (1999-01)Colby, Wendi (1992-95)Cooper, Betsy (1986-89)Critchfield, Dawn (1998-99)Dacey, Molly (2005-07)Darroch, Bonnie (1987)Davis, Janese (1995)Debrokert, Eloise (1983)Delgado, Karen (1983)Dempster, Diane (1983)Devine, Jodi (1997-00)DiBlasi, Laurie (1996)Dickey, Tami (1987)Dienno, Tara (1993-94)DiIorio, Jen (1991-92, 94-95)Donnelly, Denise (1983)Donohoe, Kelly (1998-01)Dougherty,Colleen (1983-85)Durand, Kelly (1997-99)Eberhart, Sarah (1997)Eckert, Jen (1994)Eisenhard, Lori (1989-90)Fernandez, Liza (1996-99)Fetz, Pam (1990-93)Flynn, Bridget (2002-04)Fowlkes, Jennifer (1997)Foy, Nancy (1984)Freitick, Amy (1993)Frey, Heather (1989-92)Fuller, Elizabeth (2002-05)Gaudier, Katrina (2007)Gomez, Breanna (2007)Good, Alicia (1999-02)Gorman, Donna (1984)Grana, Betsy (1988-91)Graziosi, Stephanie (2003-04)Greenberg, Lauren (2003-06)Greenman, Rachel (2001-02)Grem, Beth (1983-84)Griffith, Kelli (1990-93)Guzzardo, Abby (1996)Hanks, Victoria (2005-07)Hastings, Amanda (2005-07)Hayes, Dawn (1990)Hayes, Jeanne (1987)Heyser, Amanda (2003-06)Heyser, Kristy (1998-01)Hom, Tina (1987)Hough, Debbie (1984-87)Hulme, Chrissy (2004-05)Hulme, Jenn (1998-01)Jerauld, Vicki (1986-87)Jones, Pam (1986-87)Kadyszewski, Diana (2000)Keating, Megan (1990)Keller, Kristen (1998)Kenyon, Ashley (2002)Killo, Kim (1991-94)Kimmel, Audrey (1989-92)Klimek, Amy (1992-93)Koncos, Jean (1984)Kozloski, Christal (1990)

Kratz, Tammy (1990-93)Leiby, Tiffany (1995)Leone, Kristen (1990-93)Leone, Talia (2002)Levandowksi, Jessie (1991-94)Levinson, Rachel (2000-03)Long, Jaime (1995-98)Loomis, Katie (1998-01)Lynn, Debbie (1990, 93)MacDonald, Peg (1983-85)Mahon, Lisa (1985-88)Manner, Michelle (1995)Mattie, Jess (1994-97)McClain, Jonnae (2002-05)McCloskey, Erin (2002-04)McCracken, Amelia (2002-03)McKee, Erin (2004)Meikle, Shauna (1996)Melton, Melissa (1988-90)Monkarsh, Randi (1983)Morizi, Karen (2004-05)Murphy, Mary (1984)Murphy, Sue (1988)Nalley, Chris (1993-94)Noelsch, Eva (2003-06)Nogash, Courtney (2002)O'Driscoll, Bonnie (1991)Oertner, Tiffany (1998-00)Pandullo, Heather (1993-96)Parker, Lynn (1983-86)Pellicano, Carol (1983-86)Pfeiffer, Bekki (1995-97)Ponist, Debbie (1988-90)Powell, Julia (1994)Pron, Kristy (2003)Rea, Carol (1989-91)Richer, Shanda (1995-97)Rodriguez, Christina (2006-07)Rogers, Eileen (1987-90)Romano, Rachael (1983)Rosania, Jeanne (1989-92)Rozanski, Amy (1989)Russell, Cindy (1988-91)Rzepka, Michele (2001-02)Schmoyer, Louise (1986-89)Schramm, Lisa (1984-87)Sebring, Amy (1983-84)Shattuck, Amanda (2006-07)Sinkule, Jessica (2004-05)Smith, Danielle (2006)Smith, Katelyn (2005)Snow, Cassie (2000-02)Sollanek, Karen (1986)Steele, Becky (1986)Stenerson, Linda (1988-91)Stengel, Beth (1998-99)Susko, Martie (1996-97)Svanson, Barb (1989-92)Swanson, Lori (1997-01)Szynal, Tina (1990)Tielman, Ria (1985-87)Tirado, Lynn (1986-89)Townsend, Yvonne (1985-86)Tran, Ha (1994)Trout, Francie (1983-84)Tynio, Laura (1999-02)Unger, Tiffany (1990)Valenti, Terri (1985)Van Wert, Krista (2002-05)Villeux, Ashlee (2006-07)Ventura, Victoria (1993-96)Waldron, Carla (2007)Walls, Georgette (1985)Walsh, Kathy (1986)Wambold, Sandi (2006-07)Weigand, Ann (1985)Wilhelm, Donna (1994)Wilkerson, Leah (1995)Williams, Lisa (2006-07)Wojciechowski, Danielle (1997-99)Woudstra, Allison (1998-00)Woytowich, Donna (1983)Zakroff, Karen (1988-89)Zwolak, Linda (1983-84, 86-87)

All-Time Division I Roster Team W-L-TAdelphi 3-2Akron 0-2Albany 1-0Allegheny 1-0Appalachian St. 0-1Augustana 0-3Ball State 0-1Binghamton 3-1-1Bloomsburg 0-2Boston College 0-2Boston Univ. 7-21Bowling Green 1-0Brigham Young0-1Brown 10-3Bucknell 19-13Canisius 0-1Cent. Conn. St. 2-1Colgate 3-3Concordia 0-1Connecticut 0-2Cornell 4-13Dartmouth 1-1Davis & Elkins 0-1Delaware 33-27-1DePaul 1-2Detroit 1-0Drake 0-1East Carolina 0-2East Stroudsburg 2-2Eastern 0-2Eastern Illinois 0-1Eastern Kentucky1-1Evansville 0-4Florida A&M 2-0Florida Southern 0-1Florida St. 0-4Fordham 1-0Francis Marion 0-2Furman 0-2George Mason 8-12Georgia 0-3Georgia Southern0-1Georgia St. 3-9Georgia Tech 0-2Glassboro St. 0-1Hartford 15-12Harvard 2-7

Team W-L-THofstra 10-39Huntingdon 0-1Illinois-Chicago 0-2Iowa 0-2Jacksonville St. 2-2James Madison 5-15Kent State 0-1Kentucky 0-1Kutztown 2-2La Salle 23-19Lafayette 33-10Lehigh 18-12-1L.I.-C.W. Post 2-0L.I.-Southampton 2-0Maine 15-14Manhattan 3-3Marshall 0-3Maryland 2-5Maryland-BC 6-16Maryland-ES 8-0Massachusetts 0-6Mass.-Lowell 0-1Mercer 1-0Merrimack 1-0Miami (Ohio) 0-1Michigan St. 1-2Mississippi St. 0-1Morehead St. 1-0Monmouth 4-4Nebraska-Omaha0-3New Jersey 0-1New York Tech 1-0Niagara 1-0Norfolk St. 1-0North Carolina 1-4N. Carolina A&T 0-1UNC-Charlotte 1-2UNC-Greensboro 0-2UNC-Wilmington 6-9Ohio University1-2Penn St. 0-2Pennsylvania 32-7Philadelphia Univ. 3-0Princeton 7-22Providence 0-1Rhode Island 2-2Rider 15-28

Team W-L-TRobert Morris 1-0Rutgers 3-13Samford 0-1St. Francis (Pa.) 2-1St. John's 1-1Saint Joseph's 17-20St. Thomas (FL)1-0St. Xavier 1-1Seton Hall 6-3SC-Spartansburg 1-0So. Conn. 0-0-1So. Illinois 0-2South Florida 0-4Stetson 3-3Stockton St. 1-0SW Missouri 1-1Stony Brook 1-0Temple 12-17Tennessee 0-1Tennessee-Martin 0-1Tennessee Tech 0-1Texas-Arlington 0-2Towson 23-42-1Troy State 2-3U.S. Military Acad. 8-5Univ. of Sciences 4-0Ursinus 1-2-1Vermont 22-9Villanova 17-28Virginia 0-4West Chester 7-5Wichita State 1-0Widener 1-0Winthrop 1-0Wis.-Green Bay 1-1Wis.-River Falls 1-0Wright St. 2-5Yale 1-0Youngstown St.6-0

All-Time Series Records (1983-2007)


Year Record ConferenceCarol Kashow (9 seasons, 167-155-2, .519)1983 2-13 ECC (0-6)1984 12-18 ECC (1-5)1985 9-18-1 ECC (5-7)1986 17-15-1 ECC (6-6)1987 12-21 ECC (6-6)1988 21-21 ECC (8-4)1989 28-18 ECC (11-3)1990 31-16 ECC (11-3)1991 35-15 ECC (11-1)*Joyce Maudie (2 seasons, 55-50, .524)1992 34-21 NAC (9-1/1st)̂1993 21-29 NAC (3-5/4th)Patty O'Neill (5 seasons, 90-145-1, .383)1994 14-29 NAC (3-7/5th)1995 18-32-1 NAC (4-7/5th)1996 19-28 NAC (7-7/t-3rd)^1997 21-30 AEC (5-7/t-5th)1998 18-26 AEC (5-9/t-6th)

Year Record ConferenceRay Perri (1 season, 30-21, .588)1999 30-21 AEC (8-6/2nd)Renee Clarke (3 seasons, 60-91-1, .395)2000 17-27 AEC (8-18/6th)2001 33-26-1 AEC (17-10-1/3rd)^2002 10-38 CAA (4-11)Terry DeTuro (4 seasons, 64-118-2, .353)2003 11-32 CAA (2-13/6th)2004 15-35-2 CAA (3-14/7th)2005 19-22 CAA (8-9/3rd)2006 19-29 CAA (7-13/7th)Kim Camara (1 season, 18-20, .474)2007 18-20 CAA (7-13/6th)

TOTALS (24 seasons, 484-600-6, .447)

* East Coast Conferencechampionship^ Coach of the Year

DIVISION I YEAR-BY-YEAR (1983-2007)

Renovations to Drexel’s athletics fields werecompleted in 2006. The field complex at 43rdand Powelton Ave. now boasts a syntheticSprinturf field, and an Astroturf field inaddition to resurfaced tennis courts and anewly renovated softball field.

Drexel athletes compete on state-of-the-artfields equipped with exterior lighting. Thisallows teams to play night games and havemorning and evening practices to betteraccommodate the schedules of student-athletes. Thanks to the efforts of alumsRobert Buckley (‘58) and Vince Vidas (B.S. ‘59,M.S. ‘64), whose fund-raising and supportenabled these improvements, Drexel’s fieldcomplex is now one of the best outdoorcollegiate athletics venues in Philadelphia.

Vidas FieldThe lower field, which bares the name of Drexel legendVince Vidas, was converted from a natural grass field in2005. Vidas Field plays host to all home men’s andwomen’s soccer and lacrosse competitions. The field hasalready played host to the Drexel Invitational Soccertournament, the 2007 CAA Men’s Lacrosse Semifinals andit served as a practice site for the 2006 NCAA Men’sLacrosse Final Four.

Buckley FieldDrexel’s field hockey team plays on the new Astroturf fieldlocated on the North side of the Vidas Athletic Complex.

The field also features a new scoreboard, as well asbleachers, which can seat up to 500 spectators. In additionto game day activities, Buckley Field is often used as avenue for field hockey and lacrosse clinics. The field alsoplayed host exhibition matches against the British NationalMen’s Lacrosse Team and the British National Women’sField Hockey Team.

Jack Buckley Hoogstraten SportsMedicine CenterThe latest additions to the field house complex are the JackBuckley Hoogstraten Sports Medicine Center and therenovation of both the men’s lacrosse locker room andcoaches’ offices. The center allows Drexel’s sports medicine

staff to provide student-athleteswith immediate medical attentionand treatment at the athletics fieldcomplex.

Kopp LoungeIn addition to the top-of-the-linesports medicine center and lockerroom facilities, Drexel’s field housealso houses the Kopp Lounge. Thelounge is a unique venue wheretoday’s fans gather to support theirDrexel teams while paying homageto some of the program’s all-timegreats. A mural depicting Drexel’shistory of success in field sportsadorns the east wall of the lounge.The east side of the room opens to apatio overlooking Vidas Field. TheKopp Lounge plays host to alumnigatherings, post-game celebrationsand fan rallies.

VIDAS ATHLETIC COMPLEX



The John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center houses Drexel’s intramuraland intercollegiate athletic programs. The DAC opened in Februaryof 1975 and covers a three-acre area on the north side of MarketStreet between 33rd and 34th streets in the University City sectionof Philadelphia. The facility includes a collegiate-sized, six-laneswimming pool and a separate three-board diving well on thelower level. The Independence Blue Cross Wellness Center housesexercise rooms, Nautilus, free-weight and cardiovascular trainingareas, a multi-purpose classroom, a dance studio and a conferenceroom on the lower level of the building.

The DAC Sports Medicine CenterThe Sports Medicine Department of Drexel University Departmentof Athletics provides high quality medical care to all student-athletes participating in Drexel Intercollegiate Athletics. HeadAthletic Trainer Michael Westerfer is in his fourth full seasonoverseeing Drexel’s training staff. Westerfer completed hisbachelor’s degree in physical education at Temple University thenearned his master’s degree in exercise science from the Universityof Massachusetts in 1996. Prior to his arrival at Drexel, Westerferserved as the assistant athletic trainer at Temple where hecoordinated all phases of health care for five athletic teams. He isa member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and is aPennsylvania Athletic Training Licensure.

Drexel’s Sports Medicine Center at the Daskalakis Athletic Centeris staffed by an experienced sports medicine team that providesthe student-athletes with a vast amount of medical services,ranging from injury prevention and treatment of athletic injuriesto post-surgical rehabilitation. The athletic training staff consistsof four full-time certified athletic trainers and a graduate assistantathletic trainer. In addition to the athletic trainers, the sportsmedicine team consists of two team physicians, an orthopedicsurgeon and a primary care physician, and a physical therapist inorder to ensure that the student-athletes have the best medicalcare possible. The team physicians serve in a daily consultant roleand are available on-campus to evaluate and treat student athletesin a private examination office in the DAC athletic training roomon a weekly basis. The department’s physical therapist facilitatesthe student-athletes’ rehabilitation from major injuries and isavailable on-campus to evaluate and treat student athletes in theDAC Sports Medicine Center. This facility includes dedicatedtreatment, taping, and hydrotherapy, rehabilitation, office spaceand doctor’s examination room areas equipped with state of theart modalities and equipment.

The Walter Spiro Varsity WeightRoomThe Walter Spiro Varsity Weight Room, which opened in March1997, serves as the strength-training epicenter for all DrexelUniversity student-athletes. Head Strength and Conditioning CoachMichael Rankin oversees a staff of certified strength andconditioning coaches who oversee the physical development of all16 varsity teams. Rankin graduated from West Chester Universitywith a degree in kinesiology and education with a minor incoaching. Rankin, who is in his fifth season at Drexel, isrecognized as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist anda Certified Personal Trainer through the National Strength andConditioning Association. Last season, Rankin was selected by apanel of his peers as one of two finalists for the National Strengthand Conditioning Association College (NSCA) Strength andConditioning Professional of the Year Award.

The Strength and Conditioning Program at Drexel University isdedicated to pursuing excellence. A variety of techniques areincorporated and designed to help our student-athletes improvespeed, agility, power, endurance and flexibility. This is achievedthrough the implementation of current and sound research in thefield of strength and conditioning. The strength and conditioningprogram offers student-athletes an environment in which to excelboth as individuals and team members. Recent upgrades to theweight room provide student-athletes with a variety of state-of-the-art strength training machines and free-weight equipment. Theroom also features hammer strength machines and four liftingplatforms for performing explosive Olympic-style lifts. In all, over35 work stations are available for performance training in the2,040 square-foot facility. This environment is designed to instillleadership, a strong work ethic, discipline, dedication, anddetermination which will carry over onto and off of the field ofplay.

The ACHIEVE CenterThe Drexel ACHIEVE Center is located on the lower level of theDaskalakis Athletic Center. It is the place on campus wherestudent-athletes can utilize computers, academic coaching, studygroups, life skills workshops and much more. “The ACHIEVE,” as itis known to the student-athletes, is also a place where student-athletes meet for private advising, tutoring and study halls. Thestaff is devoted to helping Drexel’s student-athletes reach theiracademic potential and excel both in the classroom and on theplaying field.

THE DASKALAKIS ATHLETIC CENTER


HistoryFounded in 1891 by Philadelphia financier and philanthropistAnthony J. Drexel, The Drexel Institute of Art, Science andIndustry became Drexel University in 1970. Today, Drexel isPhiladelphia’s technological university. It continues to move up therankings as one of the best national doctoral universities.

CampusDrexel’s 60-acre campus is located within walking distance ofCenter City Philadelphia. The campus includes 25 academicbuildings, eight residence halls and four outdoor recreation fields.Ten fraternity and sorority houses, as well as other off-campushousing, are located adjacent to campus in the historic PoweltonVillage section of University City. An 18-acre outdoor athleticcomplex, with two lighted artificial turf fields, nine tennis courtsand a softball field, is located just west of Powelton Village. OnJuly 1, 2002, Drexel formally acquired the former MCP HahnemannUniversity, which now includes the Drexel University College ofMedicine, College of Nursing and Health Professions and School ofPublic Health. Drexel’s most recent addition to its campus is theCollege of Law, which opened its doors in the fall of 2006.

StudentsMore than 12,000 full-time undergraduates roam Drexel’sUniversity City campus. The school’s student body in its entirety iscomprised of nearly 20,000 total students from 49 states and 118different countries.

FacultyThe school also has a highly qualified faculty, and with a 10:1student to faculty instructional ratio students ensured a qualityeducation. Approximately 94 percent of Drexel’s full-time facultymembers hold a Ph.D. or the highest degree granted in their fieldof study. Many of the faculty members of Drexel’s engineeringschool are registered professional engineers. Faculty members areengaged in cutting-edge research in subjects ranging frombiomedical technology to business methods and educationaloutreach. These innovators also take the time to teachundergraduate level courses and serve as advisors.

TechnologyA leader in curricular and technological innovation, Drexel becamethe first university to require all students to have microcomputersin 1983. In 2000, Drexel became the first major university tooperate a fully wireless campus. In 2002, the University launchedDrexel One Mobile, the first wireless Web portal service forstudents. Since then Drexel has regularly been recognized as a paragon oftechnological innovation within the context of higher education.

Academic ProgramsThe University offers 73 bachelor’s programs, 41 master’sprograms, 31 doctoral programs, a doctor of medicine program, ajuris doctorate and 13 graduate-level certificate programs. Drexel’scolleges include: The College of Arts and Sciences; LeBow Collegeof Business; Drexel University College of Medicine; Engineering;Information Science and Technology; Media Arts & Design; Nursingand Health Professions; The College of Law and Goodwin Collegeof Professional Studies. The schools are: Biomedical Engineering,Science and Health Systems; Education; and Public Health.

ABOUT DREXEL UNIVERSITY

Several major publications have recognizedDrexel as a paragon of technological,scientific and business education.

• C/O magazine presented Drexel with 2006CIO 100 award for being among the nation’stop 100 organizations that have distinguishedthemselves by creating business valuethrough the effective and innovative use ofinformation technology.

• LeBow College of Business’s undergraduatebusiness program is 58th in Business Week’sinaugural rankings of the country’s bestundergraduate business schools. The Collegeranks 14th in median salary of graduates,24th in enrollment, 27th in academic quality,48th in average SAT score and 15th in cost.

• The Princeton Review ranked Drexel amongAmerica’s “Top 25 Most ConnectedCampuses” in 2006.

• The Intel Corporation ranked Drexel No. 22out of 100 in the country on its “MostUnwired College Campuses” survey.

• In March 2006, the Financial Times rankedthe LeBow College of Business’s MBA inpharmaceutical management program as oneof the top 25 distance learning programs.

• Entrepreneur Magazine ranked the LeBowCollege of Business entrepreneurial programamong the nation’s top 25 in entrepreneurialemphasis.



Dragons Garner All-Conference HonorsCatcher Ashley Botelho took home CAA Co-Rookie of the Year honors last season after turningin a superb freshman campaign for the Dragons. Botelho and fellow freshman Katrina Gaudierboth earned selections to the CAA All-Rookie Team and third baseman Brianne Brown wastabbed for the All-Conference Second Team after a stellar senior season.

Botelho led the Dragons in slugging and extra-base hits while batting .305 overall and .420 inconference play. She joins pitcher Lori Swanson as the only Dragons to earn conference Rookieof the Year honors. Gaudier led the team in innings pitched and wins and posted a meager 3.09ERA. She also issued the fewest walks of any pitcher in conference play.

Brown had her most successful season as a Dragon in her final campaign with the team. Shebatted .313 with five home runs and 31 RBIs, all career highs. Brown ended her Drexel career asthe program’s record holder for single-game, single-season and career home runs and careerwalks.

Drexel Co-OpOne of the trademarks of a Drexel education, since itsestablishment in 1919, has been the school’s co-operativeeducation program which gives students a chance to work in the“real world” as part of their college education. The onlymandatory co-operative education program in Pennsylvania andone of three in the United States, Drexel’s 88-year-old experientiallearning program is among the nation’s oldest and largest. Morethan 4,500 Drexel students are placed with 1,500 employerorganizations in the business, government, health care industryand education sectors in 42 states and 20 international locationsto fulfill their co-op requirements.Drexel’s co-op program was ranked among the nation’s top 10experiential-learning programs by U.S. News & World Report.

Student LifeMore than 160 student clubs, societies, and organizations bringlike-minded people together for social, professional, or serviceactivities. Our thriving fraternities and sororities have activeschedules and housing in Powelton Village. The John A.Daskalakis Athletic Center has a fully equipped wellness center,swimming pool, and basketball and squash courts. Varsity sportsteams, intramural sports, and club sports provide a multitude ofchances to play or cheer on a team. Want to explore things offcampus? You’re in luck. Philadelphia, the fifth largest city in thenation, has cultural, entertainment, historical, and recreationalopportunities for any taste.

PhiladelphiaThe city of Philadelphia offers Drexel students plenty of places tolearn, play, and experience the arts. Philadelphia encompassesFairmount Park, the largest urban park system in the country; ishome to hundreds of neighborhoods, each with its own distinctpersonality and attractions. There is something for everyone in“The City of Brotherly Love” from the zoo, to the art museum,majestic boathouse row to the city’s passionate sports culture.Drexel students can take advantage of Philadelphia’s manyattractions through region-specific courses (often including fieldtrips), a comprehensive transportation network, and Drexel’scampuses, which are all close to the heart of the city. If you dochoose to live on campus, you’ll have even more to look forwardto with residence hall-sponsored excursions and the dailyactivities that take you into Philadelphia’s neighborhoods andcommunities.

Moving AheadOne of the main reasons for Drexel’s recent innovation andexpansion is President Constantine Papadakis, Ph.D., who hasbeen the president of Drexel University since 1995. Sincebecoming president, Papadakis has seen undergraduateapplications, the endowment and co-op employers triple and full-time undergraduate enrollment, research funding, philanthropy,net assets and number of co-op students double.

AlumniAfter modest beginnings in 1891, today’s Drexel University boastsmore than 90,000 alumni worldwide and is known internationallyas one of America’s best technical universities. Some of Drexel’sbest-known alumni include: former NASA astronaut Dr. JamesBagain (‘73); television producer Chuck Barris (‘53), creator of“The Newlywed Game” and “The Gong Show;” Robert J. Hall (‘67)former publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer and the PhiladelphiaDaily News; Hon. Sandra Schultz Newman (‘59) Justice ofPennsylvania Supreme Court; Malik Rose (‘96) forward for NBA’sNew York Knicks; N. Joseph Woodland (‘47) inventor of theUniversal Product Code (UPC) also known as the “bar code” andESPN sportscaster Chris McKendry (‘90).

Drexel and Beyond…In 2004, 2,095 students earned bachelor’s degrees. Of theseDrexel graduates, 50 percent found gainful employment within sixmonths of graduation and 86 percent of them obtainedemployment in their field of study. Eight percent are pursuinggraduate or professional school.


Ashley Botelho

The ACHIEVE CenterThe ACHIEVE Center, which stands for Athletes and CoachesHaving an Impact on Education, Volunteerism and Employment, isutilized exclusively by student-athletes for academic coaching,study groups, study skills and NCAA CHAMPS Life Skills seminars,Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and careermanagement workshops. The ACHIEVE Center is one of thepremier academic study, advising and assistance programs of itskind. Developed by Dr. Rebecca Gigli in 1997, the Center is inplace to help student-athletes manage the rigors of theirsimultaneous roles as students and athletes. Gigli, who has beennationally recognized for her visionary work, staffs the ACHIEVECenter with dedicated advisors and mentors who are committed tohelping student-athletes achieve their full academic potential.

Renovations to the ACHIEVE Center were completed in thesummer of 2005, allowing the Center to serve more student-athletes and provide a variety of opportunities for academicenhancement. Since its opening, the ACHIEVE Center has been ahub of academic activity at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. TheCenter is open more than 60 hours each week including eveningsand weekends. Student-athletes refer to the center as “TheACHIEVE” and have made it a place where they like to study,utilize computers and interact with the staff about academicquestions and concerns. The renovation has made it possible formore private advising and tutoring to take place while maintainingthe general use area for computers and study halls. The ACHIEVECenter will continue to be used as a gathering and instructionalspace for workshops and meetings to promote and encourage lifeskills, leadership, personal development, career readiness andcommunity outreach. The quality of Drexel’s academic servicesprogram is punctuated by this renovation and further evidencethat at Drexel, the “student” in student-athlete really does comefirst.

The ACHIEVE Center’s goals include the following:

• To facilitate a high retention rate• To provide quality academic and support services to all

student-athletes• To work effectively in developing partnerships with

professional staff and faculty • To serve as liaisons with the academic community and

advocates for student-athletes• To promote Drexel’s athletic reputation and public image

through involvement within the local community• To prepare student-athletes to be adaptable in all aspects of

their lives through the delivery of “Life Skills Education”• To achieve continued academic excellence in the conference• To assist coaches with the recruitment of student-athletes• To provide experiential learning opportunities for graduate

students

AnthropologyApplied Engineering Technology Appropriate TechnologyArchitecture (2 + 4 program)Architecture (Part-time evening program)Architectural EngineeringBehavioral Health CounselingBiology Teaching CertificationBiological Sciences Biomedical EngineeringBusiness Administration Cardiovascular Perfusion Technology Chemical EngineeringChemistryChemistry Teaching CertificationCivil EngineeringCommunicationCommerce and Engineering Computer Engineering Computer ScienceComputing and Security Technology Construction ManagementCriminal Justice Culinary ArtsCommunications and Applied Technology

Digital MediaDesign and MerchandisingEarth and Space Science TeachingCertificationEconomicsElectrical EngineeringElementary Education Certification EnglishEntertainment and Arts Management Environmental Education TeachingCertificationEnvironmental EngineeringEnvironmental ScienceFashion DesignFilm and VideoGeneral Science Teaching Certification General StudiesGraphic Design Health Sciences Health-Services Administration HistoryHistory & Political ScienceHospitality ManagementIndustrial Engineering TechnologyInternational Area Studies

Interior DesignInformation SystemsInformation Technology Materials EngineeringMathematicsMathematics Teaching Certification Mechanical Engineering and MechanicsMusic IndustryNutrition and Food ScienceNursingPhotographyPhysicsPhysics Teaching Certification Political SciencePsychologyRadiologic Technology ROTC Screenwriting & Playwriting SociologySoftware EngineeringSport ManagementStudies in Media Arts and DesignTeacher EducationUnified ScienceUrban Environmental Studies

Undergraduate Majors at Drexel University

ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES AT DREXEL



Fabio AssumpcaoAll-CAA Second Team

Women’s SoccerNSCAA/Adidas Team Academic Award

Catherine ChiaraAll-CAA Second Team

Men’s RowingBergen Cup Champions

Women’s RowingKerr Cup Champions

Men’s Basketball23 Wins and an NIT BidDefeated Syracuse andVillanova on the road

Gabriela MargineanCAA Basketball Rookie of the YearAll-CAA Tennis Third Team

Ryan HluschakAll-American

Brett MolashCAA Diver of the Year

Kate HynesCAA Diver of the Year, NCAA Qualifier

Ashley BotelhoCAA Co-Rookie of the Year

Men’s LacrosseCAA Co-championsDefeated #1 Virginia

Lauren LaBella, Kerry KellyAll-CAA First Team

Omar LaalejAll-CAA Third Team

Victoria Hanks

Lisa Williams

# Georgia Southern Tournament^ Santa Clara Tournament

* Colonial Athletic Association GameDH indicates a doubleheader

Home games in bold

2008 Softball Schedule

February15 Georgetown# 1:00 p.m.15 Alabama State# 6:00 p.m.16 Campbell# 10:30 a.m.16 Jacksonville State# 1:00 p.m.17 Radford# 9:00 a.m.17 Georgia Southern# 11:00 a.m.29 Santa Clara^ 2:00 p.m.29 North Dakota^ 4:00 p.m.

March1 Boston College^ 10:00 a.m.1 Campbell^ 2:00 p.m.2 Sacramento^ 12:00 p.m.8 Bucknell 12:00 p.m.9 Marist 11:00 a.m.12 Univ. of the Sciences 2:00 p.m.14 Delaware State Tournament TBA15 Delaware State Tournament TBA16 Delaware State Tournament TBA22 UNC Wilmington* (DH) 11:00 a.m.23 UNC Wilmington* 11:00 a.m.25 Lafayette 3:00 p.m.27 Maryland - Eastern Shore (DH) 2:00 p.m.29 George Mason* (DH) 11:00 a.m.30 George Mason* 11:00 a.m.

April2 St. Peter's (DH) 3:00 p.m.5 Delaware* (DH) 12:00 p.m.6 Delaware* 12:00 p.m.8 Saint Joseph's 3:00 p.m.12 James Madison* (DH) 11:00 a.m.13 James Madison* 11:00 a.m.19 Hofstra* (DH) 12:00 p.m.20 Hofstra* 12:00 p.m.23 Penn (DH) 3:00 p.m.26 Towson* (DH) 11:00 a.m.27 Towson* 11:00 a.m.30 La Salle (DH) 3:00 p.m.

May3 Georgia State* (DH) 12:00 p.m.4 Georgia State* 12:00 p.m.

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