2012 Sonoma State Softball Media Guide

SONOMA STATE SOFTBALL | 2012

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CCAA TOURNAMENT

CHAMPIONS


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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMESat-Feb. 4 ACADEMY OF ART ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pmFri-Feb. 10 Central Washington% Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 pmFri-Feb. 10 Augustana% Las Vegas, Nev. 7:00 pmSat-Feb. 11 Academy of Art% Las Vegas, Nev. 11:30 amSat-Feb. 11 Metro State% Las Vegas, Nev. 2:00 pmSun-Feb. 12 Western Washington% Las Vegas, Nev. 11:30 amFri-Feb. 17 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pmSat-Feb. 18 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pmFri-Feb. 24 Cal State East Bay* Hayward, Calif. 12:00 pmSat-Feb. 25 Cal State East Bay* Hayward, Calif. 12:00 pmTue-Feb. 28 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR ROHNERT PARK 1:00 pmFri-Mar. 2 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pmSat-Mar. 3 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 11:00 amFri-Mar. 9 Chico State* Chico, Calif. 12:00 pmSat-Mar. 10 Chico State* Chico, Calif. 12:00 pmTue-Mar. 13 CAL BAPTIST ROHNERT PARK 1:00 pmFri-Mar. 16 Cal State San Bernardino* San Bernardino, Calif. 1:00 pmSat-Mar. 17 Cal State San Bernardino* San Bernardino, Calif. 11:00 amFri-Mar. 23 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif. 1:00 pmSat-Mar. 24 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif. 11:00 amFri-Mar. 30 Notre Dame de Namur& Turlock, Calif. 6:00 pmFri-Mar. 30 Hawaii Pacific& Turlock, Calif. 8:15 pmSat-Mar. 31 Northwest Nazarene& Turlock, Calif. 10:00 amSat-Mar. 31 Hawaii-Hilo& Turlock, Calif. 3:45 pmSat-Mar. 31 Grand Canyon& Turlock, Calif. 6:00 pmSun-Apr. 1 Tournament of Champions Turlock, Calif. tbaFri-Apr. 6 UC SAN DIEGO* ROHNERT PARK 1:00 pmSat-Apr. 7 UC SAN DIEGO* ROHNERT PARK 11:00 amFri-Apr. 13 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 1:00 pmSat-Apr. 14 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pmFri-Apr. 20 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif. 1:00 pmSat-Apr. 21 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif. 12:00 pmApr. 27-29 CCAA Championship Tournament tba tbaMay 4-6 NCAA Division II West Regional tba tbaMay 11-12 NCAA Division II Super Regional tba tbaMay 15-19 NCAA Division II World Series tba tba % - Desert Stinger Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.).& - Tournament of Champions, presented by Mizuno (Turlock, Calif.)

2012 SCHEDULE

CCAA TOURNAMENT

CHAMPIONS


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Jennifer Bridges will begin her second season as the head softball coach at Sonoma State University in 2011.

In her first season with the Sea-wolves in 2010, Bridges led the softball team to a CCAA Tourna-ment Championship title with a program record 43-18 mark after finishing second in the regular

season standings. Sonoma State earned a bid to host the NCAA Division II West Sub-Regional in Rohnert Park, but was eventually eliminated.

The Seawolves led the CCAA in nearly every offensive statistical category, including batting average, slugging percentage, on base percentage, runs scored, hits, runs batted in, home runs, total bases and hit by pitches. SSU also shattered the school record for most home runs in a season with 52 -- the previous mark of 24 was set back in 2007. Bridges pitching staff also had a huge year, tossing two no-hitters and grabbing three conference Pitcher of the Week awards.

Prior coming to Sonoma State, Bridges was the head coach at Whittier in 2008 and 2009. She led the Poets to unprecedented levels of success, includ-ing the programs first ever conference tournament appearance last spring. Her two-year record at Whittier was 45-35 and the squads 24 wins in 09 were the most for the program since 1987.

In addition to her coaching duties, Bridges also served as an Assistant Athlet-ics Director and Senior Woman Administrator at Whittier.

Prior to taking the reigns at Whittier, Bridges spent four seasons (2004-2007) as an assistant coach at the University of San Diego. She also coached the University of San Diego High School squad in 2002 and 2003.

Bridges played NCAA Division I softball at the University of San Diego and was her teams captain as a junior and senior.

A graduate of the University of San Diego with a Bachelors Degree in Psy-chology, Bridges earned her Masters Degree in Physical Education from Azusa Pacific University.

CAREER RECORDAt Whittier CollegeYEAR OVERALL CONFERENCE PLACE COMMENTS 2008 21-17 11-13 5th 2009 24-18 11-13 4th 45-35 22-24

At Sonoma StateYEAR OVERALL CONFERENCE PLACE COMMENTS 2010 43-18 24-12 2nd CCAA Tournament Champions NCAA West Regional Appearance 2009 38-22 23-13 2nd CCAA Tournament Champions NCAA West Regional Appearance 81-40 47-25

BRIDGES vs. OPPONENTSCCAA 57-31 Cal State Dominguez Hills 8-4Cal State East Bay 8-0Cal State Monterey Bay 6-3Cal State San Bernardino 4-6Cal State Stanislaus 7-3Chico State 7-5Humboldt State 3-5San Francisco State 7-2UC San Diego 7-3

GNAC 7-1Central Washington 2-0Northwest Nazarene 1-0Montana State-Billings 1-0Saint Martins 1-0Western Oregon 1-0Western Washington 1-1

PACIFIC WEST CONFERENCE 16-8Academy of Art 1-1Chaminade 4-1Dominican 1-0Dixie State 4-1Grand Canyon 0-1Hawaii-Hilo 2-0Hawaii Pacific 1-2Notre Dame de Namur 3-2

OTHERS 1-0Cal State San Marcos 1-0

JENNIFER BRIDGESHEAD COACH | 3RD SEASON


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TRISHA McCORMICKASSISTANT COACH

Trisha McCormick is in her third season season as the assistant softball coach at Sonoma State University in 2012. McCormick was instrumental in helping the Seawolves to back-to-back CCAA Tournament championships in 2010 and 2011.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, she served as the assistant coach at Whittier College with head coach Jennifer Bridges, helping the Poets to a 24-18 record in 2009 and the first-ever conference tournament appearance in school history.

As a student-athlete, Trisha spent four years at the University of La Verne in La Verne, California where she earned Second Team All-Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors. She also graduated cum laude with departamental honors.

Prior to her career with the Leopards, she was a two-sport athlete at Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton, Calif., where she earned First Team All-League honors in softball and Second Team All-League accolades in volleyball. Trisha was a two-year captain in both sports and was also a four-year scholar athlete. McCormick has a USAW Level 1 Club Coach Certification.

ASHLEY BRITTONASSISTANT COACH

Ashley Britton is entering her first season as an assistant coach for the Seawolves in 2012. A two-year softball student-athlete for Sonoma State, Britton earned Daktronics All-West Region and All-CCAA First Team honors as a senior in 2010 for her role in helping the Seawolves capture the programs first-ever CCAA tournament title.

During the 2010 season, Britton was the Seawolves second-best hitter, batting .353 with eight home runs and recorded a program-record 46 runs batted in, the second-best mark in the CCAA. Not only was she one of the main offensive threats for Sonoma State, but she was one of the best defenders in the conference. At third base, Britton assisted on a conference-high 143 putouts, making just 10 errors for a stellar .940 fielding percentage.

Prior to her two-year stint at Sonoma State, she was a two-time First Team All-Conference performer for the Vikings, ranking second in the state in home runs as a sophomore in 2008. Britton is a native of Campbell, Calif., and prepped at Westmont High School.

MIKE COATEASSISTANT COACH

Mike Coate returns for his fifth season as an assistant coach in 2012. Coate is a former assistant and head coach at Petaluma High School.


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NO NAME POS B/T HT YR HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL

1 Ancia Purdy INF L/R 5-4 Fr. Huntington Beach, Calif. Edison HS

2 Danielle DEccliss OF L/R 5-0 Jr. Los Alamitos, Calif. Los Alamitos HS

4 Vanessa Currie OF R/R 5-2 Jr. San Diego, Calif. Mount Carmel

6 Keisi Chinen INF/C R/R 5-4 Fr. Pleasant Hill, Calif. College Park HS

7 Samantha Lipperd P R/R 5-8 Jr. Boulder Creek, Calif. San Lorenzo Valley HS

9 Samantha Beauchamp INF R/R 5-2 Fr. Placentia, Calif. El Dorado HS

10 Ciara Becerril P R/R 5-7 So. Camarillo, Calif. Adolfo Camarillo HS

12 Megan Konieczka OF R/R 5-7 So. Lake Forest, Calif. El Toro HS

13 Skylynn Myers C R/R 5-4 Sr. Stockton, Calif. Bear Creek HS

14 Shannon Kehr INF R/R 5-8 Sr. Petaluma, Calif. U. of Illinois - Chicago

15 Hayley Condon INF R/R 5-4 So. Santa Monica, Calif. Iowa Lakes CC

18 Sam Lepp OF L/R 5-9 Fr. Walnut, Calif. Walnut HS

20 Jayme Tickemyer INF R/R 5-6 Fr. Beaumont, Calif. Beaumont HS

21 Ali Palermo INF R/R 5-6 Jr. Redwood City, Calif. Notre Dame HS

22 Holli Brown INF R/R 5-7 Fr. Fremont, Calif. American HS

2012 ROSTER


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SAMANTHA

BEAUCHAMPPosition ....................................................... InfieldYear ........................................................ FreshmanHometown .....................................Placentia, Calif.Last School .......................... El Dorado High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year starter on the El Dorado Hills High School varsity softball team and a three-time Century League Scholar Athlete.

PERSONAL: Chose to come to Sonoma State be-cause it has a lot to offer academically and athletically; also enjoyed being around the team...plans to pursue a Masters degree and become a nurse after graduation...favor-ite team is the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim...follows the success of David Eckstein...listens to the music of Sugarland...favorite movie is The Notebook and favorite TV show is Pretty Little Liars...likes to eat BJs famous Pizookie...most memorable sports mo-ment is when she was 13 and hit a grand slam, but she was so embarrassed because her mom ran into the field to celebrate...is really superstitious about the bows that she wears in her hair; she will wear the same one if she has a good game, and then doesnt wear it again if she has a bad game.

CIARA

BECERRILPosition .......................................................PitcherYear ..................................................... SophomoreHometown .................................... Camarillo, Calif.Last School ...............Adolfo Camarillo High School

2011 (FRESHMAN): Saw an impressive freshman seasonmostly used as a relief pitcher, saw time in 24 games, starting threeIn 72.1 innings pitched, she gave up only 29 runs (25 earned) and 64 hits (all first in the CCAA)solid in the circle

with a 2.42 ERA with 29 strikeouts and a 4-5 record, logging a pair of savesearned Tournament of Champions All-Tournament Team honors in Turlock (Apr. 1-3, 2011)...earned the victory in a 5-3 win over host Hawaii Pacific in an elimination game of the NCAA West Regional (5/14/11), tossing four innings of relief work, allowing just two hits and one unearned run against one of the best power hitting teams in the nation...gave up only one run or less in 16 of 24 appearancesseason-high four strikeouts against Cal State Stanislaus (3/11/11)ranked sixth in the CCAA with her 2.42 ERAheld opposing batters to a .239 average (seventh in the conference)tied for second in the CCAA with 21 relief appearances.

HIGH SCHOOL: Spent time at two different schools, Santa Clara (2006-08) and Adolfo Camarillo (2008-10)earned the Tri-Valley League Academic Award and earned Tri-Valley League First Team honors in 2007/2008was a member of the National Honor Society at Santa Clara HS and attended the National Youth Leadership Forum in Washington D.C. (2007).

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she fell in love with it the moment she walked on campus and liked its size; wanted to be a part of the softball teamis a fan of Orlando Magic forward Dwight Howardlistens to the music of Wiz Khalifalikes to watch the movie Country Strongfavorite TV show is Jersey Shore and First 48...favorite food is her dads pozole and her moms homemade chicken tacos...she dusts of the mound after every pitch or else it throws her off.

CAREER STATISTICSYr ERA W-L APP/GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011 2.42 4-5 24/3 1 1 2 72.1 64 29 25 17 29

HOLLI

BROWNPosition ....................................................... InfieldYear ........................................................ FreshmanHometown ......................................Fremont, Calif.Last School .......................... American High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended American High School in Fremont...a three-time All-League performer...earned Athlete of the Week honors from the school and her local newspaper...served on the schools ASB committee all four years.

PERSONAL: Chose to Sonoma State because she loved the community and the environment and that it is not too far from home; the academic and athletic achieve-ments were also a major part of her decision...wants to become a criminal-profiling psychologist after graduation from SSU...her biggest influence is her Dad...is a fan of the San Francisco Giants...favorite athlete is Chad Ochocinco...listens to the music of The Script...favorite movie is Grease...loves to eat chicken fingers...she is literally the most picky eater you will ever meet.

KEISI

CHINENPosition .......................................... Infield/CatcherYear ........................................................ FreshmanHometown ................................Pleasant Hill, Calif.Last School ......................College Park High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Named College Park High Schools Female Athlete of the Year (2010-11)...was the Chopsticks Most Valuable Player, earning Silver Slugger, First Team All-League and Scholar Athlete awards.

PERSONAL: Comes to Sonoma State because of the great Kinesiology program and the campus and weather is beautiful...wants to become a physical therapist after graduation...listens to the music of Jack Johnson and Vampire...is a fan of actor Ryan Reynolds...loves the book The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo...favorite food is Mexican food...most memorable sports moment is hitting a grand slam to help upset a high-ranked opponent...she has to wear a headband when she plays and listens to Vampire Weekend to get a rush of adrenaline before games.


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HAYLEY

CONDONPosition ....................................................... InfieldYear ..................................................... SophomoreHometown ..............................Santa Monica, Calif.Last School .......................................Iowa Lakes CC

Hayley transfers to Sonoma State after playing her freshman season at Iowa Lakes Community College in Estherville, Iowa.

2010 (FRESHMAN at ILCC): Appeared in 37 games for the Lakers, finishing fourth on the team in batting with a .453 mark...led the team in at bats (117), hits (53), triples (1), RBI (44) and total bases (79)...earned the Academic Athlete Award.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Santa Monica HIgh School in Santa Monica, Calif...led the Samohi Vikings to a CIF championship during her senior season...was a First Team All-League selection as a freshman and a Second Team All-League pick as a junior.

PERSONAL: Transfers to Sonoma State because she loves the atmosphere and knows that it has a great softball program...wants to help children in Africa get the help they need and also wants to go back to Africa again and continue to teach them English...is a fan of Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers...likes the movie A League of Their Own...enjoys a good episode of The Hills...favorite book is A Child Called It...loves sushi...favorite animal is the sea turtle...most memorable sports moment is when she won the CIF with the eight other seniors that she grew up and played with since they were six years old...has a doodling problem during class and likes to fold warm towels straight from the dryer.

VANESSA

CURRIEPosition .....................................................OutfieldYear ..............................................................JuniorHometown ................................... San Diego, Calif.Last School ...................Mount Carmel High School

2011 (SOPHOMORE): In her second year, she played in 57 games, starting 45 of themcom-piled seven doubles, one home run, 11 RBIs and crossed the plate 19 timeson-base percentage of .352drew 17 walks, second on the team

partook in 59 put-outs with 13 assistsa fielding percentage of .947 (four errors)recorded two runs and went 2-for-2 in a 7-0 win over Dixie State (4/2/11)knocked in a season-high two RBIs in a 7-0 win over CSU Dominguez Hills (4/22/11).

2010 (FRESHMAN): Played in 40 games as a freshman, starting 24 of them in the outfieldhit .230 on the season (14-61)recorded four doubles, five RBI and 12 runs scoredwent 3 for 3 with a season-high two doubles in a 9-2 win at Cal State East Bay 93/6/10)spent half the time as a pinch runner for the Seawolves.

HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Mount Carmel High School in San Diego where she was a two-sport star (softball, soccer)...named a San Diego Union Tribune Scholar Athlete...helped guide her team to CIF Championships as a sophomore, junior, and senior...recipient of the CIF Sportsmanship Award in 2009.

PERSONAL: Following graduation, she wants to work at an architecture firm...picked Sonoma State because of the campus and the softball team...lists her Dad and her best friend, Maggie Doremus, who plays at Oregon State, as her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of the San Diego Chargers and San Diego Padres...roots for Alex Rodri-guez...listens to the music of Iration, Pepper and Michael Jackson...likes the movie Ice Age...favorite actress is Mila Kunis...favorite food is fish tacoslikes to watch the TV shows Entourage, 90210 and Top Chef...most memorable sports moment is hitting her first collegiate home run in her hometown last season and winning softball banners for both Mt. Carmel HS and Sonoma State.

CAREER STATISTICSYr AVG GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2010 .230 40/24 61 12 14 4 0 0 5 8 5 12011 .246 57/45 122 19 30 7 0 1 11 17 13 5Total .240 97/69 183 31 44 11 0 1 16 25 18 6

VANESSA CURRIE


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DANIELLE

DECCLISSPosition .....................................................OutfieldYear ..............................................................JuniorHometown ............................... Los Alamitos, Calif.Last School ..................... Los Alamitos High School

2011 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in 50 games, with 40 startshad 24 hits in 118 at bats (.203 avg)contributed 18 runspart of all three runs in a 3-2 win against Dixie State (4/2/11) in the first round of NCAA West Regional in Hawaii, knocking

in one run and scoring two.

2010 (FRESHMAN): Started 29 of the 44 games she appeared in as a redshirt fresh-manhit .250 for the season with 20 hits in 80 at batscontributed to a 8-1 victory at Notre Dame de Namur (2/10/10), going 3 for 5 with two doubles, three RBI (all season highs) and a run scoredrecorded four doubles and two triplesscored 18 runs and knocked in ten.

2009: Redshirted for Sonoma State.

HIGH SCHOOL: Came to campus from Los Alamitos High School...a four-year letter winner in softball and cross country...named Defensive Player of the Year in 2007 and 2008...was a Second Team All-Sunset League selection as a junior...named Team Captain as a senior in 08.

PERSONAL: Decided to come to Northern California because it provided a new atmo-sphere and a beautiful get-away from southern California...credits her father for being her biggest fan and hero...wants to graduate with a business marketing degree and continue by attending the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandise (FIDM) after graduation from Sonoma State...is a fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers and outfielder Matt Kempavid listener to country musicfavorite movie is How To Lose A guy In 10 Days...likes to watch the TV shows One Tree Hill and The Bachelor...favorite food is her moms mexican food...most memorable sports moments is being the two-time defending CCAA tournament champions.


SHANNON

KEHRPosition ........................................ Infield/OutfieldYear .............................................................SeniorHometown ................................... Petaluma, Calif.Last School ...................... Univ. of Illinois-Chicago

Shannon transfers to Sonoma State for her senior year after three outstanding seasons at NCAA Division I University of Illinois at Chicago. In 118 career games for the Flames, she hit .277 (87-314) with 18 doubles, one triple and 15 home runs,

knocking in 55 RBI.

2011 (JUNIOR at UIC): Played in 17 games as a junior, making nine starts....batted .242 with eight hits in 33 at bats, including one double...recorded two RBI.

2010 (SOPHOMORE at UIC): Entered the single-season record books at UIC with her 13 home runs on the year, the sixth-most in a season in program history...season-best four RBI in a 2-for-2 outing at Northern Illinois (4/14/10), jacking a two-out, three-run homer in the first and driving in a run off a sac fly in the second...ranked 66th nation-ally in home runs per game (0.25/game)...recorded six doubles, five home runs and 19 RBI in 19 Horizon League contests...tied for team-leading 10 multiple RBI contests with seven coming against league opponents...second-longest hitting streak on the season at 11 games, falling in the heart of league play from April 24 to May 9.

2009 (FRESHMAN at UIC): Appeared in 50 games as a freshman, starting in 43 at second base...drove in a season-best three runs on her second home run of the season against Loyola (4/23/09)...improved her batting average to .326 in 18 league contests, with a pair of home runs, 15 hits and 11 RBI...four of her seven doubles on the season came against league foes...recorded four multi-hit games...went on a team-best 11-game hitting streak between March 24 and April 16, where she drove in eight RBI.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner for Petaluma High School, leading the squad in every offensive category including a .500 batting average, 23 RBI and 36 hits...did not strikeout once her entire senior season...earned all-state accolades after her junior and senior campaigns...guided her team to a league and section championship in 2007...three-year First Team Sonoma County All-League selection...garnered MVP honors after her senior year...four-year distinguished scholastic team member...also played volleyball at PHS.

PERSONAL: Transfers to Sonoma State because of the great softball program, out-standing academic programs and it was close to home...hopes to become a pediatric nurse after graduation...biggest influence as an athlete is her family, who has been there for her when it comes to softball and giving great advice throughout the years...is a fan of the San Francisco Giants and catcher Buster Posey...listens to the music of Rebelution...favorite movie is Christmas Vacation and is a fan of actress Katherine Heigl...likes to watch the TV show The Bachelor...reads the Twilight book series...favorite food is Italian...most memorable sports moment is winning the NCS in 2007 at Petaluma HS.


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MEGAN

KONIECZKAPosition .....................................................OutfieldYear ..................................................... SophomoreHometown ..................................Lake Forest, Calif.Last School ............................... El Toro High School

2011 (FRESHMAN): Put together a solid fresh-man seasonplayed in 41 games, starting 23...with 57 ABs, compiled 12 hits (.211), one double, three home runs, ten runs scored and ten runs bat-ted inhad a season high 2 RBIs twice...hit her

first career home run on 3/12/11 at Cal State Stanislaus.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at El Toro High School in Lake Forestearned Most Valuable Offensive Player in 2007was the team captain and named First Team All-League in 2009a school board representative in 2008, ASB Vice President in 2009 and the ASB President in 2010also the Concert Choir President.

PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State for the great softball team, great environment and the biology program...can apparently sing the National Anthem, but it has yet to be proven.

CAREER STATISTICSYr AVG GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2010 .211 41/23 57 10 12 1 0 3 10 9 17 3

SAM

LEPPPosition .....................................................OutfieldYear ........................................................ FreshmanHometown ........................................Walnut, Calif.Last School ..............................Walnut High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Walnut High School...was a two-year Academic All-League and All-American recipient...graduated with Honors...also was an All-League and All-CIF selection in water polo for the Mustangs.

PERSONAL: Chose to attend Sonoma State because she loved the small town feel and the atmosphere surrounding the school; the coaching staff and team was great and she could see herself growing as not only an athlete, but as a scholar and an indi-vidual...would like to teach and coach at the elementary she attended as a child after graduation...biggest influence as an athlete is her Dad and her Mom...is a fan of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim...listens to the music of Jack Johnson...favorite movie is Remember the Titans...follows the work of actor Ryan Reynolds...likes to watch the TV show Friends...favorite author is John Grisham...likes to eat breakfast casserole...most memorable sports moment is winning the CIF in water polo on her birthday...is extremely superstitious and has to wear her hair the same way and wear the same headband for every game; everything that she does during pregame warmups, she has to do three times.

SAMANTHA

LIPPERDPosition ......................................................PitcherYear .............................................................JuniorHometown ............................ Boulder Creek, Calif.Last School ...........San Lorenzo Valley High School

2011 (SOPHOMORE): Sophomore season was one for the record books, which included Daktron-ics All-America Honorable Mention honors, the first All-American since 1991tossed a no-hitter in the CCAA championship game (5/1/11) in Stock-

ton, defeating top-seeded UC San Diego, 1-0, giving SSU its second consecutive CCAA tournament championship banner...earned the CCAA tournaments Most Outstand-ing Player award...was named NFCA National Pitcher of the Week twice (Feb. 16 and May 4)NFCA All-West Region, Daktronics All-West Region and First Team All-CCAA selectionreceived CCAA Pitcher of the Week on two occasions (Feb. 7-13 and Mar. 7-13)shattered SSUs record for strikeouts in a season with 324 (old record was 202)appeared in 43 games, starting 39 in the circle26-9 record with a 1.17 ERA, second in the CCAApitched 234.1 innings pitched, gave up 50 runs (39 earned) and 122 hitsthrew 23 complete games including 12 shutouts...tossed two no-hitters (3/11/11 at Cal State Stanislaus and 5/1/11 vs UC San Diego in CCAA championship game in Stockton)opponent batting average of just .150, best in the CCAAled the league in Ks with 324 (sixth in all of Division II), 73 of them looking (also number one in the CCAA)fanned a season-high 15 batters twice......is already the best strikeout pitcher in program history with 422 in two seasons and has 47 wins (second all-time)...has four career no-hitters.

2010 (FRESHMAN): Enjoyed an outstanding freshman seasonwas a Daktronics All-West Region Second Team selectionwon 17 of her first 20 games and ended 21-8was sixth in the CCAA in ERA (2.25)threw 180.1 innings and gave up just 156 hits and 85 runs (58 earned)second in the conference in strikeouts (142)had 21 complete games in 29 startstossed two no-hitters, including one in her second ever collegiate game on 2/10/10 at Notre Dame de Namurearned the victory in the CCAA championship game against Chico State (5/1/10), tossing six innings, giving up three hits and one run, striking out sevenstruck out a conference-high 12 batters in a 13-3 blowout of Western Oregon (3/27/10).

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus from San Lorenzo Valley High School...named her countys Pitcher of the Year as a senior...tabbed Pitcher of the Year in her conference as well...earned Team MVP honors and was a two-time Cougar of the Week...received Best Pitcher honors at the Wayne Richards Memorial Tournament...honored with the Dean Richards Sportsmanship Award.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because it is awesome...is a big fan of Chase Utley, Ryan Madson and the Philadelphia Phillies.

CAREER STATISTICSYr ERA W-L APP/GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010 2.25 21-8 31/29 21 4 0 180.1 156 85 58 72 1422011 1.17 26-9 43/39 23 12 1 234.1 122 50 39 87 324Total 1.64 47-17 74/68 44 16 1 414.2 278 135 97 159 466


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SKYLYNN

MYERSPosition ......................................................CatcherYear ..............................................................SeniorHometown ..................................... Stockton, Calif.Last School ........................ Bear Creek High School

2011 (JUNIOR): Second Team CCAA All-Confer-ence selectionnamed CCAA Player of the Week (Feb. 21-Feb. 27)started in 59 of the teams 60 gamesswatted 13 doubles, three home runs and brought home 27 RBIssported a .314 batting

average (58-185)stepped on home plate 27 timesthird on the team in batting average (.314) and slugging percentage (.432)led the team in multi-hit games (18)...a stickler behind the plate with 446 put outs including one double playthrew out 11 base runners out of 28 steal attempts (.718)went off in a four-game series at Humboldt State (2/26/11-2/27/11), going 9-14 (.643), scoring six runs, knocking in seven, wacked two doubles and a home run while drawing a walk, earning herself the CCAAs Player of the Week awardled the CCAA in putouts (446)tied for eighth in the CCAA in hits (58)tied for third in the league in total plate appearances (207)had a seven-game hit streak, third-best on the team...ranked second in the conference in at bats (185)...caught two no-hitters.

2010 (SOPHOMORE): Participated in all but one of the teams 61 games, making 59 starts as the catcherhit .287 (45-157) and had 13 multi-hit gamesbatted in 24 runs and scored 22hit three home runswent 2 for 2 and had a home run and four RBI in her second game as a Seawolf, a 11-3 win over Cal State Stanislaus (2/5/10)threw out 17 runners attempting to steal in 35 tries (.673)caught two no-hitters.

2009 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 37 games, making 17 starts behind the dish...had six hits in 58 at bats (.103 avg), including a season-high two hits at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2/15/09)...brought home her first RBI against Grand Canyon (3/14/09).

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus after graduating from Bear Creek High School in Stockton...was her varsity teams captain all four years...named First Team All-League catcher all four years and First Team All-Area catcher as a junior and senior...named Team MVP as a freshman and senior.

PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State for the beautiful campus and to connect with the lovely softball team and to make history...now that shes a senior, watching the younger girls on her team would have to be her biggest influence on her to be the best that she can be for her last year and to help them experience the competitiveness of softball at a collegiate level...is a fan of the Oakland Raiders and New York Yankees...follows the success of Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter...enjoys eating hot Cheetosloves to listen to slow jams...favorite movies are Stomp The Yard, The Notebook and Guess Who...is a fan of the actor Channing Tatum...likes to watch the TV show Jersey Shore...most memorable sports moment is winning the CCAA tournament champion-ship back-to-back...most interesting thing about her is that she knows that when she has a vision, its going to come true.

CAREER STATISTICSYr AVG GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2009 .103 37/17 58 2 6 0 0 0 1 4 8 02010 .287 60/59 157 22 45 10 0 3 24 13 19 02011 .314 59/59 185 27 58 13 0 3 27 6 15 3Total .273 156/135 400 51 109 23 0 6 52 23 42 3

ALI

PALERMOPosition ....................................................... InfieldYear ..............................................................JuniorHometown ..............................Redwood City, Calif.Last School ...................... Notre Dame High School

2011 (SOPHOMORE): Received CCAA All-Tour-nament honors, helping the Seawolves earn their second straight CCAA tournament titleplayed in 56 games, starting 55...sported a .248 average (35-141), including four doubles and seven home

runs, second on the teamcontributed 13 runs and recorded 27 RBIsmade 274 putouts in the infield, most of which came at her position at first baseled the CCAA in sacrifice flies (4)fourth in the conference in double plays with 12went 2-for-3 with two runs scored, an RBI and a homer against Cal State Stanislaus (3/11/11)bashed in two or more RBIs on seven occasions...is tied for first on the all-time list in SSU softball history for most home runs in a career (17).

2010 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 49 games for the Seawolves as a freshman, start-ing 42 of them, mostly as the designated playerearned First Team All-CCAA and Daktronics First Team All-West Region honorsbroke the school record for most home runs in a single season (10)blasted two home runs in a 6-3 win over Cal State Stanislaus (4/3/10)fourth on the team with a .341 batting average (43-126)recorded 37 RBIhad a .576 slugging percentage, third on the team, with 15 extra base hitshit safely in 28 games and had 11 multi-hit games.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Notre Dame Belmont High School, where she played on the varsity softball team and was an All-League, All-County, and All-Metro selec-tion, including a Second Team All-State honoree.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she had a chance to play softball and she loved the campus; it was just the right distance away from homefavorite sports team is the St. Louis Cardinalslistens to the music of Christina Aguilerafollows the actress Sandra Bullockenjoys to watch the TV show One Tree Hillfavorite food is cheesemost memorable sports moment has been winning the CCAA tournament title for two straight years.



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PURDYPosition ....................................................... InfieldYear ........................................................ FreshmanHometown .......................Huntington Beach, Calif.Last School ...............................Edison High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Edison High School in Huntington Beach...was part of the Divison I Sun-set League championship team in 2009...was on the Honor Roll for two years, honored as a Scholar Athlete and earned a Scholarship Award in algebra

(2008) and geometry (2009).

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she really liked the atmosphere when she walked onto campus; also likes the small feel as opposed to other bigger schools and the student-to-faculty ratio is pretty small...biggest influence as an athlete is Natalie Buchoz...an interesting fact is that she writes the numbers 6 and 18 in the dirt before every game and at bat.

JAYME

TICKEMYERPosition ....................................................... InfieldYear ........................................................ FreshmanHometown ...................................Beaumont, Calif.Last School .........................Beaumont High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Beaumont High School...was a four-year letterwinner for the Cougars...earned First Team All-League honors as a sophomore, junior and senior...was a First Team All-CIF selection as a senior in 2011...also named

All-League Honorable Mention as a freshman.

PERSONAL: Comes to Sonoma State because she loved the campus and the softball program...is a fan of the NFLs San Diego Chargers and the MLBs San Francisco Giants...favorite athlete is Lance Armstrong...listens to the music of The Strokes...likes to watch the movie 7 Pounds and the TV show That 70s Show...favorite actor is Johnny Depp...enjoys ice cream...most memorable sports moment is playing in the CIF finals in high school...she always ties her right shoe first.

SKYLYNN MYERS

DANIELLE DECCLISS


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DATE OPPONENT W L SCORE R-H-E R-H-E INN OVERALL CCAA PITCHER OF RECORD ATTEND TIMEFeb 05, 2011 vs San Francisco State % L 2-5 2-8-0 5-7-1 7 0-1-0 0-0-0 LIPPERD (L 0-1) 75 1:52

Feb 05, 2011 vs Dominican % W 8-0 8-10-1 0-2-2 5 1-1-0 0-0-0 BECERRIL (W 1-0) 75 1:28

Feb 05, 2011 at Cal State Stanislaus % W 3-2 3-8-2 2-5-1 7 2-1-0 0-0-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 1-0) 84 1:57

Feb 06, 2011 vs Chico State % L 1-4 1-4-1 4-5-0 7 2-2-0 0-0-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 1-1) 55 1:49

Feb 06, 2011 vs Cal State San Marcos % W 8-0 8-6-0 0-3-0 5 3-2-0 0-0-0 LIPPERD (W 1-1) 65 1:09

Feb 11, 2011 CAL STATE EAST BAY* W 1-0 1-2-1 0-1-0 (10) 4-2-0 1-0-0 LIPPERD (W 2-1) 75 2:00

Feb 11, 2011 CAL STATE EAST BAY* W 2-0 2-3-0 0-2-0 7 5-2-0 2-0-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 2-1) 86 1:40

Feb 12, 2011 CAL STATE EAST BAY* W 5-3 5-6-1 3-11-2 7 6-2-0 3-0-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 3-1) 89 2:02

Feb 12, 2011 CAL STATE EAST BAY* W 5-1 5-6-1 1-2-3 7 7-2-0 4-0-0 LIPPERD (W 3-1) 121 1:34

Feb 20, 2011 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W 1-0 1-4-1 0-2-2 7 8-2-0 5-0-0 LIPPERD (W 4-1) 77 1:24

Feb 20, 2011 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W 3-2 3-14-1 2-7-1 (13) 9-2-0 6-0-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 4-1) 86 3:06

Feb 21, 2011 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* L 3-4 3-8-1 4-6-1 7 9-3-0 6-1-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 4-2) 86 2:05

Feb 21, 2011 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W 9-0 9-8-0 0-1-2 5 10-3-0 7-1-0 LIPPERD (W 5-1) 98 1:25

Feb 26, 2011 at Humboldt State* L 1-3 1-2-3 3-4-1 7 10-4-0 7-2-0 LIPPERD (L 5-2) 60 2:00

Feb 26, 2011 at Humboldt State* W 7-0 7-14-2 0-5-0 7 11-4-0 8-2-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 5-2) - 2:00

Feb 27, 2011 at Humboldt State* L 6-7 6-11-1 7-9-1 (9) 11-5-0 8-3-0 LIPPERD (L 5-3) 50 1:30

Feb 27, 2011 at Humboldt State* W 9-1 9-10-1 1-3-2 6 12-5-0 9-3-0 LIPPERD (W 6-3) 40 2:00

Mar 04, 2011 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* W 1-0 1-4-3 0-1-2 (8) 13-5-0 10-3-0 LIPPERD (W 7-3) 67 1:42

Mar 04, 2011 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* W 5-2 5-9-0 2-4-0 7 14-5-0 11-3-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 6-2) 56 1:48

Mar 05, 2011 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* W 2-0 2-5-1 0-2-1 7 15-5-0 12-3-0 LIPPERD (W 8-3) 77 1:29

Mar 05, 2011 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* L 6-9 6-13-3 9-11-1 7 15-6-0 12-4-0 BECERRIL (L 1-1) 97 2:20

Mar 09, 2011 at Academy of Art W 2-0 2-4-0 0-2-1 7 16-6-0 12-4-0 LIPPERD (W 9-3) 30 1:30

Mar 09, 2011 at Academy of Art L 1-4 1-4-1 4-7-1 7 16-7-0 12-4-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 6-3) 35 1:42

Mar 11, 2011 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-0 4-8-1 0-0-0 7 17-7-0 13-4-0 LIPPERD (W 10-3) 45 1:35

Mar 11, 2011 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 7-12 7-12-1 12-9-2 7 17-8-0 13-5-0 BECERRIL (L 1-2) 60 1:55

Mar 12, 2011 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 2-1 2-6-1 1-3-0 7 18-8-0 14-5-0 LIPPERD (W 11-3) 85 1:30

Mar 12, 2011 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 3-6 3-6-3 6-8-3 7 18-9-0 14-6-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 6-4) 110 1:40

Mar 30, 2011 #6 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 0-10 0-1-0 10-13-0 5 18-10-0 14-6-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 6-5) 67 1:31

Mar 30, 2011 #6 WESTERN WASHINGTON W 8-0 8-9-1 0-1-0 5 19-10-0 14-6-0 LIPPERD (W 12-3) 75 1:17

Apr 01, 2011 vs Hawaii Hilo & W 4-2 4-5-0 2-4-1 7 20-10-0 14-6-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 7-5) 63 1:44

Apr 01, 2011 vs Central Washington & W 5-1 5-9-1 1-3-3 7 21-10-0 14-6-0 LIPPERD (W 13-3) 80 1:46

Apr 02, 2011 vs Chaminade & W 4-2 4-9-0 2-6-1 7 22-10-0 14-6-0 BECERRIL (W 2-2) 77 1:44

Apr 02, 2011 vs Dixie State & W 7-0 7-8-0 0-1-2 7 23-10-0 14-6-0 BECERRIL (W 3-2) 87 1:52

Apr 02, 2011 vs Notre Dame de Namur & L 2-3 2-6-0 3-6-0 (8) 23-11-0 14-6-0 BECERRIL (L 3-3) 66 1:50

Apr 03, 2011 vs #22 Hawaii Pacific & L 1-3 1-3-1 3-3-0 7 23-12-0 14-6-0 LIPPERD (L 13-4) 122 1:37

Apr 05, 2011 CHAMINADE W 5-0 5-9-1 0-2-5 7 24-12-0 14-6-0 LIPPERD (W 14-4) 59 1:27

Apr 05, 2011 CHAMINADE L 4-5 4-7-1 5-4-1 7 24-13-0 14-6-0 BECERRIL (L 3-4) 35 1:33

Apr 08, 2011 at CSU Monterey Bay* L 0-1 0-3-1 1-1-0 7 24-14-0 14-7-0 LIPPERD (L 14-5) 120 1:48

Apr 08, 2011 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 6-0 6-8-2 0-3-2 7 25-14-0 15-7-0 LIPPERD (W 15-5) 120 2:00

Apr 09, 2011 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 2-1 2-7-1 1-2-0 7 26-14-0 16-7-0 LIPPERD (W 16-5) 135 1:51

Apr 09, 2011 at CSU Monterey Bay* L 4-5 4-7-2 5-11-0 7 26-15-0 16-8-0 BECERRIL (L 4-4) 145 2:00

Apr 11, 2011 #25 CHICO STATE-1 W 5-0 5-8-0 0-3-0 7 27-15-0 17-8-0 LIPPERD (W 17-5) 66 1:32

Apr 11, 2011 #25 CHICO STATE* W 6-5 6-8-2 5-10-2 (10) 28-15-0 18-8-0 LIPPERD (W 18-5) 87 2:36

Apr 12, 2011 #25 CHICO STATE* W 3-2 3-5-4 2-5-2 7 29-15-0 19-8-0 MARTINEZ,J. (W 8-5) 56 1:42

Apr 12, 2011 #25 CHICO STATE* L 0-6 0-5-2 6-15-0 7 29-16-0 19-9-0 LIPPERD (L 18-6) 55 1:51

Apr 15, 2011 at #11 UC San Diego* W 2-1 2-6-0 1-2-0 7 30-16-0 20-9-0 LIPPERD (W 19-6) 220 2:00

Apr 15, 2011 at #11 UC San Diego* L 2-8 2-7-3 8-9-1 7 30-17-0 20-10-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 8-6) 230 2:00

Apr 16, 2011 at #11 UC San Diego* L 0-2 0-2-0 2-3-0 7 30-18-0 20-11-0 LIPPERD (L 19-7) 260 1:20

Apr 16, 2011 at #11 UC San Diego* W 7-6 7-10-1 6-13-3 7 31-18-0 21-11-0 LIPPERD (W 20-7) 350 2:05

Apr 21, 2011 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 1-0 1-6-0 0-3-1 7 32-18-0 22-11-0 LIPPERD (W 21-7) 67 1:49

Apr 21, 2011 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 1-2 1-4-1 2-8-0 7 32-19-0 22-12-0 LIPPERD (L 21-8) 64 1:23

Apr 22, 2011 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 3-5 3-5-0 5-9-1 7 32-20-0 22-13-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 8-7) 188 1:48

Apr 22, 2011 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 7-0 7-11-1 0-2-0 7 33-20-0 23-13-0 LIPPERD (W 22-8) 192 1:39

Apr 29, 2011 vs Chico State $ W 6-2 6-8-1 2-7-0 7 34-20-0 23-13-0 LIPPERD (W 23-8) 127 1:49

Apr 30, 2011 vs #8 UC San Diego $ W 5-2 5-14-1 2-3-1 7 35-20-0 23-13-0 LIPPERD (W 24-8) 0 2:04

May 01, 2011 vs #8 UC San Diego $ W 1-0 1-5-0 0-0-1 7 36-20-0 23-13-0 LIPPERD (W 25-8) 185 1:31

May 13, 2011 vs Dixie State # W 3-2 3-7-0 2-6-0 (8) 37-20-0 23-13-0 LIPPERD (W 26-8) 0 2:01

May 14, 2011 vs CSU San Bernardino # L 0-1 0-6-0 1-2-1 7 37-21-0 23-13-0 LIPPERD (L 26-9) 0 1:38

May 14, 2011 at #8 Hawaii Pacific # W 5-3 5-11-2 3-5-1 7 38-21-0 23-13-0 BECERRIL (W 4-5) 0 1:54

May 15, 2011 vs CSU San Bernardino # L 0-2 0-5-1 2-5-0 7 38-22-0 23-13-0 MARTINEZ,J. (L 8-8) 0 1:30

* CCAA game ... % Best of the West Tournament (Turlock) ... & Tournament of Champions (Turlock) - $ CCAA Championship Tournament (Stockton) ... # NCAA West Regional (Kanoehe, Hawaii)

2011 RESULTS


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NAME AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT

LEDFORD, Kayla .348 60-60 184 20 64 13 1 3 21 88 .478 15 5 11 0 .410 1 2 7-8

VANYI, Rochelle .340 60-60 188 37 64 15 3 8 33 109 .580 11 2 31 0 .379 2 4 28-30

MYERS, Skylynn .314 59-59 185 27 58 13 0 3 27 80 .432 6 7 15 3 .355 2 7 3-4

MARTINEZ, Brittany .291 58-56 151 10 44 10 1 2 19 62 .411 20 0 20 1 .370 2 1 1-2

VERISSIMO, Brittanie .280 58-58 161 16 45 10 0 2 14 61 .379 9 8 18 0 .348 0 7 4-5

PALERMO, Ali .248 56-55 141 13 35 4 0 7 27 60 .426 14 0 20 0 .308 4 9 1-1

CURRIE, Vanessa .246 57-45 122 19 30 7 0 1 11 40 .328 17 3 13 1 .352 0 6 5-7

TALAUGON, Jesse .212 50-37 104 10 22 4 0 1 10 29 .279 6 3 22 2 .270 2 4 5-7

KONIECZKA, Megan .211 41-23 57 10 12 1 0 3 10 22 .386 9 0 17 0 .313 1 5 3-3

DECCLISS, Danielle .203 50-40 118 18 24 0 0 0 6 24 .203 8 4 14 0 .277 0 1 6-8

PIZARRO, Tatiana .176 35-1 17 12 3 0 1 0 2 5 .294 1 0 9 0 .222 0 0 9-12

LOWE, Danielle .151 48-33 86 19 13 1 0 0 4 14 .163 8 4 19 0 .255 0 8 16-21

GABER, Rachel .147 24-13 34 5 5 0 0 0 4 5 .147 9 1 8 1 .341 0 1 1-2

LIPPERD, Samantha .000 1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0

Totals .270 60-60 1549 216 419 78 6 30 188 599 .387 133 37 218 8 .340 14 55 89-110

Opponents .196 60-60 1487 148 292 52 5 14 124 396 .266 153 20 424 9 .279 5 50 28-39

NAME ERA W-L G-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP HBP

LIPPERD, Samantha 1.17 26-9 43-39 23 12/4 1 234.1 122 50 39 87 324 24 2 8 815 .150 10 9

BECERRIL, Ciara 2.42 4-5 24-3 1 1/5 2 72.1 64 29 25 17 29 13 1 4 268 .239 0 4

MARTINEZ, Julianne 3.57 8-8 23-18 10 1/1 0 106.0 106 69 54 49 71 15 2 2 404 .262 4 7

Totals 2.00 38-22 60-60 34 19/5 3 412.2 292 148 118 153 424 52 5 14 1487 .196 14 20

Opponents 3.11 22-38 60-60 29 6/0 4 405.1 419 216 180 133 218 78 6 30 1549 .270 27 37

2011 STATISTICS

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W L Pct Home Away W L T Pct Streak Home Away Neutral

UC San Diego 22 9 .710 13-3 9-6 45 13 0 .776 W9 20-4 12-6 13-3

SONOMA STATE 23 13 .639 15-5 8-8 38 22 0 .633 L1 17-7 11-9 10-6

Chico State 20 12 .625 10-6 10-6 30 19 0 .612 L2 11-8 10-7 9-4

Cal State Dominguez Hills 17 15 .531 7-9 10-6 28 24 0 .538 L1 13-9 10-10 5-5

Cal State San Bernardino 18 18 .500 11-5 7-13 35 24 0 .593 L2 17-5 11-17 7-2

Cal State Monterey Bay 17 18 .486 10-5 7-13 24 27 0 .471 L1 11-6 8-16 5-5

Humboldt State 15 17 .469 9-7 6-10 27 24 0 .529 L1 13-8 6-10 8-6

Cal State East Bay 14 22 .389 9-7 5-15 24 27 0 .471 L1 14-8 8-15 2-4

Cal State Stanislaus 14 22 .389 9-11 5-11 21 30 0 .412 W2 15-18 5-12 1-0

San Francisco State 11 25 .306 6-14 5-11 18 35 0 .340 L2 6-14 7-15 5-6

CCAA PITCHER OF THE YEARMarquis Fleming, CSU Stanislaus

CCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEARTim Shibuya, UC San Diego

CCAA COACH OF THE YEARJohn Goelz, Sonoma State

CCAA WEEKLY AWARDSPLAYER OF THE WEEK

2/6 Sarah Locarnini, CSU Stanislaus2/13 Emiley McEwen, CSU Dominguez Hills2/20 Mya Romero, UC San Diego2/27 SKYLYNN MYERS, SONOMA ST.3/6 Kris Lesovsky, UC San Diego3/13 Taylor Newmann, CSU East Bay3/20 Courtney Wilhelms, CSU San Bernardino4/3 Jennifer DeFazio, UC San Diego4/10 Hailey Stockman, Chico St.4/17 Shae Morales, CSU Monterey Bay4/24 Kassandra Winger, CSU East Bay

PITCHER OF THE WEEK2/6 Sam Baker, Chico St.2/13 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST.2/20 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego2/27 Sam Baker, Chico St.3/6 Brittani Weatherford, CSU Stanislaus3/13 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST.3/20 Brianne Godfredson, CSU San Bernardino4/3 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego4/10 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego4/17 Cassidy Lee, CSU San Bernardino4/24 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego

ALL-CCAA FIRST TEAM

P Camille Gaito, UC San DiegoP SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST.C Hailey Stockman, Chico St.1B Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt St.2B KAYLA LEDFORD, SONOMA ST.3B Jordan Flora, CSU StanislausSS ROCHELLE VANYI, SONOMA ST.OF Kris Lesovsky, UC San DiegoOF Felicia Viverios, Humboldt St.OF Priscilla Curiel, CSU San BernardinoOF Jacquelyn Holtzclaw, CSU San BernardinoDP JESSE TALAUGON, SONOMA ST.UT BRITTANY MARTINEZ, SONOMA ST.UT Skyler Valdivia, CSU Monterey Bay

SECOND TEAMP Sam Baker, Chico St.P Stephanie Jimenez, CSU Dominguez HillsC Shae Olds, CSU Monterey Bay1B Jamie Moon, CSU Monterey Bay2B Britney Butler, CSU San Bernardino3B Sarah Woofter, UC San DiegoSS Emiley McEwen, CSU Dominguez HillsOF Jamie Leffingwell, CSU San BernardinoOF Britt Wright, Chico St.OF Heather Jensen, SF StateAL Missy Corral, CSU StanislausAL SKYLYNN MYERS, SONOMA ST.AL Diana Payan, Chico StateAL Mya Romero, UC San Diego

CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT ARNAIZ FIELD - STOCKTON, CALIF.

Fri, Apr 29 UC San Diego 2, CSU Dominguez Hills 0 Sonoma State 6, Chico State 2Sat, Apr 30 Sonoma State 5, UC San Diego 2 CSU Dominguez Hills 9, Chico State 5 (8 inn) UC San Diego 6, CSU Dominguez Hills 2Sun, May 1 Sonoma State 1, UC San Diego 0

NCAA DIVISION II SUPER REGIONALS SUB REGIONAL 1 at KANEOHE, HAWAII

Fri, May 13 CSU San Bernardino 3, Hawaii Pacific 2 (8 inn) Sonoma State 3, Dixie State 2 (8 inn)Sat, May 14 CSU San Bernardino 1, Sonoma State 0 Hawaii Pacific 7, Dixie State 2 Sonoma State 5, Hawaii Pacific 3Sun, May 15 CSU San Bernardino 2, Sonoma State 0

SUB REGIONAL 2 at CHICO, CALIFORNIAFri, May 13 UC San Diego 2, Central Washington 1 Chico State 3, Western Washington 1Sat, May 14 UC San Diego 3, Chico State 1 (11 inn) Western Washington 8, Central Washington 4 Chico State 3, Western Washington 2Sun, May 15 UC San Diego 2, Chico State 1

UC San Diego won four straight games at the NCAA Division II Championship to win the national title. The clincher came in a 10-3 victory over Alabama-Huntsville.

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HITS1 Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt St. ...................................682 KAYLA LEDFORD, SONOMA ST. .....................64 ROCHELLE VANYI, SONOMA ST. ....................644 Jamie Moon, CSU Monterey Bay ...........................615 Felicia Viveiros, Humboldt St. ...............................60

DOUBLES1 Kris Loesovsky, UC San Diego ...............................182 Diana Payan, Chico St. ..........................................173 Jackie Serna, CSU Monterey Bay...........................16 Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt St. ...................................165 Two tied with .......................................................15

HOME RUNS1 Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt St. ...................................182 Shae Olds, CSU Monterey Bay ..............................133 Priscilla Curiel, CSU San Bernardino .....................11 Felicia Viverios, Humboldt St. ...............................11 Kirstn Nouzovsky, Humboldt St. ...........................11

RUNS BATTED IN1 Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt St. ...................................472 Jordan Flora, CSU Stanislaus ................................453 Kirsten Nouzovsky, Humboldt St. .........................43 Shae Olds, CSU Monterey Bay ..............................43 Courtney Wilhelms, CSU San Bernardino ..............43

RUNS SCORED1 Sarah Locarnini, CSU Stanislaus ...........................532 Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt St. ...................................483 Kris Lesovsky, UC San Diego .................................464 Jacqueline Holtzclaw, CSU San Bernardino...........405 Kirsten Nouzovsky, Humboldt St. .........................39

STOLEN BASES1 Sarah Locarnini, CSU Stanislaus ...........................382 Jacqueline Holtzclaw, CSU San Bernardino...........333 ROCHELLE VANYI, SONOMA ST. ....................284 Britt Wright, Chico St. ...........................................18 Britney Butler, CSU San Bernardino ......................18

WINS1 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego .................................352 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST. ..............263 Sam Baker, Chico St. .............................................224 Cassidy Lee, CSU San Bernardino..........................165 Vaneza Hoover, Humboldt St. ...............................15

SHUTOUTS1 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST. ..............122 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego ...................................93 Sam Baker, Chico St. ...............................................64 Cassidy Lee, CSU San Bernardino............................45 Four tied with ........................................................3

INNINGS PITCHED1 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego ............................262.12 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST. ......... 234.13 Sam Baker, Chico St. ........................................222.24 Ashley Jackson, SF State .................................191.05 Cassidy Lee, CSU San Bernardino.....................187.2

STRIKEOUTS1 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA ST. ............ 3242 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego ...............................2083 Sam Baker, Chico St. ...........................................2024 Cassidy Lee, CSU San Bernardino........................1385 Two tied with .....................................................127

BATTING (min. 2.0 AB/gm) AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB1 Chrissy Stalf, Humboldt State ..................................398 51 171 48 68 16 0 18 47 182 Felicia Viveiros, Humboldt State ..............................392 51 153 32 60 8 0 11 42 243 Sarah Locarnini, CSU Stanislaus ..............................388 51 152 53 59 2 3 0 7 294 Hailey Stockman, Chico State ..................................382 50 144 27 55 12 1 9 38 175 Jamie Moon, CSU Monterey Bay ..............................377 51 162 36 61 9 1 8 26 216 Diana Payan, Chico State .........................................369 50 149 24 55 17 0 0 23 227 Kirsten Nouzovsky, Humboldt State ........................350 51 157 39 55 11 1 11 43 208 KAYLA LEDFORD, SONOMA STATE ................. .348 60 184 20 64 13 1 3 21 159 Jacqueline Holdtzclaw, CSU San Bernardino ...........343 58 172 40 59 8 3 2 26 1710 Jordan Flora, CSU Stanislaus ...................................342 51 158 27 54 15 1 8 45 18

PITCHING (min. 1.0 IP/gm) .............................. ERA W-L APP SV IP H R ER BB SO1 Camille Gaito, UC San Diego ...................................0.75 35-4 47 4 262.1 189 40 28 26 2082 SAMANTHA LIPPERD, SONOMA STATE ........... 1.17 26-9 43 1 234.1 122 50 39 87 3243 Sam Baker, Chico State ...........................................1.73 22-11 35 1 222.2 169 66 55 68 2024 Tess Granath, UC San Diego ....................................2.27 7-5 20 1 92.1 78 43 30 38 555 Stephanie Jimenez, CSU Dominguez Hills ..............2.40 14-10 40 6 163.2 160 67 56 44 1276 CIARA BECERRIL, SONOMA STATE ................. 2.42 4-5 24 2 72.1 64 29 25 17 297 Lauren Harper, CSU Dominguez Hills ......................2.55 13-14 43 2 172.2 184 77 63 31 1148 Jessica McDermott, Chico State ..............................2.57 8-5 20 0 100.2 88 46 37 51 869 Ashley Jackson, SF State ........................................2.64 10-17 33 0 191.0 191 110 72 66 12710 Cassidy Lee, CSU San Bernardino............................2.72 16-9 40 0 187.2 183 88 73 51 138

TEAM STATISTICSBATTING G AVG RHumboldt State 51 .306 295Cal State San Bernardino 50 .300 290Cal State Monterey Bay 51 .277 225UC San Diego 58 .276 262Chico State 50 .274 192SONOMA STATE 60 .270 216Cal State East Bay 51 .262 189San Francisco State 53 .262 184Cal State Stanislaus 51 .259 205Cal State Dominguez Hills 52 .251 193

PITCHING G ERA SOUC San Diego 58 1.44 287SONOMA STATE 60 2.00 424Chico State 50 2.45 312Cal State Dominguez Hills 52 2.57 249Cal State San Bernardino 59 3.14 260San Francisco State 53 3.36 235Cal State East Bay 51 3.47 208Cal State Stanislaus 51 3.89 146Cal State Monterey Bay 51 3.92 227Humboldt State 51 5.73 195

FIELDING G FLD% ECal State East Bay 51 .971 45UC San Diego 58 .970 51Chico State 50 .970 44Cal State Dominguez Hills 52 .968 46Cal State Monterey Bay 51 .966 52Humboldt State 51 .965 54SONOMA STATE 60 .963 62San Francisco State 53 .963 62Cal State Stanislaus 51 .957 66Cal State San Bernardino 59 .957 70

CCAA REVIEW

ROCHELLE VANYI


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All-NCAC1984 Yvonne McDonald (1) Wendy Gurwitz (1) Kim Williams (2) Carolyn Hummer (2) 1985 Becky Wood (1) Lynette Garror (1) Karen McDonald (1) 1986 Teresa Cheek (1) Michell Fortkamp (1) Cindy Romero (1) Vicki Hatley (2) Lisa Bernard (2) Lynette Garror (2) Cathy Howell (HM) 1987 Cindy Romero (1) Teresa Cheek (2) Michell Fortkamp (2) Sue Fosselman (HM) 1989 Kim Ebersole (1) Cindy Romero (1) Tara Locke-Paddon (2) Kim Battacavola (2) Jennifer Mendes (HM) Christine Seale (HM) 1990 Delores Peters (1) Chris Seale (1) Marcee Shaffer (2) Jennifer Mendes (2) Leslie Beebout (HM) Yvette Canavesio (HM) 1991 Lisa Ebersole (1) Marci Shafffer (2) Chris Seale (2) Heather Pollack (2) Leslie Beebout (HM) 1992 No records available 1993 Kathleen Russell (1) Laurie Lucero (2) Kelley Claus (2) 1994 Dani Barese (1) Brenda Scally (2) Brenda Joyce (HM) Suzanne Opbroek (HM) 1995 Marla Clayton (1) Lesa Leonis (1) Brenda Scally (2) 1996 Tami Page (1) Michelle Yanglin (2) Brenda Scally (2) Marla Clayton (2) Lesa Leonis (HM) Cecilia Villegas (HM)

1997 Brenda Scally (1) Tami Page (1) Lesa Leonis (2) 1998 Erin Pacheco (2) Sara Parks (2)

All-CCAA1999 Erin Pacheco (2) Amber Kalcic (2) Lara Wimmer (2) Emily Hose (HM) Suzanne Richards (HM) 2000 Kelli Peterson (2) Danielle McDavid (2) Melissa Rosa (2) Sarah Lovell (HM) Emily Hose (HM) 2001 Emily Hose (1) Danielle McDavid (2) Kelli Peterson (2) 2002 Danielle McDavid (2) 2003 Danielle McDavid (1) Monica Centoni (2) 2004 Lindsay Frey (2) Kelly Lazzini (HM) 2005 Crystal Sauseda (1) Rachel Hutson (HM) 2006 Stephanie Azevedo (1) Shyrle Hawes (2) Isabel Baales (HM) 2007 Alex Winters (2) Lindsay Emmel (2) 2008 Nicole Cordova (2) 2009 Lindsay Emmel (1) Kayla Ledford (2) Nicole Cordova (2) 2010 Simone Brandalise (1) Ashley Britton (1) Ali Palermo (1) Kayla Ledford (2) Julianne Martinez (2) Rochelle Vanyi (2) 2011 Samantha Lipperd (1) Kayla Ledford (1) Rochelle Vanyi (1) Jesse Talaugon (1) Brittany Martinez (1) Skylynn Myers (2)

CCAA PITCHER OF THE YEAR2009 Lindsay Emmel

NCAC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1991 Lisa Ebersole

CCAANEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2007 Megan Ochylski

DAKTRONICSALL-WEST REGION2009 Lindsay Emmel (1) Kayla Ledford (1) 2010 Ashley Britton (1) Julianne Martinez (1) Ali Palermo (1) Simone Brandalise (2) Samantha Lipperd (2) 2011 Samantha Lipperd (1) Kayla Ledford (2) Rochelle Vanyi (2)

NFCAALL-WEST REGION1991 Lisa Ebersole (1) Marci Shaffer (2) 1992 Kathleen Russell (2) 1993 Kathleen Russell (2) 1997 Tami Page (1) Brenda Scally (2) 2002 Lindsay Frey (2) 2007 Lindsay Emmel (2) Alex Winters (2) 2009 Lindsay Emmel (1) 2011 Samantha Lipperd (1) Kayla Ledford (1) Rochelle Vanyi (1)

NFCAWEST REGION PITCHER OF THE YEAR2009 Lindsay Emmel

DAKTRONICSALL-AMERICA2011 Samantha Lipperd (3)

NFCAALL-AMERICA1991 Lisa Ebersole (2)

CoSIDAACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT1991 Lisa Ebersole (2) 1997 Jolene Blackshear 2007 Alex Winters

NCAAALL-REGIONAL TEAM2007 Claire Hiney

CCAAALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2009 Janelle Arnold Simone Brandalise Brittany Martinez 2010 Simone Brandalise Ashley Britton Samantha Lipperd Julianne Martinez (MVP) Skylynn Myers Ali Palermo Rochelle Vanyi 2011 Danielle DEccliss Kayla Ledford Samantha Lipperd (MVP) Brittany Martinez Ali Palermo

NFCANATIONAL PITCHER OF THE WEEK2011 Samantha Lipperd (2/16) Samantha Lipperd (5/4)

SSU ATHLETICSHALL OF FAME1998 Cindy Romero 1999 Tina Woodring (De La Rosa) 2004 Brenda Scally

HONORS


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1999 Erin Pacheco 322000 Melissa Rosa 212001 Kellie Peterson 232002 Lindsay Frey 182003 Monica Centoni 172004 Monica Centoni 372005 Kelly Lazzini 292006 Heather Sanders 342007 Ashley Eisemann 342008 Cordova/Lopez 162009 Brandalise/Ledford 352010 Ashley Britton 462011 Rochelle Vanyi 33

STOLEN BASES1983 Norlene Tambussi 101984 Williams/Gurwitz 81985 Lisa Bernard 111986 Cindy Romero 261987 Cindy Romero 311988 Lee Murison 131989 Cindy Romero 241990 Marcee Shaffer 101991 Lisa Ebersole 211992 Kathleen Russell 281993 Kathleen Russell 441994 Barese/Clayton 161995 Lesa Leonis 151996 Marla Clayton 201997 Jolene Blackshear 121998 Sarah Parks 111999 Michelle Worthington 82000 Danielle McDavid 182001 Danielle McDavid 172002 Danielle McDavid 82003 Danielle McDavid 162004 Shawna Jackson 52005 Erika Campbell 202006 Erika Campbell 252007 Alex Winters 152008 Danielle Lowe 62009 Janelle Arnold 332010 Janelle Arnold 222011 Rochelle Vanyi 28

DOUBLES1983 Wendy Gurwitz 41984 Clark/Mays 41985 Becky Wood 91986 Cindy Romero 61987 Sue Fosselman 91988 Michelle Haines 41989 Jennifer Mendes 101990 Marcee Shaffer 101991 Marcee Shaffer 12

Batting Avg.1983 Woodring/McDonald .3331984 Kim Mays .2761985 Becky Wood .3191986 Cindy Romero .3641987 Cindy Romero .3581988 Lee Murison .3251989 Lisa Ebersole .4011990 Chris Seale .3191991 Lisa Ebersole .3661992 Kathleen Russell .3231993 Marla Clayton .3461994 Kelly Claus .3711995 Tammy Faagata .4481996 Brenda Scally .3871997 Tami Page .3351998 Erin Pacheco .3541999 Erin Pacheco .3182000 Danielle McDavid .3492001 Danielle McDavid .3262002 Lindsay Frey .2992003 Danielle McDavid .3612004 Lindsay Frey .3572005 Crystal Sauseda .3112006 Shyrle Hawes .3632007 Megan Ochylski .3532008 Nicole Cordova .3092009 Brittany Martinez .3382010 Simone Brandalise .3732011 Kayla Ledford .348

RUNS1983 Williams/McDonald 111984 Kim Williams 341985 Lisa Bernard 271986 Cindy Romero 261987 Sue Fosselman 271988 Moni Lomas 191989 Lisa Ebersole 471990 Yvette Canavesio 251991 Lisa Ebersole 361992 Kathleen Russell 441993 Kathleen Russell 431994 Marla Clayton 341995 Lesa Leonis 421996 Michelle Yanglin 391997 Michelle Yanglin 381998 Allisa Williams 201999 Erin Pacheco 222000 Danielle McDavid 452001 Danielle McDavid 262002 Danielle McDavid 212003 Danielle McDavid 262004 Kelly Lazzini 272005 Erika Campbell 30

2006 Erika Campbell 392007 Alex Winters 422008 Shyrle Hawes 232009 Arnold/Ledford 362010 Janelle Arnold 432011 Rochelle Vanyi 37

HITS1983 Kim Williams 161984 Williams/Gurwitz 381985 Becky Wood 511986 Cindy Romero 561987 Cindy Romero 641988 Lee Murison 401989 Lisa Ebersole 731990 Chris Seale 461991 Lisa Ebersole 591992 Kathleen Russell 501993 Clayton/Claus 541994 Kelly Claus 591995 Dani Barese 571996 Tami Page 671997 Tami Page 611998 Erin Pacheco 561999 Erin Pacheco 482000 Danielle McDavid 652001 Danielle McDavid 612002 Danielle McDavid 462003 Danielle McDavid 612004 Monica Centoni 552005 Crystal Sauseda 472006 Shyrle Hawes 622007 Winters/Hiney 672008 Nicole Cordova 432009 Arnold/Brandalise 552010 Simone Brandalise 662011 Ledford/Vanyi 64

RBIS1983 Wendy Gurwitz 121984 Yvonne McDonald 241985 Becky Wood 221986 Cindy Romero 281987 Cindy Romero 321988 Lee Murison 201989 Tara Locke-Paddon 301990 Chris Seale 231991 Chris Seale 351992 Jennifer Bates 271993 Danielle DeLuc 341994 Kelly Claus 351995 Tammy Faagata 331996 Lesa Leonis 361997 Tami Page 341998 Erin Pacheco 27

1992 Jennifer Bates 61993 Jennifer LeDuc 121994 Dani Barese 101995 Dani Barese 121996 Melissa Kirby 141997 Tami Page 131998 Erin Pacheco 161999 Erin Pacheco 182000 Peterson/Rosa 102001 Kellie Peterson 102002 Stephanie Camara 92003 McDavid/Rosa/Rhyne 62004 Kelly Lazzini 162005 Crystal Sauseda 112006 Shyrle Hawes 122007 Ashley Eisemann 132008 Shyrle Hawes 82009 Simone Brandalise 102010 Simone Brandalise 142011 Rochelle Vanyi 15

TRIPLES1983 Three tied with 21984 Mays/Harriott 61985 Lynnette Garror 61986 Cindy Romero 91987 Cindy Romero 91988 Lee Murison 41989 Ebersole/Romero 71990 Marcee Shaffer 71991 Three tied with 41992 Russell/LeDuc 51993 Kathleen Russell 71994 Dani Barese 31995 Faagata/Barese 41996 Brenda Scally 31997 Tami Page 61998 Williams/Carley 21999 Lesley Bagley 32000 Danielle McDavid 62001 Kellie Peterson 42002 McDavid/Camara 12003 Danielle McDavid 42004 Shawna Jackson 42005 Erika Campbell 82006 Stephanie Azevedo 32007 Alex Bright 32008 Nicole Cordova 22009 Simone Brandalise 42010 Ashley Britton 32011 Rochelle Vanyi 3

YEARLY LEADERS


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HOME RUNS1983 Three tied with 11984 Yvonne McDonald 41985 Lynnette Garror 11986 Cindy Romero 31987 Teresa Cheek 41988 Locke-Paddon/Murison 21989 Cindy Romero 11990 None 01991 Three tied with 11992 Danielle LeDuc 21993 Danielle LeDuc 31994 Claus/Barese 31995 Tammy Faagata 31996 Melissa Kirby 21997 Jolene Blackshear 11998 Erin Pacheco 61999 Erin Pacheco 62000 McDavid/Peterson 12001 Peterson/Kalcic 12002 None 02003 Rhyne/Frey 12004 Frey/Centoni 42005 Crystal Sauseda 42006 Shyrle Hawes 42007 Claire Hiney 62008 Dani Lopez 42009 Four tied with 22010 Ali Palermo 102011 Rochelle Vanyi 8

WINS1983 Tina Woodring 111984 Kim Mays 101985 Becky Wood 101986 Teresa Cheek 141987 Teresa Cheek 201988 Tracy Amador 41989 Kim Buttacavola 141990 Dolores Peters-Goelz 151991 Heather Pollack 71992 Heather Pollack 151993 Lauchland/Norberg 121994 Brenda Scally 161995 Brenda Scally 161996 Brenda Scally 201997 Brenda Scally 211998 Mindy King 101999 Lara Wimmer 122000 Sarah Lovell 152001 Meegan Kaminaka 122002 Sharleen Koenig 102003 Sharleen Koenig 92004 Kelly Lazzini 132005 Kelly Lazzini 7

2006 Isabel Baales 162007 Lindsay Emmel 152008 Brittany Williams 92009 Lindsay Emmel 192010 Lipperd/Martinez 212011 Samantha Lipperd 26

SHUTOUTS1983 None 01984 Kim Mays 21985 Becky Wood 31986 Vicki Hatley 61987 Teresa Cheek 81988 Tracy Amador 21989 Kim Buttacavola 41990 Peters-Goelz/Chaffee 71991 Rhonda Chaffee 51992 Heather Pollack 61993 Sandy Lauchland 41994 Brenda Scally 71995 Brenda Scally 51996 Brenda Scally 101997 Brenda Scally 101998 Wimmer/Rossi 21999 Lara Wimmer 32000 Sarah Lovell 62001 Sarah Lindenbaum 32002 Meegan Kaminaka 52003 Koenig/Callaway 22004 Kelly Lazzini 72005 Candice Pick 32006 Isabel Baales 52007 Lindsay Emmel 32008 Brittany Williams 42009 Lindsay Emmel 42010 Julianne Martinez 52011 Samantha Lipperd 12

ERA1983 Tina Woodring 2.111984 Kim Mays 1.981985 Becky Wood 1.601986 Teresa Cheek 1.521987 Teresa Cheek 1.521988 Tracy Amador 2.371989 Kim Buttacavola 1.581990 Dolores Peters-Goelz 0.971991 Heather Pollack 1.661992 Tina Orchid 1.841993 Sandy Lauchland 1.891994 Susie Norberg 1.481995 Brenda Scally 1.111996 Brenda Scally 1.111997 Brenda Scally 0.941998 Mindy King 2.37

1999 Lara Wimmer 1.882000 Sarah Lovell 1.352001 Sarah Lindenbaum 2.452002 Sharleen Koenig 1.992003 Sharleen Koenig 2.462004 Kelly Lazzini 2.312005 Kelly Lazzini 3.332006 Isabel Baales 3.642007 Lindsay Emmel 2.002008 Brittany Williams 2.622009 Lindsay Emmel 1.722010 Julianne Martinez 1.832011 Samantha Lipperd 1.17

STRIKEOUTS1983 Tina Woodring 601984 Kim Mays 511985 Becky Wood 661986 Teresa Cheek 391987 Teresa Cheek 471988 Tracy Amador 171989 Kim Buttacavola 281990 Dolores Peters 831991 Heather Pollack 321992 Tina Orchid 751993 Susie Norberg 321994 Brenda Scally 591995 Brenda Scally 771996 Brenda Scally 1211997 Brenda Scally 1691998 Lara Wimmer 501999 Lara Wimmer 562000 Sarah Lovell 742001 Meegan Kaminaka 512002 Sharleen Koenig 772003 Sharleen Koenig 812004 Kelly Lazzini 1192005 Kelly Lazzini 792006 Isabel Baales 1162007 Lindsay Emmel 2022008 Brittany Williams 852009 Lindsay Emmel 1912010 Samantha Lipperd 1422011 Samantha Lipperd 324

INNINGS1983 Tina Woodring 119.11984 Kim Mays 145.01985 Becky Wood 179.21986 Teresa Cheek 146.01987 Teresa Cheek 257.21988 Tracy Amador 192.01989 Kim Buttacavola 155.01990 Dolores Peters 172.21991 Heather Pollack 194.1

1992 Heather Pollack 183.01993 Sandra Lauchland 137.11994 Brenda Scally 150.11995 Brenda Scally 169.21996 Brenda Scally 195.11997 Brenda Scally 217.01998 Mindy King 139.01999 Lara Wimmer 175.12000 Sarah Lovell 171.02001 Meegan Kaminaka 137.22002 Sharleen Koenig 165.02003 Sharleen Koenig 182.12004 Kelly Lazzini 172.22005 Kelly Lazzini 143.02006 Isabel Baales 221.02007 Lindsay Emmel 192.22008 Brittany Williams 181.12009 Lindsay Emmel 195.22010 Julianne Martinez 206.12011 Samantha Lipperd 234.1

APPEARANCES1983 Tina Woodring 181984 Kim Mays 251985 Becky Wood 261986 Vicki Hatley 211987 Teresa Cheek 391988 Tracy Amador 301989 Kim Buttacavola 261990 Dolores Peters 261991 Heather Pollack 281992 Heather Pollack 291993 Susie Norberg 231994 Norberg/Scally 241995 Brenda Scally 261996 Brenda Scally 301997 Brenda Scally 331998 Alicia Rossi 281999 Lara Wimmer 282000 Sarah Lovell 282001 Sara Lindenbaum 242002 Sharleen Koenig 272003 Sharleen Koenig 292004 Isabel Baales 332005 Kelly Lazzini 242006 Isabel Baales 422007 Lindsay Emmel 432008 Brittany Williams 342009 Lindsay Emmel 402010 Julianne Martinez 362011 Samantha Lipperd 43

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Batting Avg.CAREER 1. Lisa Ebersole (1989, 91) ............. .3852. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ...... .3693. Tami Page (1996-97) .................. .3574. Dani Barese (1994-95) ............... .3555. Casey Alderson (1994-95) .......... .3526. Rochelle Vanyi (2010-11) ........... .3467. Erin Pacheco (1998-99) .............. .3378. Danielle McDavid (2000-03) ...... .3349. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........ .33010. Kelly Claus (1992-94) ................. .322

SEASON 1. Tammy Faagata (1995) .............. .4482. Lisa Ebersole (1989) ................... .4013. Cindy Romero (1989) ................. .3884. Brenda Scally (1996) .................. .3875. Casey Alderson (1995)................ .3806. Tami Page (1996) ....................... .3797. Simone Brandalise (2010) .......... .3738. Kelly Claus (1994) ...................... .3719. Lisa Ebersole (1991) ................... .36610. Cindy Romero (1986) ................. .364

HOME RUNSCAREER 1. ALI PALERMO (2010-) ............. 17 Rochelle Vanyi (2010-11) .............. 173. Erin Pacheco (1998-99) ................. 124. Ashley Britton (2009-10) .............. 105. Shyrle Hawes (2006-08) .................. 96. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) ......... 87. Janelle Arnold (2009-10) ................ 7 Kayla Ledford (2008-11) ................. 79. Claire Hiney (2007).......................... 6 SKYLYNN MYERS (2009-) ........... 6

SEASON 1. ALI PALERMO (2010) .............. 102. Rochelle Vanyi (2010) ..................... 93. Ashley Britton (2010) ...................... 8 Rochelle Vanyi (2011) ..................... 85. ALI PALERMO (2011) ................ 76. Erin Pacheco (1998) ........................ 6 Erin Pacheco (1999) ........................ 6 Claire Hiney (2007).......................... 6 Janelle Arnold (2010) ...................... 6 Simone Brandalise (2010) ............... 6

HITSCAREER 1. Danielle McDavid (2000-03) ....... 2332. Marla Clayton (1993-96) ............. 2083. Lesa Leonis (1994-97) ................. 2014. Kayla Ledford (2008-11) ............. 2005. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ....... 1826. Emily Hose (1999-02).................. 1687. Kelly Claus (1992-94) .................. 1558. Brenda Scally (1994-97) .............. 1509. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) ..... 14910. Shyrle Hawes (2006-08) .............. 148

SEASON 1. Lisa Ebersole (1989) ...................... 732. Tami Page (1996) .......................... 67 Alex Winters (2007) ....................... 67 Claire Hiney (2007)........................ 675. Simone Brandalise (2010) ............. 666. Michelle Yanglin (1996) ................ 65 Brenda Scally (1996) ..................... 65 Danielle McDavid (2000) ............... 65 Ashley Britton (2010) .................... 6510. Cindy Romero (1986) .................... 64 Ashley Eisenmann (2007) ............. 64 Kayla Ledford (2011) ..................... 64 Rochelle Vanyi (2011) ................... 64

DOUBLESCAREER 1. Kayla Ledford (2008-11) ............... 352. Erin Pacheco (1998-99) ................. 343. Shyrle Hawes (2006-08) ................ 314. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) ....... 305. Monica Centoni (2001-04) ............ 266. Brenda Scally (1994-97) ................ 25 Amber Kalcic (1999-02) ................ 258. Danielle McDavid (2000-03) ......... 249. Kelly Claus (1992-94) .................... 23 SKYLYNN MYERS (2009-) ......... 23 SEASON 1. Erin Pacheco (1999) ...................... 182. Erin Pacheco (1998) ...................... 16 Kelly Lazzini (2004) ....................... 164. Monica Centoni (2004) .................. 15 Rochelle Vanyi (2011) ................... 156. Melissa Kirby (1996)...................... 14 Simone Brandalise (2010) ............. 148. Tami Page (1997) .......................... 13 Lindsay Frey (2004) ....................... 13 Ashley Eisemann (2007)................ 13 SKYLYNN MYERS (2011) .......... 13 Kayla Ledford (2011) ..................... 13

TRIPLESCAREER 1. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ......... 252. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........... 12 Danielle McDavid (2000-03) ......... 124. Lisa Ebersole (1989, 91) ................ 11 Brenda Scally (1994-97) ................ 116. Michelle Fortkamp (1985-87) ......... 8 Lynette Garror (1985-86) ................ 8 Chris Seale (1989-91) ...................... 8 Leslie Beebout (1990-93) ................ 8 Tami Page (1996-97) ....................... 8 Erika Campbell (2005) ..................... 8

SEASON 1. Cindy Romero (1986) ...................... 9 Cindy Romero (1987) ...................... 93. Erika Campbell (2005) ..................... 84. Cindy Romero (1989) ...................... 7 Lisa Ebersole (1989) ........................ 7 Marcie Shaffer (1990)...................... 7 Kathleen Russell (1993) .................. 78. Tracey Harriott (1984) ..................... 6 Lynnette Garror (1985).................... 6 Tami Page (1996) ............................ 6 Brenda Scally (1997) ....................... 6 Danielle McDavid (2000) ................. 6

RBIsCAREER 1. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) ....... 902. Kayla Ledford (2008-11) ............... 863. Brenda Scally (1992-94) ................ 844. Kelly Claus (1992-94) .................... 815. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ......... 806. Lesa Leonis (1994-97) ................... 797. Rochelle Vanyi (2010-11) .............. 748. Monica Centoni (2001-04) ............ 68 Ashley Britton (2009-10) .............. 689. Amber Kalcic (1999-02) ................ 64 ALI PALERMO (2010-11) .......... 64

SEASON 1. Ashley Britton (2010) .................... 462. Simone Brandalise (2010) ............. 423. Rochelle Vanyi (2010) ................... 414. Monica Centoni (2004) .................. 37 ALI PALERMO (2010) .............. 376. Lesa Leonis (1994) ........................ 367. Chris Seale (1991) ......................... 35 Kelly Claus (1994) ......................... 35 Simone Brandalise (2009) ............. 35 Kayla Ledford (2009) ..................... 35

RUNSCAREER 1. Lesa Leonis (1994-97) ................. 1332. Marla Clayton (1993-96) ............. 1323. Danielle McDavid (2000-03) ....... 1184. Leslie Beebout (1990-93) ............ 1095. Michelle Yanglin (1994-97) ......... 1016. Kayla Ledford (2008-11) ............... 987. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........... 878. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ......... 85 Kelly Claus (1992-94) .................... 85 Shyrle Hawes (2006-08) ................ 85

SEASON 1. Lisa Ebersole (1989) ...................... 472. Danielle McDavid (2000) ............... 453. Kathleen Russell (1992) ................ 444. Kathleen Russell (1993) ................ 43 Janelle Arnold (2010) .................... 436. Lesa Leonis (1995) ........................ 42 Alex Winters (2007) ....................... 428. Rochelle Vanyi (2010) ................... 419. Leslie Beebout (1993) ................... 39 Michelle Yanglin (1996) ................ 39 Erika Campbell (2006) ................... 39 Ashley Britton (2010) .................... 39

STOLEN BASESCAREER 1. Cindy Romero (1986-89, 89) ......... 812. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........... 723. Marla Clayton (1993-96) ............... 664. Danielle McDavid (2000-03) ......... 595. Janelle Arnold (2009-10) .............. 556. Michelle Fortkamp (1985-87) ....... 497. Leslie Beebout (1990-93) .............. 468. Danielle Lowe (2008-11) ............... 459. Lesa Leonis (1994-97) ................... 4110.. Erika Campbell (2005-06) ............. 45

SEASON 1. Kathleen Russell (1993) ................ 442. Janelle Arnold (2009) .................... 333. Cindy Romero (1987) .................... 314. Jessica Abelia (2009) ..................... 305. Kathleen Russell (1992) ................ 28 Rochelle Vanyi (2011) ................... 287. Cindy Romero (1986) .................... 26 Michelle Fortkamp (1987) ............. 269. Erika Campbell (2006) ................... 2510. Cindy Romero (1989) .................... 24

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WALKSCAREER 1. Shyrle Hawes (2006-08) ................ 802. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........... 663. Michelle Yanglin (1994-97) ........... 654. Leslie Beebout (1990-93) .............. 625. Monica Centoni (2001-04) ............ 59 Kayla Ledford (2008-11) ............... 597. Kelly Claus (1992-94) .................... 54 Lesa Leonis (1994-97) ................... 549. Nicole Cordova (2008-09) .............. 5010. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) ....... 48

SEASON 1. Kathleen Russell (1992) ................ 422. Shyrle Hawes (2007) ..................... 313. Monica Centoni (2004) .................. 304. Michele Ross (1989) ...................... 29 Leslie Beebout (1993) ................... 29 Michelle Yanglin (1997) ................ 29 Shyrle Hawes (2006) ..................... 298. Heather Sanders (2006) ................ 279. Sue Fosselman (1987) ................... 25 Nicole Cordova (2008) ................... 25 Nicole Cordova (2009) ................... 25

SLUGGING PCT.CAREER 1. Erin Pacheco (1998-99) .............. .5832. Rochelle Vanyi (2010-11) ........... .5803. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ...... .5314. ALI PALERMO (2010-11) ....... .5215. Dani Barese (1994-95) ............... .5026. Lisa Ebersole (1989, 91) ............. .4877. Ashley Britton (2009-10) ........... .4678. Tami Page (1996-97) .................. .4629. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) .... .44610. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........ .441

SEASON 1. Tammy Faagata (1995) .............. .6722. ALI PALERMO (2010) ........... .6273. Erin Pacheco (1999) ................... .5834. Erin Pacheco (1998) ................... .5825. Rochelle Vanyi (2010) ................ .5816. Rochelle Vanyi (2011) ................ .5807. Ashley Britton (2010) ................. .5768. Cindy Romero (1986) ................. .5589. Simone Brandalise (2010) .......... .55410. Cindy Romero (1989) ................. .544

ON BASE PCT.CAREER 1. Lisa Ebersole (1989, 91) ............. .4552. Kathleen Russell (1992-93) ........ .4503. Tami Page (1996-97) .................. .4194. Cindy Romero (1986-87, 89) ...... .4135. Janelle Arnold (2009-10) ........... .4076. Dani Barese (1994-95) ............... .405 Shyrle Hawes (2006-08) ............. .4058. Nicole Cordova (2008-09) ........... .3999. Casey Alderson (1994-95) .......... .39810. Rochelle Vanyi (2010-11) ........... .396

SEASON 1. Tammy Faagata (1995) .............. .5272. Lisa Ebersole (1989) ................... .4733. Kathleen Russell (1992) ............. .4704. Shyrle Hawes (2007) .................. .4605. Brenda Scally (1996) .................. .440 Cindy Romero (1989) ................. .4407. Michelle Yanglin (1996) ............. .4398. Casey Alderson (1995)................ .4369. Lisa Ebersole (1991) ................... .433 Monica Centoni (2004) ............... .433

WINSCAREER 1. Brenda Scally (1994-97) ................ 732. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010-) ... 473. Sharleen Koenig (2000-03) ........... 364. Teresa Cheek (1986-87) ................. 34 Isabel Baales (2003-06) .............. 34 Lindsay Emmel (2007, 09) ............. 347. Heather Pollack (1991-92) ............ 29 JULIANNE MARTINEZ (2010-) ... 299. Cecilia Villegas (1995-96) .............. 288. Susie Norberg (1993-94) ............... 26 Brittany Williams (2007-09) .......... 26

SEASON 1. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2011) .... 262. Brenda Scally (1997) ..................... 21 SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010) .... 21 JULIANNE MARTINEZ (2010) .... 215. Teresa Cheek (1987) ...................... 20 Brenda Scally (1996) ..................... 207. Lindsay Emmel (2009) .................. 198. Brenda Scally (1994) ..................... 16 Brenda Scally (1995) ..................... 16 Cecilia Villegas (1996) ................... 16 Isabel Baales (2006) .................... 16

ERACAREER (200+ IP) 1. Brenda Scally (1994-97) ............. 1.182. Teresa Cheek (1986-87) .............. 1.263. Vicki Hatley (1985-86) ............... 1.484. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010-) 1.645. Tami Page (1996-97) .................. 1.686. Sarah Lovell (1999-00) ............... 1.847. Lindsay Emmel (2007, 09) .......... 1.868. Cecilia Villegas (1995-96) ........... 1.919. Susie Norberg (1993-94) ............ 1.9910. Heather Pollack (1991-92) ......... 2.01

SEASON (100+ IP) 1. Teresa Cheek (1986) ................... 0.822. Brenda Scally (1997) .................. 0.943. Delores Decker (1990) ................ 1.014. Vicki Hatley (1986) ..................... 1.025. Brenda Scally (1995) .................. 1.106. Brenda Scally (1996) .................. 1.117. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2011) . 1.178. Sarah Lovell (2000) .................... 1.359. Sharleen Koenig (2000) ............. 1.3710. Susie Norberg (1994) ................. 1.48

INNINGSCAREER 1. Brenda Scally (1994-97) ........... 735.12. Sharleen Koenig (2003-07) ...... 584.03. Isabel Baales (2003-06) ......... 548.14. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010-)....414.25. Teresa Cheek (1986-87) ............ 404.06. Lindsay Emmel (2007, 09) ........ 388.17. Heather Pollack (1991-92) ....... 377.08. Brittany Williams (2007-09) ..... 364.09. Kelly Lazzini (2004-05) ............ 315.210. JULIANNE MARTINEZ (2010-) .... 312.1

SEASON 1. Teresa Cheek (1987) ................. 258.02. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2011) ..234.13. Isabel Baales (2006) ............... 221.04. Brenda Scally (1997) ................ 217.05. JULIANNE MARTINEZ (2010) . 206.16. Brenda Scally (1996) ................ 196.07. Lindsay Emmel (2009) ............. 195.28. Heather Pollack (1991) ............. 194.09. Lindsay Emmel (2007) ............. 192.210. Tracy Amador (1988) ................ 192.0

SHUTOUTSCAREER 1. Brenda Scally (1994-97) ................ 322. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010-) ... 163. Teresa Cheek (1986-87) ................. 124. Sharleen Koenig (2000-03) ........... 11 Heather Pollack (1991-92) ............ 116. Rhonda Chaffee (1990-91) ............ 107. Cecilia Vargas (1995-96) .................. 8 Kelly Lazzini (2004-05) ................... 88. Vicki Hatley (1985-86) .................... 7 Dolores Peters (1990) ...................... 7 Isabel Baales (2003-06) ................ 7 Lindsay Emmel (2007, 09) ............... 7

SEASON 1. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2011) .... 122. Brenda Scally (1996) ..................... 10 Brenda Scally (1997) ..................... 104. Teresa Cheek (1987) ........................ 85. Rhonda Chaffee (1990) ................... 7 Dolores Peters (1990) ...................... 7 Brenda Scally (1994) ....................... 7 Kelly Lazzini (2004) ......................... 79. Vicki Hatley (1986) .......................... 6 Heather Pollack (1992) .................... 6 Sarah Lovell (2000) ......................... 6

STRIKEOUTSCAREER 1. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010-) ... 4662. Brenda Scally (1994-97) .............. 4263. Lindsay Emmel (2007, 09) ........... 3934. Isabel Baales (2003-06) ............ 2785. Sharleen Koenig (2000-03) ......... 2446. Kelly Lazzini (2004-05) ............... 1987. JULIANNE MARTINEZ (2010-) ... 1758. Brittany Williams (2007-09) ........ 1719. Simone Brandalise (2007-10) ..... 14710. Lara Wimmer (1998-99) .............. 106

SEASON 1. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2011) .. 3242. Lindsay Emmel (2007) ................ 2023. Lindsay Emmel (2009) ................ 1914. Brenda Scally (1997) ................... 1695. SAMANTHA LIPPERD (2010) .. 1426. Brenda Scally (1996) ................... 1217. Kelly Lazzini (2004) ..................... 1198. Isabel Baales (2006) .................. 1169. JULIANNE MARTINEZ (2010) .. 10410. Simone Brandalise (2007) ............. 94

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


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YEAR RECORD COACH AVG R 2B 3B HR SB OBP SLG ERA IP SO BB FLD% E1983 11-7 Kathy Klein .246 65 12 9 3 32 n/a n/a 2.16 120.0 62 35 .945 291984 24-21 Paul King .242 196 21 25 6 49 n/a n/a 2.32 305.0 71 112 .933 1011985 16-31 Paul King .217 144 33 14 1 46 n/a n/a 1.73 339.1 102 58 .932 1081986 31-19 Paul King .220 147 17 23 5 69 n/a n/a 1.06 358.0 93 80 n/a n/a1987 31-26 Paul King .233 163 32 22 6 95 n/a n/a 1.95 409.0 70 71 .943 1151988 7-43 Paul King .209 88 13 10 4 26 n/a n/a 3.26 315.2 34 144 .912 1391989 30-29 Paul King .260 219 51 20 1 71 n/a n/a 1.82 401.0 75 64 .943 1091990 29-22 Paul King .250 181 34 24 0 61 n/a n/a 1.30 343.2 119 73 .955 761991 26-31 Paul King .271 285 59 19 3 70 n/a n/a 1.95 381.1 70 72 .943 1091992 27-27 Paul King .249 241 31 16 2 79 n/a n/a 2.10 370.1 127 124 .948 911993 32-24 Paul King .278 258 52 19 4 136 n/a .348 2.46 364.2 71 107 .959 721994 36-20 Paul King .276 225 48 15 6 70 n/a .319 1.94 371.0 135 91 .951 891995 36-15 Paul King .304 244 61 19 4 63 n/a .382 1.53 353.0 128 68 .946 901996 40-16 Paul King .305 260 69 11 5 66 n/a .374 1.38 382.0 181 64 .961 681997 36-22 Paul King .265 241 61 24 1 63 .332 ..334 1.42 419.1 239 82 .962 721998 22-31 Paul King .257 161 53 7 6 40 .319 .317 2.76 355.1 90 79 .954 821999 24-31 Paul King .233 172 55 9 7 32 .303 .298 2.51 374.0 101 51 .951 872000 32-27 Paul King .254 195 62 12 2 61 .303 .311 1.77 419.2 150 90 .964 702001 22-31 Chris Elze .250 135 52 5 2 41 .299 .298 2.55 371.0 106 88 .947 962002 21-31 Chris Elze .226 120 41 2 0 20 .286 .259 2.16 356.1 137 63 .957 712003 16-38 Chris Elze .205 85 34 7 2 27 .264 .245 2.84 367.0 145 79 .960 682004 24-37 Chris Elze .243 156 69 8 12 15 .313 .319 3.00 415.2 245 152 .955 842005 16-36-1 Chris Elze/Derek Bell .261 167 54 20 11 54 .328 .355 4.07 346.0 162 144 .957 692006 21-36 Jaime Wallin .268 206 50 7 18 67 .336 .351 4.83 366.1 141 146 .946 912007 32-32 Jaime Wallin .280 263 75 10 24 61 .346 .378 2.38 432.2 327 100 .954 892008 16-36 Jaime Wallin .235 149 48 4 14 37 .308 .320 3.40 341.1 161 130 .953 762009 36-25 Jaime Wallin .261 225 58 11 10 147 .336 .333 2.43 403.2 324 176 .958 722010 43-18 Jennifer Bridges .305 319 86 10 52 58 .379 .463 2.11 407.2 255 141 .959 732011 38-22 Jennifer Bridges .270 216 78 6 30 89 .340 .387 2.00 412.2 424 153 .964 61

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SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDSHits: 4 Many Times (last: Britttany Martinez) 2/26/11Doubles 2 Many Times Triples 2 Many Times Home Runs 2 Ali Palermo 4/3/10 2 Ashley Britton 4/8/10Stolen Bases 4 Erika Campbell 3/22/06 4 Danielle Lowe 4/5/11At

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