2011 Defiance College Softball Media Guide

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Quick Facts ......................................1Welcome to Defiance ........................2This is Defiance College ....................3Athletics Facilities .............................4Administrative Staff ..........................5Athletic Training Staff ........................5Head Coaching Staff .........................6DC Athletics Philosophy ....................6Jackets in the Community .................7Head Coach Jodie Holava .................8Assistant Coaching Staff ...................92011 Season Outlook ................ 10-11HCAC Preseason Coaches Poll ........122011 DC Softball Roster .................14Roster Breakdown ..........................152011 Player Pages.................... 16-29Elizabeth Huffman ..........................17Lisa Brophy....................................17Tiffany Rathwell ..............................18Katelyn Samples ............................18Tasha Stucke .................................19Kari Baumgartner ...........................19Stephanie Esquibel .........................20Katie Miller .....................................20Tisha Parrish ..................................21Hallie Sullivan .................................21Aubrie Ridinger...............................21Elizabeth Petrie ..............................22Mallory Faling .................................23

Macy Ferrall ...................................23Marah Robinson .............................24Shauna Bowers ..............................25Nicole Diers ...................................25Mollee Galloway .............................26Kaycee Butt ...................................26Kelly Schnipke ................................27Maggie Neanen ..............................27Ashley Switzer ...............................28Anna Vasquez ................................28Kailea Holbrook ..............................29Gloria Basinger ..............................292010 in Review ......................... 31-33Game-by-Game Results ...................31Offensive Statistics .........................31Pitching Statistics ...........................32Defensive Statistics ........................32Honors and Awards ........................32HCAC Final Standings .....................33All-HCAC Awards ............................33DC Softball Records .................. 34-36Year-by-Year Records ......................34Single-Season Records ...................34Career Coaching Records ...............34Career Defensive Records ...............35Individual Season Records ...............35Career Offensive Records ...............36Credits .................... Inside Back Cover2011 Schedule ................. Back Cover

TABLE OF CONTENTS

QUICK FACTSTHE COLLEGE: Location ...........................................................................Defiance, OhioNickname .........................................................................Yellow JacketsColors ............................................................................Purple and GoldEnrollment ....................................................................................1,070Founded ........................................................................................1850President ........................................................................Mark C. GordonWebsite .......................................................................www.defiance.edu

ATHLETICS INFORMATION: Affiliation ............................................................................. NCAA Div. IIIConference ................................. Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceDirector of Athletics ...........................................................Jenni MorrisonSports Information Director ......................................................Seth MikelWebsite ......................................................... www.defianceathletics.com

SOFTBALL INFORMATION: Field ................................................................................Sal Hench FieldHead Coach .........................................................................Jodie HolavaCareer Record ............................................................................ 124-86Graduate Assistant ................................................................Amber JackAssistant Coaches .........................................Aarika Davis and Kelly Coble

PROGRAM HISTORY: Inaugural Season ............................................................................1981All-Time Record ...................................................................... 478-546-4Conference Championships ...................................................................5NCAA Tournament Appearances ............................................................4Last Postseason Appearance ..........................................................2009

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Dear Fellow Defiance College Fan:

On behalf of the entire Defiance College community, I am honored to welcome you to our campus and to today’s game.

The student-athletes representing Defiance on the softball field are an integral part of a wonderful tradition of scholar athletes go-ing back many decades. In their work on the field, in the classroom, and in the larger com-munity, they embody our focus to know, to understand, to lead, and to serve.

We are particularly proud of the ways in which our student-athletes en-gage in service to the community. From assisting senior citizens to mentoring children, from cleaning up public sites to building and repair-ing facilities at local campgrounds, our athletic teams have made a real difference both on and off the field.

The tremendous potential of all our student-athletes is not just a mat-ter of conjecture. Just look at how successful our athletic alumni have been over the past decades. They have made important contributions in many areas, from education and non-profits to business, government, and much more. We are all proud to walk in their footsteps.

We are blessed as well with a real spirit of community and teamwork through-out the College. Not only do our student-athletes learn to practice teamwork on the field, they also witness it on a daily basis, as our coaches, faculty, administrators and staff all work together as a team to help each student-ath-lete achieve his or her potential. We are dedicated to helping all our students achieve success in the classroom, on the playing field, and in life.

I hope you will have an opportunity to get to know on a personal level the student-athletes you are watching today. They are an impressive and diverse group with tremendous energy, a great passion for service, and even greater potential.

I want to thank our entire team, including players, coaches, trainers, and staff, for the wonderful work they do every day and the numerous ways in which they go “above and beyond” on a regular basis. I also want to thank our alumni, the parents of our athletes, and the various organizations, all of whom donate generously to our athletic programs. Members of the Defiance College Board of Trustees, the Purple & Gold Club, and the Alumni Varsity ‘D’ all contribute immeasurably as well both as individuals and through their organizations.

We are pleased to have you as our guest at DC today and hope that you will return to campus frequently for other sporting events as well as for the numerous cultural and academic events, such as the Schomburg Series of concerts, dramatic productions by DC Players, lecture series, and the pioneering McMaster School Symposium.

We hope you enjoy the game. Go Jackets!

Sincerely,

Mark C. Gordon, President

WELCOME TO DEFIANCE

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THIS IS DEFIANCE COLLEGEDefiance College, founded in 1850, is a private liberal arts college affiliated with the United Church of Christ, serving approximately 1,100 students.

Building on a strong foundation of more than a century of educating citizens for lives of leadership and service, Defiance College provides opportunities for its students to make a meaningful impact on society in the twenty-first century with an educational experience of engagement. Defiance’s spirit of service through leadership sets us apart.

The Princeton Review features Defiance College in Colleges with a Con-science: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community Involvement. Defiance College has been named for five-consecutive years to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its com-mitment to community service, and for the past two years, DC has been named a Military Friendly School for providing significant benefits and ser-vices to veterans. Defiance College is also one of 119 U.S. colleges and universities selected by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to receive its 2008 Community Engagement Classification.

The McMaster School for Advancing Humanity was created to provide opportunities for DC undergraduate students and faculty to more closely examine global issues and how they affect the human condition. Faculty and students conducted projects during the 2009-10 year in Belize, Cambodia and New Orleans. The School serves as the umbrella for the Service Leadership Program developing leadership communication, conflict resolution and cultural awareness; the Carolyn M. Small Honors Program providing opportunities for students to participate in an honors curriculum, and Project 701, a student-run nonprofit organization.

Defiance College is also home of the Hench Autism Studies Program, an innovative, multi-faceted program designed to specifically address the late adolescent years and the transition of individuals with autism to adulthood.

Defiance College offers students countless opportunities to enhance their academic experience, from cultural visits in world-class cities across the continent, to international trips around the globe, all of which open the mind to new ideas and cultures and provide insights to help in competition for jobs and graduate school placement.

Student life is an important part of a Defiance College education. Activi-ties include student government, musical and theater groups, religious organizations, the student newspaper, intercultural organizations, honor societies, special interest groups, intramural athletics, and four Greek chapters including a service fraternity.

As a national leader in the field of service learning and engagement, DC teach-es students to take the knowledge they have gained and use it to change lives for the better in their communities, in distant villages, and in their careers.


SAL HENCH FIELD

DEFIANCE COLLEGE ATHLETIC CENTER

ATHLETICS FACILITIES

SMART FITNESS CENTER

The Yellow Jackets softball team utilizes several facilities on the Defiance College campus. Whether the team is competing against a Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference rival at Sal Hench Field, or eating a pre-game meal at the Serrick Center, Defiance College coaches, administration and staff are devoted to providing the student-athletes with the best facilities possible. DC recently broke ground on an 84,000 square-foot field house that will open in the fall of 2011. The multi-purpose floor will provide additional training areas for all 21 varsity athletic programs at Defiance, while the McMaster Center weight room and Smart Fitness Center will also be moved to the new facility to provide the campus with a comprehensive fitness and recreational hub.


ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF

ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM

Jenni Morrison Craig Rutter Seth Mikel

Michelle Trubey John Sunde Brian Boveington

Kevin Tong Kathleen Westfall Kevin Kamlowsky

Director of Athletics Asst. AD for Student-Athlete Engagement

Sports Information Director

Administrative Assistant

Assistant Sports Information Director

Athletics Administra-tion Assistant

Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer / SWA

Athletic Training Assistant

Terry RanesFacilities Director

Hillary BeachyAthletics Administra-

tion Assistant

Kurt MoneysmithAthletic Training

Assistant

Karl H. Weaner Community Center


The Defiance College intercollegiate athletics program serves as a window of opportunity for all prospective student-athletes to experience extra-curricular educational and physical activities that fits within the general mission of the college to develop the whole person.

The student-athlete will be exposed to a variety of opportunities for personal growth in the areas of intellectual, emotional, spiritual, social and physical dimensions as it relates to each individual and their respective sport. The stu-dent-athlete, as a team member, will be involved in a learning community that will strive for excellence both on the field and in the classroom while maintain-ing a dignity of fair play and continued emphasis on positive sportsmanship.

Jointly, the coaches and student-athletes will build an engaged environment that will accentuate the learning process not only within the competitive arena but also within the college campus and the community as a whole. An emphasis will be placed on the impact of participation and personal growth, rather than scoreboard success, in a balanced sports program where equitable sports opportunities will be available to both genders.

The student-athletes of Defiance College choose to participate in the intercol-legiate athletics program for a variety of reasons but none of which includes athletic related financial aid or the promise of financial security through professional athletic stardom. Through participation in the intercollegiate ath-letics program, a student-athlete continues to compete for the love of sport, the thrill of competition and the fulfillment of countless intrinsic values.

The Defiance College intercollegiate athletics program strives to be an integral and cohesive part of the collegiate learning and living process, appropriately well suited to co-exist with the Defiance College mission statement; to know, to lead, to serve and to understand.

HEAD COACHING STAFF

Kyle Brumett Dic Doumanian

David Kwan Fred Moore Steve Oberlin

John Hartpence Jodie Holava

Craig Rutter

Alex Van der Sluijs Derek Woodley

DC ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHY

Robert Taylor

Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Track and Field / Cross Country

Softball

Volleyball Men’s Golf Men’s Tennis / Women’s Tennis

Women’s Golf

Football Men’s Soccer / Women’s Soccer

Baseball


JACKETS IN THE COMMUNITYDefiance College has challenged students to defy the ordinary, to explore academic boundaries, to take on roles of civic responsibility and leadership, and to become engaged on campus and in the community. All of this makes for an extraordinary college experience.

Nowhere else will you find students committed to their communities like Defiance College, and nowhere else will you find student-athletes and coaches as im-mersed in service and engagement.

Members of all Defiance men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports teams participate in service projects. During the 2009-10 academic year, Defiance College student-athletes contributed more than 2,400 hours of service in their community and around the country. The softball team alone put in more than 400 hours of service during the fall of 2010.

Many student-athletes at DC have taken leadership roles in service initiatives campus and community-wide, and several have received scholarships for international projects.

Katelyn Samples, Kari Baumgartner, Katie Miller, Aubrie Ridinger, Nicole Diers, Mollee Galloway, and Kaycee Butt are members of the DC softball team who are Service Leaders for the current academic year. The Service Leader program rewards previous community service and develops students’ leadership skills.

The DC softball team was recently recognized for its consistent contributions and support for the Special Olympics State Softball Tournament when it received a plaque while volunteering at the tournament on Sept. 18. The team helped out at the tournament by leading participants in various skills stations that focused on hitting, fielding, base running and throwing. In addition, the DC players helped out by escorting groups of participants from station to station, and awarding medals to the athletes to honor their achievements. The team contributed 112 hours of service during the event, adding to the already strong tradition of outstanding com-munity service and involvement from Defiance College student-athletes.

In November, the team teamed up with the Northwest Ohio Chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation to plan and host its annual Holiday Party at Springfield High School in Toledo. More than 100 local Wish Kids and their families were in attendance.

The team was responsible for providing games at the party, and met for an evening in the Weaner Community Center prior to the event to make, decorate and create games with a Defiance College theme for the participants. On the day of the event, the team showed up early to help setup and decorate, ran the games and craft stations during the party, and helped tear down and cleanup after the event.

Such experiences give Defiance College students a greater awareness of a diverse world and its needs as well as the leadership skills to create positive change.

MAKE-A-WISH HOLIDAY PARTY


SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF

(-----Overall-----) (-----HCAC-----)Year School W L Pct. W L Pct.2006 Defiance 29 15 .659 10 4 .7142007 Defiance 23 19 .548 13 2 .8672008 Defiance 24 18 .571 10 6 .6252009 Defiance 30 16 .652 12 4 .7502010 Defiance 18 18 .500 7 9 .438Totals - 124 86 .590 52 25 .675

JODIE HOLAVAHC

HEAD COACHSixth SeasonUniversity of Mount Union (‘01)

After just five seasons as the head coach of the Defiance College softball program, Jodie Holava is nearing the most wins in school his-tory with a 124-86 overall record. Holava’s .590 winning percentage is the best by any coach in program history, and the team has been even more impressive under her guidance against conference opponents, boasting a .675 winning percentage.

The Yellow Jackets have won three conference championships in five years during Holava’s tenure, and finished among the top-three in the final standings in four out of five seasons. Even during a relatively disappoint-ing 2010 campaign, when the Jackets finished at .500, marking Holava’s only season without a winning record, the team managed to tally five National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American Scholar-Athletes, five Academic All-HCAC selections, three HCAC Players of the Week, three All-HCAC performers and one NFCA Second Team All-Region selection.

The 2009 season marked the third time in coach Holava’s tenure that the Yellow Jackets qualified for the NCAA Tournament, and the second-straight season they advanced to the Regional Final Four. Defiance hadn’t made a Final Four appearance in the 25 years prior to her arrival.

Holava joined the DC family in 2006, after spending the 2004-2005 season at Notre Dame College of Ohio as an assistant softball coach. With her help, the Falcons finished the season 23-17, marking the best record in school history. They finished 10-4 in the American Mideast Conference and reached the Region IX Tournament for the first time in school history.

Prior to her stint at Notre Dame College of Ohio, Holava coached the North Coast Spirit, a traveling softball team sanctioned by the National Softball Association. The Spirit went to the NSA World Series each year with Holava as their coach.

Holava earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Mount Union in athletic training, with a minor in health and secondary education. A four-year starter for the Raiders, Holava was a two-time First Team All-Ohio Athletic Conference slection and twice named to the All-Central Region First Team.

CAREER COACHING RECORD


STUDENT ASSISTANTThird SeasonDefiance College (‘11)

GRADUATE ASSISTANTSecond SeasonBarryUniversity (‘09)

SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF

AMBER JACKAC

KELLY COBLEAC

Amber Jack is in her second season as a member of the softball coaching staff at Defiance College, where she serves as a graduate assistant for the Yellow Jackets while pursuing a master’s degree in education.

Jack came to DC after graduating from Barry University, where she attained a bachelor’s degree in english literature and was an outstand-ing pitcher and first baseman for the Buccaneers. Jack was a three-time All-Sunshine State Conference selection, a three-time all-regional selection and a two-time All-American. She was also voted as the 2008 SSC Pitcher of the Year and the 2008 Barry University Athlete of the Year.

Following her career at Barry University, Jack spent a summer in Belgium, where she played one season for the Borgerhout Squirrels.

Kelly Coble is in her third season as an assistant coach for the Yellow Jackets’ softball coaching staff. In her first two seasons with the team, Coble has seen the Jackets post a 48-34 record, with one Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament title and one appearance in the NCAA Div. III Regional Semifinals.

Coble played outfield and third base for DC’s conference championship team during the 2008 season, and served for two seasons as the starting goalkeeper for the Yellow Jackets’ soccer team. The Cloverdale, Ohio, na-tive is currently pursuing a degree in mathematics from Defiance College.

ASSISTANT COACHFirst SeasonDefianceCollege (‘10)

AARIKA DAVISAC

After an impressive career on the diamond for DC, Aarika Davis makes the transition from player to coach for the 2011 season.

Davis recorded 166-consecutive starts as she established herself as one of the premier players in the HCAC from 2007 through 2010. The Canton, Ohio native is scattered throughout the DC softball record book, ranking first all-time in walks and second all-time in both assists and at bats, while ranking among the top-ten in hits, runs, doubles, triples and homeruns.

Davis graduated with a degree in business administration in spring, 2010.


2011 SEASON OUTLOOK

FALING

Defiance brings plenty of ex-perience to the table in 2011, and motivation to boot after finishing outside the top-three in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference standings last year for the first time since Coach Holava took control of the program in 2006.

PITCHERS: Kelly Schnipke will serve as the pitching staff’s veteran leader in 2011, after post-ing a team-best seven wins and 3.52 earned run average through 93.2 innings of work last season. The senior slinger is scattered throughout DC’s record books, ranking among the top-seven in career innings pitched (277), wins (22), strike-outs (126) and earned-run aver-age (2.86), and will have plenty of opportunities to supplement those numbers in 2011.

Shauna Bowers was impres-sive in her pitching debut for Defiance last season, holding opposing batters to a team-best .298 batting average. Her breakout sophomore campaign included 81.2 innings and six wins, and concluded with a nine-inning complete-game victory in DC’s season-ending victory over Manchester.

Junior pitcher, Lisa Brophy, gives the Jackets another

veteran pitcher with collegiate experience under her belt, while freshmen pitchers, Kailea Holbrook, Mollee Galloway and Tiffany Rathwell will get a chance to show what they can do in their first season with the Jackets.

CATHERS: Mallory Faling gives the Jackets a seasoned veteran behind the plate, having racked up 124-consecutive starts since her freshman campaign in 2008. She will offer DC’s pitch-ing staff a sense of security, while doing just the opposite for opposing pitchers with her exceptional eye and feel for the strike zone. Faling drew a conference-high 29 walks last season, and will need just eight more this year to become DC’s all-time leader for walks in a career. When her patient approach tempts an opposing pitcher into throwing one down the middle, Faling will not hesi-tate to swing away. The senior slugger currently sits sixth in program history with 70 RBI, and ranks second in the record books with 12 homeruns in her career.

Should Faling miss a game for the first time in her career, vet-eran catcher, Nicole Diers, will be ready to fill in, while fresh-man catcher, Hallie Sullivan, will look to chip in as well.

BOWERS


2011 SEASON OUTLOOK

STUCKE RIDINGER

FIRST BASE: Kaycee Butt took over at first base last season, and gave the Jackets another run-producing bat in the middle of the lineup. She ended with a .250 batting average and 23 hits, while placing fourth on the team with 22 runs batted in. She handled her defensive duties effectively as well, picking up a team-high 226 putouts to go along with 12 assists and a .979 fielding percentage. Becky Petrie gives the Jackets another experienced option at first base, having racked up 29 games and 11 starts in her career.

MIDDLE INFIELD: Tasha Stucke and Katie Miller will be in their second season defend-ing the middle infield together. Stucke has been a stalwart at shortstop since earnining the starting job as a sophomore, and claimed her first-career appear-ance on the First-Team All-HCAC squad last season, after record-ing 43 hits, 29 runs and a .358 batting average along with 89 putouts, 80 assists.

Katie Miller was the only freshman to claim a starting gig with the Jackets last season, and proved her worth by placing third on the team in both hits (26) and runs batted in (23). The Archbold High School product showed a flare for the dramatic, posting a .714 batting average with the bases

loaded, as she connected on five-of-seven opportunities. Freshmen, Maggie Neanen and Macy Ferrall, will serve as the primary backups at both positions, with Mallory Faling serving as the emergency backup at second.

THIRD BASE: Third base is the biggest question mark for Defiance entering the 2011 season, after losing Aarika Davis to graduation last spring. Defiance High School product and Most Valuable Defensive Player, Stephanie Equibel, will get the first crack at securing the position, while classmate, Anna Vasquez, will push her for playing time. Coach Holava can also call on the services of veterans Eliza-beth Petrie and Ashley Switzer.

OUTFIELD: 2010 First Team-All HCAC and NFCA Second Team All-Regional outfielder, Marah Robinson, will roam center field for DC, while a platoon consisting of Katelyn Sam-ples, Aubrie Ridinger and Elizabeth Huffman will rotate in the corners. Robinson is a potential HCAC Player of the Year candidate, after placing second in the HCAC in both batting average (.418) and on-base percentage (.515) last season, while leading the Jackets with 52 hits and 28 RBI. Freshmen outfielders, Kari Baumgartner and Tisha Parrish, will also look to get in the mix for Defiance.


HCAC PRESEASON COACHES POLLRANK TEAM POINTS 1st PLACE VOTES 1 Transylvania 80 Eight2 Bluffton 71 One3 Anderson 59 -4 Manchester 53 - 5 Defiance 48 -6 Franklin 34 - 7 Rose-Hulman 29 -8 Mount St. Joseph 22 - 9 Hanover 9 -

2011 HCAC PLAYERS TO WATCHANDERSON: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolMonica Crowe P Jr. Muncie, Ind. Wes DelStephanie Atkins C Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. Perry Meridian Devin Devin Moorman P So. Batesville, Ind. BatesvilleNatalie Moorhouse 2B So. Albion, Ind. Central NobleEllen Thompson SS Sr. Seymour, Ind. Seymour

BLUFFTON: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolChelsea Osborne SS Jr. Chillicothe, Ohio WaverlyStevie Cuttitta P So. Columbiaville, Mich. Clio Shelby Wade OF So. Delaware, Ohio Buckeye ValleyShelby Efford SS/2B Fr. Paulding, Ohio Paulding Emily Manahan 1B Jr. Columbus, Ohio Bishop Waterson

Defiance: Pos. Yr. Hometown HighSchoolMalloryfaling c Sr. clarkLake,Mich. columbiacentralMarahRobinson Of Sr. newPhiladelphia,Ohio newPhiladelphiaKellySchnipke P Sr. Kalida,Ohio KalidaTashaStucke SS Sr. coldwater,Ohio coldwater

FRANKLIN: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolAlli Mitchell SS/P So. Trafalgar, Ind. Indian CreekJordan Tichenor 3B Sr. Whiteland, Ind. WhitelandKelsey Whitson OF Jr. Elwood, Ind. ElmwoodAshley Burton OF/2B Jr. Nineveh, Ind. Indian CreekBrittany Pullen C Sr. Franklin, Ind. Franklin

HANOVER: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolBlakli Nading OF Jr. North Vernon, Ind. Jennings Co.Lauren Kreinest IF Jr. Harrison, Ohio Wm. Henry HarrisonChelsea Hanner P Sr. Bloomingdale, Ind. Turkey RunJessica Conover IF Fr. Hanover, Ind. SouthwesternHannah Coy OF Jr. Columbia City, Ind. Columbia City

MANCHESTER: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolJade Kennedy 1B/OF Sr. N. Manchester, Ind. ManchesterAmy Hommema C/3B Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. SouthportErica Bush P Sr. Greenwood, Ind. GreenwoodBrittney Miller OF Sr. Goshen, Ind. FairfieldHolly Morris P/IF/OF Jr. Eaton, Ind. Delta

MOUNT ST. JOSEPH: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolCasey Brookbank P Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio Deer ParkMegan McCullough 2B Sr. Middletown, Ohio MiddletownGina Carmosino OF Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio MercyAlisha Goodrich IF Fr. Harrison, Ohio HarrisonKatie Gregg IF Fr. Walton, Ky. Grant Co.

ROSE-HULMAN: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolBrianne Widmoyer P/3B/OF So. Elkhart, Ind. CentralAlyse Mueller P/1B So. Belleville, Ill. WestJenna Martinek SS/2B Fr. Troy, Mo. BuchanonKyla Lutz P/IF Sr. Tennyson, Ind. Boonville

TRANSYLVANIA: Pos. Yr. Hometown High SchoolKendra DeArk P Sr. Jeffersonville, Ind. Jefferson.Alicia Winans 2B Sr. Berville,Mich. ArmadaMegan Mitchell 3B So. West Lafayette, Ind. Wm. Henry HarrisonEmily McCarty OF Jr. Hawesville, Ky. Owensboro CatholicMichelle Ladanyi SS So. Winchester, Ky. Clark Co.


Courtesy of Allison Ramsay


No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown/High School1 Elizabeth Huffman OF Jr. Edwardsburg, Mich./Edwardsburg3 Lisa Brophy P Jr. Saline, Mich./Saline4 Tiffany Rathwell P Fr. Wellington, Ohio/Wellington5 Katelyn Samples OF Jr. Defiance, Ohio/Fairview6 Tasha Stucke SS Sr. Coldwater, Ohio/Coldwater7 Kari Baumgartner OF Fr. Fairfield, Ohio/Fairfield8 Stephanie Esquibel 3B Fr. Defiance, Ohio/Defiance9 Katie Miller 2B/OF So. Archbold, Ohio/Archbold10 Tisha Parrish OF Fr. Van Wert, Ohio/Van Wert11 Hallie Sullivan C Fr. Bay Village, Ohio/Bay13 Aubrie Ridinger OF/1B Jr. LaGrange, Ohio/Keystone14 Elizabeth Petrie 1B/3B Sr. Attica, Ohio/Seneca East16 Mallory Faling C/2B Sr. Clark Lake, Mich./Columbia Central17 Macy Ferrall 3B Fr. St. Marys, Ohio/Memorial18 Marah Robinson OF Sr. New Philadelphia, Ohio/New Philadelphia19 Shauna Bowers P Jr. Delphos, Ohio/Delphos Jefferson20 Nicole Diers C Sr. Pleasant Hill, Ohio/Newton21 Mollee Galloway P/3B Fr. Marion, Ohio/Ridgedale22 Kaycee Butt 1B Sr. Columbus, Ohio/Hilliard Darby23 Kelly Schnipke P Sr. Kalida, Ohio/Kalida24 Maggie Neanen SS/2B Fr. Eaton, Ohio/Eaton25 Ashley Switzer C/3B So. Paulding, Ohio/Paulding26 Anna Vasquez 3B/OF Fr. West Unity, Ohio/Hilltop28 Kailea Holbrook P/1B Fr. Defiance, Ohio/Defiance30 Gloria Basinger C/OF So. Bluffton, Ohio/Cory-RawsonHEAD COACH: Jodie HolavaASSISTANT COACHES: Amber Jack, Aarika Davis, Kelly Coble

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

2011 SOFTBALL ROSTER

Lisa Brophy: Broe-feeKari Baumgartner: Bom-gart-nerStephanie Esquibel: Es-kwi-bellElizabeth Petrie: PEE-treeMalory Faling: Fail-ingNicole Diers: Deers

Kelly Schnipke: SH-nip-keeMaggie Neanen: NEE-nenAshley Switzer: s-White-zerAnna Vasquez: Vass-kezKailea Holbrook: Kay-lee Hole-brookGloria Basinger: Bass-ing-er

BACK ROW (L to R): Student Manager Kelly Coble, Macy Ferrall, Tiffany Rathwell, Hallie Sullivan, Aubrie Ridinger, Shauna Bowers, Gloria Basinger, Katie Miller, Lisa Brophy, Katelyn Samples, Assistant Coach Aarika Davis

MIDDLE ROW (L to R): Athletic Trainer Andrew Baker, Ashley Switzer, Elizabeth Huffman, Maggie Neanen, Anna Vasquez, Kari Baumgartner, Stephanie Esquibel, Kailea Holbrook, Tisha Parrish, Mollee Galloway, Athletic Trainer Amber HarringtonFRONT ROW (L to R): Head Coach Jodie Holava, Tasha Stucke, Kelly Schnipke, Nicole Diers, Mallory Faling, Marah

Robinson, Elizabeth Petrie, Kaycee Butt, Assistant Coach Amber Jack


ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASSSENIORS: (7) JUNIORS: (5)

PITCHERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN3 Lisa Brophy P Jr. R/R Saline, Mich.4 Tiffany Rathwell P Fr. R/R Wellington, Ohio12 Kailea Holbrook P/1B Fr. R/R Defiance, Ohio19 Shauna Bowers P Jr. R/R Delphos, Ohio21 Mollee Galloway P/3B Fr. R/R Marion, Ohio23 Kelly Schnipke P Sr. R/R Kalida, Ohio

CATCHERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN11 Hallie Sullivan C Fr. R/R Bay Village, Ohio 16 Mallory Faling C/2B Sr. R/R Clark Lake, Mich. 20 Nicole Diers C Sr. R/R Pleasant Hill, Ohio25 Ashley Switzer C/3B So. R/R Paulding, Ohio26 Gloria Basinger C/OF So. R/R Bluffton, Ohio

INFIELDERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN6 Tasha Stucke SS Sr. R/R Coldwater, Ohio9 Katie Miller 2B/OF So. R/R Archbold, Ohio14 Elizabeth Petrie 1B/3B Sr. R/R Attica, Ohio15 Stephanie Esquibel 3B Fr. R/R Defiance, Ohio17 Macy Ferrall 3B Fr. R/R St. Marys, Ohio22 Kaycee Butt 1B Sr. R/R Columbus, Ohio 24 Maggie Neanen SS/2B Fr. R/R Eaton, Ohio27 Anna Vasquez 3B/OF Fr. R/R West Unity, Ohio

OUTFIELDERS: NO. PLAYER POS. YR. B/T HOMETOWN1 Elizabeth Huffman OF Jr. R/R Edwardsburg, Mich.5 Katelyn Samples OF Jr. L/R Defiance, Ohio7 Kari Baumgartner OF Fr. R/R Fairfield, Ohio10 Tisha Parrish OF Fr. R/R Van Wert, Ohio13 Aubrie Ridinger OF/1B Jr. L/R LaGrange, Ohio18 Marah Robinson OF Sr. R/R New Philadelphia, Ohio

SOPHOMORES: (3) FRESHMEN: (10)

ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY POSITION

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ELIZABETH HUFFMAN

OUTFIELDERJunior5-3 R/REdwardsburg, MIEdwardsburg H.S.

2010atDefiance: Notched 18 starts and 24 games played…Reached base safely at a .333 clip with 12 walks and eight hits in 46 at bats…Posted a .333 batting average as a leadoff batter in 18 opportunities…Re-corded a hit in five of DC’s last seven games.

2009atDefiance: Did not play.

HighSchool:Three-year letterwinner at Edwardsburg High School under head coach, Ken Jankowski…Selected as a team captain and All-Lakeland Conference Honorable Mention performer during her senior campaign…First-Team All-Edwardsburg School District selection and second-team all-confer-ence as a junior…Member of the Academic Honor Roll.

Personal:Daughter of Mark and Annette Huffman...Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology.

LISA BROPHY

PITCHERJunior5-4 R/RSaline, MISaline H.S.

2010atDefiance:Ranked fourth on the team with 8.2 innings pitched during her sophomore campaign…Posted a 4.67 earned run average in conference play while holding opponents to a .400 batting average.

2009atDefiance:Member of DC’s junior varsity squad...HCAC Aca-demic All-Conference selection.

HighSchool:Earned a varsity letter for four seasons at Saline High School for head coach, Dawn Whitford…Honored as an All-Saline Area School District selection and Woodie Merchant Award recipient in 2008…Named the Hornets’ Defensive Most Valuable Player in 2008...Four-year Gold Honor Roll member.

Personal:Daughter of Steve and Carol Brophy...Majoring in athletic train-ing and wellness...Received the George L. Boomer Memorial Scholarship for sports science.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2009 - - - - - - - - - - - 2009 24-18 46 5 8 0 1 0 2 12 10 .174 CAREER 24-18 46 5 8 0 1 0 2 12 10 .174

Year GP-GS ERA W L SV IP CG SHO K BB ER2009 - - - - - - - - - - -2010 4-0 8.08 0 0 0 8.2 0 0/0 1 5 10CAREER 4-0 8.08 0 0 0 8.2 0 0/0 1 5 10

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04TIFFANY RATHWELL

PITCHERFreshman5-5 R/RWellington, OHWellington H.S.

HighSchool:One-year letterwinner for the Dukes of Wellington High School.

Personal:Daughter of Jerry and Kathy Rathwell…Majoring in athletic training.

05KATELYN SAMPLES

OUTFIELDERJunior5-2 L/RDefiance, OHFairview H.S.

2010atDefiance:Saw action in 35 games with 31 games started…Tallied 17 hits and 13 runs for the Yellow Jackets, both career-highs…Hit .348 in 23 opportunities as a leadoff hitter…Ranked fourth on the team with a .258 batting average in conference play…Recorded a career-high three hits in DC’s season finale against Manchester.

2009atDefiance: Played in 25 games as a freshman…Recorded 10 runs for the Yellow Jackets, serving primarily as a pinch run-ner…Scored a run in three-consecutive games from March 25 through April 1.

HighSchool: Earned four varsity letters at Fairview High School for head coach, Staci Renollet…Se-lected as the Most Valuable Player for FHS’s softball and basketball teams…Two-time First-Team All-Green Meadows Conference selection…Winner of the Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award…All-Northwest District selection as a senior…Academic Honor Roll member.

Personal: Daughter of Kerry and Rhonda Samples...Father, Kerry Samples, was a pitcher for the Defiance College baseball team...Majoring in sport management with a minor in business adminis-tration.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2009 25-0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2010 35-31 85 13 17 2 1 0 6 3 21 .200 CAREER 60-31 85 23 17 2 1 0 6 3 21 .200


06TASHA STUCKE

SHORTSTOPSenior5-3 R/RColdwater, OHColdwater H.S.

2010atDefiance: Led the Yellow Jackets with 29 runs while rank-ing second on the team in batting average (.358), hits (43), total bases (61), and on base percentage (.439)…Ranked second in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference with four triples and tied for fifth with 10 doubles…Posted a team-high .450 batting average with runners in scoring position…Tied Robinson with a team-high 14 multi-hit games, and posted six games with multiple runs batted in…Posted 89 putouts and 80 assists while moving into sixth place on DC’s all-time assists list…Honored as an all-conference performer for the second-straight year, making her first ap-pearance on the All-HCAC First-Team.

2009atDefiance:Started all 46 games at her shortstop position, record-ing 79 putouts and a conference-high 140 assists…Placed second on the team in both hits and runs batted in with 47 and 30 respectively…Hit a team-high 10 doubles and registered the first home run of her career…Recorded a hit in eight of DC’s last nine games…Received All-HCAC recognition.

2008atDefiance: Played in 32 games for DC, starting 21 from her second base position after missing time due to injury…Led the Jackets with four stolen bases, while finishing second on the team with nine sacrifice hits…Tallied 71 putouts and 38 assists…Earned National Fastpitch Coaches Association Academic All-American honors.

HighSchool:Lettered for four seasons at Coldwater High School under head coach, Jeff Kerr…Honored as the Midwest Athletic Conference Player of the Year as a senior…First-Team All-MAC, First-Team All-Northwest District, and Honorable Mention All-Ohio selection…National Honor Society and Honor Roll member.

Personal:Daughter of Myron and Karen Stucke...Majoring in middle childhood education...Four-year starting point guard for the Lady Jackets’ basketball team.

07KARI BAUMGARTNER

OUTFIELDERFreshman5-5 L/RFairfield, OHFairfield H.S.

HighSchool: Played her high school ball at Fairfield High School for head coach, Brenda Steiger…Member of the Honor Roll.

Personal:Daughter of Andy and Theresa Baumgartner…Majoring in well-ness and corporate fitness with a minor in psychology and autisim studies.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2008 32-21 65 9 9 0 0 0 3 4 9 .1382009 46-46 160 29 47 10 2 1 30 10 64 .2942010 36-36 120 29 43 10 4 0 25 18 61 .358 CAREER 114-103 345 67 99 20 6 1 58 32 134 .287


08STEPHANIE ESQUIBEL

THIRD BASEFreshman5-5 R/RDefiance, OHDefiance H.S.

HighSchool:Four-year letterwinner at Defiance High School for head coach, Ken Brandon…Picked as the Bulldog’s Most Valuable Defensive Player.

Personal:Daughter of Tina Marshall and Benjamin Esquibel Jr…Majoring in psychology.

09KATIE MILLER

SECOND BASESophomore5-3 R/RArchbold, OHArchbold H.S.

2010atDefiance:Started all 36 games at second base for the Yellow Jackets during her freshman season…Ranked third on the team with 26 hits and 23 runs batted in…Posted a .714 batting average with the bases loaded, recording a hit in five-of-seven opportunities…Erupted with a career-best three hits, two runs and seven RBI in three at bats in DC’s win over Findlay on March 17…Recorded 87 putouts and 35 assists with a .946 fielding percentage.

HighSchool:Two-year letterwinner for head coach, Joe Frank, at Arch-bold High School.

Personal:Daughter of Mark and Joyce Miller…Majoring in early childhood education.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2010 36-36 109 16 26 4 2 2 23 12 40 .239 CAREER 36-36 109 16 26 4 2 2 23 12 40 .239


11HALLIE SULLIVAN

CATCHERFreshman5-5 R/RBay Village, OHBay H.S.

HighSchool:Three-year letterwinner at Bay High School for head coach, Shannon Andrews…Two-time Coach’s Award recipient.

Personal: Daughter of Harry and Susan Sullivan…Majoring in early child-hood education with a minor in autism studies.

13AUBRIE RIDINGER

OUTFIELDERJunior5-8 L/RLaGrange, OHKeystone H.S.

2010atDefiance: Recorded 15 runs and 15 hits with three doubles and seven runs batted in…Ranked fifth on the team with 13 walks in 89 at bats…Tallied a career-best three hits in three at bats against Eastern Mennonite on March 8…Recorded 27 putouts and one assist without committing an error all season.

2009atDefiance: Played in three games during her freshman cam-paign…Had two at bats for the Yellow Jackets and recorded a run in DC’s matchup against Manchester College on April 8.

HighSchool: Earned two letters for head coach, Jim Piazza, at Key-stone High School…Member of the Wildcats’ 2006 State Championship team…National Honor Society member.

Personal: Daughter of Greg and Dawn Ridinger...Majoring in integrated social studies with a minor in autism studies and communications.

10TISHA PARRISH

OUTFIELDERFreshman5-4 R/RVan Wert, OHVan Wert H.S.

HighSchool: Lettered for two seasons at Van Wert High School for head coach, Mike McClure.

Personal: Daughter of Jason and Kelly Parrish…Majoring in molecular biology.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2009 3-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2010 33-33 89 15 15 3 0 0 7 13 18 .169 CAREER 36-33 92 15 15 3 0 0 7 13 18 .163


14ELIZABETH PETRIE

FIRST BASESenior5-11 R/RAttica, OHSeneca East H.S.

2010atDefiance: Played in 11 games with four starts for the Yellow Jackets…Tallied two hits and two RBI in 13 at bats against Heartland Colle-giate Athletic Conference teams…Hit .250 with runners in scoring position in conference play, and .400 with two outs…Recorded seven putouts, one assist and no errors at first base…Posted two hits and two RBI in three at bats against Rose-Hulman on Apr. 27.

2009atDefiance: Played in three games during her sophomore sea-son…Gained valuable collegiate experience, recording three at bats for the Yellow Jackets

2008atDefiance: Played in 15 games, starting in 11 while splitting time at first base and designated hitter…Drove in seven runs, including the game’s only run in DC’s victory over Anderson on April 17…Tallied three hits and six bases on balls…Had 69 putouts on the year…Named a National Fastpitch Coaches Association Academic All-American.

HighSchool: A graduate of Seneca East High School, Petrie was a three-year letterwinner for coach Mike Cholode-witsch…Named Honor-able Mention All-Midland Athletic League in 2007, while also winning the Coach’s Award.

Personal: Daughter of Al and Sally Petrie...Major-ing in middle childhood education, mathematics and social studies.


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16MALLORY FALING

CATCHERSenior5-5 R/RClark Lake, MIColumbia Central H.S.

2010atDefiance:Tied for first in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference with 29 walks, moving into third place in school history with 64 bases on balls…Notched a .389 slugging percentage with six doubles, three homeruns and 37 total bases…Finished fourth on the team with a .408 on base percentage…Hit .268 in the conference with a .463 slugging percentage and a .446 on base percentage…Placed second on the team with 112 putouts…Recorded three hits, including two doubles, in DC’s last game of the season.

2009atDefiance: Played in all 46 games behind the plate, recording 152 putouts and 20 assists…Placed second on the team with 28 runs bat-ted in, while posting a .305 batting average…Hit four homeruns and drew a team-high 20 walks to place second in the HCAC in bases on balls…Re-corded multiple hits in 10 contests and posted nine multi-RBI games…Re-ceived All-HCAC recognition for the second-straight season.

2008atDefiance:Started all 42 games behind the plate in her first sea-son with the Jackets…Led DC in runs batted in with 29, ranking fourth in the HCAC in that category…Also ranked fourth in the conference in homeruns, tallying five long balls on the season…Topped Defiance with nine doubles, while finishing second on the team with 15 bases on balls and third in batting with a .296 average…Had eight multi-RBI games…Gunned down nearly 50 percent of opponents attempting to steal...Earned All-HCAC honors.

HighSchool: A graduate of Columbia Central High School, Faling was a four-year letterwinner for coach Kevin Miller…Earned All-Sourthern Michi-gan Activities Association honors as well as all-area recognition for the Golden Eagles…Picked as the team’s Most Valuable Player.

Personal: Daughter of Patti Faling of Clark Lake, Mich...Majoring in well-ness and corporate fitness with a minor in recreation.

17MACY FERRALL

THIRD BASEFreshman5-3 R/RSt. Marys, OHMemorial H.S.

HighSchool:First-Team Div. II All-Northwest District selection at Memorial High School.

Personal: Daughter of Greg Ferrall and Nan Huckeriede…Majoring in el-ementary education…Also a member of the Defiance College soccer team.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2008 42-42 125 16 37 9 0 5 29 15 61 .2962009 46-46 141 16 43 4 1 4 28 20 61 .3052010 36-36 95 19 22 6 0 3 13 29 37 .232CAREER 124-124 361 51 102 19 1 12 70 64 159 .283


18MARAH ROBINSON

OUTFIELDERSenior5-7 R/RNew Philadelphia, OHNew Philadelphia H.S.

2010atDefiance:Ranked second in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference with a .448 batting average and a .515 on base percent-age…Finished fourth in the conference in hits (52), slugging percentage (.664), and total bases (77)…Led the Yellow Jackets with 28 runs batted in and four home runs…Hit .500 in conference competitions with runners in scoring position…Tied Stucke for a team-high 14 multi-hit games, including six games of three or more hits…Notched 62 putouts and four assists with just one error from her centerfield position...Selected as a First-Team All-HCAC and National Fastpitch Coaches Association Second-Team All-Central Region performer.

2009atDefiance: Started all 46 games in the outfield for the Yellow Jackets…Posted a .277 batting average with 38 hits, 33 runs and 25 runs batted in…Led the team with five home runs, giving her a school-record 12 long balls in just two seasons…Placed third in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference with 19 bases on balls and placed fourth on the team with a .371 on base percentage…Registered 51 putouts from her outfield position.

2008atDefiance: Started all 42 games for Defiance, splitting time between center and left field…Led the Jackets in batting average, on-base percentage, hits, home runs and total bases…Her seven home runs are second all-time in DC’s single-season record book…Ranked second in the HCAC with 74 total bases, while also finishing in the top five in home runs, slugging percentage, runs and bases on balls…Recorded 12 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI contests…Named HCAC Freshman of the Year, while also earning All-HCAC honors.

HighSchool: A graduate of New Philadelphia High School, Robinson was a two-year letterwinner for coach Amy Welch…Selected twice as a Second-Team All-East Central Ohio League performer.

Personal: Daughter of Lisa M. Burns of New Philadelphia, Ohio...Majoring in sport man-agement.



19SHAUNA BOWERS

PITCHERJunior5-8 R/RDelphos, OHDelphos Jefferson H.S.

2010atDefiance: Earned six wins with a 4.03 earned run average through 81.2 innings of work…Held opposing batters to a team-best .298 batting average…Dropped her earned run average to 3.83 against conference com-petition…Led the pitching staff with three wins in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference…Finished the season with a nine-inning complete-game victory, allowing just one earned run against Manchester on May 1.

2009atDefiance: Did not play.

HighSchool: Four-year letterwinner for head coach, Brad Rostorfer, at Delphos Jefferson High…Selected as the Northwest Conference Player of the Year in 2008.

Personal: Daughter of Darrel and Carol Bowers...Majoring in early child-hood education.

20NICOLE DIERS

CATCHERSenior5-5 R/RPleasant Hill, OHNewton H.S.

2010atDefiance: Notched 15 games played for the Jackets, serving primar-ily as a pinch runner…Finished the season with six runs and a .500 on base percentage…Scored a run in four-straight contests from April 2 through 13.

2009atDefiance: Played in six games during her sophomore season… Recorded four runs on the season, including a run in three-straight games.

2008atDefiance: Started eight of her 11 games in 2008 behind the plate, while also serving as a pinch runner…Recorded two hits and four runs batted in…Tallied 28 putouts and three assists.

HighSchool: Four-year letterwinner at Newton High School for head coach, Kirk Kadel…Selected as the Cross County Conference Player of the Year in 2007…Recognized as an All-CCC, All-Northwest District, and All-Ohio performer.

Personal: Daughter of Ned and Judy Diers of Pleasant Hill, Ohio...Majoring in art…Sister of former Defiance College softball player, Robin Diers.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2008 11-8 13 2 2 0 0 0 4 0 2 .154 2009 6-0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2010 15-0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 CAREER 32-8 14 12 2 0 0 0 4 1 2 .143

Year GP-GS ERA W L SV IP CG SHO K BB ER2009 - - - - - - - - - - -2010 21-14 4.03 6 6 2 81.2 4 1/0 33 26 47CAREER 21-14 4.03 6 6 2 81.2 4 1/0 33 26 47


21MOLLEE GALLOWAY

PITCHERFreshman5-3 R/RMarion, OHRidgedale H.S.

HighSchool:Earned four varsity letters at Ridgedale High School for head coach, Mike Davis…Two-time All-Central District selection…Twice selected as an All-Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference performer…Honor Roll and National Honor Society member.

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Tami Galloway…Majoring in psychology with a minor in business administration.

22KAYCEE BUTT

FIRST BASESenior5-4 R/RColumbus, OHHilliard Darby H.S.

2010atDefiance:Earned the start at first base in 34 games…Ranked fifth on the team with 23 hits and fourth on the squad with 22 runs batted in…Hit .343 in 35 at bats with runners in scoring position…Registered five multi-hit games and seven multi-RBI games…Led the team with 226 putouts.

2009atDefiance:Did not play.

2008atDefiance: Did not play due to injury.

HighSchool: A graduate of Hilliard Darby High School, Butt was a three-year letterwinner for coach Kevin Moody…Honored as a Second-Team All-Ohio Capital Conference performer, while also receiving the Top Gunner Award and leading the team in slugging percentage.

Personal:Daughter of Douglas and Kimberly Butt...Majoring in sport management.

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB TB BA 2008 - - - - - - - - - - - 2009 - - - - - - - - - - - 2010 34-34 92 8 23 3 0 1 22 4 29 .250 CAREER 34-34 92 8 23 3 0 1 22 4 29 .250


23KELLY SCHNIPKE

PITCHERSenior5-5 R/RKalida, OHKalida H.S.

2010atDefiance:Led the Yellow Jackets with 93.2 innings pitched and 16 games started…Posted a team-best 3.51 earned run average while holding opposing batters to a .332 batting average…Notched a team-high nine com-plete games…Dropped her ERA to 1.85 through 41.2 innings against teams in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference…Named a National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American Scholar Athlete and HCAC Academic All-Con-ference selection…Selected as the HCAC Pitcher of the Week on April 26, and tabbed as an All-HCAC Honorable Mention performer.

2009atDefiance:Notched 16 starts and 118.1 innings of work at pitch-er…Recorded a complete game in eight of her 16 starts while posting a 10-5 record for the season…Finished with a 2.37 earned run average…Registered 59 strike outs and just 18 walks while holding her opponents to a collective .274 batting average…Tied for first in the HCAC with three saves.

2008atDefiance:Appeared in 16 games for the Jackets, starting at pitcher in nine of those contests…Finished second on the team with two shutouts after holding Franklin and Hanover scoreless…Went 5-6 on the year with a 3.02 earned run average, tallying 24 strikeouts in 65 innings pitched…Earned a save in DC’s win over Hiram on March 29.

HighSchool:A graduate of Kalida High School, Schnipke was a four-year letterwinner for head coach, Jeff Clement…Two-time All-Putnam County selec-tion…Honored as the Wildcats’ Most Improved Player and Most Valuable Player.

Personal:Daughter of Mike and Dolly Schnipke...Majoring in early childhood education with a minor in autism studies.

Year GP-GS ERA W L SV IP CG SHO K BB ER2008 16-9 3.02 5 6 1 65.0 4 2/0 24 8 282009 26-16 2.37 10 5 3 118.1 8 3/1 59 18 402010 18-16 3.51 7 7 0 93.2 9 1/0 43 17 47CAREER 60-41 2.90 22 18 4 277 21 6/1 126 43 115

24MAGGIE NEANEN

SHORTSTOPFreshman5-4 R/REaton, OHEaton H.S.

HighSchool: Four-year letterwinner at Eaton High School for head coach, Tim Holland…Honored for four-consecutive years as an all-county selection…Sec-ond-Team All-Southwestern Buckeye League selection…Selected as a District 15 All-Star.

Personal:Daughter of Ron and Cindy Neanen…Father, Ron Neanen, is a for-mer football player for Defiance College…Majoring in wellness and corporate fitness.


25ASHLEY SWITZER

CATCHERSophomore5-2 R/RPaulding, OHPaulding H.S.

2010atDefiance: Gained collegiate experience as a member of the Yel-low Jackets’ junior varsity team.

HighSchool: Two-year letterwinner at Paulding High School for head coach Kevin Vance…North West Conference Scholar Athlete…Coach’s Award winner.

Personal:Daughter of Todd Switzer…Majoring in forensic science with a minor in mathematics.

26ANNA VASQUEZ

THIRD BASEFreshman5-5 R/RWest Unity, OHHilltop H.S.

HighSchool:Lettered for one season at Hilltop High School for head coach, Tom Smith…Tabbed as an Honorable Mention All-Buckeye Border Conference selection.

Personal:Daughter of Lori Kear…Majoring in sport management.

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28KAILEA HOLBROOK

PITCHERFreshman5-6 R/RDefiance, OHDefiance H.S.

HighSchool:Earned four varsity letters at Defiance High School for head coach, Ken Brandon…Selected as a Second-Team All-Northwest District and Third-Team Western Buckeye League performer as a junior…Received Second-Team All-WBL, Honorable Mention All-District and the Iron Dog Award following her senior campaign.

Personal:Daughter of Kevin and Stephanie Holbrook…Majoring in molecular biology.

30GLORIA BASINGER

CATCHERSophomore5-7 R/RBluffton, OHCory-Rawson H.S.

HighSchool:Earned four varsity letters at Cory-Rawson High School for head coach, Bruce Purcell…Selected as an Honorable Mention All-Northwest District and a First-Team All-Blanchard Valley Conference performer…Honor Roll member.

Personal: Daughter of Justin and Sharon Basinger…Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology.


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2010 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTSDATE OPPOSING TEAM W/L SCORE PITCHER OF RECORD03/05 Centre W 6-3 Schnipke (W 1-0)03/05 Centre W 9-7 Bowers (W 1-0) 03/07 Marietta^ L 2-7 Schnipke (L 1-1) 03/08 Wittenberg^ W 9-3 Gow (W 2-0)03/07 Waynesburg^ W 11-0 Gow (W 2-0) 03/08 Eastern Mennonite^ W 4-3 Schnipke (W 2-1) 03/10 Chatham^ W 11-1 Bowers (W 3-0) 03/10 Westminster^ W 4-1 Schnipke (W 3-1) 03/17 FINDLAY W 16-8 Bowers (W 4-0) 03/17 FINDLAY W 4-3 Gow (W 2-0) 03/20 ALBION W 6-4 Schnipke (W 3-1) 03/20 ALBION L 3-6 Gow (L 3-1)03/24 Trine L 0-8 Schnipke (L 3-2)03/24 Trine L 1-7 Gow (L 3-2)03/27 Anderson* L 5-8 Schnipke (L 3-3)03/27 Anderson * W 3-0 Gow (W 4-2)03/30 BLUFFTON* L 1-6 Bowers (L 3-1)03/30 BLUFFTON* L 0-8 Gow (L 4-3)03/30 Centre College W 6-3 Schnipke (W 1-0)04/02 FRANKLIN* L 4-5 Gow (L 4-4)04/02 FRANKLIN* W 4-3 Bowers (W 4-1)04/07 No. 5 Ohio Northern L 4-7 Gow (L 4-4)04/07 No. 5 Ohio Northern L 5-6 Bowers (L 4-2)04/09 HANOVER* W 9-5 Gow (W 5-5)04/09 HANOVER* W 7-1 Schnipke (W 5-3) 04/13 DENISON* L 7-8 Schnipke (L 5-3)04/13 DENISON* L 5-10 Bowers (L 4-3)04/16 Transylvania* L 0-2 Schnipke (L 5-5)04/16 Transylvania* L 5-10 Bowers (L 4-4)04/17 Mount St. Joseph* W 4-3 Schnipke (W 6-5)04/17 Mount St. Joseph* L 2-7 Bowers (L 4-5) 04/22 ADRIAN* W 7-0 Schnipke (W 7-5) 04/22 ADRIAN* L 0-11 Bowers (L 4-6) 04/27 Rose-Hulman* L 0-1 Schnipke (L 7-6)04/27 Rose-Hulman* W 8-0 Bowers (W 6-6)05/01 MANCHESTER* L 1-8 Schnipke (L 7-7)05/01 MANCHESTER* W 4-3 Bowers (W 6-6)

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PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% Robinson, Marah .448 36-36 116 25 52 9 2 4 28 77 .664 Stucke, Tasha .358 36-36 120 29 43 10 4 0 25 61 .508 Davis, Aarika .253 36-36 99 19 25 3 1 2 9 36 .364 Butt, Kaycee .250 34-34 92 8 23 3 0 1 22 29 .315 Gow, Brittany .250 26-24 68 7 17 3 0 2 19 26 .382 Miller, Katie .239 36-36 109 16 26 4 2 2 23 40 .367 Faling, Mallory .232 36-36 95 19 22 6 0 3 13 37 .389 Samples, Katelyn .200 35-31 85 13 17 2 1 0 6 21 .247 Huffman, Elizabeth .174 24-18 46 5 8 0 1 0 2 10 .217 Ridinger, Aubrie .169 33-33 89 15 15 3 0 0 7 18 .202 Williams, Kelsey .500 2-0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 Petrie, Elizabeth .118 11-4 17 1 2 0 0 0 3 2 .118 Rudden, Caitlin .000 11-0 4 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 Diers, Nicole .000 15-0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Bowers, Shauna .000 8-7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Schnipke, Kelly .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .266 36-36 943 171 251 43 11 14 158 358 .380 Opponents .322 36-36 996 173 321 50 10 22 163 457 .459

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2010 PITCHING STATISTICSPLAYER ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP BB SO B/AVG Schnipke, Kelly 3.51 7-7 18-16 9 1/0 0 93.2 17 43 .332 Gow, Brittany 3.77 5-5 12-6 2 2/0 0 55.2 14 17 .314 Bowers, Shauna 4.03 6-6 24-14 4 1/0 2 81.2 26 33 .298 Brophy, Lisa 8.08 0-0 4-0 0 0/0 0 8.2 5 1 .457 Totals 3.91 18-18 36-36 15 4/0 2 239.2 62 94 .322 Opponents 3.86 18-18 36-36 27 5/1 1 239.2 147 176 .266

2010 DEFENSIVE STATISTICSPLAYER C PO A E FLD% DP SBA CSB SBA% PB Ridinger, Aubrie 30 27 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 Huffman, Elizabeth 25 24 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 Petrie, Elizabeth 8 7 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 Rudden, Caitlin 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 Brophy, Lisa 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 .000 0 Williams, Kelsey 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 Robinson, Marah 67 62 4 1 .985 0 0 0 --- 0 Faling, Mallory 131 112 17 2 .985 0 20 5 .800 6 Butt, Kaycee 243 226 12 5 .979 6 0 0 --- 0 Stucke, Tasha 176 89 80 7 .960 4 0 0 --- 0 Bowers, Shauna 24 5 18 1 .958 0 7 2 .778 0 Miller, Katie 129 87 35 7 .946 5 0 0 --- 0 Davis, Aarika 152 53 90 9 .941 3 0 0 --- 0 Gow, Brittany 12 1 10 1 .917 0 1 2 .333 0 Schnipke, Kelly 42 7 29 6 .857 0 12 0 1.000 0 Samples, Katelyn 19 15 1 3 .842 0 0 0 --- 0 Diers, Nicole 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 Totals 1063 719 302 42 .960 8 20 5 .800 6 Opponents 1083 719 307 57 .947 7 6 1 .857 10

2010 HONORS AND AWARDSSHAUNA BOWERS: HCAC Pitcher of the Week (April 25-May 1)

LISA BROPHY: NFCA All-America Scholar-AthleteHCAC Academic All-Conference

AARIKA DAVIS: HCAC Preseason Player to WatchHCAC All-Sportsmanship Team (Spring)

MALLORY FALING: HCAC Preseason Player to Watch

BRITTANY GOW: HCAC Pitcher of the Week (March 22-28)

ELIzABETH PETRIE: NFCA All-America Scholar-AthleteSAAC Sportsmanship Award (March 19)HCAC Academic All-Conference

AUBRIE RIDINGER: NFCA All-America Scholar-AthleteHCAC Academic All-Conference

MARAH ROBINSON: HCAC Preseason Player to WatchFirst-Team All-HCACNFCA Second-Team All-Region

KELLY SCHNIPKE: NFCA All-America Scholar-AthleteHCAC Preseason Player to WatchHCAC Pitcher of the Week (April 19-25)All HCAC Honorable MentionHCAC Academic All-Conference

TASHA STUCKE: HCAC Preseason Player to WatchFirst-Team All-HCAC

KELSEY WILLIAMS: NFCA All-America Scholar-AthleteHCAC Academic All-Conference

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2010 HCAC FINAL STANDINGSTEAM W L PCT. W L PCT. Transylvania* 14 2 .875 35 11 .761Bluffton 11 5 .688 18 22 .450 Anderson 10 6 .625 23 20 .534 Manchester 9 7 .562 17 20 .459 Rose-Hulman 9 7 .562 16 14 .533 Defiance 7 9 .438 18 18 .500Franklin 7 9 .438 16 18 .471Mount St. Joseph 8 8 .500 13 23 .361Hanover 1 15 .062 9 27 .250

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2010 POSTSEASON AWARDSAWARD PLAYER SCHOOLMost Valuable Player Megan Mitchell Transylvania UniversityPitcher of the Year Kristi Brown Manchester CollegeFreshman of the Year Megan Mitchell Transylvania UniversityCoach of the Year Michelle Manning Transylvania University

FIRST-TEAM ALL-HCACPLAYER SCHOOL YR. POS.Amy Hommema Manchester So. CEmily Manahan Bluffton So. 1BRosie Bond Manchester Sr. 1BAlicia Winans Transylvania Jr. 2BTashaStucke Defiance Jr. SSMegan Mitchell Transylvania Fr. 3BNatalie Moorhouse Anderson Fr. DPMarahRobinson Defiance Jr. OfBrittney Bernthold Rose-Hulman Sr. OFEmily McCarty Transylvania So. OFKristi Brown Manchester Sr. PBrooke Babcock Bluffton Sr. PKendra DeArk Transylvania Jr. PJordan Goslee Rose-Hulman Sr. P

SECOND-TEAM ALL-HCACPLAYER SCHOOL YR. POS.Nell Wilson Mount St. Joseph Fr. CMegan Kruse Anderson So. 1BMandy Leming Franklin Fr. 2BAlli Mitchell Franklin Fr. SSMichelle Ladanyi Transylvania Fr. SSJayme Marbaugh Bluffton Sr. 3BKathleen Horn Mount St. Joseph So. 3BJade Kennedy Manchester Jr. DPMegan Ream Anderson Fr. OFBrianne Widmoyer Rose-Hulman Fr. OFTanya Sefton Mount St. Joseph Fr. OFAnne Broadhead Transylvania So. OFOlivia Wall Transylvania Jr. PStevie Cuttitta Bluffton Fr. P

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WINS 30 ..........2009 29 ..........2006 28 ..........2005 28 ..........1987 27 ..........1986

BATTING AVG .380 .......1995.334 .......1996.333 .......2007.300 .......1993.298 .......1998

HITS 383 ........2007 362 ........2009 361 ........2005 333 ........2003 327 ........2006

RUNS 263 ........1985 241 ........2007 238 ........2009 228 ........1987 227 ........2005

DOUBLES 72 ..........2007 67 ..........2005 61 ..........2009 55 ..........2003 43 ..........2010

TRIPLES 20 ..........1985 17 ..........1987 11 ..........2010 11 ..........2009 11 ..........2007

HOME RUNS 23 .........2009 17 .........1993 16 ..........2008 16 ..........2005

RBI 263 ........2005 209 ........2009 208 ........2007 195 ........1993 193 ........1985

WALKS 150 ........1985 147 ........2010130 ........1987 128 ........1986 112 ........1984

STOLEN BASES 69 ..........1993 43 .........2002 40 .........1994 38 .........2004 36 ..........1991

ERA 0.54 .......1987 1.35 .......1986 1.63 .......1985 1.89 .......1988 2.15 ......1989

PUTOUTS 941 ........2009 897 .......2005 897 .......2003 891 .......1986 871 .......2006

ASSISTS 534 .......2005 522 .......2003 482 .......2004 470 .......2009 426 .......2006

FIELDING PCT .968 ......2009.966 .......2008.966 .......2006.960 .......2010

DC SOFTBALL RECORDSYear W L T Pct.2010 18 18 0 .500 2009 30 16 0 .652 2008 24 18 0 .5712007 23 19 0 .5482006 29 15 0 .659 2005 28 17 0 .6222004 22 19 1 .537 2003 16 29 0 .356 2002 17 21 1 .447 2001 12 29 0 .293 2000 11 27 0 .289 1999 7 29 0 .194 1998 9 16 1 .360 1997 6 22 0 .214 1996 16 11 0 .593 1995 5 21 0 .192 1994 8 20 0 .286 1993 20 12 0 .625 1992 10 16 0 .385 1991 9 16 1 .360 1990 12 19 0 .387 1989 8 19 0 .296 1988 16 21 0 .432 1987 28 12 0 .700 1986 27 17 0 .614 1985 27 14 0 .659 1984 17 15 0 .531 1983 11 15 0 .423 1982 7 11 0 .389 1981 3 14 0 .176 Total 476 548 4 .463

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

Coach (Years Coached) Yrs. W L T Pct.1 Marty Litherland (1981-87, 1991-93) 10 159 142 1 .5282 JodieHolava (2006-Pres.) 5 124 86 0 .5903 Kary Kankey (2001-05) 5 95 115 2 .4524 Cindy Elliot (1988-90) 3 36 59 0 .3795 Tom York (1994-96) 3 29 52 0 .3586 Robin Pietryk (1998-00) 3 27 72 1 .2737 John Kasay (1997) 1 6 22 0 .214

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CAREER DEFENSIVE RECORDSEARNED RUN AVERAGE 1.22 ............. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 1.75 .....Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 2.07 .................Alicia Allen (2004-06) 2.40 ........Justine Johnston (2006-09) 2.59 .......Deanna McIntosh (1983-85) 2.60 ...........Sarah Harman (2000-03) 2.86..KellySchnipke(2008-Pres.)3.20 .............. Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 3.30 .................... Jill Ward (1993-96) 3.51 ............... Robin Diers (2005-08)

INNINGS PITCHED 665 1/3 .....Sarah Harman (2000-03) 653 1/3 ..Justine Johnston (2006-09) 566 2/3 ..Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 504 2/3 ....... Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 334 1/3 ........ Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 315 2/3 .............. Jill Ward (1993-96) 277..KellySchnipke(2008-Pres.)274 ..................Alicia Allen (2004-06) 231 1/3 ......... Robin Diers (2005-08)200 1/3 ..Deanna McIntosh (1983-85)

STRIKEOUTS 412 .........Justine Johnston (2006-09) 381 ............Sarah Harman (2000-03) 347 .............. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 222 ......Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 126..KellySchnipke(2008-Pres.)113 ............... Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 105 .............Brooke Baker (1996-97) 96 ....................Alicia Allen (2004-06) 83 ....................... Jill Ward (1993-96) 82 .................. Robin Diers (2005-08)

WINS 66 ...........Justine Johnston (2006-09) 51 ................ Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 39 ..............Sarah Harman (2000-03) 37 ........Francine Wahrman (1987-90) 27 ....................... Jill Ward (1993-96) 26 ....................Alicia Allen (2004-06) 22....KellySchnipke(2008-Pres.)20 .................. Robin Diers (2005-08)18 ................. Jodi Sigman (1991-94) 16 ..........Deanna McIntosh (1983-85)

PUTOUTS 1297 .......... Kalette Peters (2002-05) 986 ....... Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 656 ..............Kristi Mounts (1999-02) 635 ............... Angela Spry (1996-99) 600 ............. Tracy Hanson (1983-85) 589 .................Tina Bruntz (1988-91) 550 ............... Amy Kinkaid (1987-90) 457 ..........Cheryl Coressel (1986-89) 440 ...................Kim Kurtz (1993-96) 423 .......Kelly VanderHorst (2002-05)

ASSISTS 473 ............... Chris Moreo (2002-05) 353 ............... Aarika Davis (2007-10) 336 .......... Stephanie Lieto (2006-09) 328 ............ Renee Steffen (2004-07) 295 ................ Sarah Kuhn (2002-04) 258.... TashaStucke(2008-Pres.)245 .........Penni Bostelman (1984-87) 244 .........Tiffany Allomong (1998-00) 215 .............. Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 212 ......... Stephanie Minor (1997-99)

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EARNED RUN AVERAGE 0.52 ... Francine Wahrman (1987) 0.70 ............Cheryl Billow (1987) 1.55 ............Cheryl Billow (1985) WINS 19 ......... Justine Johnston (2009) 18 ......... Justine Johnston (2008) 18 ...............Cheryl Billow (1986) ASSISTS 159 ............. Chris Moreo (2005) 144 ............. Chris Moreo (2003) 140....... TashaStucke(2009) STRIKEOUTS 153 .............Cheryl Billow (1986) 145 .......... Sarah Harman (2001) 126 ........ Justine Johnston (2006

BATTING AVERAGE .493 .........Theresa Penny (1995).474 .......... Shari Schafer (1995).448..MarahRobinson(2010) HITS 55 ....... Kacy VanderHorst (2005) 55 ................ Linda Lauth (1985) 54 ................Kelsey Sugg (2007 HOME RUNS 9 ..............Shawn Mitchell (1993) 7.......MarahRobinson(2008) 6 ..................Kelsey Sugg (2006 RUNS BATTED IN 43 ................ Linda Lauth (1985) 42 ............Shawn Mitchell (1993) 37 .........Melanie Bushman (2009

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CAREER OFFENSIVE RECORDSBATTING AVERAGE .425 ............Theresa Penny (1994-96).394 ............Shawn Mitchell (1992-93).364 ............... Kelsey Sugg (2005-07).364 ....... Kacy VanderHorst (2004-05).364 ..............Shari Schafer (1993-96).362.....MarahRobinson(2008-Pres.).360 ................... Kim Kurtz (1993-96).351 ...................Amy Flory (1993-95).351 .................Linda Lauth (1985-88).342 ................Angela Spry (1996-99)

HITS 152 .................Chris Moreo (2002-05) 144 ................ Kelsey Sugg (2005-07) 144 ..............Kalette Peters (2002-05) 137 ..............Renee Steffen (2004-07) 136 ..................Linda Lauth (1985-88) 135.. MarahRobinson(2008-Pres.)134 .................Aarika Davis (2007-10) 134 ............ Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 133 .........Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 114 ............... Kristi Beechy (1999-02)

RUNS 94 ....................Linda Lauth (1985-88) 93 ...................Chris Moreo (2002-05) 88...MarahRobinson(2008-Pres.)87 ..................Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 86 .............. Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 86 ................Kalette Peters (2002-05) 83 ...................Aarika Davis (2007-10) 75 .....................Laurel Palk (2005-08) 75 ................Renee Steffen (2004-07) 72 .................Shari Schafer (1993-96)

DOUBLES 33 .................. Kelsey Sugg (2005-07) 32 ................Kalette Peters (2002-05) 31 ...........Kelly VanderHorst (2002-05) 28 ...................Aarika Davis (2007-10) 28 .............. Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 28 ...........Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 26 ................. Kristi Beechy (1999-02) 25 ...................Chris Moreo (2002-05) 25 .................Shari Schafer (1993-96) 23 ..............Stephanie Lieto (2006-09)

TRIPLES 12 ....................Linda Lauth (1985-88) 10 ......................Amy Flory (1993-95) 8...................Kalette Peters (2002-03) 7............... Penni Bostelman (1984-87) 6...........TashaStucke(2008-Pres.)6................. Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 6.................Stephanie Lieto (2006-09) 6.................... Tonya Hoghe (1985-88) 6.....................Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 5......................Aarika Davis (2007-10)

HOME RUNS 16...MarahRobinson(2008-Pres.)12....... Maloryfaling(2008-Pres.)9.....................Kayla Crager (2006-09)9..................... Kelsey Sugg (2005-07) 9..................Shawn Mitchell (1992-93) 8.......................Linda Lauth (1985-88) 7..............Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 7.....................Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 6......................Aarika Davis (2007-10) 6......................Jodi Sigman (1991-94)

RUNS BATTED IN 94 .................. Kelsey Sugg (2005-07)87 ....................Linda Lauth (1985-88) 81 ...................Chris Moreo (2002-05)80...MarahRobinson(2008-Pres.)77 ...........Melanie Bushman (2006-09) 70...... Malloryfaling(2008-Pres.)70 ................Renee Steffen (2004-07) 68 ................Kalette Peters (2002-05) 67 .............. Amanda Auzins (2006-09) 66 ...................Angela Spry (1996-99)

WALKS 72 ...................Aarika Davis (2007-10) 72 ..................Cheryl Billow (1984-87) 64...... Malloryfaling(2008-Pres.)59 ................. Tonya Hoghe (1985-88) 55 ............. Cheryl Coressel (1986-89) 55 ....................Linda Lauth (1985-88) 53...MarahRobinson(2008-Pres.)50 ............ Penni Bostelman (1984-87) 49 ...................Chris Moreo (2002-05) 49 ............... Tammy Parker (1984-87)

STOLEN BASES 46 ......................Teri Bickle (1989-91) 24 ...................Chris Moreo (2002-05) 22 .................Shari Schafer (1993-96) 19 ......................Amy Flory (1993-95) 18 ...............Shawn Mitchell (1992-93) 16 ..................... Alicia Allen (2004-06) 15 ................. Kristi Beechy (1999-02) 14 .............. Cindy Wortman (1993-95) 14 ............... Theresa Ratliff (1993-94) 13 ............. Cheryl Coressel (1986-89)


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