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TABLE OF CONTENTS • USC AIKEN QUICK FACTS

MEDIA INFORMATION

Quick Facts ..................................... 1USCA Media Outlets ....................... 2Media Policies ................................. 2TV/Radio Chart ........................... IBC

Administration • Support Staff ......... 3Dr. Tom Hallman, Chancellor .......... 4Randy Warrick, AD .......................... 4Athletic Administration ..................... 5History of USC Aiken....................... 6Facilities .......................................... 8J.H. Satcher Softball Field ............... 7What is a Pacer? ........................... 21

Jerry Snyder, Head Coach ......... 9-10Ray Bolen, Assistant Coach .......... 11

Season Outlook........................ 13-14Preseason PBC Poll ...................... 13NFCA Division II Top 25 ................ 14

Roster ............................................ 12Pronunciation Guide...................... 12Temeka Floyd ................................ 15Sarah Harvey ................................ 15Karlee Haynes............................... 16Kasey Mills .................................... 16Stacie Oakley ................................ 17Samantha Blair .............................. 17Ashley Dyches .............................. 18Amber Driggers ............................. 18Jessie Clark ................................... 19Jessica Hoffman ............................ 19Tiara Johnson ............................... 19Holly Kwiatkowski .......................... 19Megan Lakes................................. 20Meredith Moore ............................. 20Christine Quaranto ........................ 20Jessica Strickland ......................... 20Keshia Venable ............................. 21

Final Statistics ............................... 22Final Results ................................. 23Final PBC Standings ..................... 24PBC All-Conference ...................... 24South Atlantic Region Honors ....... 24PBC Players of the Week.............. 25PBC Pitchers of the Week ............. 25Final PBC Statistical Leaders........ 25

Year-by-Year Results ................ 30-31All-Time vs. Opponents ................... 32Individual Honors ............................ 33All-Time Career Leaders ........... 34-35Record Book ................................... 36

Peach Belt Conference ................... 26PBC Tournament ............................. 27Armstrong Atlantic State.................. 28Augusta State.................................. 28Barton.............................................. 28Belmont Abbey ................................ 28Clarion ............................................. 28Columbus State............................... 28Erskine ............................................ 28Francis Marion ................................ 28Georgia College & State ................. 28Kutztown ......................................... 28Lake Superior State ........................ 28Lander ............................................. 36Limestone........................................ 29Mars Hill .......................................... 29Mount Olive ..................................... 29Newberry ......................................... 29North Georgia.................................. 29UNC Pembroke ............................... 29Pfeiffer ............................................. 29Presbyterian .................................... 29USC Upstate ................................... 29Tusculum ......................................... 29Wingate ........................................... 29Opponents SID Directory ................ 212006 Schedule ............................... BC

2006 Boosters ................................. 11Regions Bank ................................ IFCDomino’s Pizza ............................... 10Quality Inn & Suites......................... 32Johnson Motor Company ................ 33First Citizens Bank .......................... 32

THE UNIVERSITY

THE OUTLOOK

2005 REVIEW

ADMINISTRATIONChancellor: Dr. Tom Hallman

(The Citadel, 1969)Athletic Director: Randy Warrick

(North Carolina, 1977)Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Bill Claxon

(Centre, 1972)Assoc. AD/Administration and

External Services: Tim Hall(South Carolina, 1990)

Asst. AD/Business and Student-Athlete Services/SWA: AngieOsbon (USC Aiken, 1992)

MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD/Communications and

Promotions: Brad Fields(Centre, 1998)

Fields’ Email: [email protected] Phone: 803-641-3252Office Fax: 803-641-3759Assistant SID: Lindsey McNeil

(Michigan State, 2005)McNeil’s Email: [email protected] Site: www.PacerSports.com

COACHING STAFF

2006 LADY PACERS

PROGRAM HISTORY

2006 OPPONENTS

SPONSORS INDEX

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: 471 University Parkway

Aiken, S.C. 29801Founded/Enrollment: 1961 / 3,258Nickname: Lady PacersColors: Cardinal, Navy, and WhiteNational Affiliation: NCAA Div. IIConference: Peach BeltArena: J.H. Satcher Field (1,000)First Year of Softball: 1988Overall All-Time Record: 410-441First Year in the NCAA: 1992Overall All-Time NCAA Rec.: 368-358

CREDITSWritten, Compiled, and Designed

Lindsey McNeilEditor

Lindsey McNeilAssistant Editors

Randy Warrick, Tim Hall, AngieOsbon, Brad Fields, and JerrySnyder

Cover DesignJeff Mastromonico

Photography CreditsRodney Hair, Jimmy Carter, BradFields, Scott Webster, AngieOsbon, and Kevin Britton

PrintingAnother Printer, Columbia, S.C.

ON THE COVER

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The Aiken StandardPO Box 456Aiken, S.C. 29802P: (803) 648-2311 F: 648-6052Larry Taylor, Sports [email protected]

The Augusta Chronicle725 Broad StreetAugusta, Ga. 30901P: (800) 622-6358 F: (706) 823-3408John Boyette, Sports [email protected] Gay, Sports [email protected] Spears, Sports [email protected]

The StatePO Box 1333Columbia, S.C. 29202P: (803) 771-8419 F: [email protected] Gillespie, Staff [email protected]

Associated PressP: (803) 799-6418 F: [email protected]

WJBF-TV (Channel 6)PO Box 14041001 Reynolds StreetAugusta, Ga. 30901P: (706) 828-7307 F: 724-6329John Hart, Sports [email protected] Miller, Asst. Sports [email protected]

WRDW-TV (Channel 12)PO Box 1212Augusta, Ga. 30903-12121301 Georgia AvenueNorth Augusta, S.C. 29841P: (803) 278-3111 F: 442-4561Prentice Elliott, Sports [email protected] Faisle, Asst. Sports [email protected]

WAGT-TV (Channel 26)PO Box 1526905 Broad StreetAugusta, Ga. 30901P: (706) 826-0026 F: 724-4028Chris Kane, Sports DirectorDarin Wernig, Asst. Sports [email protected]

Primary Media OutletsThe Sports Information Depart-ment is pleased to assist you with thecoverage of USC Aiken softball. Weprovide pre-game information,statistics, NCAA boxscores, faxservice, publicity photos, and otherinformation.

Publicity surrounding the softballprogram is handled by LindseyMcNeil, Assistant Sports InformationDirector. She can be reached at(803) 641-3252, via fax at (803) 641-3759, or via email [email protected].

CredentialsAll requests for working press,

radio, and television should be madeas soon as possible prior to gameday by Lindsey McNeil in the SportsInformation Office. Only workingmedia who have requested a pass inadvance will be allowed access tothe press area of J.H. Satcher Field.

InterviewsTo arrange an interview with

Head Coach Jerry Snyder or any ofthe players, please contact theSports Information Office at (803)641-3252 at least 24 hours in ad-vance. Coach Snyder is usuallyavailable after 9 AM up until one hourbefore practice.

Post-game interviews can beconducted outside the home dugoutfollowing the NCAA’s recommended10-minute cooling off period followingthe conclusion of the game. Thelocker room is closed to the media.

Visiting RadioThe availability of phone lines is

in short supply at J.H. Satcher Fieldso advance notice of at least fivebusiness days is requested.

During the initial phone call to theSports Information Office, you will benotified of the status of phone linesand may be instructed to contact thephone company for further details.

USC AIKEN SOFTBALL ON THE INTERNETUSC Aiken fans who live outside the Aiken area can still follow Lady PacerSoftball by logging on the Internet at the following address:

www.PacerSports.com

Media can obtain all current information on Lady Pacer Softball by visitingthis home page on the Internet. The site offers information on all USCAsports, as well as links to the Peach Belt Conference and the NCAA.

Left: The official web site of USCA

Athletics not only got a new look to start

the 2003-04 school year, but a new

address as well. PacerSports.com is your

home on the

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MEDIA INFORMATION • PACERSPORTS.COM

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Dr. Tom HallmanChancellor

Dr. Suzanne OzmentExecutive ViceChancellor for

Academic Affairs

Dr. Bill ClaxonFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Dr. Deb KladivkoVice Chancellor for

Student Life andServices

Dr. Deidre MartinVice Chancellor for

UniversityAdvancement

Randy WarrickAthletic Director

Brandon AikenHead Athletic

Trainer

Vince AlexanderHead Men’s

Basketball Coach

Ray BolenAssistant Softball

Coach

Mike BrandtHead Women’s

Basketball Coach

Jacqueline BrownAdministrative

Specialist

Michael CarlisleHead Golf Coach

Will CondonHead Volleyball

Coach

Susan VodickaHead Women’sSoccer Coach

Ike OfojeHead Men’s

Soccer Coach

Angie OsbonAssistant AD/

Business & StudentAthlete Serv./SWA

Janet JoyCheerleading/Dance Team

Jerry SnyderHead Softball

Coach

Kenny ThomasHead Baseball

Coach

Joe KucharskiPublic Address

Announcer

Administration

Chancellor

641-3434

Academic Affairs

641-3201

Student Life

641-3588

External Affairs

641-3448

Faculty Ath. Rep.

641-3402

Athletic Director

641-3406

Fall Sports

Cross Country

646-5740

Men’s Soccer

641-3717

Women’s Soccer

641-3651

Volleyball

641-3373

Winter Sports

Men’s Basketball

641-3438

W. Basketball

641-3491

Cheerleading

641-3301

Dance Team

641-3301

Pep Band

641-3247

Spring Sports

Baseball

641-3410

Softball

641-3462

Golf

641-3528

Men’s Tennis

641-3357

Women’s Tennis

641-3357

Support Staff

Athletic Training

641-3367

Compliance

641-3331

Sports Information

641-3252

SAAC

641-3301

Athletic Dept. Fax

641-3441

SID Fax

641-3759

Press Row

641-3613

Press Box

641-2864

Note: Area code

for all numbers

listed above is

(803).

Lindsey McNeilAssistant Sports

Information Director

Nate DavisAssistant Men’s

Basketball Coach

Steven DahmHead Men’s andWomen’s Tennis

Coach

Brad FieldsAssistant AD/

Communications &Promotions/SID

Tim HallAssociate AD/

Administration &External Services

Mark ConnerAssistant Baseball

Coach

Michael HolderAssistant Baseball

Coach

Mary PerryAssistant Women’sBasketball Coach

Jill WosmekAssistant Athletic

Trainer

ADMINISTRATION • ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF

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CHANCELLOR • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Dr. Thomas HallmanUSC Aiken Chancellor

Tom Hallman is in his fifth fullyear as Chancellor at USC Aiken.He was born in Charleston, S.C., andearned a Bachelor’s of Arts inPolitical Science from The Citadel in1969. He later earned a Master’s ofEducation degree from The Citadel,and was awarded a Ph.D. in Higher

Education Administration from theUniversity of South Carolina in 1993.

Professionally, his resumeincludes a diverse set of experiences.Dr. Hallman has served as an Infantryofficer in the 82nd Airborne Division, ahigh school teacher and coach, co-owner and Creative Director of anadvertising agency, executive directorof a school-to-work initiative, and 23years of work in public highereducation in South Carolina.

Since 1983, he has worked invarious administrative roles at USCAiken. Dr. Hallman served as InterimChancellor as the Universityconducted its search for a newchancellor following the retirement ofDr. Robert Alexander in June 2000.Dr. Hallman has also served as ViceChancellor for Administration. In thatjob, he was responsible for the

Enrollment Services and InstitutionalPlanning Division. Additionally, heserved as institutional liaison withseveral regional groups in mattersrelated to sponsored research andlocal economic development.

He is a past Chairman of theBoard of Directors of the AikenChamber of Commerce, pastPresident of the Aiken Kiwanis Club,founding member and past Chairmanof the Aiken Co. Forum, and a formerChair of Leadership Aiken County.

Dr. Hallman just completed aone-year team as President of thePeach Belt Conference for 2003-04.

Tom is married to the formerSusan West, of Woodruff, S.C., aNurse Practitioner with a privatepractice in Augusta, Ga. They havetwo children, David who is 15 andCaroline who is 13.

Randy WarrickDirector of Athletics

Randy Warrick is in his 20th yearas Director of Athletics at theUniversity of South Carolina Aiken.He was hired at USCA in 1978 ashead baseball coach and intramuraldirector and has served manydifferent duties during his tenure.

While coaching baseball for 11years, Warrick also served as anassistant basketball coach during the1978-79 season and acting golf

coach in 1989-90. As baseball coach,Warrick compiled a 392-146 record,while earning various coachingawards. In 1986 his team advancedto the College World Series, thehighlight of his coaching career.

Warrick was born in Rocky Mount,N.C. and attended Rocky Mount HighSchool. He was an All-Conferenceplayer in football, basketball, andbaseball. Upon graduation from highschool, Warrick went to LouisburgJunior College where he playedbaseball for two years.

In 1975, Warrick earned hisAssociate of Arts degree fromLouisburg and was drafted by theKansas City Royals, but decided tostay in school.

Warrick then moved on to theUniversity of North Carolina at ChapelHill, where he received a two-yearbaseball scholarship. While at NorthCarolina he earned Atlantic CoastConference All-Academic honors two

straight years. He earned hisBachelor’s of Arts degree inEducation in 1977 and then hisMaster’s of Arts in Teaching in 1978.While earning his master’s degree,he served as a graduate assistantbaseball coach. In the same season,the team advanced to the CollegeWorld Series.

Warrick is a member of theCollege Athletic Management’sEditorial Board, PBC StrategicPlanning Committee, PBC AwardsCommittee, NCAA Division II AD’sAssociation Board of Directors,Greater Augusta Sports CouncilBoard, and is the chairman of theNCAA Division II National GolfCommittee.

Warrick is married to MarthaBlankenship Warrick of Augusta, Ga.They have one child, Tripp, who is 14years old. The Warrick family residesin North Augusta, S.C.

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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

Associate Athletic Director/Administration & External Services

Tim Hall(South Carolina, 1990South Carolina, 1992)

Assistant Athletic Director/Business & Student Services, SWA

Angie Osbon(USC Aiken, 1992

South Carolina, 1996)

Tim Hall begins is in his 15th yearas a member of the USC Aiken athleticdepartment. Hall first joined theprogram in 1990 as a graduate assistant. In 1993 he was hiredon as the university’s fulltime NCAA Compliance Coordinator.In August 1997, the Batesburg-Leesville native was promoted toAssistant Athletic Director. In September 2003, Hall waspromoted again, this time to the position of Associate AthleticDirector for Administration and External Services.

In this role, Hall oversees NCAA compliance and academicsupport. In addition, he assists with home game administrationand fundraising.

A 1990 graduate of the University of South Carolina, Hallreceived his Bachelor’s of Science in Sports Administration. In1992, he earned a Master’s in Student Personnel Services fromUSC as well.

In his time at USCA, Hall has been on a number of campuscommittees including the first year academic advisor programand the enrollment management action team in the strategicplanning process.

Hall is married to the former Jenny Fulmer and they havetwo sons, Jordan and Ethan.

Angie Osbon is in her seventh yearas a member of the USC Aiken athleticdepartment. Osbon became thedepartment’s business manager in 1999. Through the yearsshe has earned a number of other titles, including SeniorWoman Administrator, Student Athlete Advisory CommitteeAdvisor, and Cheerleading and Dance Team Co-Head Coach.In September 2003, the Aiken, S.C., native was promoted to theposition of Assistant Athletic Director for Business and StudentServices.

Osbon earned her Bachelor’s of Science in BusinessAdministration from USC Aiken in 1992. In 1996, Osbonreceived her Master’s in Business Administration from theUniversity of South Carolina.

In 2002 Osbon was named student organization advisor ofthe year and was selected to the Who’s Who AmongCheerleading Coaches. In addition, She has been a member ofthe first year academic advisor program and a staff facilitator fororientation.

The former Angie Mathis is married to Rick Osbon and theyhave three children, Reagan, Gemma, and Sterling.

Assistant Athletic Director/Communications and Promotions

Brad Fields(Centre College, 1998)

Brad Fields is in his seventh year ashead of the Sports Information Depart-ment at USC Aiken. After serving asSports Information Director for fiveyears, he was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director forCommunications and Promotions in August 2003.

Fields oversees the publicity and game management of all 11intercollegiate sports at USCA. In his time as SID at USCA,Fields has won five citations for excellence in publications by theCollege Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA),including “Fourth in the Nation” honors for his 2003-04 men'sgolf guide, his 2001 baseball media guide, and “Third in theNation” honors for the 2005 baseball media guide.

Other innovations Fields has been responsible for include“live stats”, live audio and video broadcasts for home and awayevents, and PacerSports.com, the web site of the USCA athleticdepartment.

The 30-year-old Ashland, Ky., native earned his Bachelor’s ofScience in Economics and Spanish from Centre College(Danville, Ky.) in 1998. He served as Assistant Sports Informa-tion Director at Centre during his four years as a student.

Fields is active within the ranks of Division II, serving as theDaktronics Women's Basketball Division II South Atlantic All-Region Coordinator for the past two years.

Fields is married to the former Julie Krug of Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Head Athletic Trainer

Brandon Aiken(St. Andrews College, 1997)

Brandon Aiken is in his sixth year ashead athletic trainer at USC Aiken.

Aiken, a native of Sturgeon Bay, WI,joined the USCA training staff in 1997as a graduate assistant. He served in that capacity for threeyears until stepping into the head position in 2000.

The 32-year-old is a 1997 graduate of Saint AndrewsPresbyterian College in Laurinburg, N.C., where he received hisBachelor’s of Science in Sports Medicine. Aiken is certified bythe National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and theNational Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

Aiken has also served as assistant and head athletic trainerat Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken, S.C., for more thanthree years. At Hitchcock, he worked with high school, college,and professional athletes as well as general outpatient rehabili-tation.

The training room, located in the Student Activities Center onthe northeast side of “The Courthouse” gymnasium, offersmodern equipment and techniques to assist in the preventionand rehabilitation of injuries.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA AIKEN

The University of South CarolinaAiken was chartered in 1961 afterentering into an agreement with theUniversity of South Carolina toestablish a two-year center in Aiken.

The Aiken Center opened itsdoors in September 1961 to 139students. Temporarily housed inBanksia, a renovated mansion in theAiken, the Center consisted of threefull-time faculty members (one ofwhom served as Director of theCenter).

In 1968, the Center underwentan institutional self-study and wasaccredited by the SouthernAssociation of Colleges and Schoolsas a branch of the University ofSouth Carolina and as a juniorcollege. The first associate degreeswere awarded in June 1968.

The campus of USC Aikenmoved from Banksia to its presentsite in 1972 and physical changesbegan to occur rapidly. At first, thepermanent campus consisted of 100acres and one multipurpose buildingwhich housed all universityoperations. A library was completedin 1975 and additional land wasdonated increasing the campus to144 acres. In October 1977, theStudent Activities Center wasopened. A classroom building wasoccupied in 1978 and one year later,an auxiliary services building wasadded.

An apartmentcomplex forstudents, PacerDowns, wasready foroccupancy in fallof 1984. Moreconstructionadditions to thecampus includedcompletion of theEtherredgeCenter, RuthPatrick ScienceEducation Center,the Business andEducation Building and the Alan B.Miller Nursing Building. Additionalland was acquired increasing thecampus to 400 acres.

Academic and organizationalchanges also occurred rapidly. Thefaculty formalized its organizationalstructure and redefined its role in thegovernance of the institution in 1974-75. Also, the students reorganizedtheir governing body and moreprecisely defined their role oncampus; the administration and staffstructures were overhauled andexpanded to meet the demands of thegrowing academic programs.

When the full-time equivalentstudent enrollment reached 1,066 inthe fall of 1975, the Aiken Campuswas permitted to plan for senior levelcourses, as well as create a number

of baccalaureate degree programs.In that same year, USCA receivedapproval as a four-year branchcampus by the Board of Trustees ofthe University of South Carolina andUSCA was designated a RecognizedCandidate for Senior CollegeAccreditation. In September 1976,the Board of Trustees grantedacademic autonomy to the AikenCampus. The first bachelor’sdegrees were granted in May 1977and USCA became a fully accreditedsenior college.

Presently, the college communityis comprised of more than 3,300students, over 100 full-time faculty,approximately 110 staff members,and 28 administrators. USCAawards bachelor’s degrees in morethan 20 major areas of study, anassociate degree in nursing, master’sdegrees in two areas, and offers avaried program of continuingeducation courses for the widercommunity.

Today USC Aiken offers studentsa liberal education designed todevelop an understanding of humanexperience which will equip them forlife in a free society. To accomplishthis, the University provides studentswith an opportunity to discoverlearning processes which enablethem to grow personally and socially.

It promotes students’ interactionwithin a community of active scholarsand artists, and it encouragesstudents to use the knowledge whichthey gain to deal with the problems ofa rapidly changing world.

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J.H. Satcher Field officially became the home of the USCAiken Softball Team on March 22, 2004. On that day, USCAopened play on its new field by sweeping two games fromNewberry College, winning the first 8-0 and the second game by ascore of 4-3. With one out in the bottom of the fist inning of game one,senior Jami Cornwell drove a 2-2 pitch over the left field fence forthe first hit and first home run at J.H. Satcher Field. The Lady

Pacers playedtheir final 10home games ofthe 2004season on theirnew field, posting a 7-3 record, including a double-header sweep ofAugusta State. J.H. Satcher Field, the former home of the Pacer baseballsquad, was renovated in the winter and spring of 2004. Locatedconveniently in the middle of campus, J.H. Satcher Field includes aclimate-con-trolled pressbox, concessionstand, plenty of

parking, coaches’ offices and a locker room at the field. Included among the 1,000 seats are 500 seats with backs. Theplaying surface contains all new clay and sod. It didn’t take long for the Lady Pacers to become accustomed totheir new field. USCA hit .362 with seven home runs and 45 RBIs atJ.H. Satcher. The Lady Pacers out scored their opponents, 51-30,at their new home.

On June 11th and 12th, 2004, J.H. Satcher Field served asthe host of the 20th Annual South Carolina Coaches Association ofWomen’s Sports (CAWS) All-Star Softball Games.

J.H Satcher Field

J.H. Satcher Softball FieldJ.H. Satcher Softball FieldJ.H. Satcher Softball FieldJ.H. Satcher Softball FieldJ.H. Satcher Softball Field

The Home Of Lady Pacer Softball

USC Aiken Firsts At J.H. Satcher FieldHITTINGFirst-At-Bat Brooke McSwain 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Hit Jami Cornwell 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Single Jennifer Scott 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Double Meghan Lynch 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Triple Kelly Ford 4/01/04 vs. Lander (Game 2)First Home Run Jami Cornwell 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Run Scored Jami Cornwell 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First RBI Jami Cornwell 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)

First Walk Jayme Durand 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Stolen Base Michelle Baker 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)

PITCHING & FIELDINGFirst Strike Out JoAnn Jones 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Win JoAnn Jones 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Shutout JoAnn Jones 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)First Out By Ashley Dyches 3/22/04 vs. Newberry (Game 1)

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The Convocation Center willhave a seating capacity for nearly4,000 people. The facility willinclude three regulation basketballcourts, as well as four volleyballcourts, locker rooms, classrooms,and meeting spaces. Additionally,the building will house a trainingfacility and weight room featuringthe latest rehabilitation andstrength training equipment. ThePacer Athletics Department willrelocate from the Student ActivitiesCenter to its suite of officesloacated on the first floor of thecenter. The state-of-the-art facility willbe the new home of USC Aiken’svolleyball and men’s and women’sbasketball teams.

USCA ATHLETIC FACILITIES

Roberto Hernandez StadiumBuilt with a one million dollar donation from the 15-yearMLB veteran and USCA alum. Seats 1,000 fans.

“The Courthouse”The Student Activties Center gymnasium is home to USCAiken men and women’s basketball and volleyball teams.

“Pacer Pit” Soccer FieldHome for USC Aiken men’s andwomen’s soccer. The complex has afield house located on the east endwith locker rooms and offices. Fieldhas a seating capacity of 700.

Palmetto Golf CourseFounded in 1892, Palmetto is recog-nized as the fourth oldest golf coursein the United States. It serves as thehome of USC Aiken golf and host forthe Palmetto Intercollegiate in March.

Tennis ComplexLocated next to J.H. Satcher SoftballField, the USC Aiken Tennis Complexis the home of men’s and women’stennis. The complex includes sevenlighted courts and seating for 150.

NEW IN SPRING 2007- -CONVOCATION CENTER

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HEAD COACH JERRY SNYDER

Jerry SnyderHead Coach

PERSONALBirthdate: October 11, 1958Hometown: Short Gap, W.Va.Date Hired at USCA: January 1988

EDUCATIONHigh School: Ridgeley HighSchoolCollege:• Bachelor’s of Science in PhysicalEducation from USC Aiken (‘91)• Master’s in Sports Science fromUnited States Sports Academy (‘95)

COLLEGE RECORDUSC Aiken

2005 34-17 .6662004 31-29 .5172003 18-25 .4192002 25-26 .4902001 28-23 .5492000 31-29 .5171999 33-27 .5491998 25-34 .4241997 32-19 .6271996 28-24 .5381995 27-20 .5741994 29-27 .5181993 15-27 .3571992 12-31 .2791991* 22-18 .5491990* 8-32 .2001989* 7-18 .2801988* 5-15 .250Total ...................410-441 .482

* Denotes years as NAIA

USC Aiken Head Softball CoachJerry Snyder enters his 19th seasonwith the Pacer softball program. Priorto becoming head softball coach,Snyder worked at the Savannah RiverSite for E I Dupont until 1987 when hedecided to go back to college and gethis degree. In 1988, Snyder joined thesoftball program as an assistant coachand after two weeks at that position hewas appointed to the head coachingposition and has been there eversince.

Snyder got his start playingsoftball when he was 12 years oldwhen his father taught him how topitch. He then went on to play for amen’s fast pitch team in his nativeShort Gap, West Virginia.

Snyder recieved most of his earlycoaching experience in the recre-ational leagues, while he was in theAiken area. Snyder also helped NorthAugusta High School’s softball pro-gram with their pitchers under formerLady Jackets Coach Beth Meyer.

In 1991, Snyder recieved hisBachelor’s of Science Degree inPhysical Education here at USC Aikenand in 1995 earned his Master’s inSports Science from the United StatesSports Academy.

From 1988 to 2005Snyder’s overall recordtotals 410-441-2 and heremembers manyhighlights that havemade the job worthwhile.

“The biggest high-light since I have beenhere is that all myplayers have graduated,gone on with their livesand have becomesuccessful people,”Snyder said. “Youshould measure yoursuccess with what yourstudent-athletes do inthe classroom, insteadof what they do on thefield.”

Snyder’s teams in the past havebeaten good Division I teams such asSouth Carolina State (12-0 since1994) and the University of NorthCarolina Charlotte (USCA has wonfive meetings between the twoschools), but the one he remembersthe most took place during the 1991season.

“Beating Georgia Tech in 1991probably is my biggest athletichighlight since I’ve been at USCAiken,” Snyder said.

During the fall of 1997 Snyderwas honored at the Softball Hall ofFame for reaching the 200 victorymark.

Just this past December, Snyderwas honored by the National FastPitch Coaches Association forreaching the 400 wins mark. He willnow go down in history as one of themost winningest coaches in DivisionII sofball.

Jerry Snyder and his wife Kellyhave two children, Tony who is 18and James who is also 18. TheSnyder family resides in Columbia,S.C.

ABOVE: The Snyder Family: Jerry, Tony, Kelly and James

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HEAD COACH JERRY SNYDER

Alabama-Huntsville ................................. 0-1Alderson-Broaddus ............................... 12-5Anderson ................................................. 4-2Armstrong Atlantic State ....................... 3-15Augusta State ..................................... 37-28Barry ....................................................... 0-1Barton ..................................................... 4-0Belmont Abbey ........................................ 6-0Benedict .................................................. 2-2Bluefield College ..................................... 2-0California U. (Pa.) ................................... 0-7Carson-Newman ..................................... 1-1Catawba ................................................ 12-2Central Wesleyan .................................... 0-1Charleston Southern ............................... 3-9Charleston ............................................... 1-0Claflin ...................................................... 2-0Coker .................................................... 3-12Columbia Union ...................................... 4-0Columbus State .................................... 7-27Eastern Kentucky .................................... 0-1Eastern New Mexico State ...................... 0-1Edinboro .................................................. 2-0Edward Walters ....................................... 3-0Elon ......................................................... 0-3Emmanuel ............................................. 12-0Erskine .................................................... 8-3Fairmont State ........................................ 3-0Fayetteville .............................................. 1-0Florida Gulf Coast ................................... 0-1Francis Marion .................................... 12-20Furman .................................................... 0-2Gardner-Webb ........................................ 5-3Georgia College & State ..................... 23-23Georgia Southern .................................... 0-2Georgia State .......................................... 0-1Georgia Tech ........................................... 0-2Georgia ................................................... 0-4Humbolt ................................................... 0-1IUPUI ...................................................... 1-0Kennesaw State .................................... 1-28Kutztown ................................................. 1-0Lake Superior State ................................ 7-3Lander ................................................. 13-25Lees-McRae ............................................ 4-0

NORTH AIKEN641-03001142 York Street NE(Across from McDonald’s)

SOUTH AIKEN649-2200260 Eastgate(Next to Publix)

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Lenoir-Rhyne .......................................... 0-2Limestone ............................................... 7-2Lincoln Memorial ..................................... 0-1Longwood ............................................... 0-3Mansfield ................................................. 4-0Mars Hill ................................................. 5-0Millersville ............................................... 2-0Mississippi ............................................... 0-2Mount Olive ............................................. 3-1Nebraska-Omaha .................................... 0-1Newberry ............................................. 23-11New York Tech ........................................ 4-0North Florida ......................................... 3-16North Georgia College & State ............... 2-2Nova Southeastern ................................. 1-0Pace ........................................................ 1-1Paine ....................................................... 2-1Pfeiffer ..................................................... 2-1Piedmont ................................................. 4-4Presbyterian .......................................... 10-9Queens ................................................... 4-3Rio Grande .............................................. 3-0Saint Leo ................................................. 0-2Savannah College of Art & Design .......... 2-0Shaw ....................................................... 2-0South Carolina State ............................. 12-0Southern Indiana ..................................... 0-3St. Andrews ............................................. 5-0Troy State ................................................ 0-1Tusculum................................................. 4-1UNC Charlotte ......................................... 5-5UNC Pembroke ..................................... 27-5USC Upstate ......................................... 6-27Valdosta State ......................................... 1-2West Liberty State ................................... 7-3West Virginia State .................................. 2-0West Virginia Tech .................................. 3-0West Virginia Wesleyan .......................... 3-4Wheeling Jesuit ....................................... 1-1Wingate ................................................... 2-3Wisconsin-Parkside ................................ 3-5

Total (14 Seasons) ....................... 368-358

**All records are since joining NCAADivision II in 1992**

SNYDER VS. OPPONENTSCoaching Highlights- Reached the 400-win markduring the 2005 season- 368 career NCAA Division IIwins- 32nd winningest activeDivision II head coach- One of only three Peach BeltCoaches to have coached everyseason of PBC softball- Five 30-win seasons- Ten 25-win seasons

ABOVE: Head Coach Jerry Snyder after receiving his

plaque from the National Fast Pitch Coaches

Association for leading USCA to its 400-win mark

during the 2005 season.

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ASSISTANT COACH RAY BOLEN

Ray BolenAssistant Coach

PERSONALBirthdate: November 30, 1971Hometown: Barnwell, S.C.Date Hired at USCA: Spring 1997

EDUCATIONHigh School: Barnwell HighSchool (1990)College: Bachelor’s of Science inPhysical Education from USC Aiken(1997)

Ray Bolen enters his 11thseason with the University ofSouth Carolina Aiken’s softballprogram and 10th year as a full-time assistant coach.

Before entering into coaching,Bolen played baseball at USCSalkehatchie in Allendale, S.C., fortwo years. He then went on to playat USC Upstate for his final twoseasons and graduated from USCAiken in May of 1997 with aBachelor’s of Science in PhysicalEducation.

Prior to coaching at USCAiken, Bolen was an AmericanLegion baseball coach for eightyears. He also coached the juniorvarsity baseball team at his almamater, Barnwell High School, forone season.

Bolen is originally fromBarnwell, S.C., where he played

on two state championship teamsfor Barnwell High School.

During the 2006 season,Bolen’s duties will include workingwith the Lady Pacers’ hitting andthe team’s infielders and outfield-ers.

ABOVE: Head Coach Jerry Snyder and Assistant Coach

Ray Bolen during a home game against UNC Pembroke

last season.

2006 SOTBALL BOOSTER CLUBPhillip, Deb and Kaitlin CraigDavid and Dot ClarkFrankie and Terry GarnerHazel ClarkBobbi Jean RichardsonLarry and Barbara WillisApril SammonsDavid A. Clark, Jr.Ed and Kathy WatkinsSharon QuarantoLisa QuarantoMr. and Mrs. William QuarantoMichelle QuarantoMr. and Mrs. Robert MuldoonFranane KayeWilliam MuldoonJoe MasonJr. and MaryAnn DychesFred and Karen SidesThe Justice FamilyThe Norris FamilyThe Frank FamilyJustin and Shannon PhillipsThe Kimbrell FamilyThe Messick FamilyTara FordDave and Donna FordBill and Nancy HarveyBill GristLyn GristAmy ScottDr. Sue LorchDr. Bill Brockington

Tim LintnerBrandon AikenBrad FieldsKatie BesleyDr. Keith GriffinJim HannaMissy BiemanBilly JohnsonJeff GilmerKarlee HaynesTim and Diane HaynesLaura ShermanFaye FerrandoDonald BarnesTeresa MorrisonKeshia VenableWarren DallasTyia VenableBryant CovingtonEdith DallasCassandra VenableTom CrouchDanny JohnsonBernice HenleyPaulette JohnsonWarren WhitsonJudith VickersCathy NealLynn TaylorDennis ChmielElena ReeseCathy MurdaughPizza Stop Cafe

Juanita ScottPhyllis BoydBill and Robin DennisLisa KwiatkowskiWade and Barbara GordyClay HolleyApril FarrMona SawyerLarry BuffBill KwiatkowskiKaren BayerMike CollinsClay FulmerTeresa LydayKathy ColeyRay ColeyDorothy CollinsFlossie LakesBarry Moore, Jr.Ben and Rose JohnsonTony and Natalie DeJesusZeno MooreGenelle MooreMr. and Mrs. John W. NewtonSteve and Lisa WeiratherFrank and Karen MooreAndrew MooreBarry and Karen MooreAJ WilliamsJonathan StricklandMegan StricklandCrystal MorrisCarrie Weber

Eddie WhitneyJennifer CrumpGeraldine StricklandGlenn StricklandCrystal StricklandDr. Charmaine WilsonRandy DuckettDr. Deb KladivkoAngie OsbonJill HamptonJeanne AndressDale St. JohnTodd and Sandi BlairBrooke McSwainTim HallRoberta BlockerH.C. SmithBrian StricklandCalli DriggersSharon DriggersRobert DriggersNancy LyonsMarie DriggersAlton DriggersSarah KeelingFred SaundersChris GroomsMike and Lee Ann OakleyBarbara SaundersJunior SaundersHubert OakleyKelly SaundersChuck Oakley

Jen OakleyVernon AdamsSamantha BlakelyLillie JacksonBill DeFreestAdele WrightAnthony GrayClarice WrightRanzella WrightStephanie WrightBob and Dale PaullingSusan StillingerSteve ReevesNola GrantMary PerryMelvin SiresWalter BurkhalterMike BrandtWendy MillsDavid MillsEllen ThomasWillie RayJill WosmekKelly SnyderJames OverlinTony SnyderBill and Jean MartinStacy MartinRichard GenoJames and Laurie MuldoonWade and Shannon Gordy

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2006 ROSTER

2006 NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. B/T Hometown (Previous School)1 Christine Quaranto P Fr. 5-6 R/R Murrells Inlet, S.C. Socastee HS2 Holly Kwiatkowski OF Fr. 5-3 L/R Jackson, S.C. Silver Bluff HS3 Temeka Floyd OF Sr. 5-5 L/R Newberry, S.C. Newberry HS4 Sarah Harvey 2B/SS Sr. 5-7 R/R Newberry, S.C. Newberry HS5 Amber Driggers 2B/SS So. 5-4 R/R Round O, S.C. Colleton County HS7 Ashley Dyches 1B Jr. 5-5 R/R Aiken, S.C. South Aiken HS9 Jessie Clark P Fr. 5-5 R/R Beech Island, S.C. Silver Bluff HS10 Kasey Mills OF Sr. 5-8 R/R Provo, Utah College of Eastern Utah11 Jessica Hoffman OF/2B So. 5-7 L/R Columbia, S.C. Anderson College12 Keshia Venable OF Jr. 5-7 L/L Danville, Va. Louisburg CC13 Stacie Oakley P Sr. 5-7 R/R Burlington, N.C. Young Harris College14 Meredith Moore C Fr. 5-7 R/R Guyton, Ga. South Effingham HS18 Jessica Strickland C Fr. 5-10 R/R N. Charleston, S.C. Fort Dorchester HS21 Samantha Blair P Jr. 5-8 R/R Deltona, Fla. Pine Ridge HS23 Tiara Johnson INF/OF Fr. 5-6 R/R Aiken, S.C. Silver Bluff HS24 Karlee Haynes C/INF Sr. 5-7 R/R Ontario, Canada Briarcliffe College30 Megan Lakes INF Fr. 5-5 R/R Columbia, S.C. Spring Valley HS

2006 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. B/T Hometown (Previous School)21 Samantha Blair P Jr. 5-8 R/R Deltona, Fla. Pine Ridge HS9 Jessie Clark P Fr. 5-5 R/R Beech Island, S.C. Silver Bluff HS5 Amber Driggers 2B/SS So. 5-4 R/R Round O, S.C. Colleton County HS7 Ashley Dyches 1B Jr. 5-5 R/R Aiken, S.C. South Aiken HS3 Temeka Floyd OF Sr. 5-5 L/R Newberry, S.C. Newberry HS4 Sarah Harvey 2B/SS Sr. 5-7 R/R Newberry, S.C. Newberry HS24 Karlee Haynes C/INF Sr. 5-7 R/R Ontario, Canada Briarcliffe College11 Jessica Hoffman OF/2B So. 5-7 L/R Columbia, S.C. Anderson College23 Tiara Johnson INF/OF Fr. 5-6 R/R Aiken, S.C. Silver Bluff HS2 Holly Kwiatkowski OF Fr. 5-3 L/R Jackson, S.C. Silver Bluff HS30 Megan Lakes INF Fr. 5-5 R/R Columbia, S.C. Spring Valley HS10 Kasey Mills OF Sr. 5-8 R/R Provo, Utah College of Eastern Utah14 Meredith Moore C Fr. 5-7 R/R Guyton, Ga. South Effingham HS13 Stacie Oakley P Sr. 5-7 R/R Burlington, N.C. Young Harris College1 Christine Quaranto P Fr. 5-6 R/R Murrells Inlet, S.C. Socastee HS18 Jessica Strickland C Fr. 5-10 R/R N. Charleston, S.C. Fort Dorchester HS12 Keshia Venable OF Jr. 5-7 L/L Danville, Va. Louisburg CC

COACHING STAFF

Jerry Snyder-Head Coach (USC Aiken,1991), 19th SeasonRay Bolen-Assistant Coach (USC Aiken, 1997)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Christine Quaranto ................................. Koar-AHN-toeHolly Kwiatkowski ................................... quiet-COW-skeeAshley Dyches ....................................... DIE-shez

**The Lady Pacers and coaches Jerry Snyder and Ray Bolen would like to dedicate the 2006 season to the memory of Rocky Sidaway and Bill DeFreest .**

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CONSISTENCY IS KEY AS LADY PACERS

strive for history-making season

In 2005, USC Aiken softballposted a first in the NCAA history ofthe program—the Lady Pacers won34 games. Head Coach Jerry Snyderalso led his team to back-to-back 30-plus win seasons for the second timein his 13-year NCAA coachingcareer. So what’s on deck for theLady Pacers this year? A try for athird-straight 30-win season, a top-half Peach Belt finish, and a first-ever birth to the NCAA South AtlanticRegional Tournament. This may sound a little highreaching for the average team, butnot for the very experienced andtalented 2006 Lady Pacer squad.Coach Snyder has made it very clearwhat his goals are for his team thisseason. “Our expectation right off the batis finishing higher than what we werepicked [in the Peach BeltConference],” Coach Snyder said. And with reigning powerhousesNorth Florida and Kennesaw Statedeparted to NCAA Division I, a shotat a PBC Crown and a regional birthis very possible for USC Aiken. “With those losses in ourconference [North Florida andKennesaw State], we have a morerealistic expectation to make it to

regionals for the first time in thehistory of theprogram,” CoachSnyder said. “And in order toreach our main goal[a region birth] wehave to accomplishour first, which is tofinish high in thePBC.” What is CoachSnyder’s formula forending in the top halfof the conference,thus getting a regionbid? Consistency. “The whole seasonwill boil down toconsistency,” Snyderdefied. “We have to be consistentfrom game to game in order toachieve our goals.” With five starters returning to theline up, it can be sure the LadyPacers have the talent andexperience to achieve their goals.Snyder will count on his stand outpitching staff as well as team leaderSarah Harvey to bring a positiveenergy to the team. “She [Harvey] is just a great playerall around, and she’s got heart to goalong with a great bat,” Snyder said.“She holds the team together on andoff the field.” Coach Snyder also knows that agreat offense begins with a stellardefense. Thus, in comes a verytalented and powerful pitching staff. “I believe our staff is one of thebest in our conference and ourregion,” Snyder said. “We’ve definitelygot the best one-two punch and withthe exception of one or two teams,Oakley and Blair can really lead in theconference.” His offense will boil down to bigbats from his six returning players aswell as his seven newcomers. “We’ve got four or five kids thatcan knock it out of the park every at

bat and three or four others that willbe a constant threat to steal bases,”Snyder said. “But again, the key willbe to put all our good piecestogether, pitching, defense, andoffense, and doing that consistently

from game togame.”

PITCHING The Lady Pacersdefense will bestrongly anchoredby senior StacieOakley, who had astellar debut yearlast season. TheYoung HarrisCollege transferbroke the recordbooks for USC

Aiken in just oneseason. Her 225strikeouts shatteredthe single season

record and her 15 strikeouts in onegame also broke the school record. Oakley now currently holds therecord for most innings pitchedduring her 14 on the mound againstNorth Florida on Feb. 12, 2005. Thatrecord also ties the most inningspitched in a single game in thePeach Belt Conference. In just oneseason, Oakley has also broken intothe ranks of many career records atUSC Aiken. She is ninth inappearances (46), tied for tenth inwins (14), 11th in complete games(18), and her 225 strike outs issecond all-time. The number two on the mound,junior Samantha Blair, is also

2006 Peach Belt ConferencePreseason Coaches Poll

Team Points1. USC Upstate (6) 782. Columbus State (4) 723. Francis Marion 634. GC & SU 49t5. Augusta State 40t5. North Georgia 40t7. UNC Pembroke 33t7. USC Aiken 339. Armstrong Atlantic 3010. Lander 12

Stacie Oakley broke into the pitching record books in

2005 and with her continued success, she can be

counted on to lead the Lady Pacers to big wins this

season.

Senior Temeka Floyd led the Lady Pacers with a

.337 batting average last season and will

continue to be a constant threat at bat as well as

stealing bases in 2006.

2006 OUTLOOK • PRESEASON TOP 25 POLL • PRESEASON PBC POLL

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2006 OUTLOOK • PRESEASON TOP 25 POLL • PRESEASON PBC POLL

Senior Sarah Harvey will lead the Lady Pacers on and

off the field in 2006 to help breed success for USCA.

returning to the line up. In 2005, Blairposted an 11-4 record with a 2.20ERA, while striking out 76 batters in92 innings pitched. Her career 2.11ERA leads the USC Aiken softballrecord book. Backing those two will befreshmen Jessie Clark and ChristineQuaranto, who both posted excellentnumbers during their high schoolcareers.

INFIELD Coach Snyder’s biggest loss onthe infield will be replacing thirdbaseman Brooke McSwain. McSwainstarted in all 51 games last seasonand had some big offensive numbersfor the Lady Pacers. Snyder isbringing in freshman Megan Lakes,from Spring Valley High School inColumbia, S.C., to try her at third.Surprisingly enough,Lakes was regardedas one of the bestpitchers in the statelast year but Snyderhas seen a greaterpotential for her inthe college game atthird base. Junior AshleyDyches will be backat first for the LadyPacers and willmake big defensivestops on the infield.Snyder regards heras the best firstbaseman in theconference and willuse her to also bringin offense for USCAiken. Dyches batted

.248 in 2005 whilestarting in all 51 gamesand lead the team inRBI with 26. Senior Sarah Harveywill start at short stopfor the Lady Pacers.Harvey batted .311 in2005 and led the teamin doubles with 18 andhome runs with five. Her

.537 slugging percentage was alsobest on the team. Harvey’s leadershipon and off the field will be a big key toUSC Aiken’s success in 2006. Sophomore Amber Driggers, whowas Harvey’s back up at second basein 2005, will begin her second seasonas a starter for Coach Snyder atsecond. Driggers will see more timeat bat this season as well as being akey part of USCA’s defense. Two freshman will both get timebehind the plate for the Lady Pacers.Jessica Strickland, from NorthCharleston, S.C., is thought to havebeen one of the best high schoolcatchers in South Carolina.Strickland’s rocket for an arm willmake defensive stops and allow forvery few stolen bases. MeredithMoore, from Guyton, Ga., will be thenext catcher in for USCA. Senior Karlee Haynes will see timeat multiple positions for USC Aiken.Last season, Haynes split catching

responsibilites withRagen Reeves.Haynes was a powerhitter in 2005 withthe third-highestteam batting averageat .316. Haynesshould be countedon for more big hitsin 2006.

OUTFIELD Senior TemekaFloyd is anotherteam leader for USCAiken. According toCoach Snyder, Floyd“runs the outfield,

she’s the one makingsure things get doneout there.” Floyds’

.337 batting average was a teambest in 2005, and her 21 runs wasone of the top three on the LadyPacer squad. To her right in the field will besenior Kasey Mills, who was a two-year member of the USC Aikenwomen’s basketball team and had afew at bats for the Lady Pacers lastseason. This year, with just softballto concentrate on, Mills’ power at batcan be counted on for big offensiveplays for USC Aiken. In left field will be LouisburgCommunity College transfer, KeshiaVenable, who posted exceptionalnumbers in her first two seasons atLCC. Venable batted .367 lastseason and was a First-Team All-Region selection. Backing up the starters in theoutfield will be freshmen standoutsfrom Silver Bluff High School, HollyKwiatkowski and Tiara Johnson, aswell as Anderson College transfer,Jessica Hoffman.

NFCA Division IIPreseason Top 25 Poll

Team Points1. Humboldt State (6) 1912. Angelo State (1) 1803. Shippensburg 1794. Alabama-Huntsville 1695. Concordia-St. Paul 1606. Le Moyne 1507. So. Illinois, Edwardsville 1498. USC Upstate 1469. San Francisco State 13610. St. Mary’s [TX] (1) 13011. Bloomsburg 12812. Emporia State 11813. Florida Southern 11214. Carson-Newman 7815. Northern Kentucky 8016. Caldwell 7817. Central Oklahoma 7018. Winona State 5219. Northwood (MI) 50t.20. Saint Leo 45t.20. Lock Haven 4522. Seattle 4023. Columbus State 3424. LIU-C.W. Post 2825. Lynn 11

Ashley Dyches was a big key to USC Aiken’s

defense last season and is regarded by Coach

Snyder as “the best first basemen in the PBC”.

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2006 RETURNING LADY PACERS

TEMEKA FLOYD#3 • Senior • 5-5 • Bats Left / Throws Right • Outfield

Newberry, S.C. • Newberry HS

SARAH HARVEY#4 • Senior • 5-7 • Bats Right / Throws Right • SS

Newberry, S.C. • Newberry HS

Career Hitting Statistics at USC AikenYear G-GS Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld%

2003 33-15 .209 43 8 9 1 0 0 2 10 .233 3 0 10 .261 0 2 1-3 17 2 3 .864

2004 48-29 .203 79 15 16 1 1 0 1 19 .241 3 2 22 .250 0 1 4-6 29 2 6 .838

2005 48-43 .337 104 21 35 1 1 0 3 38 .365 6 0 19 .373 0 3 9-12 45 3 0 1.000

Totals 129-87 .265 226 44 60 3 2 0 6 67 .296 12 2 51 .308 0 6 14-21 91 7 9 .916


2003 43-42 .183 120 9 22 9 0 1 6 34 .283 3 0 23 .203 0 3 2-3 116 72 19 .908

2004 56-56 .301 166 31 50 15 0 3 28 74 .446 10 0 25 .337 2 2 1-2 125 82 14 .937

2005 49-48 .311 164 29 51 18 2 5 23 88 .537 6 1 19 .335 2 2 2-3 62 65 5 .962

Totals 148-146 .273 450 69 123 42 2 9 57 196 .435 19 1 67 .302 4 7 5-8 303 219 38 .932

2005: Batted a team high .337 in48 games while starting in 43...Had35 hits with 21 runs in 104 atbats...hit one double and onetriple...three RBI with a .373 on

base percentage...stole nine bases on 12 attempts.

2004: Appeared in 48 games and started 29 times...Batted.203...Scored a career best 15 runs...Four stolen bases in sixattempts...Went two-for-three with two runs scored againstMount Olive College on March 13.

2003: Made 33 appearances as a freshman in 2003...Started 15games...Had nine hits, including one double, in 43 at bats for a.206 batting average...Posted a .261 on base percentage...Onestolen base in three attempts...Went three-for-three with one runscored and a walk against Francis Marion on March 16, 2003.

Newberry High School: Batted .556 with 31 stolen bases as asenior...Chosen to the All-State team and the South CarolinaNorth/South All-Star team as asenior...Was selected as the team’sOffensive Player of the Year and thePlayer of the Year as a senior...Hit.482 with 23 stolen bases as ajunior...Named All-Region after herjunior season...Played four years onthe Newberry basketball team,winning All-Region honors in 2000and 2002.

Personal: Temeka Floyd is thedaughter off Ranzella and PatrickWright...She is majoring in Exer-cise and Sport Science.

2005: Appeared in 49 games,starting 48...batted her career bestat .311 with 164 at bats...had ateam high 29 runs and 51hits...Posted a team high .537

slugging percentage...Her 18 doubles is the current Lady Pacerrecord for doubles in a season...Her career 42 doubles iscurrently tied for first in Lady Pacer history...She had fivehomeruns in 2005 and is currently tied for fifth in career HRswith nine...Was an NFCA Scholar-Athlete.

2004: Improved her batting average from .183 as a freshman to.301 as a sophomore...Her batting average ranked fourth on theteam...She ranked second on the team in runs, doubles andsacrifice flies...Her 15 doubles tied eigth in the PBC and tied forthe second most in a season by a Lady Pacer...Ranked third onthe team in hits, RBI and walks...12 multi-hit games...Wentthree-for-four with two runs scored against Francis Marion.

2003: Played in all 43 gamesfor USCA...Started 42 gamesas a freshman...Nine doublesranked third on theteam...Finished fifth on theteam with 34 totalbases...Posted a .283 sluggingpercentage.

Newberry High School:Selected to the All-Conferenceteam as a junior and a seniorand the North/South All-Starteam after batting .317 and

slugging .689 her senior year...Batted .418 as a junior...Playedvolleyball and basketball for four years.

Personal: Sarah Elizabeth Harvey is the daughter of Bill andNancy Harvey...She is majoring in Secondary Education.

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KARLEE HAYNES#24 • Senior • 5-7 • Bats Right / Throws Right • Catcher

Ontario, Canada • Port Hope HS


2005 49-42 .316 133 12 42 10 0 3 24 61 .459 21 1 6 .413 0 2 0-0 228 17 3 .988

Totals 49-42 .316 133 12 42 10 0 3 24 61 .459 21 1 6 .413 0 2 0-0 228 17 3 .988


2005 12-6 .208 24 3 5 0 0 3 7 14 .583 0 1 4 .240 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000

Totals 12-6 .208 24 3 5 0 0 3 7 14 .583 0 1 4 .240 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000

KASEY MILLS#10 • Senior • 5-8 • Bats Right / Throws Right • Outfield

Provo, Utah • College of Eastern Utah

2005: Batted .321 while playing in49 games and starting 42...In her133 at bats Haynes had 42 runs,the second highest on the team, 10doubles, three homeruns and 24

RBI...Her .459 slugging percentage was the team second-bestas well as her on-base percentage at .413...Was named to the2005 Peach Belt All-Tournament team after batting .313 with tworuns scored and a team-best four RBI in five games...During the2005 tournament she struck out just one time in 16 at bats...Herteam picked her as the 2005 MVP.

Briarcliffe College: Batted .358 and hit three home runs as asophomore...Helped lead Briarcliffe College to the 2004 JuniorCollege World Series...Batted .325 with six home runs as afreshman at Grand Rapids Community College in GrandRapids, Michigan...Won the home run contest at FuturesDivision of Canada Cup 2003.


Port Hope High School: Graduated in 2002.

Personal: Karlee Ann Haynes is the daughter of Tim and DianeHaynes...She is majoring in Communications.

2005: Batted .208 in 12 games,including six starts...In 24 at batsshe had five hits, three runs, threehomeruns, and seven RBI...Millsalso posted a .583 slugging

percentage in her time at bat and a .240 on-basepercentage...She hit her first collegiate home run on April 15 atthe bottom of the third to lead the Lady Pacers to a win overColumbus State...That win gave USC Aiken its ninth consecu-tive PBC win, a first in Lady Pacer softball history...Was also amember, and the leading scorer, of the 2005-06 Lady Pacerbasketball squad that finished 19-13, including a bid to the 2005NCCA Tournament...She ended her basketball career rankedsixth in all-time points (742), fourth in steals (165), ninth inassists (162), and fourth in 3FGs made (90).

2004: Second leading scorer for USC Aiken Women’s Basket-ball team...Did not play softball.

College of Eastern Utah: Played basketball for two seasons atEastern Utah.

Provo High School: Batted.465 with 42 RBI and 24 stealson her way to being namedFirst Team All-Conference andFirst Team All-State as asenior...Batted .430 as a juniorwith 15 home runs, 38 RBI and21 steals...Posted a .380batting average with 32 RBI asa sophomore.

Personal: Kasey Diane Mills isthe daughter of David andWendy Mills...She is majoringin Exercise and Sport Science.

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Career Pitching Statistics at USC AikenYear ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HPB SFA SHA

2005 2.13 14-7 29 21 18 3 2 160.2 121 59 49 69 225 19 0 12 591 .205 20 3 2 17

Totals 2.13 14-7 29 21 18 3 2 160.2 121 59 49 69 225 19 0 12 591 .205 20 3 2 17

STACIE OAKLEY#13 • Senior • 5-7 • Bats Right / Throws Right • Pitcher

Burlington, N.C. • Young Harris College

SAMANTHA BLAIR#21 • Junior • 5-8 • Bats Right / Throws Right • Pitcher

Deltona, Fla. • Pine Ridge HS

Career Pitching Statistics at USC AikenYear ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HPB SFA SHA

2004 2.05 12-9 25 18 12 3 0 123.0 113 51 36 32 93 18 2 5 512 .243 4 1 1 13

2005 2.20 11-4 21 17 7 3 1 92.1 72 38 29 26 76 9 0 6 341 .211 2 2 2 9

Totals 2.11 23-13 46 35 19 6 1 215.1 185 89 65 58 169 27 2 11 853 .217 6 3 3 22


2005: Posted a 14-7 record with ateam-best 2.13 ERA and opposingbatting average (.205) in her firstseason as a Lady Pacer...In 29appearences, including 21 starts,

she completed 18 games...Currently holds the record for moststrikeouts in a season with 225 and most in a single game with15...Her 225 strike outs are second in the career recordbook...In 160 and two thirds innings pitched had only 121 hitsand 59 runs...Currently tied for 10th on the Most Career Winslist with 14...Named to the 2005 Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-South Atlantic Region Second Team.

Young Harris College: Earned First Team NJCAA All-Americanhonors after going 20-4 with a 0.54 ERA and 301 strike outs in183 and one-third innings of work her sophomore season...FirstTeam All-Region 17 and Region 17 Player of the Year...Led YHCto a 33-15 record and a ninth place tie in its second consecutiveappearence in the National Tournament...Posted a 1.01 ERA as

a freshman, leading YHC to a 35-15 record.

Western Alamance HighSchool: Three time All-Conferenceselection...Conferenceplayer of the year as asenior...Conferencetournament MVP as asophomore and a senior.

Personal: Stacie LeeOakley is the daughter ofMike and Lee AnnOakley...She is majoring inEarly Childhood Educa-tion.

2005: Posted an 11-4 record and ateam second-best 2.20 ERA whileappearing in 21 games and making14 starts...Struck out 76 batterswhile walking 26 in 92 and one

third innings pitched...Currently holds the record for LowestCareer ERA at 2.11...In eighth place for record of Most CareerWins with 23...Currently fifth for Most Career Strike Outs with169.

2004: Posted a 12-9 record as a freshman...Led the team inERA, oppposing batting average and strike outs...Her 93 strikeouts were the second most in one season in USCA history...Thattotal also places Blair ninth on the USCA career strike outlist...Pitched her first collegiate shutout on Mar. 8 against MarsHill College...Struck out 10 batters against Alderson-Broadduson Mar. 11...In 25 appearences, Blair allowed more than oneearned run only seven times...From Mar. 3 to Mar. 21, Blairpitched 38 and two-thirds consecutive innings without allowing

an earned run...In seven and one-third innings against numberone ranked Kennesaw State, Blair allowed only three runs andstruck out eight batters.

Pine Ridge High School: Postedan 8-6 record her senior season withan 0.18 ERA, 143 strike outs andonly 22 walks in 115 inningspitched...Florida Athletic CoachesAssociation All-Star as a senior...192strike outs, 0.19 ERA, 13-9 as ajunior...Holds all Pine Ridge pitchingrecords...Two-time HonorableMention All-State, All-County, All-Conference and All-Area.

Personal: Samantha Blair is thedaughter of Todd and Sandi

Blair...She is majoring in Special Education.

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ASHLEY DYCHES#7 • Junior • 5-5 • Bats Right / Throws Right • First Base

Aiken, S.C. • South Aiken HS


2004 58-52 .255 157 17 40 4 1 0 22 46 .293 9 0 18 .295 0 3 4-4 368 17 6 .985

2005 51-51 .248 149 14 37 7 2 3 26 57 .383 11 1 19 .304 0 4 2-4 281 23 7 .977

Totals 109-103 .252 306 31 77 11 3 3 48 103 .337 20 1 37 .300 0 7 6-8 649 40 13 .981

AMBER DRIGGERS#5 • Sophomore • 5-4 • Bats Right / Throws Right • 2B

Round O, S.C. • Colleton County HS


2005 36-23 .233 73 13 17 3 0 0 3 20 .274 4 0 11 .273 0 3 1-2 30 13 5 .896

Totals 36-23 .233 73 13 17 3 0 0 3 20 .274 4 0 11 .273 0 3 1-2 30 13 5 .896

2005: Batted .248 while starting inall 51 games as asophomore...During her 149 atbats, Dyches hit 37 with 14 runs,seven doubles, two triples, three

home runs and 26 RBI...She posted a .383 slugging percent-age, fourth on the team and a .304 on-base percentage...In thefield she had a team high 311 chances...In those chances shehad only seven errors for a .977 fielding percentage...Dyches hita home run against #8 North Florida on April 16 to help USCAiken upset the Ospreys 5-0 and send the Lady Pacer into theFinal Four of the 2005 PBC Tournament.

2004: Appeared in 58 of 60 games as a freshman...Batted .255with 17 runs scored and 22 RBI...Finished fifth on the team inhits, walks, RBI and total bases...Posted a .295 on-basepercentage...In 391 chances, the freshman committed just sixerrors for a .985 fielding percentage...By fielding nine double

plays, she tied for third place in thePBC...Went two-for-four with a runscored and two RBI againstAlderson-Broaddus on Mar.11...Went three-for-four with an RBIagainst Lander on April 1.

South Aiken High School: Batted.475 and was selected as theThoroughbreds team captain hersenior season...Also named All-Region, North/South All-Star andteam MVP as a senior...Chosen tothe All-Region team as a junior and

winner of the team’s Big Stick Award...Selected as South Aiken’sMost Improved Player following her sophomore campaign.

Personal: Ashley Marie Dyches is the daughter of Amy and BillyDyches...She is majoring in Business Administration.

2005: Appeared in 36 games andmade 23 starts as afreshman...Batted .233 on 73 atbats...Had 17 hits, 13 runs, threedoubles, and three RBI...She

sluggged .274 percent and posted a .273 on-basepercentage...She stole one base on two attempts...Driggersopened her college campaign on opening day in J.H. SatcherField during the Lady Pacers sweep of Bluefield College on Feb.5...During game two of that series, she scored two runs duringjust three at bats to help give USCA the 6-0 win.

Colleton County High School: Batted .343 with 20 RBI andfive doubles as a senior...Named to the All-Region team andselected to play in the North/South All-Star Game...EarnedColleton’s Winner’s Award and Senior Award...Named to the All-Region squad as a junior...Member of Walterboro High School’s2002 Lower State Championship team, coached by her dad,Robert Driggers.

Personal: Amber DawnDriggers is the daughterof Robert and SherryDriggers...She ismajoring in SecondaryEducation.

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JESSICA HOFFMAN#11 • Sophomore • 5-7 • Bats Left / Throws Right • OF/2B

Columbia, S.C. • Anderson College

JESSIE CLARK#9 • Freshman • 5-5 • Bats Right / Throws Right • Pitcher

Beech Island, S.C. • Silver Bluff HS

TIARA JOHNSON#23 • Freshman • 5-6 • Bats Right/Throws Right • INF/OF

Aiken, S.C. • Silver Bluff HS

HOLLY KWIATKOWSKI#2 • Freshman • 5-3 • Bats Left / Throws Right • OF

Jackson, S.C. • Silver Bluff HS

Silver Bluff High School: In 147innings pitched she posted a 0.98ERA and walked just 21batters...Was the Aiken StandardSoftball Player of the Year...All-

Region and All-State selection...As a junior, Clark was an All-Region selection and posted a 1.02 ERA while leading her teamto a 25-5 record...All-Region selection as a

sophomore...Defensive Player of the Year...Posted a 0.50 ERAwhile helping her team to a 24-4 record and a 2003 StateChampionship title...In 167 innings pitched walked just22...Joins Silver Bluff teammates Kwiatkowski and Johnson.

Personal: Jessica Lee Clark is the daughter of David and DotClark...She is majoring in History.

Anderson College: LIFE scholar-ship recipient...Made the Dean’s Listher freshman year at Anderson aswell as the National Dean’s List.

Spring Valley High School: As a senior Hoffman batted .496 in60 hits...Was an All-Region and All-State selection...Receivedthe Hustle and Captain’s Award...As a junior batted .430...All-

Midland’s selection...Was awarded the Hustle Award...Won theCoaches’ award as a sophomore.

Personal: Jessica Theresa-Ruth Hoffman is the daughter ofKenneth and Bernadette Hoffman...She is majoring in Biology.

Silver Bluff High School: As asenior at Silver Bluff, Johnson, whileplaying third base in the field, hit a.270 batting average with 16 runsscored, 21 RBI, and a team best five

home runs...Johnson was a two-year member of the Beta Cluband is a LIFE scholarship recipient...She will join Silver Bluff

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teammates Kwiatkowski and Clark.

Personal: Tiara Cherelle Johnson is the daughter of Pauletteand Danny Johnson...She is majoring in Secondary Education.

Silver Bluff High School: Whileplaying for Head Coach EricHoffstetter and the Bulldogs,Kwiatkowski batted .273 her seniorseason with 29 runs scored, 10

RBI, and stole 15 bases in 15 attempts...Kwiatkowski was alsoan All-Region volleyball player at Silver Bluff and was a memberof the National Honor Society, graduating ninth in her

class...She joins Silver Bluff teammates Clark and Johnson.

Personal: Holly Diane Kwiatkowski is the daughter of Bill andLisa Kwiatkowski...She is majoring in Exercise and SportScience.

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MEREDITH MOORE#14 • Freshman • 5-7 • Bats Right/Throws Right • Catcher

Guyton, Ga. • South Effingham HS

MEGAN LAKES#30 • Freshman • 5-5 • Bats Right / Throws Right • INF

Columbia, S.C. • Spring Valley HS

CHRISTINE QUARANTO#1 • Freshman • 5-6 • Bats Right / Throws Right • Pitcher

Murrells Inlet, S.C. • Socastee HS

JESSICA STRICKLAND#18 • Freshman • 5-10 • Bats Left/Throws Right • Catcher

North Charleston, S.C. • Fort Dorchester HS

2006 NEWCOMERS

Spring Valley High School: As asenior, Lakes was an All-Region, All-Area and All-State selection andwas chosen to participate in theNorth/South All-Star game...She

posted a 0.99 ERA with a 19-5 record and 156 strike outs...Shealso batted .346 with 27 runs, six doubles, and eighttriples...During her junior season, Lakes had 32 RBI, 34 runs,

five doubles, five triples, and one home run...She had 1.88 ERAwith 62 strike outs and was All-Region, All-Area and All-Tournament selection...As a sophomore, batted .400 with 28runs, 11 doubles, four triples and posted a 0.42 ERA with 43strike outs...Was an All-Region and All-Area selection.

Personal: Megan Nicole Lakes is the daughter of TimothyLakes and Kathy Coley...She is majoring in Elementary Educa-tion.

South Effingham High School:During her senior season Moorebatted .380 and was a First TeamAAA All-State, All-Region, All-Subregion selection...She received

the USA Sportsmanship Award and the Captain’s Award...As ajunior, she was the Savannah Morning News Coastal Empire

Player of the Year...Was an All-State and All-Regionselection...Moore was also a member of the Track and Basket-ball teams at SEHS...She was also a National Honor Societymember and graduated seventh in her class.

Personal: Meredith Genelle Moore is the daughter of Frank andKaren Moore...She is undecided on a major.

Socastee High School: As asenior, Quaranto posted a 0.80 ERAwith a 17-5 record while striking out138 in 139 innings pitched...Was anAll-Region, All-State and All-Starselection...During her junior season,

as the team captain, she posted a 1.62 ERA and struck out 128batters...Was MVP of the Guestmate Tournament...Honorable

Mention “Toast of the Coast”...Was an All-Tournament selectionand Socastee MVP...As a sophomore she pitched a 0.70 ERAduring 30 innings pictched and struck out 33 batters...Selectedto the Hawaiian Tropic All-Tournament Team.

Personal: Christine Anne Quaranto is the daughter of Bill andSharon Quaranto...She is majoring in Exercise and SportScience.

Fort Dorchester High School:While playing for Head CoachNatalie Hayes and the Patriots, shebatted .558 as a senior with ninehome runs, 54 hits, 63 RBI, 11

doubles and six triples...Was an All-State, All-Region, All-Lowercountry selection...Participated in the North/South All StarGame... As a junior, was an All-State and All-Region

selection...Was an All-Region selection as asophomore...Strickland was also a member of the Patriotswomen’s basketball squad.

Personal: Jessica Nicole Strickland is the daughter of Glennand Crystal Strickland...She is majoring in Secondary Educa-tion.

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OPPONENTS’ SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORY-

SCHOOL SID PHONE FAX EMAILArmstrong Atlantic State Chad Jackson (912) 961-3255 (912) 921-5571 [email protected]

Augusta State Joey Warren (706) 731-7925 (706) 737-1782 [email protected]

Barton John Hackney (252) 399-6515 (252) 399-6516 [email protected]

Belmont-Abbey Paul Lyon (704) 825-6809 (704) 825-6570 [email protected]

Clarion Rich Herman (814) 393-2334 N/A [email protected]

Columbus State Mike Peacock (706) 569-3434 (706) 569-3435 [email protected]

Erskine Tiffany Mast (864) 379-9799 N/A [email protected]

Francis Marion Michael Hawkins (843) 661-1222 (843) 661-1219 [email protected]

Georgia College & State Brad Muller (478) 445-1779 (478) 445-1790 [email protected]

Kutztown Josh Leiboff (610) 683-4182 (610) 683-4676 [email protected]

Lake Superior State Linda Bouvet (906) 635-2601 (906) 635-2753 [email protected]

Lander Bob Stoner (864) 388-8962 (864) 388-8889 [email protected]

Limestone Leah Melichar (864) 488-8219 (864) 902-0714 lmelichar@edu

Mars Hill Rick Baker (828) 689-1265 (828) 689-1440 [email protected]

Mount Olive David Shulimson (919) 658-7802 (919) 658-7180 [email protected]

Newberry Scott McCain (803) 321-5667 (803) 321-5169 [email protected]

UNC Pembroke Kevin Rhodes (910) 521-6371 (910) 521-6551 [email protected]

North Georgia Chris Busby (706) 867-3250 (706) 867-2865 [email protected]

Pfeiffer Chris Potter (704) 463-1360 (706) 463-1363 [email protected]

Presbyterian Al Ansley (864) 833-8252 (864) 229-8548 [email protected]

USC Upstate Bill English (864) 503-5129 (864) 503-5127 [email protected]

Tusculum Dom Donnelly (423) 636-7326 (423) 636-7370 [email protected]

KESHIA VENABLE#12 • Junior • 5-7 • Bats Left/Throws Left • OF

Danville, Va. • Louisburg CC

WHAT IS A PACER? Pacers, and their cousins Trotters, are horses bredand trained to race in harness or sulky races. The driversits precariously on the sulky with the crop, or whip, inhand. A Pacer’s right front and back leg hit the ground atthe same time, alternating side to side. USC Aiken’s original mascot was “The Rebel” withthe logo depicted as an old “Confederate Man”. USCAquickly changed to “The Pacer” which more accuratelysymbolized the community. Aiken, S.C., is a prominentwinter training ground for racehorses. Every spring, the city hosts the “Aiken Triple Crown”with the Trials first, the Steeplechase next, and finallyPolo (sponsored by the USC Aiken Athletic Department),on the final of three successive weekends.

2006 NEWCOMERS • WHAT IS A PACER? • OPPONENTS SID DIRECTORY

Louisburg CC: As a sophomore,she batted .367 during 79 at batswith 29 hits, 27 runs, five doubles,one triple, two home runs, and 15RBI...Was a First Team All-Region

selection.

George Washington High School: During her senior season,Venable batted .597 with 28 stolen bases, 15 RBI and 30

runs...Was the Western Valley Player of the Year...Was a All-District, All-Region and Second Team All-State selection...As ajunior she batted .608 with 16 stolen bases, 15 RBI and 21runs...Selected to the First Team Western Valley All-District.

Personal: Keshia Shaunta Venable is the daughter ofCassandra Venable and Bryant Covington...She is majoring inExercise and Sport Science.

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2005 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

HITTINGHITTINGHITTINGHITTINGHITTING

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-AT

Temeka Floyd .337 48-43 104 21 35 1 1 0 3 38 .365 6 0 19 0 .373 0 3 9-12

Deidre Simmons .321 49-45 112 27 36 9 3 0 16 51 .455 18 3 26 0 .429 0 1 12-16

Karlee Haynes .316 49-42 133 12 42 10 0 3 24 61 .459 21 1 6 0 .413 0 2 0-0

Sarah Harvey .311 49-48 164 29 51 18 2 5 23 88 .537 6 1 19 0 .335 2 2 2-3

Ashley Garnett .291 47-13 134 18 39 3 3 0 8 48 .358 8 1 18 0 .336 0 2 2-2

Brittany Paulling .264 48-46 148 19 39 15 0 2 20 60 .405 9 0 23 0 .302 2 5 1-2

Ragen Reeves .256 31-24 78 5 20 6 0 0 6 26 .333 8 0 11 0 .326 0 0 1-1

Ashley Dyches .248 51-51 149 14 37 7 2 3 26 57 .383 11 1 19 0 .304 0 4 2-4

Amber Driggers .233 36-23 73 13 17 3 0 0 3 20 .274 4 0 11 0 .273 0 3 1-2

Brooke McSwain .230 51-51 161 25 37 5 0 0 15 42 2.61 6 1 33 0 .259 2 4 6-7

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Ashlyn Allen .333 33-13 36 15 12 1 0 0 5 13 .361 1 1 6 0 .368 0 1 2-2

Jennifer Scott .257 21-10 35 3 9 3 0 0 5 12 .343 9 0 10 1 .409 0 0 0-0

Kasey Mills .208 12-6 24 3 5 0 0 3 7 14 .583 0 1 4 0 .240 0 0 0-0

Kelly Ford .188 24-14 48 5 9 2 0 1 6 14 .292 2 0 15 0 .220 0 2 3-3

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Totals .277 51-51 1399 209 388 83 11 17 167 544 .389 109 10 220 1 .333 6 29 41-54

Opponents .231 51-51 1309 162 303 41 1 25 132 421 .322 122 10 355 2 .300 9 36 50-58

LOB - Team (343), Opp (299). DPs turned - Team (10), Opp (10). Picked off - Haynes 1, Allen 1, Ford 1, Floyd 1.

PITCHINGPITCHINGPITCHINGPITCHINGPITCHING

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA

Stacie Oakley 2.13 14-7 29 21 18 3/3 2 160.2 121 59 49 69 225 19 0 12 591 .205 20 3 0 2 17

Samantha Blair 2.20 11-4 21 14 7 3/3 1 92.1 72 38 29 26 76 9 0 6 341 .211 2 2 0 2 9

JoAnn Jones 3.79 9-6 20 16 8 1/2 0 88.2 110 65 48 27 54 13 1 7 377 .292 5 5 0 5 10

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Totals 2.58 34-17 51 51 33 11/4 3 341.2 303 162 126 122 355 13 1 25 1309 .231 27 10 0 9 36

Opponents 3.31 17-34 51 51 26 4/0 1 333.2 388 209 158 109 220 83 11 17 1399 2.77 15 1 1 6 29

PB - Team (23), Haynes 18, Reeves 5, Opp (17). Pickoffs - Team (2), Haynes 2, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Haynes (39-44), Oakley (22026), Blair (14-16), Reeves (11-14).

FIELDINGFIELDINGFIELDINGFIELDINGFIELDING

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI

Temeka Floyd 48 45 3 0 1.000 1 0 0 ------ 0 0

Ashlyn Allen 9 9 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 ------ 0 0

Kasey Mills 4 4 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 ------ 0 0

Ragen Reeves 140 132 7 1 .993 0 11 3 .786 5 0

Karlee Haynes 248 228 17 3 .988 0 39 5 .866 18 0

Ashley Dyches 311 281 23 7 .977 8 0 0 ------ 0 0

JoAnn Jones 31 4 26 1 .968 1 14 2 .875 0 0

Sarah Harvey 132 62 65 5 .962 4 0 0 ------ 0 0

Samantha Blair 25 3 21 1 .960 0 14 2 ------ 0 0

Kelly Ford 17 14 2 1 .941 0 0 0 ------ 0 0

Ashley Garnett 58 48 6 4 .931 1 0 0 ------ 0 0

Stacie Oakley 38 3 32 3 .921 1 22 4 .846 0 0

Deidre Simmons 49 45 0 4 .918 0 0 0 ------ 0 0

Amber Driggers 48 30 13 5 .896 1 0 0 ------ 0 0

Brooke McSwain 121 49 59 13 .893 2 0 0 ------ 0 0

Brittany Paulling 136 68 52 16 .882 3 0 0 ------ 0 0

Jennifer Scott 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ------ 0 0

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Totals 1415 1025 326 64 .955 10 50 8 .862 23 0

Opponents 1545 1001 443 101.935 10 41 13 .759 17 0

TEAM LEADERSTEAM LEADERSTEAM LEADERSTEAM LEADERSTEAM LEADERS

PitchingPitchingPitchingPitchingPitching

ERA................ 2.13, Stacie OakleyWins................... 14, Stacie OakleyLosses................. 7, Stacie OakleyApp. .................. 29, Stacie OakleyGames Started....21, Stacie OakleyComplete Gms....18, Stacie OakleyShutoutsInnings Ptchd.160.2, Stacie OakleyHits Allwd..........121, Stacie OakleyRuns.................38, Samantha BlairEarned Runs....26, Samantha BlairWalks................26, Samantha BlairStrikeouts..........225, Stacie OakleyDoubles..............9, Samantha BlairTriples..................0, Oakley & BlairHome Runs........6, Samantha BlairAt Bats..............591, Stacie OakleyOpp. B/Avg..... .205, Stacie OakleyWild Pitches........2, Samantha BlairHit Batters...........2, Samantha BlairSFA......................2, Oakley & BlairSHA....................9, Samantha Blair

Average......... .337, Temeka FloydGms Plyd. 51, McSwain & DychesGms Strtd..51, McSwain & DychesAt Bats.............164, Sarah HarveyRuns..................29, Sarah HarveyHits....................51, Sarah HarveyDoubles.............18, Sarah HarveyTriples........3, Garnett & SimmonsHome Runs.........5, Sarah HarveyRBI..................26, Ashley DychesTotal Bases........88, Sarah HarveySugging %..... .537, Sarah HarveyWalks...............21, Karlee HaynesHit By Pitch.....3, Deidre SimmonsStrikeouts...........6, Karlee HaynesOn-Base%...429. Deidre SimmonsSac. Files.............2, Three PlayersSac. Hits..........5, Brittany PaullingStln Bses.......12, Deidre SimmonsPut Outs.........281, Ashley DychesAssists...............65, Sarah HarveyErrors..................0, Temeka FloydFielding %....1.000, Temeka Floyd

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2005 RESULTS

Overall Record: 34-17 Home: 16-8 Away: 11-9 Neutral: 7-0Conference Record: 9-11 Home: 4-6 Away: 5-5

Date Opposing Team Score R H E / R H E Inn Overall PBC Pitcher of Record Att TimeFeb. 5 Bluefield College 8-0 8 15 0 / 0 1 1 5 1-0 0-0 Oakley (W 1-0) 54 1:20Feb. 5 Bluefield College 6-0 6 8 1 / 0 4 5 7 2-0 0-0 Jones (W 1-0) - 1:45Feb. 12 #9 North Florida* 1-0 1 13 0 / 0 7 3 (17) 3-0 1-0 Blair (W 1-0) 71 4:15Feb. 12 #9 North Florida* 3-11 3 8 2 / 11 11 1 5 3-1 1-1 Jones (L 1-1) - 1:20Feb. 22 at #21 Presbyterian 5-1 5 7 0 / 1 4 3 7 4-1 1-1 Oakley (W 2-0) - 1:53Feb. 22 at #21 Presbyterian 5-0 5 9 0 / 0 4 5 7 5-1 1-1 Blair (W 2-0) 137 1:40Feb. 25 Newberry College 4-3 4 10 2 / 3 5 4 7 6-1 1-1 Oakley (W 3-0) 51 1:45Feb. 25 Newberry College 5-2 5 12 1 / 2 2 1 7 7-1 1-1 Jones (W 2-1) - 1:35Feb. 26 USC Upstate* 4-7 4 7 1 / 7 13 0 7 7-2 1-2 Oakley (L 3-1) 87 2:10Feb. 26 USC Upstate* 0-6 0 6 3 / 6 10 1 7 7-3 1-3 Blair (L 2-1) - 1:45Feb. 28 Lake Superior State 4-6 4 10 2 / 6 7 1 7 7-4 1-3 Blair (L 2-2) 47 2:10Feb. 28 Lake Superior State 9-1 9 11 2 / 1 4 4 6 8-4 1-3 Jones (W 3-1) - 1:15Mar. 1 Pfeiffer University 3-7 3 9 2 / 7 9 5 7 8-5 1-3 Jones (L 3-2) 37 1:35Mar. 1 Pfeiffer University 4-3 4 5 4 / 3 4 2 7 9-5 1-3 Blair (W 3-2) - 1:45Mar. 2 at Augusta State* 1-4 1 7 0 / 4 10 0 7 9-6 1-4 Oakley (L 3-2) 40 2:00Mar. 2 at Augusta State* 12-7 12 15 3 / 7 14 1 7 10-6 2-4 Jones (W 4-2) - 2:00Mar. 5 at Armstrong Atlan.* 5-3 5 9 3 / 3 4 2 7 11-6 3-4 Oakley (W 4-2) 136 1:52Mar. 5 at Armstrong Atlan.* 2-11 2 2 1 / 11 13 2 5 11-7 3-5 Blair (L 3-3) - 1:34Mar. 7 at Saint Andrews 2-1 2 8 0 / 1 6 1 7 12-7 3-5 Blair (W 4-3) 41 1:38Mar. 7 at Saint Andrews 3-0 3 9 1 / 0 2 2 7 13-7 3-5 Oakley (W 5-2) - 1:30Mar. 8 at Wingate 0-4 0 3 4 / 4 8 0 7 13-8 3-5 Jones (L 4-3) 75 1:30Mar. 8 at Wingate 1-4 1 5 2 / 4 4 1 7 13-9 3-5 Oakley (L 5-3) - 1:45Mar. 10 at Tusculum 7-1 7 7 1 / 1 1 4 7 14-9 3-5 Blair (W 5-3) 59 1:42Mar. 10 at Tusculum 3-2 3 2 2 / 2 3 3 7 15-9 3-5 Oakley (W 6-3) - 1:22Mar. 11 Barton College 4-1 4 5 0 / 1 3 1 7 16-9 3-5 Oakley (W 7-3) 40 2:00Mar. 11 West Virginia Tech 11-1 11 11 1 / 1 2 7 5 17-9 3-5 Jones (W 5-3) 40 2:00Mar. 12 Fairmont State 5-4 5 8 2 / 4 7 2 7 18-9 3-5 Oakley (W 8-3) 40 2:00Mar. 12 West Virginia State 8-0 8 11 0 / 0 2 1 5 19-9 3-5 Blair (W 6-3) 40 2:00Mar. 13 Belmont Abbey Col. 7-1 7 12 2 / 1 4 2 7 20-9 3-5 Oakley (W 9-3) 40 2:00Mar. 13 Tusculum College 3-0 3 4 1 / 0 1 2 7 21-9 3-5 Blair (W 7-3) 40 2:00Mar. 16 West Liberty State 8-3 8 10 1 / 3 6 6 7 22-9 3-5 Jones (W 6-3) 43 2:01Mar. 16 West Liberty State 9-1 9 15 1 / 1 4 2 6 23-9 3-5 Oakley (W 10-3) - 1:50Mar. 20 #10 Francis Marion* 2-1 2 6 1 / 1 3 2 7 24-9 4-5 Blair (W 8-3) 186 1:37Mar. 20 #10 Francis Marion* 1-9 1 5 1 / 9 9 2 6 24-10 4-6 Oakley (L 10-4) - 1:43Mar. 23 Georgia Col. & St.* 0-5 0 4 2 / 5 /12 0 7 24-11 4-7 Jones (L 6-4) 71 1:40Mar. 23 Georgia Col. & St.* 1-0 1 6 0 / 0 1 1 7 25-11 5-7 Blair (W 9-3) - 1:26Mar. 24 Augusta State~ 2-1 2 3 1 / 1 4 1 7 26-11 5-7 Oakley (W 11-4) 67 1:51Mar. 24 Augusta State~ 6-1 6 8 0 / 1 4 3 7 27-11 5-7 Blair (W 10-3) - 1:45Apr. 3 at #3 Kennesaw St.* 2-10 2 3 0 / 10 10 2 5 27-12 5-8 Blair (L 10-4) 103 1:44Apr. 3 at #3 Kennesaw St.* 4-5 4 8 0 / 5 7 1 7 27-13 5-9 Oakley (L 11-5) - 2:10Apr. 5 at Lander* 6-0 6 11 0 / 0 2 2 7 28-13 6-9 Oakley (W 12-5) 100 2:00Apr. 5 at Lander* 3-0 3 7 1 / 0 3 1 7 29-13 7-9 Jones (W 7-4) - 1:15Apr. 10 UNC Pembroke* 1-2 1 4 0 / 2 4 1 7 29-14 7-10 Oakley (L 12-6) 201 2:44Apr. 10 UNC Pembroke* 2-1 2 5 2 / 1 6 0 7 30-14 8-10 Blair (W 11-4) - 1:35Apr. 13 at Columbus State* 0-4 0 1 1 / 4 10 0 7 30-15 8-11 Oakley (L 12-7) 74 1:43Apr. 13 at Columbus State* 6-1 6 9 2 / 1 6 0 7 31-15 9-11 Jones (W 8-4) - 1:50Apr. 15 UNC Pembroke # 7-6 7 8 3 / 6 7 1 7 32-15 9-11 Oakley (W 13-7) 47 2:20Apr. 16 #8 North Florida # 5-0 5 9 2 / 0 6 2 7 33-15 9-11 Jones (W 9-4) 212 2:00Apr. 16 Columbus State # 1-12 1 5 2 / 12 11 1 5 33-16 9-11 Jones (L 9-5) 89 1:35Apr. 16 #24 USC Upstate # 6-4 1 5 2 / 12 11 1 5 34-16 9-11 Oakley (W 14-7) 91 2:17Apr. 7 #4 Kennesaw St. # 2-5 2 6 1 / 5 9 2 7 34-17 9-11 Jones (L 9-6) 101 1:40

* Peach Belt Conference Game~ Non-Conference Game# 2005 Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Aiken, S.C.)

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SCHOOL PBC GAMES HOME AWAY OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALxz^*-Kennesaw State 16-4 .800 10-0 6-4 57-13 .814 24-2 22-6 11-5xz-North Florida 16-4 .800 9-1 7-3 39-12 .765 9-1 16-7 14-4Georgia Coll. & State 12-8 .600 7-3 5-5 24-17 .585 10-4 10-10 4-3yz-Columbus State 11-9 .579 7-3 4-6 35-14 .714 9-3 8-6 18-5Augusta State 10-10 .500 8-2 2-8 28-20 .583 13-4 10-10 5-6Francis Marion 10-10 .500 8-2 2-8 36-14 .720 18-2 10-10 8-2z-USC Upstate 10-10 .500 7-4 3-6 45-15 .754 23-4 13-8 10-3USC Aiken 9-11 .450 4-6 5-5 34-17 .666 16-8 11-9 7-0UNC Pembroke 8-12 .400 5-5 3-7 31-20 .608 15-7 7-8 9-5Armstrong Atlantic 6-14 .300 4-6 2-8 21-21 .500 7-8 3-8 11-5Lander 2-18 .100 1-9 1-9 32-34 .485 10-15 11-16 11-3

x-2005 PBC Champion; y-PBC Tournament Champion; z-NCAA Regional Participant; ^-2005 NCAA Regional Champion;*2004 World Series Participant

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ALL-CONFERENCEP- Tori Ahern North FloridaP- Brittany Matthews Kennesaw StateP- Nicole McCorkle UNC PembrokeC- Jenny Basske Columbus StateC- Allie Cyrill USC UpstatePos.- Allie Aleman Francis MarionPos.- Krista Altom USC UpstatePos.- Betsy Bouknight Francis MarionPos.- Amber Hunt Armstrong Atlan.Pos.- Jennifer Hunt Kennesaw StatePos.- Keri McKee Kennesaw StatePos.- Latoya Moffett Columbus StatePos.- Ashley Parenteau North Florida

AT-LARGE PLAYERSLori Cassell Kennesaw StateAmy Dumas Augusta StateJanet Kearns Kennesaw StateHeather Jones GC&SUColleen Leggieri LanderCambria McKay Kennesaw StateDanielle Peters UNC Pembroke

PLAYER OF THE YEARKeri McKee, Kennesaw State

PITCHER OF THE YEARTori Ahern, North Florida

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARTori Ahern, North Florida

COACH OF THE YEARSonya Wilmoth, North Florida

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REGION HONORSREGION HONORSREGION HONORSREGION HONORSREGION HONORS

P- Teri Ahern North FloridaP- Nicole McCorkle UNC PembrokeP- Megan Elliot Carson NewmanC- Cambria McKay Kennesaw StateC- Jenny Baaske Columbus State1B- Keri McKee Kennesaw State2B- Lori Cassell Kennesaw State2B- Megan McPhail Wingate3B- Leigh Carter Belmont AbbeySS- Ashley Parenteau North FloridaOF- Krista Altom USC UpstateOF- Jennifer Hunt Kennesaw StateOF- Betsy Bouknight Francis MarionDP- Amy Sturch Belmont AbbeyUT- Jennifer Nolan Kennesaw State

SECOND TEAMP- Brittany Matthews Kennesaw StateP- Amanda Shelton CokerP- Stasha Morton Columbus StateP- Stacie Oakley USC AikenC- Allie Cyrill USC UpstateC- Jessica Inman Belmont Abbey1B- Toby Moore Columbus State2B- Jessica Matta Augusta State3B- Jena Keith USC UpstateSS- Allie Aleman Francis MarionOF- Latoya Moffett Columbus StateOF- Britne’ Stubbs Queens (NC)OF- Danielle Peters UNC PembrokeDP- Tiffany Pitcher USC Upstate

FIRST TEAM

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2005 PBC STAT LEADERS • CONFERENCE HONORS

2005 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

BATTING (min 2.5 AB/G) AVG1. Krista Altom, USC Upstate .4602. Latoya Moffett, CSU .4443. Jenny Baaske, CSU .4204. Keri McKee, KSU .4155. Jennifer Hunt, KSU .4086. Allie Aleman, FMU .4047. Betsy Bouknight, FMU .3978. Amber Hunt, AASU .3979. Heather Jones, GCSU .39610. Colleen Leggieri, LU .389

PITCHING (min 1.0 IP/G) ERA1. Tori Ahern, UNF 1.102. Alisha Phillips, UNF 1.103. Nicold McCorkle, UNCP 1.354. Brittany Matthews, KSU 1.385. Stasha Morton, CSU 1.406. Jessica Jolly, USC Upstate 1.427. Kelly Pitts, UNF 1.428. Janet Kearns, KSU 1.529. Sam Goff, FMU 1.5410. Brook Harrison, GCSU 1.61

HOME RUNS G HR1. Amber Hunt, AASU 42 141. Keri McKee, KSU 70 141. Keri Davis, LU 66 144. Cambria McKay, KSU 69 134. Colleen Leggieri, LU 65 13

SLUGGING % G PCT1. Amber Hunt, AASU 42 .8382. Jenny Baaske, CSU 49 .7473. Keri McKee, KSU 70 .6724. Colleen Leggieri, LU 65 .6635. Allie Aleman, FMU 36 .661

RUNS BATTED IN G RBI1. Keri McKee, KSU 70 812. Jenny Baaske, CSU 49 623. Colleen Leggieri, LU 65 584. Cambria McKay, KSU 69 525. Melissa Ryals, LU 66 49

RUNS SCORED G R1. Lori Cassell, KSU 68 592. Colleen Leggieri, LU 65 573. Keri Davis, LU 66 544. Jennifer Hunt, KSU 66 535. Krista Altom, Upstate 54 51

STOLEN BASES G SB SBA1. Danielle Peters, UNCP 51 56 572. Tiffany Pate, ASU 45 29 343. Jennifer Hunt, KSU 66 27 283. Shay Slater, Upstate 60 27 303. Betsy Bouknight, FMU 48 27 32

WINS G W1. Brittany Matthews, KSU 40 292. Tori Ahern, UNF 31 223. Jessica Jolly, Upstate 36 214. Jessica Johnson, FMU 32 205. Janet Kearns, KSU 37 175. Nicole McCorkie, UNCP 37 17

BATTERS STRUCK OUT AP K1. Nicole McCorkle, UNCP 37 3642. Amy Dumas, ASU 32 2653. Stacie Oakley, USCA 29 225

INNINGS PITCHED AP IP1. Brittany Matthews, KSU 40 208.12. Nicole McCorkle, UNCP 37 207.23. Jessica Jolly, Upstate 36 177.28. Stacie Oakley, USCA 29 160.2

2005 PBC TEAM

STAT LEADERS

TEAM BATTING G AVG R1. USC Upstate 61 .335 3662. Columbus State 49 .324 2783. Kennesaw State 70 .312 4024. Francis Marion 49 .307 2755. Lander 66 .283 2866. UNC Pembroke 51 .280 2147. USC Aiken 51 .277 2098. Armstrong Atlantic 42 .276 2239. GC&SU 41 .274 18110. North Florida 51 .261 21711. Augusta State 48 .254 163

TEAM PITCHING G ERA K1. North Florida 51 1.26 782. Columbus State 49 1.61 613. Kennesaw State 70 1.70 1284. Francis Marion 49 1.92 725. GC&SU 41 2.01 896. USC Upstate 61 2.16 1117. UNC Pembroke 51 2.17 1088. Augusta State 48 2.44 1439. USC Aiken 51 2.58 12210. Armstrong Atlantic 42 2.59 14511. Lander 66 3.00 179

TEAM FIELDING C E PCT.7. USC Aiken 1414 63 .955

HITS6. USC Aiken............................... 388

RUNS BATTED IN9. USC Aiken............................... 209

DOUBLES3. USC Aiken................................. 83

HOMERUNS8. USC Aiken................................. 17

PBC PLAYERS OF

THE WEEK

Feb. 15 Alisha Phillips - North FloridaFeb. 22 Allie Aleman - Francis MarionMar. 8 Keri McKee - Kennesaw St.Mar. 15 Amber Hunt - Armstrong Atl.Mar. 21 Krista Altom - USC UpstateMar. 28 Amanda Malcom - Kennesaw StApr. 4 Keri McKee - Kennesaw St.Apr. 11 Cambria McKay - Kennesaw St.

PBC PITCHERS OF

THE WEEK

Feb. 15 Stacie Oakley - USC AikenFeb. 22 Brittany Matthews - KennesawMar. 8 Nicole McCorkle - UNCPMar. 15 Tori Ahern - North FloridaMar. 21 Janet Kearns - Kennesaw StMar. 28 Jenna Kubesch - GC&SUApr. 4 Tori Ahern - North FloridaApr. 11 Stasha Morton Columbus St.

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THE PEACH BELT CONFERENCE

Vision Statement:The Peach Belt Conference is

committed to providing through itsdependent collegiate members, aforum for student participation inathletic, academic and co-curricularevents under the auspices of theNational Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion, Division II.

We will exemplify the characteris-tics of a premier intercollegiateconference that prides itself on theinclusion of students of all demo-graphic groups who wish to partici-pate in a well-rounded sports pro-gram. Our institutions, our academicgoals, our athletic aspirations reflecta communality of purpose and acommitment to excellence in theclassroom and on the playing field.

History:Since its inception in 1991, the

Peach Belt Conference has workedtirelessly to become one of the eliteconferences in NCAA Division II.Now in its 15th season with 23national championships and 20national finalists, the PBC hasaccomplished that goal.

Starting with only two champion-ships in 1991, in men’s and women’sbasketball, the conference hasexpanded to 12 championship sportswith the addition of women’s soccerin the fall of 2000.

The conference traces its rootsback to November of 1988 when 11schools first met in Greenville, S.C.to form a Division II conference.Following a second meeting on Dec.3, 1989 hosted by USC Aiken, five ofthose 11 schools, plus two others,formed the Peach Belt and beganplay in 1991.

The Peach Belt was less than ayear old before capturing a nationalchampionship. The Columbus Stategolf team took the honor by winningthe 1992 national crown, the first of

NCAA Division II ChampionsAASU, women’s tennis (1995, 96,

2005)Columbus State, baseball (2002)Columbus State, golf (1992, 94, 97)Francis Marion, golf (2003)Kennesaw State, baseball (1996)Kennesaw State, men’s basketball

(2004)Kennesaw State, softball (1995, 96)Kennesaw State, women’s soccer

(2003)Lander, men’s tennis (1993, 94, 95,

96, 97, 98, 99, 2000)USC Aiken, golf (2004, 2005)

NCAA Division II FinalistsAASU, women’s tennis (1997, 98, 99,

2002)AASU, golf (2005)Columbus State, golf (1998)GC&SU, baseball (1995)GC&SU, softball (2003)Kennesaw State, baseball (1998, 99)Kennesaw State, softball (2000, 05)North Florida, baseball (2005)North Florida, golf (1997)North Florida, men’s tennis (2005)USC Aiken, golf (1995, 96, 99)USC Upstate, men’s soccer

(1995, 98)

three golf championships the Cougarsown.

The PBC has seen continuedsuccess in all sports with nationalrankings and multiple NCAA appear-ances.

The 2004-05 season may havebeen the most successful yet with twonational titles as USC Aiken won theirsecond-straight golf championshipand Armstrong Atlantic State won thewomen's tennis national champion-ship. The PBC also had the secondplace or runner-up in baseball,softball, men's tennis and golf, givingthe PBC a first or second-place inevery spring sport the conferencesponsors.

The seven charter members of theconference were Armstrong AtlanticState University, Columbus StateUniversity, Francis Marion University,Georgia College & State University,Lander University, USC Aiken, andUSC Upstate. The name Peach BeltAthletic Conference was adopted inJanuary of 1990 and modified toPeach Belt Conference in May 2000.

Augusta State joined the confer-ence in 1991 and UNC Pembrokebecame the ninth member on July 1,1992. They were followed byKennesaw State on July 1, 1994,Clayton State on July 1, 1995 and theUniversity of North Florida on July 1,1997. Kennesaw State and NorthFlorida departed for the Division Iranks in 2005 and the conferencewelcomed in North Georgia College &State University as its 11th member inthe fall of 2005.

Former Augusta State basketballcoach and athletic director MarvinVanover was named the interimcommissioner in April 1990, and laterappointed as the conference’s firstfull-time commissioner in July of 1991.He established the conference officein Augusta, Ga.

The conference currently holds

Marvin VanoverPBC Commissioner

Ken GerlingerDirector of Media

Relations

Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. Augusta State University Clayton State University Columbus State University Francis Marion University Georgia College & State Univ.

Lander University U. of North Carolina Pembroke Univ. of South Carolina Aiken U. of South Carolina Upstate

championships in 12 sports, six formen and six for women. They arecross country, soccer, volleyball,basketball, tennis, baseball, softballand men’s golf.

North Georgia Coll. & St. Univ. Peach Belt Conference

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#1 Seed

#2 Seed

#3 Seed

Loser Game 3

Loser Game 4

Loser Game 1

Loser Game 2

#4 Seed

#9 Seed

Game 1, Field 7Fri., 12 PM


#5 Seed

#8 Seed



Game 10, Field 8Sat., 1 PM

#6 Seed

#7 Seed




Game 7, Field 7Sat., 11 AM

Game 8, Field 9Sat., 11 AM


Game 16, Field 8Sun., 3 PM

2006 Peach Belt ConferenceSoftball Tournament

USC Aiken • Citizens Park II • Aiken, SCApril 21-23, 2006

Field 7 -- Citizens Park IIField 8 -- Citizens Park IIField 9 -- Citizens Park II

Highest Seed is the home team.

**Game 17 will be “if necessary”. This will occur if the winner of Game 15defeats the winner of Game 13 in Game 16 leaving both teams with oneloss.

Loser Game 5

Loser Game 6



Loser Gm 10


Game 15, Field 7Sun., 1 PM

Loser Gm 13

if necessary**


2006 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

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2006 OPPONENTS

AASU

March 28, 2006 @ USCA, 5:00

Location: Savannah, Ga.

Enrollment: 7,000

Nickname: Pirates

Colors: Maroon and Gold

Affiliation: NCAA Division II

Conference: Peach Belt Conference

Home Field (cap): Pirate Field (250)

Head Coach: Ted Evans

Record at AASU/Yrs: First Season

Starters R/L: 6/4

Letterwinners R/L: 6/7

2005 Record: 21-21 (6-14 PBC)

Series Record: AASU leads 19-11

Last Meeting: March 5, 2005

AUGUSTA STATE

March 4, 2006 @ USCA, 4:00

Location: Augusta, Ga.

Enrollment: 6,125

Nickname: Lady Jags

Colors: Blue and White



Home Field (cap): Jaguar Field (500)

Head Coach: Melissa Mullins

Record at ASU/Yrs:

Starters R/L:

Letterwinners R/L:

2005 Record:

Series Record: ASU leads 20-12


BARTON

March 11, 2006 @ FMU, 11:00

Location: Wilson, N.C.

Enrollment: 1,300

Nickname: Lady Bulldogs

Colors: Royal Blue and White


Conference: CVAC

Home Field (cap): Ath. Cmplx (100)

Head Coach: Sheryl Neff

Record at BC/Yrs: N/A

Starters R/L: N/A

Letterwinners R/L: N/A

2005 Record: N/A

Series Record: USCA leads 4-0


BELMONT ABBEY

March 11, 2006 @ FMU, 5:00

Location: Belmont, N.C

Enrollment: 900

Nickname: Lady Crusaders

Colors: Red and White


Conference: CVAC

Home Field (cap): Ath. Cmplx (100)

Head Coach: Lee Swanson

Record at BAC–/Yrs: 56-51/2 years

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 25-25



CLARION

March 10, 2006 @ FMU, 6:00

Location: Clarion, Pa.

Enrollment:

Nickname: Golden Eagles

Colors: Blue and Gold


Conference: PSAC

Home Field (cap):

Head Coach: Natalie Martin

Record at CU/Yrs: 28-38-1/2 years

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 6-24-1 (3-13-1 PSAC)

Series Record: 0-0

Last Meeting: First Meeting

KUTZTOWN

March 12, 2006 @ FMU, 9:00

Location: Kutztown, Penn.

Enrollment: 9,600

Nickname: Golden Bears

Colors: Maroon and Gold


Conference: PSAC

Home Field (cap): N. Campus Field

Head Coach: Judy Lawes

Record at KU/Yrs: 472-311-1/18 yrs

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 27-24 (13-11 PSAC)



COLUMBUS STATE

March 4, 2006 @ USCA, 1:00

Location: Columbus, Ga.

Enrollment: 7,500

Nickname: Lady Cougars

Colors: White and Blue



Home Field (cap):Cougar Field(800)

Head Coach: Tiffany Tootle

Record at CSU/Yrs: 208-96 / 6yrs

Starters R/L: 7/5


2005 Record: 35-14 (11-9 PBC)

Series Record: CSU leads 27-7

Last Meeting: April 16, 2005

FRANCIS MARION

March 15, 2006 @ FMU, 1:00

Location: Florence, S.C.

Enrollment: 4,008

Nickname: Lady Patriots

Colors: Red, White and Blue



Home Field (cap):FMU Field (200)

Head Coach: Stacey Johnson

Record at BC/Yrs: 36-14/ 1yr

Starters R/L: 6/2


2005 Record: 36-14

Series Record: FMU leads 20-12


GC&SU

April 5, 2006 @ GC&SU, 4:00

Location: Milledgeville, Ga.

Enrollment: 5,500

Nickname: Lady Bobcats

Colors:Hunter Green and Navy Blue



Home Field(cap):Peeler Cmplx(200)

Head Coach: Ginger Miller

Record at GCSU/Yrs: 24-17/1 year

Starters R/L: 8/1


2005 Record: 24-17

Series Record: Series Tied 23-23-1


LAKE SUPERIOR STATE

Febuary 24, 2006 @ USCA, 2:00

Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

Enrollment: 3,100

Nickname: Lakers

Colors: Royal Blue and Gold


Conference:Great Lakes Int. Ath.Con.

Home Field (cap): Locey Field (200)

Head Coach: Don Meyers

Record at LSSU/Yrs: 16years

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 9-30


Last Meeting: February 28, 2005

LANDER

April 14, 2006 @ USCA, 5:00

Location: Greenwood, S.C.

Enrollment: 3,000

Nickname: Lady Bearcats

Colors: Royal Blue and Gold



Home Field(cap):Bearcat Field(200)

Head Coach: Lee Dobbins

Record at LU/Yrs: first season

Starters R/L: 3/1


2005 Record: 32-34

Series Record: LU leads 25-13


ERSKINE

February 21, 2006 @ USCA, 4:00

Location: Due West, S.C.

Enrollment: 575

Nickname: Flying Fleet

Colors: Red and White


Conference: CVAC

Home Field (cap): Softball Field

Head Coach: Alleen Hawkins

Record at EC/Yrs: N/A/ 4 years

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 24-19



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2006 OPPONENTS

NEWBERRY

February 11, 2006 @ GC&SU, 6:00

Location: Newberry, S.C.

Enrollment: 850

Nickname: Lady Indians

Colors: Scarlet and Gray


Conference: South Atlantic Conf.

Home Field (cap): Soft. Cmplx (200)

Head Coach: Joe Elston

Record at NC/Yrs: 17-31 / 1 yr.

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 17-31 (3-11 SAC)



MOUNT OLIVE

March 12, 2006 @ FMU, 1:00

Location: Mount Olive, N.C.

Enrollment: 2,582

Nickname: Lady Trojans

Colors: Green and White


Conference: CVAC

Home Field(cap):N/A

Head Coach: Jaime Kylis-Higginbetham

Record at MOC/Yrs: N/A / 3yrs

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 17-33 (5-15 CVAC)



MARS HILL

February 10, 2006 @ GC&SU, 6:00

Location: Mars Hill, N.C.

Enrollment:

Nickname: Lady Lions




Home Field(cap):

Head Coach: David Williams

Record at MHC/Yrs: first season

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 25-33 (3-9 SAC)



LIMESTONE

February 10, 2006 @ GC&SU, 2:00

Location: Gaffney, S.C.

Enrollment: 700

Nickname: Lady Saints



Conference: CVAC

Home Field (cap):Lady Saints Field

Head Coach: Jimmy Martin

Record at LC/Yrs: 418-404 / 16yrs

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 26-30



NORTH GEORGIA

April 2, 2006 @ NGC&SU, 3:00

Location: Dahlonega, Ga.

Enrollment: 4,600

Nickname: Lady Saints

Colors: Royal Blue and White




Head Coach: Mike Davenport

Record at NGCSU/Yrs:211-76/6 yrs

Starters R/L: 6/3


2005 Record: 45-18

Series Record: Tied 2-2


UNC PEMBROKE

February 19, 2006 @ UNCP, 1:00

Location: Pembroke, N.C.

Enrollment: 6,000

Nickname: Lady Braves

Colors: Black and Gold



Home Field (cap):Braves Field (1,000)

Head Coach: Steve Johnson

Record at UNCP/Yrs: 62-85/4 yrs

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 31-20



PFIEFFER

March 24, 2006 @ Pfeiffer, 4:00

Location: Misenheimer, N.C.

Enrollment: 1,000

Nickname: Lady Falcons

Colors: Black and Gold


Conference: CVAC

Home Field (cap): Ingram Field(1,000)

Head Coach: Shane Prescott

Record at PU/Yrs: N/A / 3 yrs

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: N/A



PRESBYTERIAN

February 23, 2006 @ USCA, 4:00

Location: Clinton, S.C.

Enrollment: 1,191

Nickname: Blue Hose

Colors: Garnet and Blue




Head Coach: Jeff Nickerson

Record at PC/Yrs: 35-23 / 1 yr.

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 35-23 (9-5 SAC)



TUSCULUM

Feb.11 &18, 2006 @ 1:00, 3:00

Location: Greenville, Tenn.

Enrollment: 2,300

Nickname: Lady Pioneers

Colors: Orange and Black



Home Field (cap):Edmonds Fld(500)

Head Coach: Wes Holly, Jr.

Record at TC/Yrs: 23-24 / 1 yr.

Starters R/L: 3/6


2005 Record: 23-24 (5-7 SAC)



USC UPSTATE

March 30, 2006 @ Upstate, 4:00

Location: Spartanburg, S.C.

Enrollment: 4,500

Nickname: Lady Spartans

Colors:Hunter Green White and Black



Home Field (cap):Cyrill Stadium (300)

Head Coach: Chris Hawkins

Record at USCU/Yrs:336-182 / 11yrs

Starters R/L: 6/3


2005 Record: 46-15 (10-10 PBC)

Series Record: Upstate leads 27-6


WINGATE

March 8, 2006 @ USCA, 3:00

Location: Wingate, N.C.

Enrollment: 1,500

Nickname: Lady Bulldogs

Colors: Navy Blue and Old Gold



Home Field (cap): Softball Field (500)

Head Coach: Michelle Caddigan

Record at SAPC/Yrs: 257-136-2/8 yr

Starters R/L: N/A


2005 Record: 32-13 (9-5 SAC)

Series Record: WU leads 3-2


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

199212-31, 4-8 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

at Charleston Sthrn. L 3-4


at Georgia Tech L 0-1

at Georgia Tech L 1-5

at Erskine College L 5-7

at Erskine College L 2-4

at North Florida L 0-5

at North Florida L 0-5

at Edward Waters W 11-0

at Edward Waters W 14-3

Elon University L 1-13

Elon University L 2-9

Columbus State* L 3-6


at Coker College L 3-4(8)

at Coker College L 10-12

at Augusta State* W 14-9

Paine College W 14-1

Paine College W 9-3

Benedict College L 9-11

Benedict College W 10-8

at Newberry College L 9-10


Charleston Sthrn. L 0-5

Charleston Sthrn. L 1-4

at GC&SU* L 3-11

at GC&SU* L 2-7

USC Upstate* L 1-3

USC Upstate* L 6-7

vs. Central Wesleyan L 4-6

at Lander University L 3-5

vs. Erskine College L 3-13

at Augusta State* L 10-11

Augusta State* L 2-8

Augusta State* W 12-7

at Paine College W 18-9

at Paine College W 17-2

at Lander University* L 2-5

at Lander University* W 5-2

vs. Augusta State^ L 2-7

at GC&SU^ W 9-2

vs. Augusta State^ W 16-5

vs. Columbus State^ L 1-4

199315-27, 5-9 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/20 at Georgia Sthrn. L 0-9

2/20 at Georgia Sthrn. L 2-9

2/28 at Kennesaw State L 1-11

2/28 at Kennesaw State L 1-14

3/2 Augusta State* W 3-2


3/6 at USC Upstate* L 0-7


3/11 at GC&SU L 1-7

3/11 at GC&SU L 4-5

3/16 at Furman University L 0-4

3/16 at Furman University L 0-8

3/18 UNC Charlotte W 5-4


3/20 GC&SU* W 5-2

3/20 GC&SU* L 5-7

3/25 at Paine College W 15-2

3/25 at Paine College W 22-5

4/3 Newberry College W 9-8


4/5 Coker College L 3-12


4/6 at Charleston Sthrn. L 1-2


4/8 Lander University* L 2-9


4/12 at Francis Marion* L 2-9




4/14 Benedict College L 1-10

4/14 Benedict College W 13-3

4/15 Paine College W Forfeit

4/17 at Columbus State* L 2-5


4/20 at Augusta State L 6-7

4/20 at Augusta State W 12-8

4/21 UNC Pembroke* W 11-7


vs. Francis Marion^ L 2-6

vs. UNC Pembroke^ W 2-1

at Lander University^ L 2-12

199429-27, 8-6 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

at Queens L 12-13

at Queens W 12-8

at UNC Charlotte L 5-6

at UNC Charlotte W 6-5

vs. Gardner-Webb L 0-1

vs. Rio Grande W 10-1

at Lander University L 4-8

Augusta State W 14-1

Augusta State W 14-4

at Georgia State* W 4-3(8)

at Georgia State* W 9-2(8)

Kennesaw State L 0-5

Kennesaw State L 4-5(10)

Francis Marion* W 11-1

Francis Marion* W 8-0

at Charleston Sthrn. W 3-2


Mansfield University W 3-2(10)

Mansfield University W 7-5

Lake Superior State L 6-9

Lake Superior State L 3-12

vs. Troy State L 4-8

vs. Georgia State L 0-3

vs. Eastern Kentucky L 2-5

Piedmont College W 4-1

Piedmont College L 1-7

Georgia State L 3-4

Georgia State W 4-3


Columbus State* W 4-1



at UNC Pembroke* W 6-0

at UNC Pembroke* L 12-13(11)

South Carolina St. W 12-0

South Carolina St. W 18-3

Queens L 4-5

Queens L 2-6

Charleston Sthrn. W 7-5

Charleston Sthrn. W 2-1

USC Upstate* L 1-6

USC Upstate* L 1-5



at Piedmont College W 8-0

at Piedmont College W 15-10

Erskine College W 4-0

Erskine College W 12-4

at Newberry College W 4-3




vs. GC&SU^ L 1-3

vs. Augusta State^ W 3-2(8)

vs. UNC Pembroke^ W 6-3

vs. Columbus State^ L 2-12

199527-20, 6-8 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/25 vs. Gardner Webb W 5-2

2/25 vs. Limestone W 9-1

2/25 vs. Lander University W 5-2

2/27 at GC&SU W 8-0

2/27 at GC&SU L 3-4



3/4 at S.C. State W 18-1


3/7 Lake Superior State W 4-3


3/9 Mansfield University W 2-0

3/9 Mansfield University W 6-5

3/14 GC&SU* W 7-6

3/14 GC&SU* W 12-0

3/16 at Erskine College W 7-3


3/18 at Piedmont College L 6-7

3/18 at Piedmont College L 6-12



3/23 at Francis Marion* W 4-0




3/27 Augusta State* L 3-9


3/29 at Newberry College W 5-1




4/8 at Kennesaw State* L 3-5


Piedmont College L 2-3

Piedmont College W 7-6

UNC Charlotte L 1-7

UNC Charlotte L 0-8

4/11 Emmanuel College W 13-6


Newberry College L 7-9



4/18 at Emmanuel College W 8-0


4/22 vs. USC Upstate^ W 7-5

4/22 vs. Columbus State^ L 3-9

4/22 vs. Lander University^ L 1-7

199628-24, 5-10 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/19 S.C. State W 16-2

2/19 S.C. State W 15-1

2/21 at Coker College L 0-6

2/21 at Coker College L 0-10

2/22 Augusta State L 5-8

2/22 Augusta State W 2-1

2/24 at Lander University L 1-12

2/24 vs. Limestone L 2-6

2/24 vs. Gardner-Webb L 6-7

2/27 GC&SU W 5-2

2/27 GC&SU L 6-7

2/29 Newberry College L 0-3


3/1 New York Tech W 6-2


3/8 vs. Catawba College W 9-4

3/8 vs. Catawba College L 2-4

3/9 vs. Belmont Abbey W 13-1


3/10 vs. Gardner-Webb W 5-4




3/14 at Augusta State* L 0-7






3/21 USC Upstate* L 0-7


3/26 at GC&SU* L 0-1

3/26 at GC&SU* W 8-5



4/2 at Lander University* W 3-2

4/2 at Lander University* L 4-7

4/3 Erskine College W 10-2

4/3 Erskine College W 6-5

4/6 Columbus State* L 0-14

4/7 Kennesaw State* L 0-9


4/10 Francis Marion* L 0-2

4/10 Francis Marion* W 3-0

4/13 vs. Mount Olive L 2-5

4/13 vs. Anderson College L 5-7

4/13 vs. Augusta State L 6-8

4/14 at Francis Marion W 5-3

4/15 at UNC Pembroke* W 4-0


4/20 at Columbus State^ L 0-7

4/20 vs. USC Upstate^ L 1-6

199732-19, 8-6 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/20 at Univ. of Georgia L 1-3


2/23 Sav. Col. Art & Des. W 11-10

2/23 Sav. Col. Art & Des. W 5-4



2/28 Belmont Abbey W 4-3

2/28 Belmont Abbey W 6-1





3/6 Catawba College W 4-3


3/7 vs. Elon University L 1-2

3/7 vs. USC Upstate W 5-1

3/8 vs. Anderson W 11-2

3/8 vs. Augusta State W 7-0


3/9 vs. Columbus State L 0-4

3/11 Alderson-Broaddus L 3-4

3/11 Alderson-Broaddus W 4-0



3/17 vs. Wis.-Parkside L 0-1


3/20 at GC&SU L 10-11

3/20 at GC&SU W 7-5





3/29 at UNC Charlotte L 1-3

3/29 at UNC Charlotte L 1-5

4/1 Lander University* W 1-0






4/9 GC&SU* W 8-2

4/9 GC&SU* W 10-2

4/12 at Columbus State* W 3-2







4/19 vs. Lander University^ W 9-6

4/19 vs. Augusta State ^ L 5-8

199825-34, 5-15 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder



2/19 S.C. State W 6-0

2/19 S.C. State W 10-2

2/21 at Lander L 1-4



2/24 at Presbyterian L 1-5

2/24 at Presbyterian W 6-4





3/3 GC&SU W 1-0

3/3 GC&SU W 5-2


3/6 vs. Shaw University W 14-0




3/13 vs. AASU W 7-0

3/13 vs. Cal. U. of Penn. L 0-7

3/14 vs. Southern Indiana L 0-5

3/14 vs. Humbolt State L 0-9


3/14 vs. Valdosta State L 0-8






3/24 at USC Upstate* W 8-1

3/25 Edinboro University W 10-3

3/25 Edinboro University W 7-2

3/27 vs. Valdosta State W 1-11

3/27 vs. Carson-Newman L 3-8

3/28 vs. Mississippi Univ. L 1-2

3/28 vs. Saint Leo L 2-8





4/4 at AASU* L 1-9

4/4 at AASU* L 0-5

4/5 at North Florida* L 0-2


4/7 at GCSU* W 1-0

4/7 at GCSU* L 2-6

4/11 Anderson College W 4-0










4/24 vs. Francis Marion^ L 0-6

199933-27-1, 5-12-1 PBCCoach: Jerry Snyder

2/18 Claflin College W 9-1

2/18 Claflin College W 6-1


2/20 vs. Newberry College W 5-3

2/20 vs. Lander University L 1-2

2/23 at GC&SU W 3-0

2/23 at GC&SU W 10-4

2/24 Presbyterian L 4-5

2/24 Presbyterian W 4-0




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3/4 West Virginia Tech W 10-0

3/4 West Virginia Tech W 7-6

3/5 vs. Presbyterian W 10-5

3/5 vs. Queens W 9-4

3/6 vs. Mars Hill College W 9-1

3/7 vs. Lander University L 0-1

3/8 Southern Indiana L 0-3

3/8 Southern Indiana L 0-6





3/12 Columbia Union W 10-0


3/13 Fairmont State W 7-0

3/13 Fairmont State W 7-0

3/16 Wis.-Parkside W 8-0

3/16 Wis.-Parkside W 9-5




3/19 vs. Miss. U. for Wom. L 1-2

3/19 vs. Barry University L 0-10

3/20 vs. Carson-Newman W 4-2

3/20 vs. Wingate University L 1-4

3/27 Millersville University W 2-0

3/27 Millersville University W 4-3







4/10 vs. UNC Pembroke W 4-1

4/10 vs. Coker College L 0-2


4/11 vs. USC Upstate L 0-2

4/11 at Francis Marion W 13-1

4/13 AASU* L 0-4

4/13 AASU* L 3-4

4/15 GC&SU* W 3-2

4/15 GC&SU* T 0-0

4/17 North Florida* L 0-6


4/21 at Augusta State* W 8-1


4/ 24 UNC Pembroke* W 9-2


200031-29, 5-15 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder











2/26 GC&SU L 1-2

2/26 GC&SU W 2-0



3/3 vs. USC Upstate L 1-9

3/3 vs. Coker College W 6-3

3/5 vs. Lincoln Memorial L 2-3

3/5 vs. Mars Hill College W 6-1

3/5 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne L 3-4

3/11 vs. Wis.-Parkside W 3-1

3/11 vs. Gardner-Webb L 1-4

3/12 vs. Queens W 4-1


3/13 West Liberty State W 3-1




3/15 California U. of Penn. L 0-8

3/15 California U. of Penn. L 0-1

3/18 at AASU* L 0-4

3/18 at AASU* L 1-4



3/22 at N. Ga. Col. & St. W 2-0

3/22 at N. Ga. Col. & St. L 2-3






3/29 at USC Upstate* W 1-0

4/1 vs. W.Va. Wesleyan L 2-5

4/1 vs. IUPUI W 8-1

4/1 vs. Alderson-Broaddus W 8-3

4/2 vs. Longwood L 4-6









4/20 at GC&SU* L 2-6

4/20 at GC&SU* L 4-7

4/21 vs. USC Upstate W 2-1

4/21 vs. Kennesaw State L 1-8

4/21 vs. Francis Marion L 3-11



200128-23, 8-12 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/17 vs. Lees-McRae W 7-2

2/17 vs. UNC Pembroke L 1-9


2/23 Mount Olive W 7-1

2/23 Mount Olive W 5-0





3/3 vs. U of Charleston W 18-2

3/3 vs. Pfeiffer University W 5-4


3/5 at Catawba College W 4-0


3/9 vs. Coker College L 0-4

3/10 vs. Tusculum W 7-2



3/11 vs. Barton College W 7-4

3/13 Pace University L 4-5

3/13 Pace University W 6-5






3/16 West Liberty State L 2-3



3/21 W. Va. Wesleyan W 5-0

3/21 W. Va. Wesleyan L 1-3

3/25 N. Ga. Col. & St. L 5-12

3/25 N. Ga. Col. & St. W 2-1





4/1 AASU* W 8-0

4/1 AASU* L 3-5









4/17 GC&SU* W 3-2

4/17 GC&SU* L 1-8

4/20 vs. GC&SU^ L 1-2


200225-26, 6-14 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder



2/22 Lees-McRae W 8-0

2/22 Lees-McRae W 9-3

3/2 Columbus State* W 7-6


3/4 W. Va. Wesleyan W 14-8

3/4 W. Va. Wesleyan L 7-8

3/6 at Newberry College L 0-2


3/8 vs. ShawUniversity W 7-0



3/10 vs. St. Andrews W 7-2

3/10 vs. Lees-McRae W 13-5



3/14 at AASU* L 0-8

3/14 at AASU* L 0-8

3/15 vs. E. New Mexico L 2-7


3/15 vs. Nebraska-Omaha L 0-17

3/16 vs. Fayetteville State W 5-0

3/16 vs. Ala.-Huntsville L 7-8



3/22 Rio Grande W 6-4

3/22 Rio Grande W 8-0








3/28 at Presbyterian W 9-1

3/30 Kennesaw State* W 7-5










4/12 at Edward Waters W 7-2

4/16 at GC&SU* L 2-3

4/16 at GC&SU* L 3-4

4/19 vs. Francis Marion^ L 6-7

4/20 vs. Columbus State^ L 2-4

200318-25, 5-13 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder2/12 Augusta State L 1-5





3/1 vs. Kutztown Univ. W 4-3


3/4 at Erksine College W 6-4

3/8 vs. St. Andrews W 6-5(10)


3/9 vs. Limestone L 2-3(8)

3/9 vs. West Liberty L 5-6


3/10 West Va. Wesleyan L 0-4

3/10 West Va. Wesleyan W 2-1

3/12 at Columbus State* L 0-8(6)






3/23 at Catawba College W 3-2(9)






3/29 vs. West Liberty State W 4-2

3/29 vs. Tusculum L 1-11(5)


4/1 at Lander University* W 7-5(8)

4/3 AASU* L 0-9(5)

4/3 AASU* L 2-6



4/12 UNC Pembroke* L 7-9(10)




4/14 GC&SU* L 0-1

4/14 GC&SU* L 3-11(5)

4/18 vs. Augusta State^ L 1-5

4/19 vs. AASU^ L 0-1

200431-29, 8-12 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/6 vs. Saint Leo L 2-10

2/6 vs. Nova SE W 5-2


2/7 vs. Florida Gulf Coast L 2-6

2/7 vs. Valdosta State W 5-2

2/13 Presbyterian W 8-7(10)


2/18 Anderson College L 2-12(5)


2/28 at #4 North Florida* W 8-7

2/28 at #4 North Florida* L 0-2

3/1 at Augusta State L 2-3(8)


3/2 Wheeling Jesuit L 3-4

3/2 Wheeling Jesuit W 5-4(8)



3/5 Wingate University W 8-3

3/5 Wingate University W 6-1


3/8 West Liberty State L 4-5

3/9 Mars Hill College W 3-1

3/9 Mars Hill College W 3-1



3/11 Alderson-Broaddus L 0-1(8)



3/12 vs. Catawba College L 1-2(8)

3/13 vs. Barton College W 9-0(5)

3/13 vs. St. Andrews W 3-0

3/13 vs. Mount Olive W 13-1(5)


3/18 at Presbyterian L 1-2(8)

3/19 vs. Queens W 10-0(5)

3/19 vs. Mars Hill College W 8-0(5)

3/20 vs. West Virginia St. W 4-0

3/20 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne L 5-7

3/21 vs. Lander University L 1-2(8)

3/22 Newberry College W 8-0(6)





3/25 Columbus State* W 1-0

3/28 #1 Kennesaw State* L 1-4

3/28 #1 Kennesaw State* L 0-5

4/1 Lander University* W 5-4

4/1 Lander University* W 11-0(5)


4/3 at Francis Marion* L 1-2(8)


4/4 at UNC Pembroke* L 0-3

4/6 at #24 GC&SU* L 1-2

4/6 at #24 GC&SU* W 4-3

4/8 at #7 AASU* L 0-8

4/8 at #7 AASU* L 0-3

4/16 vs. UNC Pembroke^ W 7-2

4/17 vs. #1 Kennesaw St.^ L 1-7

4/17 vs. Lander Univ.^ L 0-4

200534-17, 9-11 PBC

Coach: Jerry Snyder

2/5 vs. Bluefield College W 8-0

2/5 vs. Bluefield College W 6-0

2/12 vs. # 9 North Florida* W1-0(17)

2/12 vs. # 9 North Florida* L 3-11

2/22 at # 21 Presbyterian W 5-1

2/22 at # 21 Presbyterian W 5-0



2/26 vs. USC Upstate* L 4-7

2/26 vs. USC Upstate* L 0-6

2/28 vs. Lake Superior St. L 4-6

2/28 vs. Lake Superior St. W 9-1

3/1 vs. Pfeiffer University L 3-7

3/1 vs. Pfeiffer University W 4-3



3/5 at AASU* W 5-3

3/5 at AASU* L 2-11

3/7 at Saint Andrews W 2-1

3/7 at Saint Andrews W 3-0

3/8 at Wingate L 0-4

3/8 at Wingate L 1-4

3/10 vs. Tusculum College W 7-1



3/11 vs. West Virginia TechW 11-1

3/12 vs. West Virginia St. W 8-0

3/12 vs. Fairmont State W 5-4



3/16 vs. West Liberty St. W 8-3

3/16 vs. West Liberty St. W 9-1

3/20 vs. #10 Francis Marion*W 2-1

3/20 vs. #10 Francis Marion*L 1-9

3/23 vs. GC&SU* L 1-0

3/23 vs. GC&SU* W 1-0



4/3 at # 3 Kennesaw St.* L 2-10

4/3 at # 3 Kennesaw St.* L 4-5

4/5 at Lander Univ.* W 6-0

4/5 at Lander Univ.* W 3-0

4/10 vs. UNC Pembroke* L 1-2

4/10 vs. UNC Pembroke* W 2-1



4/15 vs. UNC Pembroke^ W 7-6

4/16 # 8 North Florida^ W 5-0

4/16 Columbus State^ L 1-12

4/16 #24 USC Upstate^ W 6-4

4/17 #4 Kennesaw St.^ L 2-5

KEY

GC&SU = Georgia College & State

University

AASU = Armstrong Atlantic State

University

() = Number of Innings

* = Peach Belt Conference Game

^ = PBC Tournament Game

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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ALL-TIME RECORD VERSUS OPPONENTS

Team W L T First Mt. Last Mt. StreakAlabama-Huntsville 0 1 3/16/02 3/16/02 L1Alderson-Broaddus 12 5 3/11/97 3/11/04 W1Anderson College 4 2 4/13/96 2/18/04 W1Armstrong Atl. St. 3 15 3/13/98 3/5/05 L1Augusta State 37 28 1992 2/2/05 W3Barry 0 1 3/19/99 3/19/99 L1Barton College 4 0 3/11/01 3/11/05 W4Belmont Abbey 6 0 3/9/96 3/13/05 W6Benedict 2 2 1992 1993 W1Bluefield College 2 0 2/5/05 2/5/05 W2California U. (Pa.) 0 7 3/13/98 3/9/03 L7Carson-Newman 1 1 3/27/98 3/20/99 W1Catawba College 12 2 3/8/96 3/12/04 L1Central Wesleyan 0 1 1992 1992 L1Charleston Southern 3 9 1992 1994 W2Charleston 1 0 3/3/01 3/3/01 W1Claflin 2 0 2/8/99 2/8/99 W2Coker College 3 12 1992 3/12/04 W1Columbia Union 4 0 3/12/99 2/18/00 W4Columbus State 7 27 1992 4/16/05 L1Eastern Ky. Univ. 0 1 1994 1994 L1E. New Mexico St. 0 1 3/15/02 3/15/02 L1Edinboro 2 0 3/25/98 3/25/98 W2Edward Waters 3 0 1992 4/12/02 W3Elon 0 3 1992 3/7/97 L3Emmanuel 12 0 4/11/95 2/25/00 W12Erskine 8 3 1992 3/4/03 W8Fairmont State 3 0 3/13/99 3/12/05 W3Fayetteville 1 0 3/16/02 3/16/02 W1Florida Gulf Coast 0 1 2/7/04 2/7/04 L1Francis Marion 12 20 1993 3/20/05 L1Furman 0 2 1993 1993 L2Gardner-Webb 5 3 1994 3/11/00 L1Ga. Col. & State Univ. 23 23 1 1992 3/23/05 W1Georgia Southern 0 2 1993 1993 L2Georgia State 0 1 1994 1994 L1Georgia Tech 0 2 1992 1992 L2Georgia 0 4 2/20/97 2/11/98 L4Humbolt 0 1 3/14/98 3/14/98 L1IUPUI 1 0 4/1/00 4/1/00 W1Kennesaw State 1 28 1993 4/17/05 L9Kutztown University 1 0 3/1/03 3/1/03 W1Lake Superior St. 7 3 1994 2/28/05 W1Lander University 13 25 1992 4/5/05 W2

Team W L T First Mt. Last Mt. StreakLees-McRae 4 0 2/17/01 3/10/02 W4Lenoir-Rhyne 0 2 3/5/00 3/20/04 L2Limestone 7 2 2/25/95 3/9/03 L1Lincoln Memorial 0 1 3/5/00 3/5/00 L1Longwood Univ. 0 3 4/2/00 3/29/03 L3Mansfield 4 0 1994 3/9/95 W4Mars Hill 5 0 3/6/99 3/19/04 W5Millersville 2 0 3/27/99 3/27/99 W2Mississippi U. 0 2 3/28/98 3/19/98 L2Mount Olive 3 1 4/13/96 3/13/04 W3Nebraska-Omaha 0 1 3/15/02 3/15/02 L1Newberry College 23 11 1992 2/25/05 W4New York Tech 4 0 3/1/96 3/26/97 W4North Florida 3 16 1992 4/16/05 W1North GC&SU 2 2 3/22/00 3/25/01 W1Nova Southeastern 1 0 2/6/04 2/6/04 W1Pace 1 1 3/13/01 3/13/01 W1Paine 7 0 1992 1993 W7Pfeiffer 2 1 3/3/01 3/1/05 W1Piedmont 4 4 1994 1995 W1Presbyterian College 10 9 2/24/98 2/22/05 W2Queens 4 3 1994 3/19/04 W3Rio Grande 3 0 1994 3/22/02 W3Saint Leo 0 2 3/28/98 2/6/04 L2Sav. Col. of Art & Des. 2 0 2/23/97 2/23/97 W2Shaw 2 0 3/6/98 3/8/02 W2South Carolina State 12 0 1994 4/15/98 W12Southern Indiana 0 3 3/14/98 3/8/99 L3St. Andrews 5 0 3/10/02 3/7/05 W5Troy State 0 1 1994 1994 L1Tusculum 4 1 3/10/01 3/13/05 W3UNC Charlotte 5 5 1993 3/29/97 L2UNC Pembroke 27 5 1993 4/15/05 W2USC Upstate 6 27 1992 4/16/05 W1Valdosta State 1 2 3/14/98 2/7/04 W1West Liberty State 7 3 3/13/00 3/16/05 W2West Virginia State 2 0 3/20/04 3/12/05 W2West Virginia Tech 3 0 3/4/99 3/11/05 W3West Virginia Wesleyan 3 4 4/1/00 3/10/03 W1Wheeling Jesuit 1 1 3/2/04 3/2/04 W1Wingate 2 3 3/20/99 3/8/05 L2Wis.-Parkside 3 5 3/17/97 3/11/00 W3

TOTALS 368 358 1 (.507)

USC Aiken’s Record Versus All Opponents (1992-2005)

All records are since USC Aiken joined the NCAA Division II level in 1992

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS: CONFERENCE AND REGIONAL

CONFERENCE

HONORS

PBC ALL-CONFERENCEKeri Chavis- 1992

B.B. Kennedy- 1994Rainy Tailbert- 1994, 1995

Collette Ragan- 1995Sue Peterson- 1995Lauren Reale- 1996Amy Soberiaj- 1997

Jamie Cornwell- 2000, 2001, 2004Sara Donnelly- 2000Amber Coates- 2002Jayme Durand- 2003

PBC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARJami Cornwell- 2000Jayme Durand- 2003

PBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKKeri Chavis- April 8, 1992

Keri Chavis- March 29, 1993Sara Donnelly- April 28, 1999

Jayme Durand- March 11, 2003Jami Cornwell- February 17, 2004

PBC PITCHERS OF THE WEEKDeyon Kendall- March 30, 1994Monica Melton- March 14, 1996

Stacie Oakley- February 15, 2005

PBC ALL-T OURNAMENT TEAMMisty Fickes- 1992

Kathy Goninan- 1992Keri Chavis- 1992

Angie McNair- 1993Stephanie Sharpe- 1994

B.B. Kennedy- 1995Susan Williamson- 1997

Jami Cornwell- 2001Karlee Haynes- 2005

REGION HONORS

ALL-REGIONJami Cornwell- Second Team 2004Jayme Durand- Second Team 2004Jennifer Scott- Second Team 2004Stacie Oakley- Second Team 2005

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IIIMeredith Headings- Second Team 2003

Jami Cornwell- First Team 2004Sarah Harvey- Second Team 2005

NFCA SCHOLAR ATHLETESarah Harvey- 2005Ashlyn Allen- 2005

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ALL-TIME CAREER HITTING LEADERS

2. Collette Ragan (1993-96) .......... 1133. Angie McNair (1992-95) ............. 1094. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ...... 107t5. Tara Ford (1997-99) ..................... 89t5. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95) .............. 897. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............... 888. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ........ 879. Holly Sanders (1993-95) .............. 8610. Rainey Talbert (1993-96) ............. 85

MOST DOUBLES

t1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) .............. 42t1. Sarah Harvey (2003-Present).... 423. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ................. 354. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ........ 345. Jayme Durand (2003-04) ............. 296. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ........ 247. Meredith Headings (2002-03) ...... 23t8. Julie Asbell (2001-02) .................. 22t8. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ........ 2210. Five Players Are Tied ................... 21

MOST TOTAL BASES

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ............ 2992. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ...... 2713. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ...... 2384. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ............... 2215. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ...... 2086. Rainey Talbert (1993-96) ........... 2027. Jayme Durand (2003-04) ........... 200t8. Sarah Harvey (2003-Present) .. 196t8. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............. 187t10.Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) .......... 179t10.Angie McNair (1992-95) ............. 179

GAMES PLAYED

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ............ 2082. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ...... 2043. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ............... 2024. Allison Sipes (1998-01) .............. 1835. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ...... 1796. Missy Reynolds (1997-2000) ..... 172t7. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ...... 168t7. Tara Ford (1997-99) ................... 1689. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............. 16510. Jessie Coffey (1999-02) ............. 160

MOST HITS

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ............ 2122. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ...... 1933. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ...... 1604. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ...... 1595. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ............... 1546. Tara Ford (1997-99) ................... 1537. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............. 1428. Angie McNair (1992-95) ............. 1399. Missy Reynolds (1997-2000) ..... 13510. Collette Ragan (1993-96) .......... 133

MOST TRIPLES

1. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ........ 242. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) .............. 153. Rainey Talbert (1993-96) ............. 134. Holly Sanders (1993-95) .............. 125. Heather Moore (1994-95) ............ 10

t6. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) .......... 9t8. Allison Sipes (1998-01) .................. 8t8. Amber Coates (2001-02) ............... 8t10.Angie McNair (1992-95) ................. 7t10.Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) .......... 7

MOST WALKS

1. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ................. 662. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ........ 533. Angie McNair (1992-95) ............... 524. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............... 505. Jayme Hodges (1996-98) ............ 476. Collette Ragan (1993-96) ............ 467. Missy Reynolds (1997-00) ........... 458. Rainey Talbert (1993-96) ............. 44t9. Jessie Coffey (1999-2002) ........... 41t9. Lynne English (1992-94) .............. 41

MOST STOLEN BASES

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ............ 1102. Missy Reynolds (1997-00) ........... 613. Tara Ford (1997-99) ..................... 534. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ........ 505. Gina Williams (1996-99) .............. 446. Collette Ragan (1993-96) ............ 387. Jayme Hodges (1996-98) ............ 34t8. Amber Coates (2001-02) ............. 33t8. Jessie Coffey (1999-02) ............... 3310. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ........ 32

HIGHEST ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Jayme Durand (2003-04) .......... .4132. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ..... .4123. Julie Asbell (2001-02) ............... .4024. Heather Moore (1994-95) ......... .3865. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) ......... .3766. Amy Sobieraj (1997-98) ............ .3757. Jayme Hodges (1996-98) ......... .3718. Meredith Headings (2002-03) ... .3679. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95) ........... .36710. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............ .366

(Minimum 2.5 AB/Team Game & Two Seasons)

MOST SACRIFICE HITS

1. Rebecca White (2000-03) ............ 22t2. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ........ 21t2. Gina Williams (1996-99) .............. 21t4. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) .............. 20t4. Lynne English (1992-94) .............. 20t6. Amber Coates (2001-02) ............. 19t6. Tara Ford (1997-99) ..................... 19

MOST SACRIFICE FLIES

t1. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) .......... 7t1. Allison Sipes (1998-01) .................. 73. Susan Williamson (1996-99) .......... 6t4. Jayme Hodges (1996-98) .............. 5t4. Jayme Durand (2003-04) ............... 5t6. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ................ 4t6. Trish Gossett (1998) ...................... 46. Amber Coates (2001-02) ............... 4t6. Amy Sobieraj (1997-98) ................. 4

NOTE: Active players appear in bold.

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE

1. Jayme Durand (2003-04) .......... .3772. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ..... .3683. Julie Asbell (2001-02) ............... .3584. Amber Coates (2001-02) .......... .3395. Amy Sobieraj (1997-98) ............ .3356. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ......... .3277. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) ......... .3218. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ........... .3189. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ..... .31510. Meredith Headings (2002-03) ... .311


MOST AT BATS

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ............ 6662. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ...... 5693. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ............... 5594. Angie McNair (1992-95) ............. 5545. Collette Ragan (1993-96) .......... 5446. Tara Ford (1997-99) ................... 5287. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ...... 5258. Allison Sipes (1998-01) .............. 5079. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ...... 50410. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............. 489

MOST RUNS BATTED IN

1. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) ............ 962. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ........ 933. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ........ 924. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ........ 805. Holly Sanders (1993-95) .............. 77t6. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) .............. 75t6. Rainey Talbert (1993-96) ............. 758. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............... 749. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ................. 7310. Allison Sipes (1998-01) ................ 67

MOST HOME RUNS

1. Jayme Durand (2003-04) ............. 152. Jennifer Scott (2004-05) .............. 123. Meredith Headings (2002-03) ...... 114. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ........ 10t5. Rainey Talbert (1993-96) ............... 9t5. Sarah Harvey (2003-Present)...... 9t6. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ................... 8t6. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95) ................ 88. Heather Moore (1994-95) .............. 6t9. Ragen Reeves (2003-2005) .......... 5t9. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) .............. 5t9. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ................ 5

HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jayme Durand (2003-04) .......... .6392. Meredith Headings (2002-03) ... .5333. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ......... .5264. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ..... .5165. Heather Moore (1994-95) ......... .5106. Susan Williamson (1996-99) ..... .4727. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) ......... .4608. Amber Coates (2001-02) .......... .4599. Sara Donnelly (1997-00) ........... .44910. Julie Asbell (2001-02) ............... .448


MOST RUNS SCORED

1. Sara Donnelly (1997-00).............. 143

t6. Keri Chavis (1992-93, 95) .............. 9

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MOST WINS

t1. Julie Green (1997-00) .................. 42t1. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 423. Amy Fox (2001-04) ...................... 344. Monica Melton (1993-96) ............. 325. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 316. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ................ 257. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 248. Samantha Blair (2004-Present) . 239. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ................. 19t10.Autumn Dunn (2001-02) .............. 14t10.Stacie Oakley (2005-Present) .... 14

MOST APPEARANCES

1. Julie Green (1997-00) ................ 1012. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 863. Amy Fox (2001-04) ...................... 814. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 755. Monica Melton (1993-96) ............. 666. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ................. 557. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ................ 538. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 509. Samantha Blair (2004-Present) . 46t10.Autumn Dunn (2001-02) .............. 35t10.Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ............ 35

MOST LOSSES

1. Julie Green (1997-00) .................. 462. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ................. 363. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 344. Amy Fox (2001-04) ...................... 335. Monica Melton (1993-96) ............. 326. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 307. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ............ 228. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 199. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ................ 1710. Autumn Dunn (2001-02) .............. 16

MOST STARTS

1. Julie Green (1997-00) .................. 872. Amy Fox (2001-04) ...................... 703. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 694. Monica Melton (1993-96) ............. 645. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 636. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ................. 557. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ................ 478. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 439. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ............ 3410. Samantha Blair (2004-Present) . 32

MOST COMPLETE GAMES

1. Julie Green (1997-00) .................. 762. Amy Fox (2001-04) ...................... 543. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 474. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 395. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 376. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ................ 277. Autumn Dunn (2001-02) .............. 268. Monica Melton (1993-96) ............. 24t9. Elyse Maviglia (2001) .................. 19t9. Samantha Blair (2004-Present) . 1911. Stacie Oakley (2005-Present) .... 18

LOWEST EARNED RUNAVERAGE (ERA)

1. Samantha Blair(2004-Present) 2.112. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) .......... 2.34

7. Amy Fox (2001-04) ................... 3.988. Monica Melton (1993-96) .......... 4.449. Autumn Dunn (2001-02) ........... 4.5710. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ............. 4.76

(Minimum 1 IP/Team Game & Two Seasons)

MOST HITS ALLOWED

1. Julie Green (1997-00) ................ 6312. Amy Fox (2001-04) .................... 5623. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) 5224. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............. 5075. Monica Melton (1993-96) ........... 4776. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ............... 4377. Nicole Haley (1994-97) .............. 3308. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ........... 3079. Autumn Dunn (2001-02) ............ 26310. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) .......... 258

MOST SAVES

t1. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ................. 3t1. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .... 33. Stacie Oakley (2005-Present) ...... 2t4. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) .............. 1t4. Hillery Sharpe (2003-04) ................ 1t4. Mandy Rease (2003) ..................... 1t4. Samantha Blair (2004-Present) ... 1

MOST INNINGS PITCHED

1. Julie Green (1997-00) ............. 568.22. Deyon Kendall (94-95, 97-98)..476.23. Amy Fox (2001-04) ................. 468.04. Monica Melton (1993-96) ........ 425.15. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) .......... 410.06. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ............ 322.07. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ........ 295.28. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ........... 289.19. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ....... 223.010. Samantha Blair (2004-Pres.) 215.1

MOST WALKS ALLOWED

1. Amy Fox (2001-04) .................... 1982. Monica Melton (1993-96) ........... 1823. Julie Green (1997-00) ................ 1264. Nicole Haley (1994-97) .............. 1135. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) .......... 1056. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 917. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 888. Wendi Kline (1992-94) ................. 879. Stacie Oakley (2005-Present) .... 6910. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 64

MOST SHUTOUTS

1. Julie Green (1997-00) .................. 142. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 133. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 11t4. Amy Fox (2001-04) ........................ 8t4. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ................. 8

MOST STRIKEOUTS

1. Julie Green (1997-00) ................ 2462. Stacie Oakley (2005-Present) .. 2253. Amy Fox (2001-04) .................... 1904. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............. 176

MOST WILD PITCHES

t1. Nicole Haley (1994-97) ................ 36t1. Amy Fox (2001-04) ...................... 36t3. Julie Green (1997-00) .................. 35t3. Monica Melton (1993-96) ............. 355. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) .. 286. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............... 247. Stacie Oakley (2005-Present) .... 208. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ............. 17t9. Tracy Smith (1999) ...................... 15t9. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) ............ 15

MOST ERRORS

1. Angie McNair (1992-95) ........... *1372. Brooke McSwain (2002-05) ......... 723. Tara Ford (1997-99) ..................... 624. Gina Williams (1996-99) .............. 535. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95) .............. 516. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) ........ 507. Ashley Garrnett (2002-05) ........... 478. Allison Sipes (1998-01) ................ 469. Lynne English (1992-94) .............. 42

(Note: * Denotes A Peach Belt Conf. Record)

MOST PASSED BALLS

1. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............... 272. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ........ 233. Jessie Coffey (1999-02) ............... 22

MOST PUTOUTS

1. Natalie Kost (1999-02) ........... *14782. Ashley Dyches (2004-Present) 6493. Jayme Hodges (1996-98) .......... 5694. Meredith Headings (2002-03) .... 5085. Angie Bolen (1996-97) ............... 5026. Becky Wilson (1999-02) ............. 4197. Bridgette Quimpo (1998-01) ...... 3928. Holly Sanders (1993-95) ............ 3829. Lauren Reale (1994-97) ............. 33110. Lori Secrist (1992) ..................... 329


MOST ASSISTS

1. Jami Cornwell (2000-02, 04) .... *5612. Tara Ford (1997-99) ................... 5383. Allison Sipes (1998-01) .............. 4524. Angie McNair (1992-95) ............. 4205. Brooke McSwain (2002-05) ....... 3606. B.B. Kennedy (1993-95) ............ 3227. Gina Williams (1996-99) ............ 2338. Ashley Garnett (2002-05) .......... 2289. Sarah Harvey (2003-Present) .. 21910. Courtney Dunkle (1999-00) ....... 200


All records are since USC Aikenbegan playing softball at the

NCAA Division II level in 1992.

NOTE: Active players appear in bold .

ALL-TIME CAREER PITCHING & FIELDING LEADERS

5. Samantha Blair (2004-Present)1696. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98) 1657. Monica Melton (1993-96) ........... 1438. Nicole Haley (1994-97) .............. 1329. Kathy Goninan (1992-93) .......... 12910. Crystal Dunkle (1999-00) ........... 128

3. JoAnn Jones (2003-05) ............ 2.824. Julie Green (1997-00) ............... 3.045. Deyon Kendall (1994-95, 97-98)3.276. Haley Smith (1997-98) .............. 3.82

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RECORD BOOK

TEAM RECORDS

GENERAL

Most Wins in a Season: .................... 34 (2005)Most Wins Fall-Spring Combined: ............... 39

(1998-99)Most Consecutive Wins: ......... 11 (1995, 2005)Most Consecutive Home Wins: .......... 9 (1999)Most Consecutive Away Wins: ............ 6 (2003)Best W/L %:........................ .667 (34-17, 2005)Most Losses in a Season: ................. 34 (1998)Most Consecutive Home Losses: .................. 5

(1992, 1993)Most Consecutive Away Losses: ................... 8

(1992, 2004)SINGLE GAME

BATTINGMost at Bats:..........60 vs. North Florida (2005)Most Runs ......................... 22 vs. Paine (1993)Most Hits ...................... 21 vs. Catawba (1998)Most Runs Batted In: ............... 17 vs. Univ. of

Charleston (2001)Most Doubles:.........7 vs. Augusta State (2005)Most Triples: ...................... 5 vs. Paine* (1992)Most Home Runs: ............... 4 vs. Paine (1992)Most Walks:...........12 vs. Augusta State (1993)Most Sac. Hits: .............. 4 vs. Nine Oppenents

(Most Recent at Augusta State, 2004)Most Sac. Flies:.3 vs. UNC Pembroke (1999)**Most Times Struck Out:.....16 vs. Coker (1999)Most Stolen Bases:.......9 vs. Three Opponents

(Most Recent vs. Fayetteville State 2002)Most Stolen Bases Attempted: ............... 10 vs.

Mars Hill (1999)Most Hit By Pitch:.......................2, Many Times

PITCHINGMost Strikeouts:15 vs.Newberry College(2005)Most Walks Allowed: ........................... 9, Twice

(Most Recently at Kennesaw State, 2005)

FIELDINGMost Putouts:.......51 vs. North Florida (2005)**Most Assists:...........24 vs. North Florida (2005)Most Errors:...................8 vs. Newberry (1992)Most Double Plays:......3 vs. Catawba (2002)**Most Passed Balls: .................................. 4 vs.

Kennesaw State (2005)SEASON

BATTINGHighest Batting Average:.................303 (1995)Most At Bats:..................................1621 (2004)Most Runs: ...................................... 306 (1994)Most Hits: ........................................ 451 (2004)Most Runs Batted In: ...................... 237 (2004)Most Doubles: ................................... 83 (2005)Most Triples: ...................................... 28 (1994)Most Home Runs: ............................. 31 (2004)Most Total Bases: ............................ 631 (2004)Most Walks: ..................................... 144 (1996)Most Sacrifice Hits: ........................... 57 (1996)Most Sacrifice Flies: .......................... 16 (1999)Most Times Struck Out: ................... 288 (2004)Most Stolen Bases:.........................167 (1999)*Most Stolen Bases Attempted:.......187 (1999)*Most Hit By Pitch:......................18 (1994 & 95)

PITCHINGMost Complete Games: .................. 59 (2000)*Lowest Earned Run Average:.........2.01 (2000)

Most Innings Pitched: ........................ 408 (2000)Most Strikeouts: ................................ 225 (2005)Most Walks Allowed: ......................... 180 (1996)Most Shutouts: .................................... 14 (1999)Most Saves:........................3 (1997,2000, 2005)

FIELDINGMost Putouts:..................................1,224 (2000)Most Assists: ................................... 707 (2000)*Most Errors: ...................................... 158 (1992)Most Double Plays: ........................... 34 (2000)*

#1 in NCAA Division IIMost Passed Balls: ............................. 23 (2005)

TOP 5 TEAM SEASONPERFORMANCES

BATTING AVERAGE1. 1995 ........................................................ .3032. 1997 ........................................................ .3003. 2002 ........................................................ .2904. 1992 ......................................................... 2845. 2004 ........................................................ .278

MOST RUNS1. 1994 ......................................................... 3062. 1995 ......................................................... 2853. 1996 ......................................................... 2654. 1999 ......................................................... 2595. 1992 ......................................................... 249

MOST HITS1. 2004 ......................................................... 451t2. 1999 ........................................................ 419t2. 2000 ........................................................ 4194. 1997 ......................................................... 4135. 2002 ......................................................... 411

MOST RUNS BATTED IN1. 1994 ......................................................... 2372. 2004 ......................................................... 2083. 2002 ......................................................... 2044. 1997 ......................................................... 1875. 1998 ......................................................... 186

MOST HOME RUNS1. 2004 ........................................................... 312. 1994 ........................................................... 303. 2003 ........................................................... 20

MOST WINS1. 2005 ........................................................... 342. 1999 ........................................................... 333. 1997 ........................................................... 32t4. 2000 .......................................................... 31t4. 2004 .......................................................... 31

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGEt1. 2000 ....................................................... 2.58t1. 2005 ....................................................... 2.583. 1999 ........................................................ 2.664. 1997 ........................................................ 2.795. 2007 ........................................................ 3.19

SINGLE GAME

BATTINGMost at Bats:........7 by six players (1994,2005)Most Runs Scored:..............4 by seven playersMost Hits:..................................4 by 26 playersMost Runs Batted In: 6 by four players.Mostrecent by Jayme Durand vs. Erskine (2003)

INDIVIDUAL

RECORDS

Most Passed Balls:..7 by Holly Sanders (1993)

SEASON

BATTINGHighest BA:....... .445 by Jayme Durand (2003)Highest Slug. %:.818 by Jayme Durand (2003)Most Games Played: ............60 by two playersMost At Bats:...... 207 by Sara Donnelly (2000)Most Runs Scored:52 by Sara Donnelly (2000)Most Hits:...............68 by Sara Donnelly (2000)Most RBIs:.............44 by Holly Sanders (1994)Most Doubles:........18 by Sarah Harvey (2005)Most Triples:.12 by Susan Williamson (1997)**Most Home Runs:..12 by Jennifer Scott (2004)Most Total Bases:112 by Jayme Durand (2003)Most Walks:............... 27 by Lori Secrist (1992)Most Stol. Bases: 47 by Sarah Donnelly (2000)Most Sac. Hits:......16 by Amber Coates (2002)Most Sac. Flies: .....5 by Jayme Hodges (1997)

PITCHINGMost Appearences:..32 by JoAnn Jones (2004)Most Starts:.......... 31 by Crystal Dunkle (2000)Most Comp. Gms: 30 by Crystal Dunkle (2000)Most Wins:............17 by Crystal Dunkle (2000)Highest W/L %:.. .875 (7-1) by Amy Fox (2001)Most Saves: ...........3 by Deyon Kendall (1997)Best ERA:..........1.35 by Deyon Kendall (1997)Most Shutouts:........8 by Crystal Dunkle (2000)Most Inn. Ptch.:208.1 by Crystal Dunkle (2000)Most Strikeouts:...225 by Stacie Oakley (2005)Most Walks Allowed:......85 by Amy Fox (2002)Most Wild Pitches:...27 by Nicole Haley (1996)

FIELDINGMost Putouts:..........454 by Angie Bolen (1997)Most Assists:...............208 by Tara Ford (1999)Most Errors:...........45 by Angie McNair (1994)*Most Passed Balls:..........18 by Karlee Haynes

(2005)

Most Doubles:...........3 by Amy Sobieraj (1997)Most Triples:...........................2 by four playersMost Home Runs: ................2 by three playersMost Tot. Bases:.9 by Susan Williamson(1997)Most Walks: ...........4 by Lauren Reale vs. S.C.

State(1996)**Most Stolen Bases: ......4 by Susan Williamson

vs. Anderson College (1997)Most Sacrifice Hits:.2 by two players (2000,05)Most Sacrifice Flies:.2 by two players(1994,00)

PITCHINGMost Inn. Pitch.:..14 by Stacie Oakley (2005)**Most Strikeouts:.....15 by Stacie Oakley (2005)Most Walks Allow.:..9 by two players (1996,05)

FIELDINGMost Putouts:.......20 by two players (2000, 05)Most Assists:....12 by Brooke McSwain (2002)*Most Errors:.............5 by Angie McNair (1993)*

* Denotes a Peach Belt Conference Record

** Denotes Ties a Peach BeltConference Record

NO-HITTERS

Samatha Blair vs. Mars Hill.....................3/9/04JoAnn Jones vs. Lander (5 inn.)..............4/1/04

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