USAO Softball Media Guide 2013

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2013 ScheduleDay Date Opponent Time LocationFebruaryFri. Feb. 15 at Cowtown Classic TBA Fort Worth, TexasSat. Feb. 16 at Cowtown Classic TBA Fort Worth, TexasTue. Feb. 19 at Hillsdale College 1/3 p.m. Moore, Okla.Tue. Feb. 26 Cameron University 1/3 p.m. ChickashaThu. Feb. 28 at Oklahoma City* 1/3 p.m. Oklahoma City

MarchTue. March 5 Rogers State* 1/3 p.m. ChickashaWed. March 6 Morningside College 1/3 p.m. ChickashaThu. March 7 at Rogers State* 2/4 p.m. Claremore, Okla.Fri. March 15 at Evangel Tournament TBA Springfield, Ark.Sat. March 16 at Evangel Tournament TBA Springfield, Ark.Mon. March 25 Hillsdale College 1/3 p.m. ChickashaWed. March 27 Oklahoma Baptist* 1/3 p.m. ChickashaThu. March 28 Oklahoma City* 2/4 p.m. ChickashaFri. March 29 at Oklahoma Baptist* 12/2 p.m. Shawnee, Okla.

AprilTue. April 2 East Central University 2/4 p.m. ChickashaFri. April 5 at Lubbock Christian* 2/4 p.m. Lubbock, TexasSat. April 6 at Lubbock Christian* 12/2 p.m. Lubbock, TexasTue. April 9 Langston University 2/4 p.m. ChickashaThu. April 11 at Northwood University 2/4 p.m. Cedar Hill, TexasFri. April 12 Saint Gregory’s*$ 2/4 p.m. ChickashaSat. April 13 at Saint Gregory’s* 12/2 p.m. ChickashaTue. April 23 at Mid-America Christian* 2/4 p.m. Oklahoma CityThu. April 25 Mid-America Christian*# 2/4 p.m. ChickashaTue. April 30 at Langston University 2/4 p.m. Langston, Okla.

Bold home games* Sooner Athletic Conference games$ Pink Out Cancer# Senior Day

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Name .......................... University of Science and Arts of OklahomaLocation ................................................................Chickasha, Okla.Enrollment ..............................................................................1,087Founded ..................................................................................1908Team Nickname ..................................................................DroversSchool Colors .......................................................... Green and goldFacility................................................................ Bill Smith BallparkPresident ................................................................ Dr. John FeaverAthletic Website ........................................... www.usao.edu/sportsConference Affiliation ........................... Sooner Athletic ConferenceNational Affiliation ..National Association of Intercollegiate AthleticsMen’s Sports ...............Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, BaseballWomen’s Sports ........... Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, SoftballMedia and Community Relations Office Phone ........(405) 574-1318Sports Information Office Phone..............................(405) 574-1210Athletic Fax .............................................................(405) 574-1377

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Working space for reporters at Bill Smith Ballpark is available but limited. Please notify Jessica Jackson (405-574-1210) in the USAO Sports Information office in advance to reserve space in the press box. Rosters, standings, season statistics, box scores and play-by-play will be available after each game to media. Final scores can be found following the games at www.usao.edu/sports. Additionally, Sports Information will offer live stats during Drover home games. Visit www.usao.edu/live-stats to follow.

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is the state’s public liberal arts college. Its mission is to provide the public with a distinctive and accessible liberal arts and sciences education. In combination with an interdisciplinary core curriculum with superior instruction in major fields of study, USAO aims to provide a thorough education that prepares students for meaningful, purposeful lives.

The 2013 USAO Softball Media Guide was produced by the USAO Office of Media and Community Relations, with the assistance of coaches, team members and other staff. The media guide may be purchased at any home game for $3 each or by contacting Sports Information at (405) 574-1210.

Sports Information ..............................................Jessica JacksonPrinted by ................................................ USAO Printing ServicesDirector of Media and Community Relations ..............Randy Talley

USAO Drovers @USAOLive usao.edu/sports

Softball Head Coach......................................... Jadyn Smith-Wallis (405) 574-1260; [email protected] Athletic Director................................................. Brisco McPherson (405) 574-1249; [email protected] Information................................................ Jessica Jackson (405) 574-1210; [email protected] Trainer............................................................. Chris Basco (405) 574-1398; [email protected]

University OverviewAbout the University ....................................................................4

President John Feaver ................................................................5

Drover AthleticsDrover History .............................................................................6

Distinguished Drovers .................................................................7

USAO CoachesHead Coach Jadyn Smith-Wallis .................................................8

Assistant Coach Ken Richardson .................................................9

Season Preview .................................................... 10

Your Drovers2013 Roster ..............................................................................13

2013 Player Bios................................................................. 14-18

Stats & Results2012 Game Results ..................................................................20

2012 Statistics .........................................................................21

Drover HistoryIndividual Records .............................................................. 22-23

Career Records ................................................................... 24-25

Team Records ...........................................................................25

SAC & PollsConference Opponents..............................................................26

SAC/NAIA Preseason Poll ..........................................................27

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USAO is one of the most unique and progressive universities in the nation. It is Oklahoma’s only public liberal arts college. As a liberal arts institution, we believe it is important that students always have before them the simultaneous experience of specialized and general learning. We believe it is important that they be challenged to relate their academic concentration to the broader realm of knowledge and that they be continually encouraged to develop meaningful and useful associations between diverse bodies of information. This is the meaning of interdisciplinary education, and it is what truly distinguishes the learning experience at USAO. Many of the classes are taught by faculty teams, where two, three and sometimes four instructors plan the course and teach it together. For example, “American Civilization” may be taught by a historian, philosopher and artist. “World Thought and Culture” could include a philosopher, sociologist and a literature professor. “Math in the Modern World” might involve a mathematician, computer scientist and musician. Instructors interact in dealing with complex topics, all bringing his or her particular academic concentration into a conversation of perspectives. This form of education is not easy. We intend that the rigors students face in interdisciplinary learning will result in significant personal growth and development. Difficulty is a necessary prerequisite of growth and development. Challenge is what interdisciplinary education is all about. It is what USAO is all about. USAO has one of the best-prepared faculties in the state to offer and help conquer this challenge. Now, almost 90 percent of professors have earned the highest degree available in their field. In 2011, USAO joined the prestigious list of “National Liberal Arts Colleges” in the U.S. News and World Report’s annual ranking — the only institution in Oklahoma, public or private, to be included on this select, national list. The same list includes Trinity, Amherst, Swarthmore and hundreds of other respected, private liberal arts colleges. USAO also received an ‘A’ grade from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) for the strength of its IDS curriculum, making it one of only 19 universities nationwide to score this near perfect score. As of fall 2011, no institution in Oklahoma has higher admission standards. This is only one of the ways this institution is being transformed by its 10-year Mission Enhancement Plan. In addition to the unique curriculum, USAO is a National Historic District and is the only college or university in Oklahoma to be on the National Register of Historic Places. It was given this status because of its history and the preservation of numerous original buildings on campus. Originally founded as Oklahoma College for Women in 1908, the school was the first college created by Oklahoma’s first Legislature. Additionally, it was one of only seven colleges nationwide created with the mission of catering to women. Along with a rich history, USAO has the oldest original mission of any state college of university. Its original motto states:

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Not for livelihood but for life.

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In 2000, John Feaver was named the 12th President of USAO, and since then the institution has been named among the top public colleges in America by U.S. News and World Report, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine and the American Council of Trustees and Alumni. Feaver’s Mission Enhancement Plan seeks to establish USAO’s reputation as an affordable, high-quality, public liberal arts education. Its 51-hour core curriculum is like none other in Oklahoma, aimed entirely at producing creative, entrepreneurial graduates who think critically, globally and resourcefully. No other university in Oklahoma has higher admission standards than USAO. Feaver’s first major achievement as president was to earn national status for USAO as a National Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. Before he became president, Feaver spent eight years on the faculty and 12 years as vice president for academic

affairs. Off campus, Feaver serves on the boards of Preservation Oklahoma, Oklahoma Academy for State Goals, Oklahoma Creativity Project and others in education and economic development. Statewide, he is recognized for his leadership on economic development issues, the liberal arts, creative and private funding strategies for higher education and the preservation and restoration of historic buildings. Feaver was inducted into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame in October, joining a very short list of sitting presidents to be so honored. Feaver was a history instructor at the University of Oklahoma. He obtained his master’s degree from OU in European history with an emphasis in the Russian and Soviet area. Feaver completed the requirements for his doctorate in United States’ diplomatic history at OU in 1980.

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The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma was well into its history before introducing its first sports teams in 1973 — teams that became known as the Drovers and the Droverettes, named after the rich heritage of cattle driving in the Chickasha area. Today, both teams are referred to as the Drovers. The athletic programs began when the school was still named Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts. It started with

baseball games, golf and ten-nis matches scheduled in the spring of 1973. The Drovers’ most prominent sport — bas-ketball — began in the fall of 1973. During that first year of bas-ketball, the Drovers borrowed uniforms in blue, gold and white. In the school’s second season, the OCLA Drovers

became the USAO Drovers, and new uni-forms in our trademark green and gold colors were ac-quired. The first Drover basketball games were set against Beth-any Nazarene College on Nov. 17, 1973. Two days later, on Nov. 19, then-Chickasha Mayor Samuel E. Evans declared “Drovers Day” as the university celebrated its first home game in Myers Fieldhouse, which is owned by Chickasha Public Schools. In 1981, the Drovers broke ground on the USAO Fieldhouse, which gave the teams a place to prac-tice and play in their own backyard. Phase I of the building was completed during the 1981-82 season. Three more phases added dressing rooms, training areas and a swim-ming pool. Long-time head basketball coach Brisco McPherson played for the first Drover basketball team and has been connected with the program ever since. In 1984, basketball star Gordon Musgrove earned the university’s first All-American honor. A few seasons later, in 1988, Herb Blunt became USAO’s first All-America First Team recipient and earned Player of the Year honors in the Sooner Athletic Conference and NAIA’s District 9. In 2002, the men’s basketball team went on to claim the Drovers first NAIA National Championship, beating out conference rival Oklahoma Baptist 96-79. After a 17-year hiatus, baseball was reborn in 1994, when the USAO Board of Regents voted to expand US-AO’s sports programs to include baseball, softball and cross country. Long-time Drover supporter and USAO administrator Bill Smith donated his personal baseball memorabilia to auction off for funds to help re-establish the Drover baseball and softball programs. In 1995, he be-came the namesake of the Drovers’ ballpark. Both baseball and softball programs have served the university well, with baseball earning the Red River Con-ference North Division Championship in 1999 and softball claiming the SAC Championship in 2004. The softball pro-

gram earned three straight NAIA National Tournament ap-pearances in the mid-2000s. USAO proudly supported a tennis teams for years. In 1999, the women’s tennis team became the first in school history to win a regional championship. That year, both the men’s and women’s team’s qualified for the NAIA National Tournament. While the golf team served the college sporadically with pride for many seasons, it along with tennis, was discon-tinued in lean years. In 1998, the Drovers began the men’s and women’s soc-cer programs under Coach Jimmy Hampton. The Drover men have claimed numerous Sooner Athletic Conference championships and have been to the NAIA Men’s Soccer National Championship tournament four times. In 2010 and 2011, the Drover men made it all the way to the quar-terfinals of the tournament, making history for the young program. In 2011, the Drover women’s soccer team competed in their first NAIA National Tournament and won the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament title for the first time in the program’s history. Beginning in fall of 2012, the Drovers brought back cross country, which served the university a few seasons in the mid-1990s. USAO began play as part of a five-school group that started the Sooner Athletic Conference. USAO dropped out of the SAC in 1994 to join the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference. The Drovers played in the OIC for just four seasons before moving on to the Red River Athletic Con-ference. After only two seasons with the RRAC, USAO ap-plied for and was granted membership back into the SAC for the 2000-01 season. The Drovers have a rich history of winning and pro-ducing quality student-athletes. The university boasts 35 All-Americans, 55 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 191 All-Con-ference coaches and athletes throughout its history.

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NAIA All-Americans1983-84 Gordon Musgrove1987-88 Herb Blunt1990-91 Rod Kindred1995-96 Marcus Thompson2000-01 Theron Jackson Randy Hughes Delvin Washington Michael Williamson2001-02 Michael Williamson Corey Wicker Boniface Oballa Alexis Vizarelis2002-03 Katrina Hall Michael Williamson NeNe Coulibally2003-04 Dana Askins Jamie Pendley2004-05 Dana Askins Kindra Gregory Crystal Judkins2005-06 Adam Day2006-07 Adam Day2007-08 Tim Nelson2008-09 Leslie Beaty John Gardner Charitie Lewis2009-10 David Otieno Calli Cooper2010-11 Niall Crick Nikola Cakarevic2011-12 Kyle Hunt Calli Cooper Niall Crick Scott Parkinson2012-13 Scott Parkinson Perry Sansford Bryan Byars

Scholar-Athletes1983-84 Sherrie McDougal1989-90 Staci Watson1997-98 Kimber Maddox1998-99 Dave Kunitz Juan Garcia Allison Tobala Kate Nosova1999-00 Allison Tobala2000-01 Alexis Vizarelis Oisin Fagan Molly Warren Celio Suziki Amy Patterson Molly Warren Amy Ryan Chad Jerman Josh McMartin2001-02 Alexis Vizarelis Michelle Blake Molly Warren Oisin Fagan2002-03 Jamile Green Stephanie Barnett2003-04 Laura Parker2004-05 Laura Parker Jessica Darling Courtney Foley

2005-06 Jessie Brown Jessica Darling Courtney Foley Morgan Thompson2006-07 Jessie Brown Kayce Godwin Jennifer Bridgforth Morgan Thompson2007-08 Wesley Costa Paulo Kubis Amanda Caldeira2009-10 John Gardner2010-11 Gabby Martinez Lexxa Kever John Gardner Dusan Rasovic Nikola Cakarevic Maggie Oliver Caleb Martin2011-12 Gabby Martinez Barros Leslie Bross Erin Coggan Niall Crick John Gardner Lexxa Kever Tyrone Tarbitt2012-13 Scott Parkinson Erin Coggan

Academic All-District2010-11 Nikola Cakarevic John Gardner Gabby Martinez2011-12 Gabby Martinez Barros Leslie Bross Niall Crick

NAIA All-Region/All-District1974-75 John Hudson1990-91 Euvaughn Jackson2000-01 Alexis Vizarelis2001-02 Hollie Gauntt Kristen Kauk2002-03 Hollie Gauntt Kristin Minton Ashley Grider2003-04 NeNe Coulibally2004-05 NeNe Coulibally Jonathan Oman Dana Askins2005-06 Kindra Gregory Courtney Foley2006-07 Destiny Rachal Alex Cernigliaro

National Soccer Coaches Association of America2009-10 David Otieno Calli Cooper Jimmy Hampton2010-11 Jimmy Hampton2011-12 Scott Parkinson Niall Crick2012-13 Jimmy Hampton

Scott Parkinson Perry Sansford

All-ConferenceOklahoma Intercollegiate 1995-96 Marcus Thompson Stephanie Liebl1997-98 Brisco McPherson

Red River Athletic 1998-99 Kyle Kester Adrian Anderson Brisco McPherson Mark Chaney Alexis Vizarelis Jimmy Hampti Robbie Williams Dave Kunitz1999-00 Janice Corkery Jennifer Shoffit Brisco McPherson Kyle Kester Donyell Beal Alexis Vizarelis Mark Chaney Robbie Williams Gladys Mohochi

Sooner Athletic 1974-75 Dudley Edwards1989-90 Staci Watson1991-92 Peketa Hurley1992-93 Victor Parish Peketa Hurley1993-94 Peketa Hurley Robert Smith—2000-01 Brisco McPherson Theron Jackson Mike Williamson Kristin Kauk April McAlister Adrian Anderson2001-02 Randy Hughes Michael Williamson Scarlet Baker Hollie Gauntt Kristin Kauk Katrina Hall Boniface Oballa Alexis Vizarelis Kevin Kester2002-03 Julie Vergenz Katrina Hall Michael Williamson Boniface Oballa NeNe Coulibally Sereida Thompson Summer Holman Hollie Gauntt Ashley Grider Kristin Kauk Kristin Minton Melissa Andrews Jamie Pendley Corey Wicker

Jamille Green Smeitha Hawkins2003-04 Julie Vergenz Dana Askins Jamie Pendley NeNe Couilbaly Adam Day Jason Reid Summer Holman Sam Pecore Kristin Minton Kristin Kauk Alissa Cordes Kindra Gregory Bello Illiassou Ravon Justice Wayne Gibson2004-05 Wayne Gibson Leigh Merchant Dana Askins Sam Pecore Tiffany Tredwell Marcus Williams Jonathan Oman Adam Day Brandon Brantley Kindra Gregory Crystal Judkins Morgan Skelley Stephanie Hey NeNe Coulibaly Katie Sterling2005-06 Jonathan Oman Adam Day Katie Sterling Dana Askins Kindra Gregory Courtney Foley Stephanie Hey Amanda Cotton Shane Flanagan Danny Rodriguez Marcus Hines2006-07 Sha’Donna Stewart Nikki Yager Adam Day Morgan Thompson Leslie Beaty Jennifer Bridgforth Hillary Brown Marina Poddubskaya Shane Flanagan Jonathan Oman Jessie Brown Avery Stevenson2007-08 Yesi Castillo Leslie Beaty Tim Nelson Leah Merchant Jonathan Oman Dusan Rasovic Charitie Lewis2008-09 John Gardner Annie Zoch Nate Hammons Leslie Beaty Caitlyn Crotty Amy Tice

Brandt Lierle Luke Krobath Ricardo Moreira Nikola Cakarevic Wesley Costa Charitie Lewis Tim Nelson Ivaney Marquez2009-10 David Otieno Calli Cooper Jimmy Hampton Nate Hammons Regulo Moy Charitie Lewis Niall Crick Aiden Ashmore Brittany Jay Gabby Martinez Taylor Fain Fred Savoie2010-11 Nikola Cakarevic Nicolas Alberto Niall Crick Taylor Fain Annie Zoch Elizabeth Agpalo John Gardner Scott Parkinson Neesha Sorrell Conner Bridgman Caleb Martin Aita Gueye Thomas Peters Sahlih Butts Laci Weger-Garrett 2011-12 Kyle Hunt Ben Berry Scott Parkinson Bryan Byars Jared Coon Calli Cooper Niall Crick Taylor Fain John Gardner Jimmy Hampton Annie Zoch Gabby Martinez Barros Zach Gonzalez Taylor Smith Kalokwera Okot Neesha Sorrell Heath Wilda Chelsea Zuchnik Phillip Harris Tashina Ototivo Norris Rumph2012-13 Perry Sansford Scott Parkinson Bryan Byars Jimmy Hampton Phil Pryor Linda Addo Calli Cooper Taylor Fain Stephen Owusu Jordyn Yates Ryah Vyse

USAO is proud to boast their 35 All-Americans, 55 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 191 All-Conference athletes and coaches.

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Jadyn SMIth-WallIShead cOach Another Oklahoma native and former NCAA Division I athlete Jadyn Smith-Wallis took over at the helm of the Drover softball team in August and begins her first season with USAO. After playing four years for Patty Gasso at the University of Oklahoma, Smith-Wallis went back to her high school alma mater, Newcastle, where she served as an assistant for two years. She joins USAO directly from Sooner Athletic Conference rival Oklahoma Baptist, where she served as pitching coach. “She comes very highly recommended,” Athletic Director Brisco McPherson said. “She was the best fit because of her expertise in pitching. That’s what set her apart from the other candidates.” While she doesn’t have prior head coaching experience, she has a game plan on how to run a program and how to continue USAO’s success. “I’m a small-town girl but I can bring the big program like one at the Uni-versity of Oklahoma into a smaller campus,” Smith-Wallis said. “The theme we are going to have is ‘Try to Keep Up’ — we want the other schools to try to keep up with us because we are going to work hard and keep pushing.” Smith-Wallis said her goal is to help transform student-athletes from teenagers to women, “like Coach (Patty) Gasso did for me.” “The biggest goal is have respectful girls come out of the program,” she said. “Some of my other goals are obviously to compete and keep up in the SAC conference and win a conference title.” In addition to her assistant coaching duties at OBU and previously at Newcastle, Smith-Wallis has had a pitching and skills clinic for 40 athletes a week for the last four years. She also has helped with the Josh Heupel ‘Day of Champions,’ where she has taught leadership skills and establishing trusting relationships since 2007. Smith-Wallis earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology from OU in 2008. She lives in Blanchard with her husband, Greg Wallis.

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PerSOnal• Born: July 3, 1986• Family: Husband, Greg• Education: B.A., sociology, University of Oklahoma, 2008• Interesting Fact: Is addicted to Law & Order: SUV

PlayInG career• Pitcher, University of Oklahoma, 2004-08• Played four years at Newcastle High School

cOachInG hIGhlIGhtS• 2012-Present: Head Coach, USAO Enters her first season• 2011-12: Pitching Coach, Oklahoma Baptist Top 35 in the NAIA in batters struck out, 2012• 2009-11: Assistant Coach, Newcastle High School• 2009-12: Coach, Pitching and Skills Clinic• 2007-12: Helped with Josh Heupel ‘Day of Champions’

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Born: June 1, 1942Education: Central State College, 1972Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, USAO, since 2009 Volunteer Assistant, USAO, 2005-09 Coach, 18-under OKC Ultimate, 20 yearsInteresting Fact: Loves to watch Thunder basketball

Ken Richardson, a distinguished junior-league coach, begins his eighth season with the Drovers. Before becoming the assistant coach in 2009, Richardson spent three seasons as a volunteer assistant under former head coach Taralee Pringle. Richardson is now under his third coach at USAO with Coach Smith-Wallis. Richardson has coached the 18-under OKC Ultimate for the better part of two decades, qualifying for ASA National Tournament 18 times. During his coaching career, Richardson has coached about 150

future collegiate softball players, including two NCAA Division I All-Americans. His favorite part about coaching at USAO, Richardson said, is to watch the student-athletes improve their softball abilities while they continue their education and earn their degrees. Richardson retired from AT&T after 37 years with the company. He attended two years of AT&T Vocational Technology after attending Central State College, which is now known as the University of Central Oklahoma.

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a neW hOPe fOr 2013 With nearly all returners and a fresh coach bring-ing new enthusiasm, the Drover softball team has a chance to make a strong impression in 2013. In her first season at the helm of a program, Head Coach Jadyn Smith-Wallis is confident the 2013 Drovers will be a force to be reckoned with this sea-son. “My expectations for this year are to compete to the best of our ability and finish in the top of the conference,” she said. “These girls are more than capable of doing just that.” Nearly the entire 2012 squad is back for another season, minus last year’s lone senior Elizabeth Ag-palo and ace pitcher Neesha Sorrell, both of whom were strong assets to the team. Regardless of those two missing players, the en-tire infield and outfield have returned for another season. “Our age is a strength that will be at our advantage with the maturity I have on the field,” Smith-Wallis

said. “I wouldn’t say we have any specific weakness-es. We are just works in progress.” The only new face, besides catcher Mindi Locke who was on medical redshirt last season, is Brittney DeWitt, who joined the team as a pinch runner this winter. DeWitt, a freshman, runs cross country at USAO. While most of the team could fit under the catego-ry of “key returners,” two in particular are All-Con-ference Second Teamer Taylor Smith and Chelsea Zuchnik, who earned the SAC Gold Glove honor. Smith, the team’s starting shortstop, scored 18 runs and was second on the team in runners batted in with 26 in 2012. Zuchnik, a senior outfielder, had a perfect fielding percentage last season with 62 putouts and three as-sists without a single error. “Our biggest strength as a unit is our defense,” Smith-Wallis said. “I would match our defense up against anyone. We are scrappy and quick, and that’s what it will take to win ball games for us this year.” The Drovers may struggle in growing pains in the circle with just two pitchers on the roster. Morgan Bratcher — formerly Morgan Singleton — had an ERA of 2.79 last season and earned five wins for the Drovers. She threw 37 strikeouts. The team’s other pitcher is Brooke McLeod, who is in her third season at USAO. She has a career ERA of 4.20 and has thrown 61 strikeouts and earned seven wins. “I think that things will shape up great if we — as a unit — mold together,” Smith-Wallis said. Always competing in a tough softball conference, two Sooner Athletic Conference opponents —Lub-bock Christian and Oklahoma City — are ranked in the NAIA Top 5 in preseason polls. Saint Gregory’s falls not too far behind at 16. Three conference opponents have left the SAC since last season. Those teams are Southern Naza-rene, Oklahoma Christian and Northwestern OSU. The Drovers are projected to finish fifth in the conference. They ended the 2012 season sixth. But Smith-Wallis plans for her Drovers to come in even stronger this year. “If we show our strengths every game, we will fin-ish much higher than fifth and will be in the NAIA Top 25,” Smith-Wallis said. “My goals for this season are to finish in the top of the conference, gel together as a team and make it to a regional and then on to na-tionals.”

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No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. B/T Hometown/Previous School1 Katie Jirak OF Sr. 5’3 L/R Piedmont, Okla./Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa5 Skyler Nichols IF Jr. 5’3 L/R Midwest City, Okla./Carl Albert HS6 Taylor Smith IF Jr. 5’6 R/R Newcastle, Okla./Oklahoma State9 Jessica Horton IF Sr. 5’3 R/R Prue, Okla./Prue HS10 Chelsea Zuchnik OF Sr. 5’6 R/R Bridge Creek, Okla./Seminole State11 Ashley Rasovic IF Jr. 5’3 R/R Pauls Valley, Okla./Pauls Valley HS12 Sara Reeves IF Jr. 5’9 L/L Konawa, Okla/Konawa HS13 Hannah Neill OF So. 5’7 R/R Harrah, Okla./Harrah HS14 Brittney DeWitt OF Fr. 5’7 R/R Tuttle, Okla./Tuttle High School15 Amanda Cave C Jr. 5’7 R/R Frisco, Texas/Frisco HS20 Morgan Bratcher P Sr. 5’7 R/R Chickasha, Okla./Seminole State23 Markie LaFerney OF Jr. 5’4 R/R Tuttle, Okla./Tuttle HS24 Brooke McLeod P/IF Jr. 5’7 R/R Newcastle, Okla./Newcastle HS27 Mindi Locke C Jr. 5’11 R/R Tuttle, Okla./Seminole State JC54 Kayla Adams C So. 5’4 R/R Mustang, Okla./Mustang HS

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Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI2012 41-35 .287 94 7 27 1 1 1 16TOTAL 41-35 .287 94 7 27 1 1 1 16

Career Highs At bats 4, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/1/12 4, v. East Central, 2/29/12Hits 2, multiple opponentsRuns 1, multiple opponents2B 1, multiple opponents3B 1, v. Sterling College, 2/24/12HR 1, v. LSU-Alexandria, 2/17/12RBI 3, v. Mount Marty, 3/4/12 3, v. LSU-Alexandria, 2/17/12PO 16, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/1/12

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15Position: Catcher Height: 5’4Class: Sophomore Major: Phys. Ed.Bats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Mustang, Okla.Previous School: Mustang High SchoolParents: Jay and Mindy AdamsInteresting Fact: Loves Mexican food

2012: In her freshman season with the Drovers, Adams saw 35 starts behind the plate. She had 27 hits off of 94 at bats for the season. Her lone home run was in an early game against LSU-Alexandria. In that game, she had matched her season-high of three RBIs. In a February game against Sterling College, Adams went 2-for-3 with a double and a triple, scoring one run and batting another runner in. High School: Adams joins the Drovers directly from Mustang High School, where she was named All-Conference four years, All-District and All-City. She helped her team become regional champions two years and state runners up once.

Position: Pitcher Height: 5’7Class: Senior Major: History/Amer. IndianBats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Chickasha, Okla.Previous School: Seminole State CollegeParents: Ken and Jo SingletonInteresting Fact: Got married in May 2012

2012: Making 12 appearances as a junior, Bratcher — previously Morgan Singleton — was third on the team in earned run average and strikeouts thrown. She earned a pitching record of 5-2 after throwing a total of 37 strikeouts for the season. She had a season-high 10 strikeouts in a February game against Sterling College. Bratcher saw a little bit of time at the plate and had four hits in her eight at bats. In a March game shutout of Benedictine, she hit a three-run homer. 2010-11: Before coming to USAO, Bratcher pitched two seasons at Seminole State College, where she was named All-Conference Second Team and helped her team to place in nationals. High School: Bratcher was named All-Conference First Team twice and Second Team and Honorable Mention once. She was named the 2009 MVP and had the highest batting average on her team.

Position: Catcher Height: 5’7Class: Junior Major: Phys. Ed.Bats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Frisco, TexasPrevious School: Frisco High SchoolParents: Bobby and Teri CaveInteresting Fact: Has a best friend who is engaged

2012: Redshirt 2011: Cave spent a season as a student assistant for the softball program. 2010: As a true freshman, Cave played in 42 games, batting an average of .267. She had 28 hits and 12 runs for the season. Additionally, she batted another eight runners in. She had two runs in an early March game against Haskell Indian Nations. High School: Before coming to USAO, Cave played at Frisco High School in Texas, where she was named All-District Catcher and Defensive MVP in 2009. Also, she was named Catcher of the Year and Offensive MVP in 2008 and Newcomer of the Year in 2007. At FHS, she helped her team become district champions in 2007.


Career Highs At bats 4, multiple opponentsHits 2, multiple opponentsRuns 2, v. Haskell Indian Nations, 3/5/102B 1, v. Rogers State, 3/10/10RBI 1, multiple opponentsPO 8, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/29/10 8, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 4/1/10

Year App-GS ERA W-L IP H R ER BB SO2012 12-8 2.79 5-2 42.2 46 18 17 14 37Total 12-8 2.79 5-2 42.2 46 18 17 14 37

Career Lows (more than two innings/game) Runs allowed 0, multiple opponentsEarned runs 0, multiple opponentsHits 1, v. Benedictine College, 3/3/12BB 0, v. Northwood Univeristy, 3/15/12 0, v. Benedictine College, 3/3/12SO (high) 10, v. Sterling College, 2/24/12

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Career Highs At bats 4, multiple opponentsHits 3, v. Culver-Stockton, 3/17/12 3, v. Southern Nazarene, 3/13/12Runs 3, v. Culver-Stockton, 3/17/122B 1, v. Oklahoma City, 4/28/12 1, v. Rogers State, 4/23/123B 1, v. Judson, 3/16/12 1, v. Kansas Wesleyan, 3/3/12RBI 1, multiple opponentsPO 4, v. Lubbock Christian, 4/21/12

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2012: Horton saw appearances in four games of her junior year. 2011: As a sophomore, Horton played in 22 games, scoring four runs and batting six runners in throughout the season. One of her best games was against McPherson College in late February. In that game, she had three hits — including a double — and two runs. In a March game against Mid-America Christian, Horton batted in all four of USAO’s runs in the 4-0 shutout. 2010: Horton played in five games as true freshman at USAO. She had one of her best games against Missouri Valley College early in the season. In that game, she had her only hit and two putouts. She scored her lone run against conference foe Northwestern Oklahoma State in one of the team’s last games. High School: At Prue High School, Horton helped her team become district champions in 2008 and 2009. She was named Prue High School MVP during that time as well.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI2012 4-0 .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 02011 22-13 .300 40 4 12 2 1 0 62010 5-1 .167 6 1 1 0 0 0 0TOTAL 31-14 .260 50 5 13 2 1 0 6

Career Highs At bats 4, v. McPherson College, 2/26/11 4, v. Missouri Valley College, 2/19/10Hits 3, v. McPherson College, 2/26/11Runs 2, v. McPherson College, 2/26/112B 1, v. Mid-America Christian, 3/31/11 1, v. McPherson College, 2/26/113B 1, v. Texas at Dallas, 3/15/11RBI 4, v. Mid-America Christian, 3/31/11PO 6, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/12/11

Position: Outfielder Height: 5’3Class: Senior Major: Phys. Ed.Bats: Left Throws: RightHometown: Piedmont, Okla.Previous School: Northern Oklahoma — TonkawaParents: Brian and Theresa JirakInteresting Fact: Is obsessed with Michael Jackson

2012: As a junior, Jirak played in all but one game for the Drovers, seeing starts in nearly every one. She came in second on the team with a batting average of .313, which she earned off 42 hits for the season. She scored 20 runs and batted seven runners as well. She led the team in stolen bases with 19 on the season. She was caught stealing just once all season. In a 12-0 shutout over Culver-Stockton, Jirak had a season high three runs. 2010-11: Jirak played outfield two seasons at Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa. High School: At Piedmont High School, Jirak was named All-State and helped her team become district region champions and state runners up.

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Fall 2012: DeWitt spent a season battling a knee injury while training with the USAO cross country team. High School: DeWitt ran cross country at Tuttle High School and was named a 2012 State Academic Champion for 4A schools.

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2012: As a sophomore in the circle, McLeod threw 26 strikeouts in 52.1 innings. At the plate, she scored eight runs and had seven RBIs off 11 hits. Against Oklahoma Christian, she threw a career-high eight strikeouts and went 3-for-4 batting with one run and four RBIs to lead the Drovers to a comeback win. 2011: McLeod came in her freshman year as one of the starting pitchers. In the circle, McLeod pitched 111 innings, throwing 35 strikeouts total. At the plate, McLeod scored 12 runs and had seven RBIs. High School: At Newcastle, McLeod was named All-Region, All-City, All-State, All-Conference and Conference All-Star.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI2012 30-16 .212 52 8 11 1 0 0 72011 45-35 .242 99 12 24 2 0 0 7TOTAL 75-51 .232 151 20 35 3 0 0 14

Career Highs At bats 5, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/12/11Hits 3, multiple opponentsRuns 2, v. McPherson (Kan.), 2/24/12 2, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/12/112B 1, multiple opponentsRBI 4, v. Oklahoma Christian, 2/21/12PO 5, v. Sterling College, 2/25/12 5, v. McPherson (Kan.), 2/24/12

Year App-GS ERA W-L IP H R ER BB SO2012 16-6 3.88 2-4 52.1 67 36 29 13 262011 22-17 4.35 5-9 111 162 95 69 22 35Total 38-23 4.20 7-13 163.1 229 131 98 35 61

Career Lows (more than two innings/game) Runs allowed 0, v. Midland (Neb.), 3/4/12Earned runs 0, multiple opponentsHits 2, multiple opponentsBB 0, multiple opponentsSO (high) 8, v. Oklahoma Christian, 2/21/12

Position: Catcher Height: 5’11Class: Junior Major: BusinessBats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Tuttle, Okla.Previous School: Seminole State CollegeParents: Jeff Locke and Rhonda WalkerInteresting Fact: First in family with a college degree

2012: Redshirt 2010-11: Locke played catcher two years at Seminole State College before transferring to USAO. She helped her team become regional champions in nationals. High School: At Tuttle High School, Locke was named All-State and helped her team become regional champions three of four years and state champions her last two years.

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2012: As a sophomore, LaFerney started in every game of the season. She had 37 hits and scored 25 runs for the season, which put her second on the team in runs. Additionally, she batted in another 12 runners. She scored a career-high three runs in a March win over Mount Marty. For the season, she had three home runs, including the team’s only run in a game against highly-ranked Oklahoma City. 2011: As a true freshman, LaFerney played in nearly every game for the Drovers as the starting catcher. She scored 21 runs and batted 16 runners in throughout the season. She had home runs in back-to-back mid-March games against Dordt College and Haskell Indian Nations. She also had a career-high three RBIs against Bethany College in early March. High School: While playing for Tuttle High School, LaFerney was named All-State, All-Conference and All-City. She helped lead her team to become state champions in 2007 and 2008, runners up in 2009 and regional champions all three years.


Career Highs At bats 6, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/6/11Hits 3, v. Sterling College, 2/25/12 3, v. Dordt College, 3/18/11Runs 3, v. Mount Marty, 3/4/122B 1, multiple opponents3B 1, multiple opponentsHR 1, multiple opponentsRBI 3, v. Bethany College, 3/4/11PO 14, v. Saint Gregory’s, 3/8/11

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Career Highs At bats 5, multiple opponentsHits 3, multiple opponentsRuns 3, v. Culver-Stockton, 3/17/122B 1, multiple opponents3B 1, multiple opponentsRBI 3, v. McPherson College, 2/26/11PO 8, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/6/11

Position: Infielder Height: 5’3Class: Junior Major: HistoryBats: Left Throws: RightHometown: Midwest City, Okla.Previous School: Carl Albert High SchoolParents: Dal and Sonya NicholsInteresting Fact: Drinks Dr. Pepper like water

2012: In her sophomore season, Nichols continued her history of starting in every game of the season. She led the team in total runs with 28 on the season. She had a career-high three runs in a March contest against Culver-Stockton. For the season, she drove in 11 runs as well. 2011: As a true freshman, Nichols was the only player who not only played in every game of the season, but also started in every game. Playing second base, Nichols had a season-high eight putouts against Oklahoma Baptist in the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament. Nichols was USAO’s lead off batter and scored 30 runs and had 16 RBIs throughout the season. She hit her lone triple against NCAA Division II Cameron University in late April. High School: When Nichols was playing softball at Carl Albert High School, she was named All-State. She also helped her team become back-to-back state champions.

Position: Outfielder Height: 5’7Class: Sophomore Major: Bus. Admin.Bats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Harrah, Okla.Previous School: Harrah High SchoolParents: Don and Lanette NeillInteresting Fact: Can spell her name forward/backward

2012: As a true freshman, Neill saw appearances in six games and scored three runs for the Drovers, mostly as a courtesy runner. Her runs came in wins against Benedictine College, Northwestern OSU, and Mid-America Christian. High School: Neill was named All-Conference and All-District while playing for Harrah High School. She helped her team to the state tournament her sophomore season and to become district champions all four years she was in high school. Harrah High School also was regional champions two of her years there.


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Position: Infielder Height: 5’3Class: Junior Major: Bus. Admin.Bats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Pauls Valley, Okla.Previous School: Pauls Valley High SchoolParents: Charles and Sandy EllisonInteresting Fact: Can turn her belly button inside out

2012: As a sophomore, Rasovic — previously Ashley Mitchell — led the team in batting average with .319 on the season. She also led the 2012 team in hits with 46, doubles with 13 and RBIs with 27. Additionally, she hit her first career home run — a three RBI homer — in February against Evangel. In that game, she was responsible for all three of USAO’s runs. She hit another homer later in the season against Kansas Wesleyan. 2011: Helping complete a freshman infield, Mitchell started right away for the Drovers. She came in second on the team in batting average with .320 for the season. She had 103 at bats, grabbing 33 hits and scoring 15 runs. She had 14 doubles, including two against Oklahoma Baptist in an early game. Additionally, she had a total of 17 RBIs for the season as well. High School: Mitchell was named All-State and All-District as an infielder for Pauls Valley High School. She helped her team become district champions in 2008 and 2009.

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Career Highs At bats 4, multiple opponentsHits 3, v. Rogers State, 4/23/12 3, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/10/12Runs 2, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/1/122B 3, v. Midland (Neb.), 3/4/123B 1, v. McPherson College, 2/24/12HR 1, multiple opponentsRBI 2, multiple opponentsPO 5, v. Rogers State, 4/23/12


Career Highs At bats 6, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/6/11Hits 3, v. East Central, 2/29/12Runs 2, multiple opponents2B 3, v. East Central, 2/29/123B 1, v. Kansas Wesleyan, 3/3/12HR 1, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/10/12RBI 3, v. East Central, 2/29/12 3, v. McPherson College, 2/26/11PO 15, multiple opponents

Position: Infielder Height: 5’9Class: Junior Major: SociologyBats: Left Throws: LeftHometown: Konawa, Okla.Previous School: Konawa High SchoolParents: Mark and Mona ReevesInteresting Fact: Named after the song “Sara Smile”

2012: Reeves started at first base in all but three of the games her sophomore season. She scored 10 runs and drove in 32 runs for the season. She had her first home run in an April win over Northwestern OSU. One of her best games was in February against NCAA Division II East Central, where she had her career-high three doubles and matched a career-high of three RBIs. 2011: Starting at first base as a freshman, Reeves saw 137 at bats, ending the season with 34 hits and 20 runs. Additionally, she batted another 19 runners in, including a season-high three RBIs in a tournament game against McPherson College. The previous day against McPherson, she scored two runs — a high she matched in April against Bacone College. High School: At Konawa High School, Reeves was named Defensive MVP and All-Conference four years in both fast pitch and slow pitch softball. She helped her team become slow pitch state champions senior year and fast pitch state champions.

Position: Infielder Height: 5’6Class: Junior Major: Phys. Ed./BusinessBats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Newcastle, Okla.Previous School: Oklahoma State UniversityParents: Eddie and Leann SmithInteresting Fact: Loves to read

2012: Joining the Drovers as a sophomore, Smith was one of just three players to start in every game of the season. She came in second on the team in hits with 43, doubles with nine and RBIs with 26. For the season, she batted .291 on average, which was third on the team. In a late game against conference foe Oklahoma Baptist, Smith had two of USAO’s four runs in the 4-3 win. She was named All-Conference Second Team for her efforts. 2011: Smith spent one season playing shortstop and second base for NCAA Division I Oklahoma State University before attending USAO. High School: At Newcastle High School, Smith was named All-Conference all four years, All-State and Sooner Conference MVP. She helped her team become regional champions all four years and two-time state runners up.

Position: Outfielder Height: 5’6Class: Senior Major: Phys. Ed./BusinessBats: Right Throws: RightHometown: Bridge Creek, Okla.Previous School: Seminole State CollegeParents: Joe and Ruth ZuchnikInteresting Fact: Wants to be an astronaut

2012: Zuchnik started in all but one game of the season for the Drovers, playing in the outfield. She scored 10 runs and batted in nine runners for the season. She hit her lone home run in a March shutout of Culver-Stockton. With 62 putouts and not a single error, Zuchnik ended the season with a perfect fielding percentage and was named All-Conference Gold Glove. 2010-11: Zuchnik played two seasons at Seminole State College. There, she was named All-Conference Honorable Mention and helped her team place in nationals. High School: At Bridge Creek High School, Zuchnik was named All-State in both fast pitch and slow pitch. She also was named All-Conference four years, Defensive Player of the Year in 2007 and Offensive Player of the Year in 2008.


Career Highs At bats 4, v. Rogers State, 5/4/12 4, v. East Central, 2/29/12Hits 2, v. Culver-Stockton, 3/17/12 2, v. Mount Marty, 3/4/12Runs 1, multiple opponents2B 1, multiple opponents3B 1, v. East Central, 2/29/12 1, v. Sterling College, 2/25/12HR 1, v. Culver-Stockton, 3/17/12RBI 3, v. Mount Marty, 3/4/12PO 4, v. Oklahoma Christian, 4/12/12 4, v. Lubbock Christian, 2/23/12

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Record W-LOverall 29-22Conference 12-14Non-Conf 17-8Home 12-8Away 3-9Neutral 14-5

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Batting Average(at least 100 AB)

Ashley Mitchell .319Katie Jirak .313Taylor Smith .291Markie LaFerney .278Skyler Nichols .264

RunsSkyler Nichols 28Markie LaFerney 25Elizabeth Agpalo 22Katie Jirak 20Taylor Smith 18

HitsAshley Mitchell 46Taylor Smith 43Katie Jirak 42Skyler Nichols 39Markie LaFerney 37

DoublesAshley Mitchell 13Taylor Smith 9Kayla Adams 7Elizabeth Agpalo 7Kristin Moyers 7

TriplesKatie Jirak 2Markie LaFerney 2Skyler Nichols 2Chelsea Zuchnik 2Kayla Adams 1Sara Reeves 1Taylor Smith 1

Home RunsKristin Moyers 5Elizabeth Agpalo 4Markie LaFerney 3Taylor Smith 3Ashley Mitchell 2

RBIAshley Mitchell 27Taylor Smith 26Elizabeth Agpalo 19Kristin Moyers 18Kayla Adams 16

Stolen BasesKatie Jirak 19Markie LaFerney 10Taylor Smith 5Skyler Nichols 4Chelsea Zuchnik 4

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(at least 40 IP)Neesha Sorrell 2.35Elizabeth Agpalo 2.53Morgan Singleton 2.79Brooke McLeod 3.88

Batting Average Against

(at least 40 IP)Neesha Sorrell .195Elizabeth Agpalo .222Morgan Singleton .275Brooke McLeod .306

Innings PitchedNeesha Sorrell 154.2Elizabeth Agpalo 88.2Brooke McLeod 52.1Morgan Singleton 42.2

StrikeoutsNeesha Sorrell 175Elizabeth Agpalo 53Morgan Singleton 37Brooke McLeod 26

Earned RunAllowed

(at least 40 IP)Morgan Singleton 17Brooke McLeod 29Elizabeth Agpalo 32Neesha Sorrell 52

Complete GamesNeesha Sorrell 18Elizabeth Agpalo 9Brooke McLeod 3Morgan Singleton 2

ShutoutsNeesha Sorrell 3Elizabeth Agpalo 2Brooke McLeod 1Morgan Singleton 1

WinsNeesha Sorrell 13Elizabeth Agpalo 9Morgan Singleton 5Brooke McLeod 2

SavesBrooke McLeod 1 Neesha Sorrell 1

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Pitching ERA W-L GP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHAElizabeth Agpalo 2.53 9-5 18-13 9 2 1 0 88.2 72 40 32 25 53 16 1 3 0.222 3 13 0 7 5Brooke McLeod 3.88 2-4 16-6 3 1 1 1 52.1 67 36 29 13 26 6 0 5 0.306 4 2 0 0 2Morgan Singleton 2.79 5-2 12-8 2 1 1 0 42.2 46 18 17 14 37 11 0 1 0.275 4 6 0 0 5Neesha Sorrell 2.35 13-11 26-24 18 3 2 1 154.2 109 70 52 33 175 23 2 14 0.195 2 19 0 5 13Total 2.69 29-22 51 32 7 5 2 338.1 294 164 130 85 291 56 3 23 0.231 13 40 0 12 25Opponents 2.83 22-29 51 36 2 2 2 329.1 355 191 133 107 187 57 11 20 0.275 14 30 0 9 60

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Lisa Hibbard1995 2-161996 No record1997 No record

Laci Tompkins1998 18-27

Sonny Vermillion1999 15-232000 11-212001 14-31

Julie Vergenz2002 9-252003 34-24

2004 49-11-12005 53-22

Taralee Pringle2006 41-212007 27-222008 19-29-12009 23-24

Jenn White2010 16-362011 30-262012 29-22

IndIvIdual recOrdShIttInGGames Played75 Dana Askins 200575 Stephanie Hey 200575 Crystal Judkins 200575 Tanna Truelove 200573 Nikki Aguilar 200573 Alana Hare 2005

Games Started75 Dana Askins 200575 Crystal Judkins 200573 Tanna Truelove 200572 Stephanie Hey 200571 Alana Hare 2005

At Bats250 Crystal Judkins 2005213 Dana Askins 2005203 Morgan Thompson 2006202 Nikki Aguilar 2005201 Tanna Truelove 2005

Batting Average(100 minimum ABs)

.451 Dana Askins 2004

.438 Leslie Beaty 2009

.410 Ralene Justice 1998

.407 Kasey Polk 1998

.406 Amy Patterson 1998

Runs Scored57 Dana Askins 200556 Dana Askins 200446 Leslie Beaty 200946 Kristin Kauk 200440 Crystal Judkins 2005

Hits87 Crystal Judkins 200585 Dana Askins 200582 Dana Askins 200471 Leslie Beaty 200967 Morgan Thompson 2006

RBI51 Ashley Grider 200345 Leslie Beaty 200944 Kristin Minton 200343 Dana Askins 200442 Kristin Minton 2004

Doubles19 Dana Askins 200519 April McAlister 199818 Leslie Beaty 200817 Morgan Skelley 200517 Dana Askins 2004

Triples7 Dana Askins 20055 Jennifer Bridgforth 20085 Dana Askins 20045 Morgan Skelley 2004

Home Runs12 Elizabeth Agpalo 20119 Leslie Beaty 20099 Caitlyn Crotty 20098 Kristin Minton 20037 Leslie Beaty 20087 Stephanie Hey 20067 Dana Askins 2004

Base on Balls41 Dana Askins 200522 Dana Askins 200621 Dana Askins 200420 Kristin Minton 200319 Several players

Hit by Pitch10 Laci Weger 201010 Sheena Raunikar 200810 April McAlister 19999 Laci Weger-Garrett 20119 Markie LaFerney 2012

Stolen Bases26 Dana Askins 200522 Dana Askins 200422 Katie Flower 199921 Dana Askins 200619 Katie Jirak 2012

Stolen Base Attempts28 Dana Askins 200527 Dana Askins 200625 Dana Askins 200425 Katie Flower 199923 Courtney Foley 2006

Putouts356 Sara Reeves 2011325 Sheena Raunikar 2007303 Amanda Cotton 2006295 Sheena Raunikar 2008289 Sara Reeves 2012

Assists133 Dana Askins 2005133 Crystal Judkins 2005123 Stephanie Hey 2004117 Stephanie Hey 2006112 Ashley Grider 2003

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PItchInGAppearances50 Dana Askins 200541 Kindra Gregory 200640 Kindra Gregory 200534 Jamie Pendley 200433 Dana Askins 200433 Jamie Pendley 2003

Games Started39 Kindra Gregory 200638 Kindra Gregory 200537 Dana Askins 200532 Dana Askins 200627 Marina Poddubskay 2007

Innings Pitched290 Dana Askins 2005239 Kindra Gregory 2006216 Kindra Gregory 2005173.1 Dana Askins 2006169.2 Neesha Sorrell 2011

Complete Games35 Dana Askins 200528 Kindra Gregory 200625 Kindra Gregory 200522 Neesha Sorrell 201119 Dana Askins 2006

Shutouts16 Dana Askins 200511 Kindra Gregory 200510 Dana Askins 20049 Dana Askins 20069 Jamie Pendley 2004

No Hitters2 Neesha Sorrell 20111 Elizabeth Agpalo 20121 Jamie Pendley 2003

Perfect Games1 Neesha Sorrell 2011

ERA0.72 Dana Askins 20050.90 Dana Askins 20040.96 Jamie Pendley 20041.21 Kindra Gregory 20041.36 Kindra Gregory 2005

Strikeouts Thrown255 Dana Askins 2005195 Kindra Gregory 2006186 Dana Askins 2006179 Neesha Sorrell 2011175 Neesha Sorrell 2012

Hits Allowed(Minimum 40 IP)

46 Morgan Singleton 2012

51 Erin Coogle 200159 Felicia Gourley 201064 Kindra Gregory 200366 Amber Jones 2001

Earned Runs Allowed(Minimum 40 IP)

17 Morgan Singleton 201217 Erin Coogle 200118 Kindra Gregory 200419 Amber Jones 200120 Dana Askins 2004

Home Runs Allowed(Minimum 40 IP)

1 Morgan Singleton 20121 Erin Coogle 20012 Dana Askins 20042 Amber Jones 20012 Amber Jones 20003 Several players

Batting Average Against(Minimum 40 IP)



.189 Neesha Sorrell 2011


.191 Kindra Gregory 2004

Wins29 Dana Askins 200524 Kindra Gregory 200523 Kindra Gregory 200619 Jamie Pendley 200417 Marina Poddubskay 200717 Dana Askins 2006

Fewest Losses (Minimum 40 IP)2 Morgan Singleton 20122 Felicia Gourley 20102 Jamie Pendley 20043 Kindra Gregory 20044 Brooke McLeod 20124 Erin Coogle 2001

Saves6 Dana Askins 20042 Several players

Wild Pitches8 Kristan Andrews 20017 Cassie Dutton 20026 Several players

Hit Batsman26 Ashlyn Kimberly 201024 Neesha Sorrell 201119 Neesha Sorrell 201216 Kim Alford 200816 Kindra Gregory 2006b

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Games Played256 Stephanie Hey 2003-06221 Jennifer Bridgeforth 2005-08219 Michelle Bauer 2007-10194 Kristin Kauk 2001-04187 Courtney Foley 2004-06

Games Started252 Stephanie Hey 2003-06198 Jennifer Bridgeforth 2005-08194 Kristin Kauk 2001-04179 Dana Askins 2004-06165 Courtney Foley 2004-06

At Bats688 Stephanie Hey 2003-06630 Kristin Kauk 2001-04566 Laci Weger-Garrett 2008-11523 Dana Askins 2004-06489 Hillary Brown 2007-10

Batting Average(Minimum 2 seasons)

.403 Dana Askins 2004-06

.383 Leslie Beaty 2007-09

.360 Elizabeth Agpalo 2011-12

.340 Kristin Minton 2003-04

.319 Ashley Mitchell 2011-present

Runs Scored141 Dana Askins 2004-06112 Kristin Kauk 2001-04110 Leslie Beaty 2007-0999 Courtney Foley 2004-0691 Jennifer Bridgeforth 2005-08

Hits182 Kristin Kauk 2001-04178 Leslie Beaty 2007-09177 Stephanie Hey 2003-06166 Jennifer Bridgeforth 2005-08138 Morgan Skelley 2004-06

RBI100 Stephanie Hey 2003-0698 Leslie Beaty 2007-09

96 Dana Askins 2004-0691 Morgan Skelley 2004-0686 Kristin Minton 2003-04

Doubles48 Dana Askins 2004-0641 Leslie Beaty 2007-0936 Stephanie Hey 2003-0634 Kristin Kauk 2001-0430 Morgan Skelley 2004-06

Triples13 Dana Askins 2004-0611 Kristin Kauk 2001-0410 Jennifer Bridgeforth 2005-087 Leslie Beaty 2007-097 Stephanie Hey 2003-06

Home Runs20 Leslie Beaty 2007-0916 Elizabeth Agpalo 2011-1213 Caitlyn Crotty 2008-0913 Stephanie Hey 2003-0612 Michelle Bauer 2007-1012 Dana Askins 2004-0612 Kristin Minton 2003-04

Base on Balls84 Dana Askins 2004-0650 Kindra Gregory 2003-0646 Kristin Kauk 2001-0440 Hillary Brown 2007-1034 Leslie Beaty 2007-09

Hit by Pitch24 Laci Weger-Garrett 2008-1117 Markie LaFerney 2011-present16 April McAlister 1999-0113 Christina Wilson 2008-11

Stolen Bases69 Dana Askins 2004-0636 Leslie Beaty 2007-0936 Courtney Foley 2004-0631 Jennifer Bridgeforth 2005-0827 Kelsey MacInnes 2007-08

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Hits5 Katie Flower v. Mid-America Christian 19994 Multiple players

Doubles3 Sara Reeves v. East Central 20123 Leslie Beaty v. Rogers State 20082 Multiple players

Triples2 Sheena Raunikar v. Eastern Connecticut 20072 Morgan Skelley v. York College 20042 Ashley Grider v. Southern Nazarene 20032 Crystal Weaver v. Hillsdale College 2002

Home Runs2 Multiple players

Runs4 Rosy Campos v. Rogers State 20094 Dana Askins v. Oklahoma Wesleyan 20043 Multiple players

At Bats7 April McAlister v. Central Oklahoma 20006 Multiple players

RBI7 Sarah Jamison v. Northwood University 20087 Sheena Raunikar v. Eastern Connecticut 20076 Dana Askins v. Oklahoma Wesleyan 20045 Leslie Beaty v. Hillsdale College 20095 Nikki Aguilar v. East Central University 20065 Stephanie Hey v. Oklahoma Baptist 2006

Stolen Bases3 Kelsey MacInnes v. Southern Nazarene 20073 Dana Askins v. McKendree University 20063 Courtney Foley v. Graceland University 20062 Multiple players

No Hitters1 Elizabeth Agpalo v. Benedictine 20121 Neesha Sorrell v. two teams 20111 Jamie Pendley v. Central Methodist 2003

Perfect Game1 Neesha Sorrell v. Bacone College 2011

Strikeouts Thrown16 Neesha Sorrell v. Oklahoma Baptist 201215 Michelle Bauer v. Northwestern Iowa 200714 Neesha Sorrell v. Saint Gregory’s 201113 Dana Askins v. Evangel University 200613 Dana Askins v. Oklahoma Baptist 200413 Jamie Pendley v. College of Saint Mary 2004

Innings Pitched14 Neesha Sorrell v. Oklahoma Baptist 20119 Multiple players

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Wins53 200549 200441 200634 200330 2011

Consecutive Wins18 200515 200411 2003

BattingAverage.348 1998.310 2009.302 2004.295 2006.290 2011

At Bats1,973 20051,656 20061,643 20041,505 2003

Runs325 2005307 2004275 2006269 2009250 2011

Hits570 2005497 2004489 2006431 2011419 1998

Home Runs31 200927 200823 200422 2006

21 201221 2007Doubles107 200593 201183 200472 200671 1998

Triples21 200521 200420 200717 2003

RBI263 2005255 2004241 2006216 2009215 2003

Walks153 2005124 2006118 2011114 2004

Stolen Bases75 200374 200470 200560 200659 2007

Runs Allowed84 2004105 2005160 2003164 2012166 1999

teaM recOrdSAppearances126 Kindra Gregory 2003-06115 Dana Askins 2004-0678 Michelle Bauer 2007-1078 Chancie Godwin 2007-1067 Jamie Pendley 2003-04

Games Started102 Kindra Gregory 2003-0682 Dana Askins 2004-0646 Michelle Bauer 2007-1045 Jamie Pendley 2003-0441 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

Innings Pitched644.1 Kindra Gregory 2003-06619 Dana Askins 2004-06324.1 Neesha Sorrell 2011-12312 Jamie Pendley 2003-04306.2 Michelle Bauer 2007-10

Complete Games70 Dana Askins 2004-0662 Kindra Gregory 2003-0640 Neesha Sorrell 2011-1230 Jamie Pendley 2003-0428 Amber Jones 1999-01

Shutouts19 Dana Askins 2004-0613 Jamie Pendley 2003-0411 Neesha Sorrell 2011-1211 Kindra Gregory 2003-064 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

Earned Run Average(Minimum 2 seasons)

1.05 Dana Askins 2004-061.46 Jamie Pendley 2003-041.74 Kindra Gregory 2003-062.16 Neesha Sorrell 2011-122.65 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

Strikeouts Thrown595 Dana Askins 2004-06494 Kindra Gregory 2003-06354 Neesha Sorrell 2011-12263 Jamie Pendley 2003-04161 Michelle Bauer 2007-10

Home Runs Allowed(Minimum 2 seasons)

7 Allison Tobola 1999-00

10 Ashlyn Kimberly 2009-1011 Jamie Pendley 2003-0412 Elizabeth Agpalo 2011-1212 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

Batting Average Against(Minimum 2 seasons)

.174 Dana Askins 2004-06

.191 Neesha Sorrell 2011-12

.198 Jamie Pendley 2003-04

.215 Kindra Gregory 2003-06

Wins70 Kindra Gregory 2003-0661 Dana Askins 2004-0634 Jamie Pendley 2003-0429 Neesha Sorrell 2012-1323 Michelle Bauer 2007-10

Fewest Losses(Minimum 2 seasons)

6 Bree Thompson 1999-0011 Elizabeth Agpalo 2011-1211 Jamie Pendley 2003-0417 Kim Alford 2008-0918 Allison Tobola 1999-00

Saves7 Dana Askins 2004-064 Michelle Bauer 2007-104 Chancie Godwin 2007-102 Ashlyn Kimberly 2009-102 Marina Poddubskay 20072 Jamie Pendley 2003-042 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

Wild Pitches16 Chancie Godwin 2007-1015 Michelle Bauer 2007-1015 Dana Askins 2004-0613 Kristen Andrews 2001-0210 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

Hits Batsmen43 Neesha Sorrell 2011-1238 Kindra Gregory 2003-0630 Dana Askins 2004-0628 Ashlyn Kimberly 2009-1027 Kim Alford 2008-0921 Hollie Gauntt 2002-03

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Mascot/Nickname ...................... EvangelsSchool Colors ...........Red, black and whiteLocation ............................Oklahoma CityEnrollment ......................................1,180Head Coach ...................Robert Wakefield2012 Record ...................................15-382012 SAC Record .............................5-21SAC Finish ........................................10thWebsite .............www.macuatheltics.comSports Information ................ Levi ConvirsSID Phone Number ..........(405) 692-3140Athletic Director ....................... Craig Ruiz

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Sac cOMPetItIOnSac PreSeaSOnRank School Points 2012 Record1 Lubbock Christian (4) 34 56-8 (18-3)2 Oklahoma City (3) 33 47-20 (21-4)3 Saint Gregory’s 25 43-17 (14-11)4 Oklahoma Baptist 18 22-30 (8-18)5 Science and Arts 16 29-22 (12-14)6 Rogers State 15 36-23 (9-17)7 Mid-America Christian 6 15-38 (5-21)

PreSeaSOn tOP 25Pl. School (1st Place Votes) 2010 Record1 Cal State San Marcos (13) 55-62 Lubbock Christian (Texas) (2) 56-83 Brenau (Ga.) (2) 44-164 Oklahoma City 47-205 Concordia (Calif.) (2) 56-46 Central Baptist (Ark.) 53-87 William Carey (Miss.) 50-118 Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) 42-209 Oregon Tech 41-810 Houston-Victoria (Texas) 40-1011 Lee (Tenn.) 48-1112 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 54-913 Reinhardt (Ga.) 36-1214 Williams Baptist (Ark.) 51-1015 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 47-1316 Saint Gregory’s (Okla.) 43-1717 Corban (Ore.) 31-1418 Central Methodist (Mo.) 41-1419 Mobile (Ala.) 31-1920 Indiana Southeast 34-2021 South Carolina Beaufort 37-1122 William Penn (Iowa) 47-1823 Bethany (Kan.) 45-924 Indiana Wesleyan 45-1325 Saint Xavier (Ill.) 37-16

Others receiving votes: Concordia (Ore.) 94; Madonna (Mich.) 66; Bellevue (Neb.) 61; Park (Mo.) 57; Vanguard (Calif.) 43; Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 43; Campbellsville (Ky.) 36; College of Idaho 27; Tennessee Wesleyan 15; Dickinson State (N.D.) 11; Marian (Ind.) 10; St. Thomas (Fla.) 8; Davenport (Mich.) 6; Texas Wesleyan 6; William Woods (Mo.) 4; Columbia (Mo.) 3; Webber International (Fla.) 3; Georgetown (Ky.) 3.

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USAO Softball Media Guide 2013