2016 TROY SOFTBALL GAME NOTES · ESSENTIALS 2016 Record: 28-19 Sun Belt Record: 9-9 Head Coach: Beth Mullins STATISTICAL LEADERS Average: Kate Benton (.411) Home Runs: Hannah Day

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2016 SCHEDULE/RESULTSDate Opponent Time Feb. 12 Eastern Michigan W, 14-1 (5 inn.)Feb. 13 Evansville W, 5-4Feb. 13 Eastern Michigan W, 13-2Feb. 14 Marshall L, 5-7 (8 inn.)Feb. 14 Alabama State W, 9-5Feb. 19 Ole Miss L, 1-6Feb. 19 Eastern Illinois W, 13-6Feb. 20 Tennessee Tech W, 11-3 (5 inn.)Feb. 20 McNeese State L, 2-3 (9 inn.)Feb. 21 Tennessee Tech W, 6-2Feb. 24 Alabama L, 0-8 (5 inn.)Feb. 26 Dayton W, 7-3Feb. 27 Dayton W, 3-2Feb. 28 Austin Peay W, 9-3Feb. 28 Mercer W, 4-1March 4 Youngstown State W, 10-8 (8 inn.)March 5 Indiana State W, 10-9 (8 inn.)March 5 Lipscomb L, 0-2March 6 Furman W, 6-5March 8 UAB W, 4-2March 12 *Georgia State W, 5-2March 12 *Georgia State L, 1-6March 13 *Georgia State L, 2-6March 16 Florida A&M W, 11-2March 18 *Appalachian State W, 11-1March 18 *Appalachian State W, 23-6March 19 *Appalachian State W, 25-19March 25 *UL Lafayette L, 0-11March 25 *UL Lafayette L, 1-8March 26 *UL Lafayette L, 0-8March 29 Kennesaw State W, 6-2March 29 Kennesaw State W, 8-2April 2 South Carolina L, 0-8 (6 inn.)April 3 South Carolina L, 7-10April 6 Auburn L, 1-8April 9 *ULM W, 5-4 (9 inn.)April 9 *ULM W, 6-3April 10 *ULM L, 0-2April 13 Samford L, 6-8April 16 *Texas State L, 1-2April 16 *Texas State W, 3-2April 17 *Texas State L, 0-8 (5 inn.)April 20 Georgia Tech L, 1-2April 23 Georgia Southern L, 1-8April 23 Georgia Southern W, 13-5April 24 Georgia Southern W, 4-1April 30 UT Arlington 1 p.m.April 30 UT Arlington 3 p.m.May 1 UT Arlington 11 a.m.May 7 South Alabama 1 p.m.May 7 South Alabama 3 p.m.May 8 South Alabama 1 p.m.May 11-14 Sun Belt Conference Tourn TBA

Home Games in BOLD* Sun Belt Conference Game

TROY Trojans

ESSENTIALS2016 Record: 28-19 Sun Belt Record: 9-9Head Coach: Beth Mullins STATISTICAL LEADERSAverage: Kate Benton (.411)Home Runs: Hannah Day (15)RBI: Hannah Day (59)ERA: Claire Graves (3.76)Strikeouts: Ashley Rainey (50)

• Troy (28-19, 9-9 Sun Belt) is coming off a huge 2-1 series win over Georgia Southern at the Troy Softball Complex this past weekend.

• Kate Benton is electric at the plate posting a .411 batting average, 62 hits and 45 runs. Benton also leads the Sun Belt with 38 stolen bases and has set the record for single-season stolen bases.

• Hannah Day still brings the power at the plate with 15 home runs, 59 RBIs, nine doubles and a .340 batting average. Day leads the Sun Belt in RBIs, total bases and is second in the conference in home runs.

• Erica Davis is close behind Benton and Day with 42 runs, 29 RBIs and 38 hits. She posts a .304 batting average, has lifted five home runs out of the park and is third on the team with eight doubles.

• Claire Graves (6-4) and Ashley Rainey (15-13) lead the way for the Trojans pitching staff. Graves posts a 3.76 ERA and has tossed four complete games. Rainey has a 3.95 ERA and has only walked 32 batters in 125.2 innings of work.

• The Mavericks lead the all-time series with Troy, 4-3 but Troy swept the series against UT Arlington last April when they traveled to the Troy Softball Complex by scores of 5-3 and 9-4.

GAMEDAY STORYLINES

PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP Pos. No. Name B/T Cl. GP-GS Avg HR RBI C 17 Heather Johnston R/R Sr. 36-29 .221 2 6 1B 8 Amanda Winters L/L Sr. 43-43 .283 8 38 2B 6 Kate Benton L/R Sr. 47-47 .411 0 9 SS 10 Becca Hartley R/R Jr. 47-47 .202 8 26 3B 23 Khadija Neely R/R Sr. 40-37 .237 1 13 LF 13 Erica Davis R/R So. 46-45 .304 5 29 CF 19 Allison Moore L/L So. 41-12 .176 0 1 RF 22 Hannah Day L/L Sr. 47-47 .340 15 59 DP 24 Ashley Rainey R/R Sr. 42-38 .235 2 17 Probable PitchersPos. No. Name B/T Cl. W-L ERA CG SO RHP 5 Claire Graves R/R Fr. 6-4 3.76 4 45RHP 24 Ashley Rainey R/R Sr. 15-13 3.95 4 50RHP 12 Peyton Glover R/R Fr. 6-2 4.73 3 24

BenchPos. No. Name B/T Cl. GP-GS Avg HR RBI OF 1 Stephanie Snyder R/R Fr. 25-16 .240 1 5IF 18 Cassidy McDilda R/R So. 2-0 1.000 0 0OF 25 Leah Brundidge R/R Sr. 19-1 .333 0 1IF 29 Meg Willis R/R Jr. 21-16 .279 2 6C 9 Kaylee Hussey R/R Fr. 12-3 .200 0 3OF 14 Bailey Burk L/R R-Fr. 29-7 .167 0 1IF 15 Amber Joness R/R Fr. 15-11 .158 0 4IF 2 Jordan Gray R/R So. 13-2 .125 0 0

BullpenPos. No. Name B/T Cl. W-L ERA CG SORHP 29 Meg Willis R/R Jr. 1-0 3.32 0 6LHP 21 Rachel Rigney L/L Jr. 0-0 12.60 0 5

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UT ARLINGTON Mavericks

ESSENTIALS2016 Record: 28-14 Sun Belt Record: 7-11Head Coach: Kristie Fox STATISTICAL LEADERSAverage: Sandra Mendoza (.471)Home Runs: Britnea Barilli (3)RBI: Sandra Mendoza (35)ERA: Samantha Clakley (2.70)Strikeouts: Samantha Clakley (111)

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STATISTICAL COMPARISON

CATEGORY TROY UTAOverall Record 28-19 28-14 Conference Record 9-9 7-11Batting Average .282 .298Runs Scored 278 208Hits 341 320Doubles 60 57Triples 9 10Home Runs 51 10Runs Batted In 250 177Total Bases 572 427Slugging Percentage .474 .397Walks 159 153On-Base Percentage .389 .392Strike Outs 241 169Stolen Bases-Attempts 94-108 54-60Earned Run Average 4.29 3.56Opposing Batting Average .305 .291Batters Struck Out 130 168Walks Allowed 118 97Runs Allowed 228 167Hits Allowed 392 317Fielding Percentage .964 .967

2016 TROY NUMERICAL ROSTER

TROY ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSMailing Address: 5000 Veterans Stadium Dr., Troy, AL 36082Phone: 334.670.5655 • Fax: 334.670.5665

MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACTKathryn Langley - Media Relations AssistantOffice: (334) 670-5654Cell: (229) 308-3823Email: [email protected]: @kplangley1

WEEKLY INTERVIEWS• Head coach Beth Mullins and Troy players will

be made available for interviews in person or by telephone by request to media relations contact Kathryn Langley.

• All interviews with Troy student-athletes must be coordinated through the Athletic Media Relations Office and requested with 24 hours advance notice.

• Telephone interviews will be fulfilled at a time that does not interfere with the student-athlete’s academic or practice schedule.

TROY ATHLETICS WEBSITEGame notes, statistics and preview stories along with photo galleries are all available on Troy’s athletic department website - www.TroyTrojans.com.

PRACTICE COVERAGEMost Troy Trojans softball practices are open to the media. To arrange a visit to Troy practice and/or interviews with Troy players and coaches, please contact Troy Media Relations contact Kathryn Langley.

SOCIAL MEDIAIn addition to following the most up-to-date information on Troy’s official website, www.TroyTrojans.com, you can get exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the Troy softball program during the 2016 season with Troy Softball’s Twitter and Instagram accounts. You can follow the team on both at @TroyTrojansSB. Also, be sure to follow@TroyAthletics for up to the minute updates on all of Troy athletics.

No. Name Pos Yr. B/T Hometown / Previous School1 Stephanie Snyder OF Fr. R/R Grayson, Ga. / Grayson HS2 Jordan Gray IF R-So. R/R Chelsea, Ala. / Chelsea HS5 Claire Graves P Fr. R/R Southside, Ala. / Southside HS6 Kate Benton IF Sr. L/R Dothan, Ala. / Shelton State8 Amanda Winters IF/OF Sr. L/L McDonough, Ga. / Locust Grove HS9 Kaylee Hussey C Fr. R/R Enterprise, Ala. / Enterprise HS10 Becca Hartley UTL Jr. R/R Troy, Ala. / Charles Henderson HS11 Carli Kayler OF So. R/R Roswell, Ga. / Lassiter HS12 Peyton Glover P Fr. R/R Grayson, Ga. / Grayson HS13 Erica Davis IF/OF So. R/R Cumming, Ga. / West Forsyth HS14 Bailey Burk OF R-Fr. L/R Pensacola, Fla. / Tate HS15 Amber Jones IF Fr. R/R Attalla, Ala. / Etowah HS17 Heather Johnston C/IF Sr. R/R Hueytown, Ala. / Faulkner State CC18 Cassidy McDilda IF So. R/R Gainesville, Fla. / Buchholz HS19 Allison Moore OF So. L/L Pansey, Ala. / Ashford HS21 Rachel Rigney P/IF R-Jr. L/L Alabaster, Ala. / Thompson HS22 Hannah Day C/OF Sr. R/R Crestview, Fla. / Northwest Florida State23 Khadija Neely IF Sr. R/R Roanoke, Ala. / Chattanooga State24 Ashley Rainey P/IF Sr. R/R Tuscaloosa, Ala. / Tuscaloosa County HS25 Leah Brundidge OF Sr. R/R Brewton, Ala. / T.R. Miller HS29 Meg Willis IF Jr. R/R Huntsville, Ala. / Sparkman HS

Coaching StaffBeth Mullins Head Coach (2nd Season)Taylor Smartt Assistant Coach (2nd Season)Alex Hupp Pitching Coach (1st Season)Jaycee Affeldt Volunteer Assistant Coach (1st Season)Kristy Lawrence Director of Softball Operations (5th Season)

TROJAN LEADERS

Category Player No.Batting Average K. Benton .411Slugging Percentage H. Day .713On-Base Percentage C. McDilda 1.000Runs Scored K. Benton 45Hits K. Benton 62RBI H. Day 59Doubles C. Kayler 10Triples 2 tied at 2Home Runs H. Day 15Total Bases H. Day 107Walks A. Winters 35Hit by Pitch A. Rainey 15Sacrifice Bunts E. Davis 7Sacrifice Flies 3 tied at 2Stolen Bases K. Benton 38

Earned Run Average M. Willis 3.32Opp. Batting Average C. Graves .266Wins A. Rainey 15Innings Pitched A. Rainey 125.2Strike Outs A. Rainey 50Appearances A. Rainey 29Starts A. Rainey 22

Fielding Percentage 3 tied at 1.000Assists B. Hartley 101Errors 2 tied at 7

SATURDAY

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SUNDAY

White Jersey Cardinal Pants Cardinal Undershirt White Stirrups Cardinal Socks Cardinal Visor/Hat/Headband White Helmet White Cleats

GAMEDAY UNIFORM



WEEKLY MEDIA PLANNERMost practices are open to the media.

For help covering Troy softball, contact media relations contact Kathryn Langley.

TUESDAYApril 26

PRACTICE@ 3:00 p.m.

Interviews By Request

THURSDAYApril 28

PRACTICE@ 6:00 p.m. Interviews By Request

FRIDAY April 29

TRAVELto Arlington, Texas

No Interviews

MONDAYApril 25

OFF DAY

No Interviews

WEDNESDAYApril 27

PRACTICE@ 4:30 p.m.


LAST TIME OUT• The Troy softball team captured a 4-1 victory Sunday in the Sun Belt Conference

series finale against Georgia Southern at the Troy Softball Complex on Senior Day.

• Senior Day was full of excitement as all seven seniors started and contributed to get the win. Kate Benton picked up her 38th stolen base of the season to break Tara Michel’s single-season Troy record. Additionally, Leah Brundidge earned her first career start and picked up her first career hit in the game.

• The Trojans (28-19, 9-9 Sun Belt) came out of the gate swinging and plated three runs in the first inning. Georgia Southern starting pitcher Dixie Raley walked home Troy’s first two runs as she issued free passes to Khadija Neely and Ashley Rainey with the bases loaded. Brundidge stepped to the plate next and blistered a ball through the left side to score Meg Willis and make the score 3-0.

• Troy’s final run of the game came in the fifth inning when Amanda Winters hit a solo shot to right center to extend the Trojans’ lead out to 4-1.

• Ashley Rainey (15-13) picked up the win in the circle in her last game at the Troy Softball Complex. She pitched a complete game and gave up only one run.

ON DECK• Troy heads to Mobile, Ala., to square off with South Alabama in the last regular

season series. A doubleheader is slated for Saturday and will begin at 1 p.m. and the series finale on Sunday is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.

KAYLER BREAKING RECORDS• Carli Kayler’s four home runs in the final game against Appalachian State set the

Sun Belt single-game home run record and tied the NCAA single-game record.• Carli Kayler set the NCAA and Sun Belt single-game total bases record with 17.• Hannah Day tied the total-bases record the day before with 16 before Kayler

broke it the following day. BENTON SERIOUS THREAT AT THE PLATE AND ON BASE• Kate Benton broke the Troy University single-season stolen base record on April

24 by stealing her 38th base of the season.• She bypassed Tara Michel’s record in 1999 with 37.• She leads the Sun Belt in stolen bases with 38 and ranks 11th nationally with .81

stolen bases per game.• Benton leads the team in batting average with a .411 mark.• She leads the club in runs (45), hits (62), triples (2), and stolen bases (38).• She has had 151 at bats and has a .450 slugging percentage.• She is one of three Trojans to start all 47 games.

HARTLEY AND NEELY LIGHTS OUT ON DEFENSE• Despite not having the best season at the plate, Becca Hartley is having a very

impressive junior campaign defensively.• She posts a .960 fielding percentage and has only committed seven errors.• Khadija Neely has been a brick wall over at the hot corner.

SERIES BREAKDOWN

vs. UT ARLINGTONLast Meeting: Troy 9, UTA 4 (2015)Series (Overall): UTA leads 4-3Series at TROY: Troy leads 2-0Series at UTA: Tied 1-1Neutral: UTA leads 3-0

Recap from last meeting:

Troy Shutout in Series Finale at WKUBy: Taylor Blue

TROY, Ala. - Troy pounded out 12 hits, came from behind twice, and got four great innings of relief work for Mock to pick up the series win in game two.

Ashley Rainey got the start in the circle for Troy, giving up three runs in 3.0 innings before giving way to Mock (5-8), who allowed just one run over 4.0 innings on four hits to pick up the win.

Day went 3-for-4 with four runs scored and a pair of RBI. Kate Benton, Hartley and Rainey all posted two hits apiece with Rainey picking up two RBI.

For the second straight game the Trojans scored in the first inning, this time striking for two as Day hit an RBI double, scoring Benton, and Michelle Phelps delivered an RBI single to score Day.

However, Mya Anderson put UT Arlington ahead with a three-run home run in the third inning, and Troy had to comeback for the first time in the game. Ashley Rainey got herself off the hook for a loss as she tied the game, 3-3, with an RBI single in the bottom of the third.

Mock took over for Rainey to start the fourth, but gave up a leadoff homer to Kacey Everett. However, once again, the Trojans answered. This time, Kayler delivered her second sacrifice fly of the day, scoring Winters, who hit a leadoff single.

Day gave the Trojans the lead for good when she hit the first pitch of the fifth inning over the left field wall for her sixth homer of the season. Neely tacked on an RBI single, scoring Hartley who singled on the pitch following the homer.

UTA seemed ready to get back in the game when it loaded the bases with nobody out in the top of the sixth. However, the Mavericks didn’t test Hartley’s arm in right field on two consecutive fly balls, and Winters ended the frame with a diving catch in left field.

The momentum created by Troy’s defense carried over into the bottom of the inning as the Trojans added three more runs to put the game away. An RBI fielder’s choice by Hartley, two errors by UTA and an RBI double by Rainey all contributed to the inning.

Taylor Simmonds (8-5) gave up six runs on 10 hits over 5.0 innings and was tagged with the loss for UT Arlington. Montes entered in the sixth inning as was charged the three runs scored in that frame.

SATURDAYApril 30

GAMEvs. UT Arlington1 p.m. / 3 p.m.Arlington, Texas


SUNDAYMay 1

GAMEvs. UT Arlington11 a.m.Arlington, Texas




2016 SUN BELT STANDINGS

SUN BELT OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCTUL Lafayette 16-1 .941 35-6 .854South Alabama 14-6 .700 26-16 .619Georgia Southern 11-7 .611 27-21 .563Texas State 9-9 .500 30-17 .638Troy 9-9 .500 28-19 .596Georgia State 9-9 .500 26-24 .520UT Arlington 7-11 .389 28-14 .667ULM 6-12 .333 21-26 .447Appalachian State 2-19 .095 9-40 .184

AROUND THE SUN BELT

WEDNESDAY APRIL 26, 2016Arkansas-Pine Bluff at ULM 4:00Arkansas-Pine Bluff at ULM 6:00

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2016North Carolina A&T at Appalachian State 3:00Georgia Southern at Savannah State 4:00North Carolina A&T at Appalachian State 5:00Georgia Southern at Savannah State 6:00Texas A&M at Texas State 6:00ULM at Southern Mississippi 6:00

SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2016Texas State at Appalachian State 12:00Kennesaw State at South Alabama 12:00Troy at UT Arlington 1:00Georgia State at ULM 1:00UL Lafayette at Georgia Southern 1:00Texas State at Appalachian State 2:00Kennesaw State at South Alabama 2:00UL Lafayette at Georgia Southern 3:00Troy at UT Arlington 3:00Georgia State at ULM 3:00

SUNDAY, MAY 1, 2016Texas State at Appalachian State 11:00Troy at UT Arlington 11:00Georgia State at ULM 12:00UL Lafayette at Georgia Southern 1:00

HANNAH DAY RECEIVES NATIONAL HONORS• Hannah Day was named the NFCA

and USA Softball National Player of the Week of March 14-20.

• This is the first time a Troy softball player has ever received this award.

• Day posted a ridiculous .812 batting average and 2.125 slugging percentage.

• She had13 hits, 20 RBIs, and six home runs to help her get the recognition.

SERIES HISTORY vs. UT ARLINGTON• UT Arlington leads the all-time

series with Troy 4-3.• Home: Troy leads 2-0.• Away: Tied 1-1.• Neutral: UT Arlington leads 3-4.

TROY IN THE SUN BELT• Troy’s 25 runs, 24 RBIs, 24 hits,

six doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 51 total bases against Appalachian State leads the Sun Belt in team game highs.

• Hannah Day’s five runs against Appalachian State leads the Sun Belt in single-game highs.

• Hannah Day leads the Sun Belt in most runs scored in a single game with five.

• Hannah Day and Carli Kayler lead the Sun Belt with nine RBIs in a single game.

• Carli Kayler leads the conference

in home runs in a single game with four and total bases in a single game with 17.

• Kate Benton is fourth in the Sun Belt in batting average with a .411 mark.

• Hannah Day is fifth in slugging percentage with a .713 mark.

• Kate Benton is fourth in the Sun Belt in runs scored with 45. Erica Davis is fifth with 42.

• Kate Benton is fourth in the conference with 62 hits.

• Hannah Day leads the Sun Belt with 59 RBIs.

• Hannah Day is second behind Lexie Elkins with 15 home runs.

• Hannah Day is second in the Sun Belt with 107 total bases.

• Kate Benton leads the conference in stolen bases with 38.

• Amanda Winters is fourth in the Sun Belt with 278 putouts.

• Troy leads the conference in doubles with 60.

• Troy is fifth in the conference with 341 hits.

• The Trojans are second in the Sun Belt in runs, total bases, slugging percentage, RBIs, stolen bases and home runs.

SUN BELT PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK• Ashley Rainey serced as the week

five Sun Belt Pitcher of the Week.• She posted a 1.21 ERA over 17.1

innings of work against UAB and

WEEK 1 - Feb. 16Player- Lexie Elkins, UL LafayettePitcher- Devin Brown, South Alabam

WEEK 2 - Feb. 23Player - Rochelle Roberts, ULMPitcher - Katie Worley, Georgia State

WEEK 3 - March 1Player - Ivie Drake, Georgia StatePitcher - Kylee Jo Trahan, UL Lafayette

WEEK 4 - March 8Player - DJ Sanders, UL LafayettePitcher - Randi Rupp, Texas State

WEEK 5 - March 15Player - Lydia Wirkowksi, Georgia SouthernPitcher - ASHLEY RAINEY, TROY

WEEK 6 - March 21Player - HANNAH DAY, TROYPitcher - Devin Brown, South Alabama

WEEK 7 - March 28Player - Shellie Landry, UL LafayettePitcher - Devin Brown, South Alabama

WEEK 8 - April 4Player - Britnea Barilli, UT ArlingtonPitcher - Alex Stewart, UL Lafayette

WEEK 9 - April 11Player - Aleah Craighton, UL LafayettePitcher - Devin Brown, South Alabama

WEEK 10 - April 18Player - Ivie Drake, Georgia StatePitcher - Randi Rupp, Texas State

WEEK 11 - April 25Player: Kensey Caldwell, Georgia StatePitcher: Randi Rupp, Texas State

WEEK 12 - April 29Player of the WeekPitcher of the Week WEEK 13 - May 6Player of the WeekPitcher of the Week

SUN BELT WEEKLY HONORS



GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: .................................................................. Troy, AlabamaFounded:.....................................................................................1887Enrollment: ............................................................................20,000Chancellor: .................................................. Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr.Faculty Represenative: .......................................Dr. Fred GreenAthletic Director:................................................Jeremy McClainConference:.........................................................................Sun BeltNickname: .............................................................................TrojansColors: ..................................................Cardinal, Silver and Black

SOFTBALL HISTORYFirst Season: ...............................................................................1994All-Time Record: ................................................779-508-4 (.603)NCAA Tournaments: ......................................................................1 .......................................... 1996 West Regional (Tucson, Ariz.) Postseason Record: ....................................................................0-2Conference Affiliations: ................................ East Coast (1994) .............................................................Mid-Continent (1995-97) ............................................................. Atlantic Sun (1998-2005) ....................................................................... Sun Belt (2006-pre.)Regular Season Championships: ..............................................2 ....................................... 1996 (Mid-Continent), 2005 (A-Sun)Tournament Championships: ....................................................1 ................................................................... 1996 (Mid-Continent)

SOFTBALL STAFFHead Coach: ...................................... Beth Mullins (UAB, 2004)Assistant Coach ............................................................ Alex HuppAssistant Coach .......................................................Taylor Smartt Volunteer Assistant Coach .................................Jaycee Affeldt Director of Operations: ...................................Kristy Lawrence

HOME FIELDStadium (Capacity): ................... Troy Softball Complex (800)Record Attendance: .................... 2,078 vs. Alabama (2/9/14)Dimensions: .............................. 200’ (LF) - 220’ (CF) - 200’ (RF)Year Opened (Seasons): ...............................................2002 (11)All-Time Home Record: .............................................. 330-155-2

2015 REVIEWOverall Record: .......................................................................32-23 Home:.........................................................................................17-7 Away: .......................................................................................11-13 Neutral: ........................................................................................4-3Sun Belt Record (Finish): .............................................14-9 (4th)

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSOfficial Athletics Website ...............................TroyTrojans.comAssistant AD/Media Relations ................. Adam PrendergastMedia Relations Softball Contact ...............Kathryn Langley Office: (334) 670-5654 Cell: (229) 308-3823 Email: [email protected]

TROY QUICK FACTS

NATIONAL POLLS

USA TODAY/NFCA DIVISION I TOP 25)No. Team Rec. Pts. Last11 Florida (31) 45-3 799 12 Michigan (1) 37-4 767 23 Auburn 45-5 733 34 Alabama 41-9 686 45 Oregon 35-6 668 56 James Madison 40-3 631 67 Florida State 38-5 605 88 Louisiana-Lafayette 35-6 589 79 Oklahoma 38-7 555 910 Washington 30-10 495 1011 Kentucky 39-11 473 1112 LSU 36-13 424 1413 Tennessee 35-12 419 1214 Georgia 37-13 377 1315 UCLA 29-13-1 357 1516 Missouri 33-12 303 1917 Arizona 32-13 285 1718 Texas A&M 33-13 258 1619 Notre Dame 35-7 215 1820 Fresno State 34-9-1 181 2021 Baylor 39-12 172 2122 USF 42-11 118 2323 Florida Atlantic 41-7 117 2224 Minnesota 32-12 85 2425 Cal State Fullerton 38-10 30 NR Dropped Out: Arizona State Others Receiving Votes: Arizona State (19), Utah (15), Texas (8), Nebraska (4), Ohio State (1), Oregon State (1).

ESPN.COM/USA SOFTBALL TOP 25 No. Team Rec. Pts. Last1 Florida (17) 45-3 497 12 Michigan (1) 37-4 472 33 Auburn 45-5 462 24 Alabama 41-9 425 45 Oregon 35-6 415 56 Florida State (2) 38-5 394 77 James Madison 40-3 389 68 Oklahoma 38-7 361 99 Louisiana-Lafayette 35-6 359 810 Washington 30-10 309 1011 Kentucky 39-11 290 1112 Tennessee 35-12 250 1313 UCLA 29-12-1 244 1414 LSU 36-13 234 1515 Georgia 37-13 228 1216 Missouri 33-12 187 1917 Arizona 32-13 179 16T18. South Florida 42-11 141 20T18. Notre Dame 35-7 141 1820 Baylor 39-12 112 2121 Fresno State 34-9-1 109 2222 Texas A&M 33-13 103 1723 Minnesota 32-12 85 2324 Florida Atlantic 41-7 37 RV25 Ohio State 29-12-1 25 25

Dropped Out: Nebraska (24)

Others receiving votes: Utah (22), Cal State Fullerton (13), Nebraska (10), Texas (3), USC Upstate (2), Louisville (1), Florida International (1)

Georgia State during the week.• The Tuscaloosa, Alabama native

got the start in the circle in Troy’s Sun Belt opener and improved her record to 10-5.

• She threw 5.1 innings and allowed only one run.

• Hannah Day swept the Player of the Week awards on the national level.

• Day was named NFCA and USA Softball National Player of the Week for the week of March 14-20.

• She also won Sun Belt Player of the Week for week 6.

SEC TEAMS AREN’T NEW FOR TROY• The Trojans are not new to

playing SEC teams.• They play at least two SEC teams

year.• Troy has played Alabama, South

Carolina and Auburn this season.• The Trojans faced off with the

Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa early in the season.

• They traveled to Columbia, S.C. to take on the Gamecocks in a two-game series.

• The last SEC team they played was Auburn.

2015 HANNAH DAY VS. 2016

HANNAH DAY• Day has already surpassed some

of her 2015 numbers.• In 2015 she had six home runs

and she already has 15 this season.

• She had 48 RBIs last season and she already has 59 this season so far.

• She is getting close to matching and passing her numbers in runs, hits and doubles from last season.

MEG WILLIS COMING IN CLUTCH FOR THE TROJANS• After not starting a single game

last season, Meg Willis has been making a name for herself as a closer in the 2016 season.

• Not only has her bat come in handy for the Trojans but she has helped out quite a bit in the circle.

• She posts a 3.32 ERA in the circle.



BETHMULLINSHead CoaCH

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Sun Belt Co-Coach of the Year Beth Mullins begins her second season as Troy’s softball head coach. In 2015, she led the Trojans to a 32-23 record, including a 14-9 Sun Belt record and a fourth place finish in the conference. She is the first coach in program history to defeat top-10 teams in back-to-back games and led the Trojans to the most wins over the past five seasons, including victories over three top-25 opponents.

In just one season under Mullins, Troy jumped three spots from seventh to fourth in the final Sun Belt standings. The Trojans’ batting average improved from .215 to .260, and they scored 70 more runs, had 70 more hits, 100 more RBIs, 38 more doubles, and launched 21 more home runs while playing just one more game than they did in 2014. Mullins finished her third season as an assistant coach at Mississippi State before coming to Troy in 2015 and has previous coaching stops at Western Kentucky, UAB and Georgia Southern following an all-conference playing career at UAB. Mullins inherited a newly renovated Troy Softball Complex that underwent a $3 million renovation prior to the 2014 season. The field was lowered to improve sight lines and the outfield was replaced with artificial grass. The press box was also updated to include offices, a media area with press box and an expanded concessions area, as well as new official locker rooms. Also in the renovation was the construction of the Dodds Center, a state-of-the-art hitting facility. The 8,000 square-foot facility houses a player locker room, player lounge, athletic training room and hitting and pitching areas. Throughout her nine-year coaching career, Mullins’ teams have advanced to five NCAA Tournaments, including all three seasons at Mississippi State. Additionally, 13 of her players have earned NFCA All-Region honors, 12 have earned all-conference distinction and one was named USA National Player of the Week. A native of Fairhope, Ala., Mullins worked with Mississippi State’s outfielders and served as the hitting coach. Additionally, Mullins handled the organization and execution of the MSU Softball Clinics and aided in Mississippi State’s recruiting efforts. Mississippi State saw a tremendous amount of growth during Mullins’ three seasons as an assistant. The Bulldogs won 39 games during the 2014 season, which tied for the third most in school history. The 2013 squad set the program record with 51 home runs, besting the previous mark by four, stole 2.0 bases per game to tie the program record, and stole the second-most bases in Mississippi State history with 114. The Bulldogs ended the season with their highest slugging percentage since 2004 with a .422 mark. In Mullins’ final season at Mississippi State, the Bulldogs defeated eight ranked teams including five wins against teams ranked in the top five. Mississippi State became just the fourth SEC program in the past 10 years to win series against Alabama and Tennessee; the Crimson Tide were ranked second and the Lady Vols were ranked fourth when the games were played. The 2013 Bulldogs also made school history as they took down some of the nation’s best squads and snapped a trio of Southeastern Conference losing streaks in the process. Mississippi State snapped a 27-game skid against Alabama, a 21-game streak versus LSU and a 17-game slump

against Florida. In her first season at Mississippi State, Mullins developed left fielder Jessica Cooley into one of the most feared power hitters in the conference. Cooley thrived under Mullins’ coaching as she led the Bulldogs and finished fourth in the powerful SEC with 15 home runs – the total was the third most in Mississippi State history. Additionally, Cooley earned All-America and USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week honors. During Mullins’ first season, the success wasn’t just limited to Cooley as Mississippi State improved offensively across the board. The Bulldogs enhanced their numbers in batting average, runs scored, hits, walks, strikeouts, on-base percentage and stolen bases.

The MULLINS FileAGE: ...............................................................33 (Sept. 29, 1982)

HOMETOWN: .......................................................Fairhope, Ala.

HIGH SCHOOL: ..................................Fairhope (Ala.) HS (‘00)

ALMA MATER:.............................................................. UAB (‘04)..................................................................B.S. in Political Science

CoaCHing HiStoryTroy, head coach ............................................................ 2015-16Mississippi State, assistant coach ............................ 2012-14Western Kentucky, assistant coach ................................2011UAB, assistant coach ..................................................... 2008-10Georgia Southern, assistant coach.......................... 2006-07UAB, volunteer assistant coach .......................................2005

Playing CareerUAB ..................................................................................... 2000-04

CoaCHing aCComPliSHmentS- Sun Belt Co-Coach of the Year in 2015

- Helped lead Mississippi State to its third most victories in school history in 2014

- Mississippi State set school records for home runs and stolen bases per game in 2014

- WKU set school records for batting average, triples, RBIs and slugging percentage in 2011

Player aCComPliSHmentS- Earned All-Conference USA honors as a senior

- Named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team



With an advanced two-strike approach and a more disciplined approach at the plate, Mullins guided hitters to a then-school record in walks and walks per game (3.54). The 2012 offense finished in the single-season top 10 in school history in runs, home runs, slugging percentage and stolen bases. Prior to her arrival in Starkville, Mullins spent one season at Western Kentucky (2011) where the Lady Toppers post the highest batting average in school history (.279). The Lady Toppers also set single-season records for triples (14), RBIs (221) and slugging percentage (.419). Mullins made the move to WKU following a three-year stint at her alma mater, UAB. In her final season with the Blazers in 2010, the squad broke 15 individual and team offensive records while making its first NCAA Tournament appearance. The group also topped Conference USA in six offensive categories. During her tenure, UAB improved in team batting average, doubles, triples, RBIs and runs scored each season. UAB players littered the Conference USA all-conference teams as five Blazers earned all-league honors, while Martina Landrum and Alisha Smith were named Newcomer of the Year and Lauren Webster was named Freshman of the Year during her tenure. Mullins returned to her old playing field after a two-year stop as an assistant coach at Georgia Southern. During that stint, she helped the Eagles to a Southern Conference Tournament title and the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2006, she tutored SoCon Player of the Year Shanita Black, who broke 12 school records en route to earning conference tournament Most Outstanding Player and All-Southeast Region accolades. A starter for the Blazers from 2001-04, Mullins was named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team. As a sophomore in 2002, she led the team in RBIs (31) and walks (17) as the Blazers won a then-program-best 39 games. During her junior campaign in 2003, Mullins led the team in home runs (five) and walks (16). As a senior, the right-handed hitter was named All-Conference USA after anchoring the squad in batting average (.311), hits (51), on-base percentage (.379), RBIs (27) and home runs (five). She finished her career ranked in the program’s top 10 in: RBIs (fourth), home runs (fifth), total bases (fifth), hits (sixth), doubles (sixth) and walks (seventh).

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Alex Hupp joins the Troy staff following one season as the top assistant at East Tennessee State and a two-year stint at South Dakota State. A native of Olathe, Kan., Hupp served as the interim head coach at South Dakota State for the 2014 season after one year as an assistant for the Jackrabbits.

Prior to her tenure at South Dakota State, Hupp had two successful seasons as an assistant coach at Emporia State. She helped lead the Hornets to a combined 84-27 record over her two seasons with back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Division II Regionals, including an appearance in the NCAA Division II South Central Regional final in 2012.

Hupp enjoyed a standout career at Nebraska, where she saw time in the circle and in the field, as she amassed 58 total pitching appearances and 239 career at-bats. In her first career start in the circle, Hupp threw a shutout versus Portland State to become the first Husker to throw a shutout in her first start since All-American Peaches James in 2001. As a sophomore, Hupp emerged as Nebraska’s No. 2 starter, tossing 133 innings, including a no-hitter versus Northern Colorado in 2008. In that game, she struck out 12 batters to go along with a solid day at the plate with a pair of hits and two RBIs. Hupp helped lead Olathe East High School to three consecutive Class 6A state championships from 2004-06, earning First Team High School All-America Honors in 2006 along with being named the 2005-06 Gatorade Softball Player of the Year for the state of Kansas. Hupp finished her high school career with a 69-1 record in the circle.



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Former Troy pitcher Jaycee Affeldt joins the Troy coaching staff as a volunteer assistant coach after a four-year playing career with the Trojans.

Affeldt is coming off a brilliant senior season where she was named Sun Belt Conference Pitcher of the Year and to the All-Sun Belt First Team. Additionally, she was named to the Capital One Academic All-District First Team and the NFCA South All-Region Third Team.

In her final season at Troy, the Trojans finished 32-23 overall and 14-9 in the Sun Belt. Affeldt posted a 2.65 ERA and struck out 150 batters in 182.1 innings of work, which was the second most in the Sun Belt in 2015. She tied for second in the conference with 17 wins and three saves. Affeldt also struck out a career-high 14 batters against Georgia Tech.

Affeldt appeared in the circle 130 times, starting 74 of those times and tossing 32 complete games in her career as a Trojan. She picked up her first career win against Kansas in 2012 at the Southeastern Louisiana Lions Classic pitching 6.1 innings.

She finished her playing career with a 3.26 ERA and with 442 strikeouts in 539.2 innings of work.

A native of Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Affeldt graduated from Troy with a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism in 2015.

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Taylor Smartt begins her first season as a full-time assistant coach for the Trojans. Smartt served as Troy’s volunteer assistant coach last season following a four-year playing career with the Trojans.

Working primarily with the Troy hitters last season, Smartt was a big part of a team that set a program record with 51 home runs. The Trojans also hit 72 doubles after hitting just 34 the previous season.

Prior to her season with the Troy coaching staff, Smartt started 191 games over her four seasons at Troy and finished her career with 21 doubles, five triples, three home runs and 40 RBIs.

She was named to the NFCA All-Region Team following her freshman season when she hit .277 with eight doubles, a triple, a home run, 17 RBIs and 23 runs scored.

A native of Troy, Ala., Smartt graduated from Troy with a degree in sport and fitness management in 2014; Smartt also earned NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete honors during her career.

Smartt’s father, Mark, is an assistant coach for the Troy baseball program and will assume head coaching duties beginning with the 2016 season.

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Kristy Lawrence begins her fifth season as a member of the Troy softball staff as the program’s director of operations.

Born in Sydney, Australia, Lawrence played three seasons for NSW and won an Australian National Championship. She also played for Australian 16-and-under National Team during her playing career.

Lawrence began her collegiate career at Western Texas College in Snyder, Texas. In her two seasons, Lawrence helped Western Texas to a regional championship and an appearance in the Junior College World Series. She was named all-conference honorable mention in 2006 and 2007.

She transfered to Samford in 2008 where she played two seasons for the Bulldogs as a first baseman and outfielder. As a senior, Lawrence had a breakout season as she posted a batting average above .300 for the first time in her career.

After her playing career ended, Lawrence served as a student assistant coach for Samford in 2010, while finishing her degree in exercise sciences.

Lawrence received her master’s in sport and fitness management from Troy in 2013.



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#1 STEPHANIE SNYDER

SEASON/CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 12Runs Scored ............................................................................5RBI ..............................................................................................5Doubles ....................................................................................2Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................1Walks .........................................................................................2Stolen Bases............................................................................1

#2 JORDAN GRAY

SEASONHits .............................................................................................1Runs Scored ............................................................................4RBI ..............................................................................................1Doubles ....................................................................................1Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................5Stolen Bases............................................................................0

CAREERHits .............................................................................................1Runs Scored ............................................................................6RBI ..............................................................................................1Doubles ....................................................................................1Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................7Stolen Bases............................................................................1

#5 CLAIRE GRAVES

SEASON/CAREERERA .......................................................................................3.76Wins ...........................................................................................6Losses........................................................................................4Saves .........................................................................................0Complete Games ..................................................................4Innings Pitched ...............................................................91.1Strikeouts ............................................................................. 45Walks ...................................................................................... 42

#6 KATE BENTON

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 62Runs Scored ......................................................................... 45RBI ..............................................................................................9Doubles ....................................................................................2Triples .......................................................................................2Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks ...................................................................................... 16Stolen Bases......................................................................... 38

CAREERHits ........................................................................................117Runs Scored ......................................................................... 88RBI ........................................................................................... 21Doubles ....................................................................................4Triples .......................................................................................2Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks ...................................................................................... 31Stolen Bases......................................................................... 64

#8 AMANDA WINTERS

Walks ...................................................................................... 35Stolen Bases............................................................................3

CAREERHits ........................................................................................114Runs Scored ......................................................................... 84RBI .........................................................................................113Doubles ................................................................................. 19Triples .......................................................................................5Home Runs .......................................................................... 24Walks ...................................................................................... 89Stolen Bases............................................................................6

#9 KAYLEE HUSSEY

SEASON/CAREERHits .............................................................................................2Runs Scored ............................................................................0RBI ..............................................................................................3Doubles ....................................................................................0Triples .......................................................................................1Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................1Stolen Bases............................................................................0

#10 BECCA HARTLEY

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 26Runs Scored ......................................................................... 32RBI ........................................................................................... 26Doubles ....................................................................................6Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................8Walks ...................................................................................... 14Stolen Bases............................................................................8

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 85Runs Scored ......................................................................... 83RBI ........................................................................................... 72Doubles ................................................................................. 16Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .......................................................................... 20Walks ...................................................................................... 48Stolen Bases......................................................................... 18

#11 CARLI KAYLER

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 36Runs Scored ......................................................................... 23RBI ........................................................................................... 31Doubles ................................................................................. 10Triples .......................................................................................2Home Runs .............................................................................7Walks .........................................................................................3Stolen Bases............................................................................4

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 64Runs Scored ......................................................................... 47RBI ........................................................................................... 53Doubles ................................................................................. 17Triples .......................................................................................2Home Runs .......................................................................... 10Walks ...................................................................................... 14Stolen Bases............................................................................7

#12 PEYTON GLOVER

#13 ERICA DAVISSEASONHits .......................................................................................... 38Runs Scored ......................................................................... 42RBI ........................................................................................... 29Doubles ....................................................................................8Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................5Walks ...................................................................................... 17Stolen Bases......................................................................... 12

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 44Runs Scored ......................................................................... 50RBI ........................................................................................... 32Doubles ....................................................................................9Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................6Walks ...................................................................................... 21Stolen Bases......................................................................... 12

#14 BAILEY BURK



#15 AMBER JONES

SEASON/CAREERHits .............................................................................................3Runs Scored ............................................................................3RBI ..............................................................................................4Doubles ....................................................................................1Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................3Stolen Bases............................................................................0

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 30Runs Scored ......................................................................... 30RBI ........................................................................................... 38Doubles ....................................................................................5Triples .......................................................................................1Home Runs .............................................................................8

SEASON/CAREERERA .......................................................................................4.73Wins ...........................................................................................6Losses........................................................................................2Saves .........................................................................................2Complete Games ..................................................................3Innings Pitched ...............................................................63.2Strikeouts ............................................................................. 24Walks ...................................................................................... 25

#17 HEATHER JOHNSTONSEASONHits .......................................................................................... 15Runs Scored ............................................................................6RBI ..............................................................................................6Doubles ....................................................................................3Triples .......................................................................................1Home Runs .............................................................................2Walks .........................................................................................2Stolen Bases............................................................................0

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 39Runs Scored ......................................................................... 14RBI ........................................................................................... 28Doubles ....................................................................................4Triples .......................................................................................1Home Runs .............................................................................7Walks ...................................................................................... 13Stolen Bases............................................................................0


#18 CASSIDY McDILDASEASONHits .............................................................................................1Runs Scored ............................................................................0RBI ..............................................................................................0Doubles ....................................................................................0Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................1Stolen Bases............................................................................0


#19 ALLISON MOORE

SEASONHits .............................................................................................3Runs Scored ......................................................................... 12RBI ..............................................................................................1Doubles ....................................................................................0Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................1Stolen Bases......................................................................... 11

CAREERHits .............................................................................................3Runs Scored ......................................................................... 19RBI ..............................................................................................1Doubles ....................................................................................0Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................2Stolen Bases......................................................................... 20

#21 RACHEL RIGNEY


CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 22Runs Scored ............................................................................5RBI ........................................................................................... 13Doubles ....................................................................................3Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................1Walks .........................................................................................6Stolen Bases............................................................................2

SEASONERA .....................................................................................12.60Wins ...........................................................................................0Losses........................................................................................0Saves .........................................................................................1Complete Games ..................................................................0Innings Pitched .................................................................. 10Strikeouts ................................................................................5Walks .........................................................................................7

CAREERERA .......................................................................................5.24Wins ...........................................................................................9

Losses..................................................................................... 13Saves .........................................................................................4Complete Games ..................................................................8Innings Pitched .............................................................161.2Strikeouts ............................................................................. 74Walks ...................................................................................... 73

#22 HANNAH DAY

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 51Runs Scored ......................................................................... 39RBI ........................................................................................... 59Doubles ....................................................................................9Triples .......................................................................................1Home Runs .......................................................................... 15Walks ...................................................................................... 18Stolen Bases......................................................................... 11

CAREERHits ........................................................................................108Runs Scored ......................................................................... 76RBI .........................................................................................102Doubles ................................................................................. 22Triples .......................................................................................4Home Runs .......................................................................... 21Walks ...................................................................................... 34Stolen Bases......................................................................... 18

#23 KHADIJA NEELYSEASONHits .......................................................................................... 23Runs Scored ......................................................................... 10RBI ........................................................................................... 13Doubles ....................................................................................5Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................1Walks ...................................................................................... 16Stolen Bases............................................................................1

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 60Runs Scored ......................................................................... 30RBI ........................................................................................... 34Doubles ................................................................................. 17Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................2Walks ...................................................................................... 28Stolen Bases............................................................................1

#24 ASHLEY RAINEY

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 23Runs Scored ......................................................................... 13RBI ........................................................................................... 17Doubles ....................................................................................6Triples .......................................................................................1Home Runs .............................................................................2Walks ...................................................................................... 12Stolen Bases............................................................................1

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 76Runs Scored ......................................................................... 41RBI ........................................................................................... 57Doubles ................................................................................. 17Triples .......................................................................................4Home Runs .......................................................................... 12Walks ...................................................................................... 51Stolen Bases............................................................................1

SEASONERA .......................................................................................3.95Wins ........................................................................................ 15Losses..................................................................................... 13Saves .........................................................................................0Complete Games ..................................................................4Innings Pitched .............................................................125.2Strikeouts ................................................................................5Walks .........................................................................................7

Strikeouts ............................................................................. 50Walks ...................................................................................... 32

CAREERERA .......................................................................................3.04Wins ........................................................................................ 51Losses..................................................................................... 37Saves .........................................................................................2Complete Games ............................................................... 34Innings Pitched .............................................................530.1Strikeouts ...........................................................................267Walks ....................................................................................125

#25 LEAH BRUNDIDGE


CAREERHits .............................................................................................1Runs Scored ......................................................................... 31RBI ..............................................................................................1Doubles ....................................................................................0Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................0Walks .........................................................................................2Stolen Bases............................................................................8

#29 MEG WILLIS

SEASONHits .......................................................................................... 12Runs Scored ............................................................................5RBI ..............................................................................................6Doubles ....................................................................................2Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................2Walks ...................................................................................... 11Stolen Bases............................................................................0

CAREERHits .......................................................................................... 26Runs Scored ......................................................................... 10RBI ........................................................................................... 19Doubles ....................................................................................3Triples .......................................................................................0Home Runs .............................................................................6Walks ...................................................................................... 14Stolen Bases............................................................................0

SEASONERA .......................................................................................3.32Wins ...........................................................................................1Losses........................................................................................0Saves .........................................................................................0Complete Games ..................................................................0Innings Pitched ...............................................................19.1Strikeouts ................................................................................6Walks ...................................................................................... 12

CAREERERA .......................................................................................4.48Wins ...........................................................................................1Losses........................................................................................0Saves .........................................................................................0Complete Games ..................................................................0Innings Pitched ...............................................................20.1Strikeouts ................................................................................7Walks ...................................................................................... 13






























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2016 TROY SOFTBALL GAME NOTES · ESSENTIALS 2016 Record: 28-19 Sun Belt Record: 9-9 Head Coach: Beth Mullins STATISTICAL LEADERS Average: Kate Benton (.411) Home Runs: Hannah Day