Broadcast Roster

Brooke3 5Amy Molly6 7Tara Lyons Scott Gleisberg Steffan SO • OF • R/R SR • OF • R/R FR • OF • B/R JR • 3B • R/R Topeka, Kan. Topeka, Kan. Olathe, Kan. Great Bend, Kan.

Jennifer8 Susan9 1Holly0 1Dara1 Fletcher Jobe Reichel Clouse FR • IF • R/R FR • OF • L/L FR • P • L/R SO • UT • L/L DeSoto, Kan. Dodge City, Kan. Mexico, Mo. Silver Lake, Kan.

1Julie3 1Sandy4 1Dawn6 1Kristen7 Blaufuss Erickson Nachbar Cheney SO • C • R/R JR • P • R/R JR • 2B • R/R JR • OF • L/L Lenexa, Kan. Clay Center, Kan. Shawnee, Kan. Wichita, Kan. Assistant Coach Liz Bainter, Sandy Erickson, Stacie Carpenter, Julie Blaufuss, Sandy Erickson,Assistant Stacie Carpenter, Coach Liz Bainter, Jennifer Fletcher, Dara Clouse, Molly Gleisberg, Tara Steffan, Scott, Susan Jobe, Amy Dara Clouse, Molly Gleisberg, Tara Jennifer Fletcher,

2001 Washburn Media Guide 1Katie8 1Stacie9 2Amy0 HKimC row): (back Schmidt Carpenter Heiman Newbern FR • IF • R/R SR • 1B • L/L SR • P • R/R Head Coach Topeka, Kan. Clay Center, Kan. Olathe, Kan. 5th season (133-79) Pronunciation Guide Gleisberg - GLEECE•berg Jobe - rhymes with ear lobe Reichel - RITCH•el Blaufuss - BLAW•fuss ALizC Cheney - CHAIN•ee Bainter Heiman - HI•man Assistant Coach 4th season 2001 Lady Blues (front row): Lady Blues (front 2001 Katie Schmidt, Dawn Nachbar. Nachbar. Katie Schmidt, Dawn Amy Heiman, Kristen Cheney, Holly Reichel, Brooke Lyons, Head Coach Kim Newbern Lyons, Holly Reichel, Brooke Heiman, Kristen Cheney, Amy 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Lady Blues 2001 Seniors: Amy Scott Stacie Carpenter and Amy Heiman

2001 WASHBURN SOFTBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME GAME Feb. 23-24 Central Arkansas Tournament TBA Feb. 28 KANSAS 3 p.m. 1-7 Mar. 2-4 Texas Women’s - Lead-Off Classic TBA Mar. 6 BETHANY 2:30 p.m. DH Mar. 9-10 Missouri Southern Invitational TBA Mar. 14 Fort Hays State 2 p.m. DH Mar. 15 Nebraska-Kearney 11 a.m. DH Mar. 19-24 West Florida Spring Fling TBA Mar. 27 *Pittsburg State 3 p.m. DH Mar. 28 NEWMAN 2 p.m. DH Mar. 30 SOUTHWEST STATE 1 p.m. DH M. 31-Apr. 1 Nebraska-Omaha Tournament TBA Apr. 3 *MISSOURI SOUTHERN 2:30 p.m. DH Apr. 6 *Central Missouri 2 p.m. DH Apr. 7 *Truman State noon DH Apr. 10 *MISSOURI WESTERN 2:30 p.m. DH Apr. 17 *EMPORIA STATE 3 p.m. DH Apr. 20 *MISSOURI-ROLLA 3 p.m. DH Apr. 21 *SOUTHWEST BAPTIST noon DH Apr. 24 *Northwest Missouri 3 p.m. DH Apr. 25 FORT HAYS STATE 3 p.m. DH May 4-5 MIAA Championship Tournament TBA May 11-12 NCAA Regional Tournament TBA May 18-21 NCAA National Tournament TBA HOME GAMES IN BOLDFACE, BLUE, CAPS (AT WASHBURN SOFTBALL COMPLEX) *MIAA GAME Table of Contents General Information The MIAA 2001 Lady Blues Media Roster ...... IFC About the MIAA ...... 35 Media Information ...... 2 2000 MIAA Standings and Results . . . . 36 Covering the Lady Blues ...... 3 2000 MIAA All-Conference Teams. . . . . 36 About Washburn University...... 4-5 2000 MIAA Statistics ...... 37-38 Athletics Telephone Directory...... 6 Athletics at Washburn ...... 7-9 Athletic Success at Washburn ...... 10-11 Washburn Softball History 2001 Schedule ...... BC Team History and Awards...... 39 Individual Honor Roll ...... 40-41 Yearly Summary...... 42 Washburn Coaching Staff Annual Leaders ...... 42 Head Coach Kim Newbern...... 12-13 Individual and Team Records ...... 43-45 Assistant Coach Liz Bainter ...... 14 Lady Blues Season Highs ...... 46 Washburn Coaching Records ...... 14 Lady Blues Career Highs...... 47 Year by Year Scores ...... 48-51 Lady Blues Information 2001 Washburn Roster ...... 15 2001 Opponents Season Preview ...... 16-17 MIAA Opponents Information . . . . . 52-54 Lady Blues Profiles...... 18-27 Series Records vs. all opponents...... 55 Pronunciation Guide ...... 27 2000 Statistics ...... 30 2000 Game by Game Results...... 31 2000 Honors and Awards...... 32-33 2000 Individual and Team Highs . . . . . 34 Lady Blues Softball Lady Blues in the Community ...... 56 Washburn Quick Facts Sports Information Director Gene Cassell Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Assoc. Office Phone ...... 785.231.1010 x1791 President ...... Dr. Jerry Farley Fax ...... 785.231.1091 Athletic Director...... Loren Ferre' Home ...... 785.272.0783 Head Softball Coach ...... Kim Newbern Press Box...... TBA Alma Mater ...... Kansas '94 Softball Office ...... 785.231.1010 x1797 Record at WU...... 133-79 (.627), 4 years Location ...... Topeka, Kansas Overall Record ...... same Enrollment...... 6,500 Office Phone...... x1797 Founded ...... 1865 Best Time to Call ...... 11 a.m.-noon Nickname...... Lady Blues Assistant Coach ...... Liz Bainter Colors ...... Yale Blue and White 2000 Record ...... 38-20 Facility ...... WU Softball Complex 2000 MIAA Record ...... 14-4, T1st Surface ...... Natural Grass 2000 Final National Ranking ...... N/A Capacity ...... 300 Lettermen Returning/Lost...... 7/4 Athletic Affiliations...... NCAA Division II Starters Returning/Lost...... 5/3

2001 Washburn Media Guide 1 Media Information Covering the Lady Blues The 2001 Washburn University Softball Media Credentials are not required for cover- Print Washburn Review (weekly) WIBW (580 AM / 97.3 FM) Media Guide is intended to provide information ing Washburn Softball Lady Blues, but it is Topeka Capital-Journal (daily) 785.233.3211 785.297.9797 for writers, broadcasters, sports editors, sports requested to call the Sports Information Office 785.295.1188 785.231.1035 Fax 785.272.3536 Fax information personnel and fans who follow the to reserve a place in the Press Box. 785.295.1230 Fax 1700 SW College, Topeka, KS P.O. Box 119, Topeka, KS 66601 1.800.777.7171 66621 Sports Department: Eric Peterson Lady Blues. Material in the guide was current as Radio Stations wishing to broadcast from the Sports Editor of the printing deadline Jan. 19. Additional Washburn Softball Complex should make broad- 616 Jefferson, Topeka, KS 66607 Sports Editor: Kurt Caywood information is available in the Washburn Sports cast requests through the Sports Information WU Beat Writer: Alan Eskew Television Information Office and through weekly releases Office. Oldies 99.3 is the official broadcast sta- Newspaper KSNT (Channel 27 • NBC) KWIC (99.3 FM) 785.582.3230 available to personnel from accredited media tion of Washburn Lady Blues Softball. There is Kansas City Star (daily) Home of the Ichabods and Lady 785.582.5283 Fax 816.234.4355 outlets covering the Lady Blues. one telephone line available for the official sta- Blues P.O. Box 2700, Topeka, KS 66601 816.234.4360 Fax Washburn University is in Topeka, Kan., at tion of the opposing team. 785.232.0993 Sports Director: Brent Stover 1729 Grand Ave., Kansas City, MO the intersection of 21st Street and Washburn Telephones for writers from which to file are 785.232.9993 Fax 64108 800 SW Jackson, Topeka, KS KTKA (Channel 49 • ABC) Avenue. The Washburn Softball Complex is available in the press box. Small College Beat Writer: David 66611 785.273.4949 south of Lee Arena. Parking for the facility is Media Services include a game scorecard and Boyce adjacent to Washburn Avenue. lineups, plus statistics and game notes. Sports Director 785.273.9075 Fax P.O. Box 2229, Topeka, KS 66601 Salina Journal (daily) The Washburn University Sports Information Postgame Interviews with Coach Kim KMAJ (1440 AM) / KTOP (1490 Sports Director: Jason Lamb 785.827.6363 Office is located in room 352 in Whiting Newbern are available to media personnel after AM) 785.827.6060 Fax Fieldhouse. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 her brief meeting with the team immediately 785.272.1196 WIBW (Channel 13 • CBS) P.O. Box 779, Salina, KS 67401 785.272.6219 Fax 785.272.7030 p.m., Monday though Friday. Phone: following the game. Players are also available 800.827.6363 785.231.1010 x1791; Fax: 785.231.1091. You at the field and will be brought to media mem- 5301 SW 7th St., Topeka, KS 785.271.0418 Fax 66606 P.O. Box 119, Topeka, KS 66601 may e-mail the SID office at bers. Players will be unavailable to the media in Wichita Eagle-Beacon (daily) Sports Director: Mike Manns Sports Director: Mark Ewing [email protected]. between games of doubleheaders. 800.825.6397 316.268.6536 Fax KMAJ (107.7 FM) / KDVV (100.3 825 East Douglas, Wichita, KS FM) Wire Services 67201 785.272.1196 Associated Press (Kansas City) Small College Beat Writer: Adam Lady Blues on radio 785.272.6219 Fax 800.852.4844 Knapp 5315 SW 7th St., Topeka, KS 816.421.3590 Fax Select Washburn softball games are broadcast in north- 66606 215 West Pershing, Kansas City, Great Bend Tribune (daily) Sports Director: Mike Manns MO 64108 east Kansas on KMAJ 1440 AM in Topeka. Veteran 316.792.1211 316.792.8381 Fax announcer Ron Simon will call all the action. KTPK (106.9 FM) Sportsticker 2021 Forest, Great Bend, KS 785.297.1069 800.367.8935 The Washburn Softball Coaches Show can be heard from 67530 785.273.0123 Fax 800.336.0383 Fax Sports Editor: John Mesh 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday’s on KMAJ 1440 AM with Ron 3003 SW Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66611 Simon at Spanky’s Sports Bar on 31st and Gage. Hutchinson News (daily) Voice of the Sports Director Lady Blues, Simon is in his 14th season as the “Voice of the Ichabods 800.766.5772 and Lady Blues.” The 1987 Kansas graduate is in his fourth 316.662.4186 Fax Ron Simon P.O. Box 190, Hutchinson KS, year as the Director of Marketing and Promotions for 67504 Washburn Athletics. Sports Editor Credits The 2000 Washburn University Softball Media Guide was written and designed by Gene Cassell, sports information director. The guide was printed by the Washburn Service Area. Post Production work was completed by Capital Graphics of Topeka. The guide was edit- ed by Regina Cassell, Dena Anson and Ron Simon. Some action photos courtesy of the Topeka Capital-Journal. Other action photos, mug shots, team photos and cover photos taken by Gene Cassell. Special thanks to Allied Paints for the use of the paint brushes for the cover picture.

2 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 3 About Washburn About Washburn Washburn of the Washburn general faculty hold a doctorate or the highest University, founded in degree available in their discipline. Professors, not graduate assistants, 1865, is one of the teach in the classrooms at all academic levels. oldest universities in Students enjoy modern classrooms and educational facilities. In Kansas. 1966 a tornado devastated the campus. Since then, more than $43 As an urban and million have been spent to construct new buildings and laboratories, regional institution, and to purchase new equipment and library holdings. Washburn serves the The results are evident on a walking tour of our beautiful campus. educational needs of Easily accessible classrooms and other facilities such as the state-of- Topeka, Shawnee the-art Petro Allied Health Center give the campus a unique compact- County and the state ness that few universities have. of Kansas. The University’s success is measured in part by the achievements of its graduates Dr. Jerry Farley who include a Nobel Prize winner in medicine, University President members of the U.S. Congress, members of the Kansas State Legislature, numerous Dr. Jerry B. Farley is served as the associate vice president for judges who have graduated from the law in his third year as the administrative affairs and controller at the school as well as many leaders in business, president of Washburn University of Oklahoma, Norman campus. education, communications and service. University after a long He earned his B.B.A. in accounting and Washburn is committed to providing a association with the finance and his M.B.A and Ph.D. in higher quality education that will enable its students University of Okla- education administration from OU. to embrace the responsibility of an ever-chang- homa in Norman. He is a past president of the Southern ing world. Farley previous- Association of College and University Students may choose from more than 70 ly held the position of Business Officers and is actively engaged in degree programs within the College of Arts and vice president for com- state and national associations of the Sciences, School of Business, School of Law, munity relations and economic develop- College and University Business Officers. School of Nursing or the School of Applied ment at OU and vice-president for Dr. Farley has been on the Board of Studies. Administrative Affairs at the Norman and Directors of the American Red Cross, the Washburn prides itself on having qualified Health Sciences Center campuses. American Cancer Society, Oklahoma and experienced faculty. More than two-thirds Before that, he held the position of vice Teachers’ Retirement System, the Norman president for business and finance at Chamber of Commerce and the Norman Oklahoma State University and previously Economic Development Coalition. Washburn Academic Majors College of Arts and Humanities, Creative and BA Social Work, BSW/MSW Sciences Performing Arts, AA Theatre, BA Technology Anthropology, BA Mass Media Studies, BA School of Business Administration, BAS Art, BA/BFA Mathematics, BA/BS Business Administration, Pre-professional Biology, BA/BS Medical Technology, BS BBA/MBA Dentistry, Engineering, Business Education, BEd Music, BA/BM Accounting, BBA Health Information Chemistry, BA/BS Natural Science and Economics, BBA Technology, Law, Computer Information Mathematics, AA Finance, BBA Medicine, Optometry, Science, AA/BA/BS Philosophy, BA Management, BBA Pharmacy, Physical Early Childhood Ed., Physical Education, Marketing, BBA Therapy, Physical AA/BA BA/BEd General Business, BBA Therapist Assistant, Economics, BA Physics. BA/BS School of Nursing Seminary, Radiologic Education, BEd/MEd Political Science, BA Nursing, BSN Technology, Respiratory English, BA Psychology, BA/MA School Nurse Certification Therapy, and French, BA Public Administration, BPA School of Applied Science Veterinary Medicine General Science, BS Religious Studies, BA Corrections, BSCJ School of Law General Studies, BGS Sociology, BA Law Enforcement, BSCJ Law, JD German, BA Spanish, BA Human Services, History, BA Speech Communication, C/AAS/BAS

4 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 5 About Washburn Washburn Athletics Washburn University Washburn Athletics - 1999-2000 In Review Main Campus Switchboard Number: 785.231.1010 General Athletics Number: 785.231.1134 Athletics Fax Number:785.231.1091 Washburn teams compete for NCAA Division II Both the baseball and softball teams have had championships as a member of the Mid-America much success in recent years. The Ichabods finished Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA). second in the MIAA and advanced to the MIAA Washburn University Board of Regents Washburn currently offers intercollegiate competi- Championship game. The Lady Blues were MIAA co- Ben Blair (Chairman), Topeka tion for men in the sports of baseball, basketball, foot- champs in 2000 and were runner-ups in the conference ball, golf and tennis. Women compete in basketball, tournament. Jim Roth, Wichita Tim Etzel, Topeka softball, tennis and volleyball. The Ichabod golf program has made great strides Harold “Hal” Dick, Hutchinson Mayor Joan Wagnon, Topeka Success has been obtained by both teams and indi- since joining the MIAA. Washburn was ranked in the Chuck Engel, Topeka Blanche Parks, Topeka viduals. The Ichabod football team continues its move nation’s top-25 in 1998 and made its first ever NCAA Harry Craig, Topeka Karen Lee, Topeka toward the top of the conference after recording its first appearance. winning season since 1988 after going 6-5 last season. Individually, many student-athletes earn all-confer- The Ichabods basketball team has won seven MIAA ence, all-region and All-America honors each year. University Administration regular season championships in the last 14 years and During the 1999-2000 season, 39 student-athletes rep- President Dr. Jerry Farley (Oklahoma ’68) x1556 advanced to the NCAA Division II national tournament resenting all nine of Washburn’s teams earned an all- Vice President / Academic Affairs Dr. Ron Wasserstein x1649 during those same seasons. The Ichabods advanced to MIAA honor in their respective sport. Vice President / Administration & Treasurer Wanda Hill x1634 the NCAA Regional Tournament last season. The While Washburn strives for success on the playing Ichabods reached the semifinals of the national tourna- field, the university also takes pride in the academic ment in 1994. accomplishments of its student-athletes. Washburn Athletics Phone Numbers The Lady Blues basketball team reached the "Sweet During the 1999-2000 academic year, 94 of the Director of Athletics ...... Loren Ferre’ (Texas Christian ’71) ...... x1794 16" of its 1995 national tournament while making a university’s 196 student-athletes maintained a 3.0 Associate Director of Athletics for Development . . . . Jordan Canfield (Washburn ’96) ...... x1334 fifth straight appearance at the national event. In grade point average or above. Forty-five Ichabods and Assistant Director of Athletics ...... Janet Degginger (Washburn ’67)...... x1730 1996-97, WU was the top-ranked academic team in Lady Blues representing nine Washburn teams were Sports Information Director ...... Gene Cassell (Northwest Missouri ’97) ...... x1791 NCAA Division II, and the second ranked during the named to the MIAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Faculty Athletics Representative ...... Larry Blumberg (Sterling ’65)...... x1493 1997-98 school year. Roll for their respective sport. The cumulative grade Director of Marketing / Promotions ...... Ron Simon (Kansas ’85) ...... x1336 The volleyball program accomplished its second win- point average entering the 2000 fall semester was Academic Adviser...... TBA ning season since 1986 three seasons ago and notched 2.85. Head Athletic Trainer ...... Steve Ice (St. Mary of the Plains ’77)...... x1753 its first upper division MIAA finish in the same year. Each year, several student-athletes are honored at Head Equipment Manager...... Ron Wessel ...... x1761, x1338 The men’s tennis team was selected for its third the district or national level through the GTE Academic Athletic Facilities Manager ...... Gill Herrera ...... x1304 appearance in the NCAA Division II national tourna- All-America program. Washburn placed two student- Ticket Manager...... Rita Cox ...... 231.1092 ment in 1998. The women’s tennis team also advanced athletes on national all-America teams. Baseball player Athletics Secretary ...... Sandy Foster ...... x1339 to the NCAAs and hosted the Midwest Regional on Pat Colley and football player Aaron Doonan were each Secretary for Development...... Susan Foremsky...... x1466 campus this past season for the third straight year. named to the second team in their respective sport. Coaching Staff Football Head Coach ...... Tony DeMeo (Iona ’71) ...... x1134 Loren Ferré Defensive Coordinator ...... TBA Athletics Director Assistant Coach ...... B.D. Kennedy (Bethany ’90) ...... x1705 Loren Ferre’ became Washburn’s director of athletics in February of 1996 after Assistant Coach ...... TBA a six-year appointment at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, S.D. Ferre’ is a dynamic leader who has implemented many internal changes within Assistant Coach ...... Mike Schartz (St. Mary of the Plains ’89) ...... x1798 the athletic department since arriving on campus. He has put increasing scholar- Volleyball ships and departmental fund-raising at the top of his list. Head Coach ...... Allison Jones (William Woods ’89)...... x1756 In his four-plus years at Washburn, Ferre’ has been instrumental in the estab- Baseball lishment of a strong Ichabod Club support team and the raising of funds for ath- Head Coach ...... Steve Anson (Kansas State ’76) ...... x1793 letic scholarships. In addition, he created a position for a full-time marketing and Softball promotions director who will help bring in new private dollars for scholarships and Head Coach ...... Kim Newbern (Kansas ’94)...... x1797 more excitement at all Washburn athletic contests. Men’s Basketball While at BHSU, Ferre’ was also director of the Donald E. Young Sports Fitness Head Coach ...... Bob Chipman (Kansas State ’73)...... x1355 Center, a 172,000 square foot, $10.2 million facility. During his Black Hills tenure, the athletics depart- Assistant Coach ...... Kerry Dickerson (Washburn ’93) ...... x1333 ment nearly tripled its outside revenue, including large increases in ticket sales and scholarship funding. Women’s Basketball All 10 varsity teams won a conference title in his final three years. Head Coach ...... Ron McHenry (Washburn ’84) ...... x1796 Before joining the staff at Black Hills State, Ferre’ spent 17 years at the University of North Texas. He Assistant Coach ...... Reggie Hulbert (Washburn ’91) ...... x1462 was the director of the Coliseum (1987-90) and prior to that was the associate and assistant director Golf since 1980. He held the post of event coordinator (1978-80). Head Coach ...... Phil Frost (Washburn ’98) ...... x1764 Ferre’ is a 1971 graduate of Texas Christian University, earning a bachelor of arts degree. He earned a Men’s and Women’s Tennis master’s in journalism from North Texas in 1982. He is currently completing course requirements for a Head Coach ...... Jennifer Subbert (Washburn ’97) ...... x1757 doctorate of education in sports administration from the University of Northern Colorado. Ferre’ and his wife Sarah, have two daughters, Caitlin and Hope, and reside in Topeka. 6 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 7 Washburn Athletics Washburn Athletics Jordan Canfield Janet Degginger Gene Cassell Associate Athletics Director for Development Assistant Athletics Director Sports Information Director Jordan Canfield is in his third Janet Degginger is in her Gene Cassell is entering his second full season as year as Washburn’s associate 13th year as Washburn’s Washburn Sports Information Director after starting in athletics director for develop- assistant athletics director. December 1998. Cassell is a Marshall, Mo., native and a ment. Degginger returned to her 1997 graduate from Northwest Missouri State Canfield returned to his alma mater in 1987 as assis- alma mater after a year in tant director of athletics. In University, where he graduated with a B.S. in journalism private business. He was a that capacity, she is responsi- accompanied with a minor in broadcasting. At Larry Blumberg first team all-MIAA guard for ble for managing and moni- Northwest, Cassell worked in the Sports Information Faculty Athletics Representative the Ichabods in 1996-97 and toring all of the business and Office and in the Department of Mass Communication’s holds every Washburn and financial affairs of the award winning publications. all but one MIAA assist department. In addition, she Besides his overseeing the media relations of record, including the career assist mark he set as a supervises personnel in the administrative office, tick- Washburn’s nine athletic teams, Cassell also runs game administration and is the senior. He won four conference titles in his four years et office, training room, equipment room and Petro webmaster of “The Blue Zone” - The official site of the Ichabods and Lady Blues on the basketball hardwood from 1992-97. maintenance staff. During the 1995-96 academic online. Cassell is a member of CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of Canfield’s main responsibility is to increase schol- year, Degginger served as the interim director of ath- arship dollars for one of the best small college athlet- letics during the national search for an athletic direc- America) and a member of the Publications Contest Committee. Cassell’s 1999 ic programs in the country. He oversees the fund-rais- tor. She also currently serves as the university’s senior Washburn Football Media Guide placed sixth in the nation and the 2000 ing efforts of the Ichabod Club, the Athletics women’s administrator. Washburn Volleyball Media Guide placed fifth in the nation. Department booster club, and the Washburn Athletic Degginger has served on several university, confer- Cassell and his wife, Regina, live in Topeka. Regina is the editor of Washburn’s Susan Foremsky Fund, a major giving campaign initiated by Canfield. ence and national committees. She is currently a Alumni Magazine. Secretary For Development Canfield is a 1996 graduate of Washburn member of the NCAA Professional Sports Liaison University with a B.B.A. degree in finance. He went Committee and has served on a subcommittee of the The Ichabod Club is a on to earn an additional degree in economics in 1997 NCAA Research Committee for developing a financial and has begun work on his M.B.A. He is married to analysis report. She is a member of Washburn’s booster club that works to Eileen Brungardt, a member of the Lady Blues volley- Faculty Athletics and Financial Aid committees. promote Washburn ball team while at Washburn. The couple lives in Degginger is a 1967 graduate of Washburn and University Athletics and pro- Topeka with their son, Jordan Jett who was born last has done postgraduate work at Kansas. She has a vides financial support to its year. son, Preston. athletic programs. Membership in the Ichabod Steve Ice Ron Wessel Club has played a major role in supporting the annual Gill Herrera Head Athletic Trainer Head Equipment Manager Facilities Manager scholarship drive and making a difference in the lives of Washburn student-ath- Steve Ice is in his 19th year Ron Wessel is in his 21st year as the head athletic trainer at Washburn University as letes for the past 20 years. at Washburn University. the head equipment manag- Washburn Athletics depends upon the annual contributions to the Ichabod Ice took over the er for the athletics depart- Club Scholarship Fund to continue offering scholarship aid to our student-ath- Ichabods and Lady Blues pro- ment. letes. grams in the fall of 1982 Wessel, a native of Sierra The mission of the Ichabod Club is simply to provide the scholarship assis- after a two-year assignment Vista, Ariz., is in charge of tance to young men and women student-athletes (tuition, fees, books, room and as the Associate Athletic maintaining all of the athlet- board) unless the contribution is restricted to a specific sport or some other spe- Trainer at Lehigh University ics department’s equipment cific purpose. All gifts to the Ichabod Club are tax deductible to the full extent in Bethlehem, Penn. needs. allowable by law. Opportunities for alumni, friends, parents and boosters to During Ice’s tenure at He attended Baker Rita Cox Washburn, the athletics training staff has seen the University in Baldwin City and was the school’s foot- become involved with the Ichabod Club program are available through pregame Ticket Manager addition of the Petro Allied Health Center as a valu- ball manager from 1976-79. Wessel then accepted parties, golf tournaments, the Ichabod Club newsletter, monthly luncheons, the able resource for the prevention and rehabilitation of the equipment manager’s position at Washburn in the kick-off party and other special events. WU student-athletes. spring of 1980. For more information, call the Washburn Athletic Department at Ice received his bachelor’s degree from St. Mary of He is a member of the American Equipment 785.231.1135. the Plains College in Dodge City, Kan., in 1977 and Managers Association and became certified in 1992. earned his master’s from the University of Kansas in Wessel has served as a district director of the AEMA 1980. Ice also served as a graduate assistant athletic since 1993. trainer for the Jayhawks from 1977 to 1979. In addition, he serves on the Continuing Education In addition to his duties at Washburn, Ice works in Committee of the AEMA. conjunction with the Orthopedic Clinic and Sports Ron lives in Topeka and enjoys all kinds of sports, Medicine of Topeka. Steve and his wife, Janis, have traveling, science fiction and physical fitness. Sandy Foster four children, Brian, Patrick, Jenna and Alyssa. Athletics Athletics Sectretary

8 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 9 Athletic Success Athletic Success Washburn teams excel on and off the courts and • MIAA Doubles Consolation winner: No. 2 > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 9 >over 3.5 GPA: 6 fields during the 1999-2000 school year Richard Quiron/Desmond Tan >4.0 GPA: 4 • MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: Football• 6-5 / 4-5 MIAA (6th) Men’s Basketball• 23-7 / 14-4 MIAA Ryan Gertsch, Will Heidebrecht, Richard Baseball • 37-21 / 21-9 (2nd) Team Achievements: First winning season (2nd) Quiron • MIAA Tournament runner-up (6-5) since 1988. • NCAA South Central Region • UMB Tennis MVP: Brandon Dunstan • Ranked in the Central Region as high as • Burger King Scholar Athlete Award: Championship Berth • Team Cumulative GPA: 3.00 No. 5 Aaron Doonan • Ranked as high as No. 21 in the NCAA > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 4 >over 3.5 GPA: 1 • All-MIAA 1st Team: Dennis Banks, Pat • GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American Division II poll >4.0 GPA: 0 Colley 2nd Team: Aaron Doonan • Head Coach Bob Chipman’s 17th 20-win • All-MIAA 2nd Team: Harley Douglas, • GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-District 1st season Women’s Tennis • 18-2 / 5-0 MIAA (1st) Nathan Peter, Matt Wilkens Team: Aaron Doonan • Ewan Auguste eclipses 1,000 career • Captured MIAA Tournament • All-MIAA Honrable Mention: Billy Crooks, • Daktronics All-Region Second Team: point mark Championship Fernando Esquivel Kevin Wheeler • 2nd Team All-America (NABC and • NCAA Midwest Regional apperance • All-Central Region 1st Team: Pat Colley • All-MIAA Second Team: Aaron Doonan, Division II Bulletin) Ewan Auguste • MIAA Singles Champions: No. 1 Marissa • All-Central Region 2nd Team: Dennis Marc Nardella, Corey Phipps • 1st Team All-South Central Region: Ewan Moment, No. 2 Aisha Butt, No. 3 Misty Banks • All-MIAA Honorable Mention: Jared Auguste Nigh • GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America Barge, Barry Galbraith, Brandon Rainer, • MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: • MIAA Doubles Champions: No. 3 Anna Second Team: Pat Colley Casey Rhinehart, Kevin Wheeler Shannon Kruger, Ewan Auguste Nunn/Emily Friedstrom • GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-District First • All-MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: • MIAA MVP and MIAA First Team: Ewan • MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: Team:  Pat Colley Joe Banks, Joe Camp, Aaron Doonan, Casey Auguste Danielle Carter, Emily Friedstrom, Misty • MIAA Academic Commisioner’s List: Mulcahy, Buck Reuter, Dan Wilson, Clarence • All-MIAA Honorable Mention: David Nigh, Anna Nunn Dennis Banks, Pat Colley, Billy Crooks, Williams Byers, Shannon Kruger, Ryan Murphy • ITA Division II Midwest Region Braden Dimick, Harley Douglas, Brad • Academic All-MIAA Team: Aaron • Bauersfeld MVP: Ewan Auguste Leadership and Sportsmanship Award: Madden, John Panas, Nathan Peter, Matt Doonan • Team Cumulative GPA: 2.69 Marissa Moment Wilkens • MIAA Coach of the Year: Tony DeMeo > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 2 >over 3.5 GPA: 1 • Academic All-MIAA Team: Anna Nunn • Academic All-MIAA Team: Pat Colley • Budweiser Offensive MVP: Barry >4.0 GPA: 0 • Bank of America Tennis MVP: Marissa • Falley’s Baseball MVP: Pat Colley Galbraith Moment • Team Cumulative GPA: 3.13 • Budweiser Defensive MVP: Aaron Women’s Basketball• 12-18 / 6-12 MIAA • Team Cumulative GPA: 3.17 > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 21 >over 3.5 GPA: Doonan (7th) > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 5 >over 3.5 GPA: 3 8 >4.0 GPA: 4 • Team Cumulative GPA: 2.70 • All-MIAA 2nd Team: Jennifer Butcher >4.0 GPA: 1 > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 30 >over 3.5 GPA: • All-MIAA Honorable Mention: Kristen Golf • 35 points MIAA (3rd) 15 >4.0 GPA: 4 Crosby, Jodi Rausch Softball• 38-20 / 15-3 (T1st) • Finished 3rd in MIAA Tournament • All-MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: • MIAA regular season co-champs • All-MIAA Team: Kyle Brandt Volleyball• 9-25 / 5-11 MIAA (7th) Kelly Antholz, Jennifer Butcher, Lisa • All-MIAA 1st Team; Haley Beauchamp, • 2nd Place Washburn Invitational: Kyle • All-MIAA 2nd Team: Jill Gassen Hoelting, Jodi Rausch Stacie Carpenter, Carrie Kaberline, Kathy Brandt • All-MIAA Honorable Mention: Becky • Academic All-MIAA Team: Jennifer Mohler • 3rd Place MIAA Tournament: Lee Barrett Hanish Butcher • All-MIAA 2nd Team: Dawn Nachbar • 6th Place District V Invitational: Kyle • MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: • Security Benefit MVP: Jennifer Butcher • All-MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: Brandt Katie Bowe, Jennifer Domzalski, Jill Gassen, • Team Cumulative GPA: 3.07 Hayle Beauchamp, Kristen Cheney, Haley • 9th Place Drury Fall Classic: Justin Becky Hanish, Becci Havlicek > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 6 >over 3.5 GPA: 6 Ford, Amy Heiman, Carrie Kaberline, Dawn Jacquinot • Academic All-MIAA Team: Jill Gassen >4.0 GPA: 1 Nachbar, Amanda Purdon, Amy Scott, Tara • MIAA Academic Commissioner’s List: • Mercantile Bank MVP: Jill Gassen Steffan, Amanda Vawter Kyle Brandt, Curtis Dionne, Justin Jacquinot • Team Cumulative GPA: 3.29 Men’s Tennis• 8-8 / 2-3 MIAA (4th) • All-South Central Second Team: Stacie • Ferrell Construction Golf MVP: Kyle > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 12 >over 3.5 GPA: • MIAA Singles runner-up: No. 2 Geoff Carpenter Brandt 6 >4.0 GPA: 1 Allen • Commerce Bank and Trust Softball MVP: • Team Cumulative GPA: 2.92 • MIAA Singles Consolation winner: No. 5 Carrie Kaberline > Team over a 3.0 GPA: 5 >over 3.5 GPA: 2 Brandon Dunston • Team Cumulative GPA: 3.12 >4.0 GPA: 2

10 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 11 Washburn Coaching Staff Washburn Coaching Staff Kim Newbern Newbern vs all opponents Lady Blues Head Coach vs the MIAA Erskine ...... 2-0 Kim Newbern be- Community College. While at HCC, Central Missouri ...... 5-6 Eureka...... 1-0 gins her fifth season she was named to the NJCAA All- Emporia State...... 7-4 Florida Southern...... 1-0 at the helm of the America team and was a two-time Missouri-Rolla...... 7-0 Florida Tech ...... 0-1 Lady Blues softball National Softball Coaches Association Missouri Southern ...... 5-5 Georgia College ...... 1-0 program after a 38- All-America selection. Missouri Western ...... 7-5 Incarnate Word...... 0-1 20 season last year At KU, Newbern was a two-year Northwest Missouri ...... 8-4 Lanburth ...... 0-1 and a first-place tie starter at third base for the Jayhawks Pittsburg State ...... 10-4 Lincoln (Mo.)...... 3-0 in the MIAA. and helped Kansas to a 68-35-1 Southwest Baptist ...... 8-0 Lipscomb...... 1-0 Truman State ...... 7-6 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 2-0 The 1999 season record. She was second on the team in Record vs the MIAA...... 64-34 Minnesota-Mankato...... 2-0 brought new highs to the Lady Blues hitting as a senior and was in the top Mississippi College ...... 1-0 program as a member of the NCAA ten in the Big Eight for the 37-20 vs Kansas Schools Missouri-Kansas City ...... 1-1 after Newbern coached the Lady Jayhawks. Baker...... 4-0 Morningside ...... 0-1 Blues’ to their first ever NCAA Newbern was an academic all-Big Bethany ...... 4-0 Nebraska-Kearney ...... 2-7 Regional appear- Eight selection in 1994 and a 1993 Fort Hays State...... 4-4 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 0-7 Newbern at ance. In four sea- Phillips 66 Classroom Champion. Kansas...... 0-1 North Dakota State ...... 0-3 sons as the Lady Newbern has used her dedication in Newman ...... 2-0 Northern Colorado ...... 3-0 Washburn Blues’ head the classroom to motivate her student- Wichita State ...... 1-1 Oklahoma City ...... 0-1 coach, Newbern athletes as well. The 1999 Lady Blues Record vs Kansas Schools ...... 15-6 Oklahoma Panhandle...... 1-0 1997 . . 27-21 (.563) Olivet Nazarene ...... 0-2 has compiled a finished the academic year with an 1998 . . 27-14 (.659) vs all other four-year schools Park University ...... 1-0 133-77 record. overall GPA of 3.22, which was the Abilene Christian ...... 0-1 Rollins College ...... 1-0 1999 . . 41-24 (.651) Last season's second-best team cumulate GPA in Adelphi ...... 1-0 South Connecticut State...... 0-1 squad was the athletic department. Arkansas-Monticello ...... 0-1 South Dakota ...... 3-2 2000 . . 38-20 (.655) ranked as high as The Wichita native is an active Augustana (S.D.) ...... 0-3 South Dakota State ...... 1-0 Four-Year 18th in the member of the National Softball Buena Vista ...... 0-1 Southern Colorado ...... 2-0 National Fast- Coaches Association and a member of Cameron (Okla.) ...... 1-0 Southwest State (Minn.)...... 1-0 Record pitch Coaches the association's awards committee. Central Arkansas ...... 3-0 St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) ...... 1-0 133-79 (.627) Association Poll. Central (Iowa)...... 2-1 Tarleton State ...... 0-1 Newbern came Coe College ...... 0-1 Vanguard ...... 1-0 Colorado College ...... 1-0 Wayne State (Mich.)...... 1-0 to Washburn after serving as the assis- Columbia (Mo.) ...... 1-0 Wayne State (Neb.) ...... 2-0 tant softball coach at the University of Delta State ...... 1-0 West Florida ...... 1-1 Kansas in 1996. Newbern, a 1994 East Stroudsburg ...... 3-0 Western New Mexico ...... 1-1 graduate of the University of Kansas, Eastern New Mexico...... 3-0 Record vs other opponents ...... 54-39 was the assistant coach at Oklahoma State University before to her appoint- ment with the KU program. Newbern at Washburn Year By Year While serving as the restricted earn- Year ...... Record ...... MIAA Finish ...... Postseason ings coach at Oklahoma State, 1997 ...... 27-21 (.563) ...... 4th ...... MIAA-Third Newbern helped the Cowgirls to a 36- 1998 ...... 27-14 (.659) ...... 4th ...... MIAA-Third 16 record, a Big Eight Conference title 1999 ...... 41-24 (.651) ...... 2nd ...... NCAA-Regionals, 4th with a 13-3 mark and a NCAA 2000 ...... 38-20 (.655) ...... T-1st ...... MIAA-Second Regional berth. Newbern played softball collegiately Four-Year Record at Kansas and at Hutchinson 133-79 (.627) 12 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 13 Washburn Coaching Staff Liz Bainter Lady Blues Assistant Coach Former Lady Before playing at Washburn, Blues’ catcher Liz Bainter was a member of the Bainter begins her Southern Conference championship fourth season as team at UT-Chattanooga. an assistant coach At Butler County as a sophomore, for Washburn. She she was named first team all- works primarily in Jayhawk Conference and was a sec- the area of practice ond team selection as a freshman. planning, game preparation and A native of Salina, Bainter was a with the outfielders and catchers. three-time all-city selection at Salina Bainter played one season for the South High School. She majored in Lady Blues in 1997. She batted .255 nursing at Washburn and graduated with 15 RBI while starting all 48 in December of 1998. Bainter also games behind the plate for the Lady works at Stormont-Vail hospital as a Blues. registered nurse. Washburn Coaching Records Washburn Coaches By Victories Jan Nuzman ...... (1970-71) 1. Osburn ...... 200 Connie Floyd ...... (1972-74) 2. Moley ...... 157 Dennis McCool ...... (1975) 3. Newbern ...... 133 Dennis Bean ...... (1976) 4. Dick ...... 40 Bob Chipman ...... (1977) Jessie Furrer ...... (1978) Patty Dick ...... (1979-82) Linda Moley ...... (1983-87) Kelly Osburn ...... (1987-94) Kevin Blaskowski ...... (1995-96) John Punzo ...... (1996) Kim Newbern ...... (1997-pr.) Coaching Record By Percentage 1. Moley ...... 157-71(.689) 2. Newbern ...... 133-79 (.627) 3. Osburn ...... 200-131-1 (.604) 4. Floyd ...... 10-8 (.556) (Minimum two seasons coached)

14 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Lady Blues Roster Numerical Roster # Name Pos B-T HT CL Hometown/Previous School 3 Brooke Lyons OF R-R 5-5 SO Topeka, Kan./Kansas City Community College 5 Amy Scott* OF R-R 5-4 SR Topeka, Kan./Johnson County Community College 6 Molly Gleisberg OF B-R 5-6 FR Olathe, Kan./Olathe East High School 7 Tara Steffan** 3B R-R 5-5 JR Great Bend, Kan./Great Bend High School 8 Jennifer Fletcher IF R-R 5-4 FR DeSoto, Kan./DeSoto High School 9 Susan Jobe OF L-L 5-6 FR Dodge City, Kan./Dodge City High School 10 Holly Reichel P L-R 5-8 FR Mexico, Mo./Mexico High School 11 Dara Clouse UT L-L 5-6 SO Silver Lake, Kan./Barton County Community College 13 Julie Blaufuss* C R-R 5-10 SO Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest High School 14 Sandy Erickson P R-R 5-6 JR Clay Center, Kan./Cowley County Community College 16 Dawn Nachbar** 2B R-R 5-4 JR Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest High School 17 Kristen Cheney** OF L-L 5-7 JR Wichita, Kan./Bishop Carroll High School 18 Katie Schmidt IF R-R 5-5 FR Topeka, Kan./Seaman High School 19 Stacie Carpenter*** 1B L-L 5-8 SR Clay Center, Kan./Clay Center Community High School 20 Amy Heiman*** P R-R 5-11 SR Olathe, Kan./Olathe North High School * =letters earned Alphabetical Roster # Name Pos B-T HT CL Hometown/Previous School 13 Julie Blaufuss* C R-R 5-10 SO Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest High School 19 Stacie Carpenter*** 1B L-L 5-8 SR Clay Center, Kan./Clay Center Community High School 17 Kristen Cheney** OF L-L 5-7 JR Wichita, Kan./Bishop Carroll High School 11 Dara Clouse UT L-L 5-6 SO Silver Lake, Kan./Barton County Community College 14 Sandy Erickson P R-R 5-6 JR Clay Center, Kan./Cowley County Community College 8 Jennifer Fletcher IF R-R 5-4 FR DeSoto, Kan./DeSoto High School 6 Molly Gleisberg OF B-R 5-6 FR Olathe, Kan./Olathe East High School 20 Amy Heiman*** P R-R 5-11 SR Olathe, Kan./Olathe North High School 9 Susan Jobe OF L-L 5-6 FR Dodge City, Kan./Dodge City High School 3 Brooke Lyons OF R-R 5-5 SO Topeka, Kan./Kansas City Community College 16 Dawn Nachbar** 2B R-R 5-4 JR Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest High School 10 Holly Reichel P L-R 5-8 FR Mexico, Mo./Mexico High School 18 Katie Schmidt IF R-R 5-5 FR Topeka, Kan./Seaman High School 5 Amy Scott* OF R-R 5-4 SR Topeka, Kan./Johnson County Community College 7 Tara Steffan** 3B R-R 5-5 JR Great Bend, Kan./Great Bend High School * =letters earned 2001 Washburn Media Guide 15 Season Preview Season Preview by Gene Cassell switching of the trict honors at Mexico (Mo.) High School fol- Sports Information Director line up to help lowing her sophomore, junior and senior sea- Youth is abundant for the 2001 edition of with offensive Julie sons. the Washburn softball team. Eight of the 15 production. Blaufuss on the Lady Blues’ line up this season are Newbern said MIAA underclassmen and of the eight, five are some players will “Missouri Southern and Truman will be freshmen. be batting in dif- tough this season,” Newbern said. “Emporia “We’re a young team,” fifth-year head ferent positions in State and Pittsburg State will be improved coach Kim Newbern said. “But we have great the batting order not losing many players.” senior leadership - best it’s been since I have Amy after experiment- A couple of MIAA rules changes will effect been here.” ing in the fall. conference winners. In the past, the regular Although the team is young, Newbern said Scott Another change season MIAA champ was not recognized as the Lady Blues are “experienced on the to the batting the overall champion - only the postseason field.” order could be the tournament winner was declared champion. “The team is softball smart,” she said. use of six lefties This season there will be a regular and tour- “They all understand the game and they play in the line-up. nament champion. together and we’ll be successful.” “We have never had that many lefties on Another change will be the home team in the team and that will help us as well,” MIAA games will be the home team for each Outlook Newbern said. Clouse can play all over the infield. game instead of switching for each game as On defense, the Lady Blues are returning One of those lefties, senior Stacie Carpenter in previous years. starters at six positions. Missing from last was a first team all-MIAA selection and a Outfield year’s squad is Carrie Kaberline, Kathy second team all-region choice after finishing The Lady Blues outfield returns senior Amy Region Mohler and Hayle Beauchamp. In addition to second on the team with a .375 batting Scott and Cheney. Cheney hit .283 and led This season, the Lady Blues have switched filling these slots in the field, the Lady Blues average. Her 22 doubles tied a school record Washburn with four outfield assists. Scott from the South Central Region to the North have added depth. with Kaberline. Carpenter was second on the had only two errors and recorded an outfield- Central Region to balance the number of “We have done a pretty good job replacing team with 35 RBI and 63 hits. Another lefty, high 50 putouts. teams between the two regions. players,” Newbern said. “We have more depth junior Kristen Cheney, will move from the Add to this season’s mix sophomore Brooke In last season’s poll, North Dakota State overall at every position, and we have never second spot in the line up to the lead off Lyons, and freshmen Molly Gleisberg, was No. 1, Augustana was No. 7, St. Cloud had that. We’re at least two-deep at every spot where she batted during the fall. Jennifer Fletcher and Susan Jobe. Clouse may was No. 18 spot.” also play some outfield as well. Lyons is a and Nebraska- Offensively, there is going to be some Infield transfer from Kansas City Community Omaha was Amy The Lady Blues infield is solid – returning College and received first team all-Jayhawk No. 23. Heiman catcher, sophomore Julie Blaufuss, first base- conference, all-region and second team all- “It’s a tough man Carpenter, junior second baseman America honors after hitting .387 last sea- region that we Dawn Nachbar and junior third baseman son. have been Tara Steffan. moved to,” Nachbar set a Washburn record for fielding Pitchers Newbern said. percentage with one error in 243 chances. For the first time since Newbern has been “But we She received second team all-conference head coach, she has three pitchers at her dis- believe that honors. posal. Senior Amy Heiman was 16-12 last we can com- Behind the plate, Blaufuss was flawless season with a 2.25 ERA. Her sophomore sea- pete and for with no errors in 152 chances. She also threw son Heiman was 22-14 with a 1.68 ERA. us to make it out 14 of 31 would-be basestealers. Heiman is the career and season record hold- in to region- Carpenter recorded 429 putouts at first base er for shutouts with 23 and 13 respectively. als, we are with eight errors, and Steffan at the hot cor- New arms include junior Sandy Erickson going to have ner was third on the team with 120 assists. and freshman Holly Reichel. to win confer- Stacie New to the infield will be freshman Katie Erickson recorded 46 wins in two seasons ence, because Schmidt and sophomore Dara Clouse. at Cowley County Community College and an at-large bid Carpenter Schmidt will hold down shortstop duties received all-America honors. will be hard to after playing mainly third base and catcher. Reichel received all-conference and all-dis- come by.” 16 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 17 Lady Blues Profiles Lady Blues Profiles Stacie Carpenter Amy Heiman 1B • L-L • 5-8 • Senior P • R-R • 5-11 • Senior Clay Center, Kan./Clay Center Community High School Olathe, Kan./Olathe North High School As a junior in 2000: Received all-MIAA First team honors after As a junior in 2000: Appeared in 35 games on the mound for hitting .375. Her 22 doubles tied a Washburn record. She has the Lady Blues finishing with a 16-12 record and a 2.25 ERA. 892 putouts for her career, which is second in Lady Blues’ his- Recorded 84 K’s in 164.6 innings pitched. Her seven shutouts tory. She was second on the team with 63 hits and tied for gave her 23 for her career setting a Lady Blues’ record. Named first with six home runs. Her 35 RBI were also second on the to MIAA team. Solid in the field at first base with only eight errors in Commissioner’s 460 chances. Received all-South Central Second Team Honors. Academic Honor Sixth in the MIAA in batting average, third in slugging per- Roll. Also had one centage, and first in doubles per game. hit in five at-bats. As a sophomore in 1999: Tied Washburn record by playing in 65 games, starting As a sophomore in 1999: Started 37 all of them. Led the team games, throwing 32 complete games with 36 RBI and 440 finishing with a 1.68 ERA and a 22-14 putouts at first base. record. Recorded 161 K’s. Pitched 13 Finished third on the team shutouts to set new Washburn record with a .297 batting aver- and also recorded 31 consecutive age and second with 12 scoreless innings. Named second team doubles. Named honorable All-MIAA and to MIAA mention All-MIAA. Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll, As a freshman in 1998: and MIAA All-Academic Team. Played in 29 games and As a freshman in 1998: Led the Lady started 28 for the Lady Blues with a 2.36 earned run average Blues. Batted .284 and col- and a 15-3 won-loss record. Sixth in lected 19 hits and 12 RBI. the MIAA in ERA and strikeouts per Background: Played first seven innings. base for Clay Center Background: Played volleyball and Community team that went softball at Olathe North. Earned first 26-0 in 1997. Led league in All-Sunflower league as a pitcher and home runs in 1996. softball team MVP. Also a member of Personal: Born June 2, the National Honor Society. 1979. Daughter of Kim and Personal: Born Oct. 19, 1978. Sandy Carpenter. Majoring Daughter of George and Mary in criminal justice. Heiman. Majoring in finance. Carpenter at Washburn Heiman at Washburn Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SO/CO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB Avg WP HB BK SF SH 1998 .284 29-28 67 9 19 8 1 0 13 29 .433 7 1 6 .351 2 7 0-0 23 2 0 1.00 1998 2.36 15-3 30 22 14 3/0 0 139.2 146 57 47 43 66 24 3 1 619 .267 4 5 0 2 23 1999 .297 65-65 182 25 54 12 0 3 36 75 .412 16 4 16 .357 5 5 4-4 440 20 20 .958 1999 1.68 22-14 42 37 32 13/0 0 241.2 197 88 58 58 161 30 3 9 913 .216 10 9 0 8 23 2000 .375 57-56 168 33 63 22 2 6 35 107 .637 10 5 22 .426 0 8 4-5 429 23 8 .983 2000 2.25 16-12 35 29 19 7/1 0 164.2 150 73 53 56 84 25 2 6 630 .238 4 4 0 1 18 Totals .326 151-149 417 67 136 42 3 9 84 211 .505 33 10 44 .367 7 20 8-9 892 45 28 .971 Totals 2.02 53-29 107 88 65 23/1 0 546 493 218 158 157 311 79 8 16 2162 .228 18 18 0 11 64 18 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 19 Lady Blues Profiles Lady Blues Profiles Amy Scott Tara Steffan OF • R-R • 5-4 • Senior 3B • R-R • 5-5 • Junior Topeka, Kan./Johnson County Community College Great Bend, Kan./Great Bend High School As a junior in 2000: Appeared in 46 games for the Lady Blues As a sophomore in 2000: One of two Lady Blues to start all 58 starting 43 hitting .202 in 94 at-bats. Tied for team lead with games last season, and every game for her Washburn career, hit- four assists from the outfield. Scored seven runs with 19 hits ting .172 with 22 hits in 128 at-bats. Had four doubles, a triple and seven RBI. Named to the MIAA Commissioner’s Academic and a home run with 13 RBI. Tied for second on the team with Honor Roll. 11 walks. Her 13 sacrifice hits led the Lady Blues. Finished third As a sophomore in 1999: Started 35 games appearing in 42. on the Lady Blues with 120 assists from the hot corner position. Collected As a freshman in 1999: Started 61 games for the Lady Blues at 29 hits in third base. 103 at-bats driving in 13 Hit .243 driving in 14 runs runs and scoring 13 runs. Hit with 30 hits scoring 16 runs. .282 and successfully stole a Was second on the team with pair of bases. 116 assists at the hot corner. Background: Joined Lady Was second on the team with Blues after one season at 10 sacrifice hits. Johnson County Community Background: Named All-State College. JCCC finished as honorable mention. A four-year National Junior College letterwinner. Named to the Athletic Association Region 6 first team All-Conference junior Champions. Finished fifth at and senior seasons. A member Nationals. In High School at of the National Honor Society Washburn Rural, played on finishing high school with a 1995 6A State 4.0 GPA. Also played volleyball Championship squad in soft- in high school winning three ball and 1996 State letters. Named All-Area second Championship team in bas- team and All-Conference hon- ketball. Won Centennial orable mention her sophomore, League Championship each junior and senior campaigns. year in high school. Named Personal: Born Jan. 24, 1980. first team all conference and Daughter of Jerry and Karen city as utility player. Steffan. Majoring in business. Personal: Born June 4, 1978. Engaged to former Ichabod Daughter of R. Dan and Sally baseball player and current Scott. Majoring in education. assistant coach Braden Dimick. Scott at Washburn Steffan at Washburn Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld 1999 .282 42-35 103 13 29 3 0 0 13 32 .311 3 0 12 .302 0 5 2-2 28 0 2 .933 1999 .250 61-61 120 16 30 3 0 0 14 33 .275 12 0 30 .318 0 10 5-7 46 116 16 .910 2000 .202 46-43 94 7 19 3 0 1 7 25 .266 2 0 11 .219 0 6 0-0 50 4 2 .964 2000 .172 58-58 128 13 22 4 1 1 13 31 .242 11 2 17 .246 1 13 1-2 52 120 17 .910 Totals .244 88-78 197 20 48 6 0 1 20 57 .289 5 0 23 .248 0 11 2-2 78 4 4 .953 Totals .210 119-119 248 29 52 7 1 1 27 64 .260 23 2 47 .258 1 23 6-9 98 236 33 .910 20 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 21 Lady Blues Profiles Lady Blues Profiles Dawn Nachbar Kristen Cheney 2B • R-R • 5-4 • Junior OF • L-L • 5-7 • Junior Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest High School Wichita, Kan./Bishop Carroll High School As a sophomore in 2000: Started 53 games for the Lady Blues As a sophomore in 2000: Appeared in 47 games starting 42 playing in 55. Hit .261 with 35 hits scoring 14 runs with six hitting .283. Recorded 36 hits in 127 at-bats including five doubles in 134 at-bats. Named all-MIAA Second Team at sec- doubles and two home runs. Finished second on the team in ond base after recording a nearly perfect .996 fielding percent- sacrifice hits with 11 and stole four bases in five attempts. age with one error in 244 chances, tying a Washburn record Named to the MIAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. from 1984. Named to the MIAA Commissioner’s Academic As a freshman in 1999: Started 13 games appearing in 22. Honor Roll. Recorded four hits in 36 at-bats and drove in two runs while As a scoring five. Recorded 36 putouts without an error in the field. freshman in 1999: Background: A member of the first team all-City squad as a third baseman from Appeared in 32 games 1995 to 1998. Had a single season high of ten triples and five home runs. A starting 23 hitting .159. member of the first team all-City and all-State volleyball team in 1998. Named Recorded 10 hits including to the first two doubles and drove in team all-City seven runs and scoring five and second runs. team all-State Background: A three-sport basketball team athlete at Shawnee Mission in 1998. Bishop Northwest High School. A Carroll Student NSCA All-America Scholar Athlete of the Athlete. A member of the Year and Ly- 4.0 honor roll throughout nette Woodard high school. Played on the Outstanding 1997 6A State Champions, Female Athlete that had an overall com- of the Year in bined team GPA of 3.937. Wichita. As a senior, named all- Personal: Born Metro First Team and all- Feb. 17, 1980. Sunflower League First Daughter of Team. An all-conference Tom and Julie selection as a junior. Cheney. Personal: Born Aug. 11, Undecided on 1980. Daughter of Janet Kelly major. and the late Donald Nachbar. Majoring in finance. Nachbar at Washburn Cheney at Washburn Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld 1999 .159 32-23 63 5 10 2 0 0 7 12 .190 9 1 6 .274 0 4 0-0 12 4 2 .889 1999 .111 22-13 36 5 4 1 0 0 2 5 .128 0 1 10 .135 0 2 0-0 36 0 0 1.00 2000 .261 55-53 134 14 35 6 0 0 11 41 .306 6 2 8 .301 1 7 0-1 116 127 1 .996 2000 .283 47-42 127 26 36 5 0 2 12 47 .370 6 1 12 .319 1 11 4-5 70 4 4 .949 Totals .228 87-76 197 19 45 8 0 0 18 53 .269 15 3 14 .278 1 11 0-1 128 131 3 .988 Totals .245 69-55 163 31 40 6 0 2 14 52 .319 6 2 22 .259 1 13 4-5 106 4 4 .965 22 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 23 Lady Blues Profiles Lady Blues Profiles Julie Blaufuss Brooke Lyons C • R-R • 5-10 • Sophomore Outfield • R-R • 5-5 • Sophomore Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest High School Topeka, Kan./Kansas City Community College As a freshman in 2000: Started 56 games for the Lady Blues Background: At Kansas City Community College, was named at catcher where she threw out 14 of 31 would-be baserunners. first team all-Jayhawk conference, first team all-region and sec- Her five home runs were second on the team. Against Wayne ond team all-America honors after leading the team with 75 State, she was 4 of 6 in the doubleheader including two 3-run hits and hitting .387 which was second on the team. Led the home runs and nine RBI. She became the fourth Lady Blue to Blue Devils with 11 triples and a .598 slugging percentage. At drive in five RBI in one game in the second game against Highland Park, was second team all-city her freshman season Wayne State. Recorded 44 hits and drove in 31 RBI on the sea- and first team all-city final three years and team MVP each son. Perfect behind the plate fielding with no errors in 152 season as well as first team all-conference all four years. Also chances with 22 assists. played soccer, volleyball and basketball. Background: Was a member of the 1997 softball Class 6A State Champions at Personal: Born April 3, 1981. Daughter of Bruce and Vicki Lyons. Majoring in Shawnee criminal justice. Mission North- west and Molly Gleisberg named first Outfield • B-R • 5-6 • Freshman team all-Sun Olathe, Kan./Olathe East High School County Catcher. Background: A four-year letterwinner at Olathe East. Received Was awarded first team 6A all-state honors as a senior and second team all- three academic state, all-class accolades. Was also named first team all-Metro, letters in high all-Johnson County, all-Sun County and all-Sunflower league. school and a As a junior was named first team all-Sunflower league and sec- 1999 recepient ond team all-Metro. Was named second team all-league as a of the Presi- freshman. Team finished first in state her sophomore year. A dential Scholar three-year member of the honor roll. Athlete Award. Personal: Born July 20, 1982. Daughter of John and Connie Gleisberg. Majoring Personal: Born in education. Jan. 7, 1981. Daughter of Jim and Mar- Jennifer Fletcher ilyn Blaufuss. Infield • R-R • 5-4 • Freshman Majoring in DeSoto, Kan./DeSoto High School business and Background: A member of the honor roll. A preseason pick for marketing. one of the best shortstops in the Kansas City area by the Shawnee Journal Herald. Hit .452 and recorded a .986 fielding percentage. A three-year letterwinner. Team won state her jun- ior season and finished third her senior season. Blaufuss at Washburn Personal: Born April 28, 1982. Daughter of William and Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld Katherine Fletcher. Her sister, Sissy, is an infielder for the soft- 2000 .254 56-56 173 14 44 4 0 5 31 63 .364 10 0 23 .290 3 7 3-4 130 22 0 1.00 ball team at Central Missouri. Majoring in marketing. Totals .254 56-56 173 14 44 4 0 5 31 63 .364 10 0 23 .290 3 7 3-4 130 22 0 1.00 24 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 25 Lady Blues Profiles Lady Blues Profiles Susan Jobe Sandy Erickson Outfield • L-L • 5-6 • Freshman Pitcher • R-R • 5-6 • Junior Dodge City, Kan./Dodge City High School Clay Center, Kan./Cowley County Community College Background: Was an all-Western Athletic Conference nominee Background: At Cowley County recorded a school record 46 her sophomore through senior seasons. Received the President’s wins in two seasons. Named East Division freshman of the year, Education Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement and all-Jayhawk Conference and all-Region. Was named East the United States Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award. Division MVP, all-Jayhawk Conference, all-Region and all- Listed in Who’s Who among high school students and a member America. Set school record for most strikeouts in season with of the National Honor Society. Also played volleyball. 167 and career with 264. Also set school record for innings Personal: Born Sept. 5, 1981. Daughter of Tom and Connie Jobe. pitched (364.2), shutouts in a season (18) and career (23), con- Majoring in biology in the pre-veterinary medicine program. secutive shutouts pitched (9) and consecutive scoreless innings pitched (64). At Clay Center Community High School, helped lead team to 26-0 season and state championship. Played on the famed Bees in the summer winning Holly Reichel state and regionals in 1996. Pitcher • L-R • 5-8 • Freshman Personal: Born May 15, 1979. Daughter of Doug and Teresa Erickson. Majoring in Mexico, Mo./Mexico High School physical education with an emphasis in Excercise Physiology and Athletic training. Background: Named all-North Central Missouri Conference fol- lowing her sophomore, junior and senior seasons as well as all- district during the same time span. Received all-state honors as Katie Schmidt a junior. Named team MVP all four seasons. Had a stikeout Infield • R-R • 5-5 • Freshman average per game of 17. A member of the National Honor Topeka, Kan./Seaman High School Society and a four-year member of the honor roll. Received 3.0 Background: Named team MVP her senior season. An all-state Principal’s Award and was class Valedictorian. Played basket- selection her junior season. Received all-Centennial League ball as well. honors her sophomore through senior seasons and an all-city Personal: Born May 21, 1982. Daughter of Keith and Nancy Reichel. Undecided selection during the same span. A member of the National on major. Honor Society and a Cum Laude graduate. Personal: Born Sept. 8, 1982. Daughter of Dale and Manya Dara Clouse Schmidt. Undecided on major. Utiltiy • L-L • 5-6 • Sophomore Silver Lake, Kan./Barton County Community College Roster Facts Background: At Barton County, played only volleyball advanc- Seniors: Sophomores: Pronunciations: ing to national tournament. Averaged 6.6 assists per game as Stacie Carpenter Julie Blaufuss Jobe - like ear lobe setter. At Silver Lake High School, was an all-Mid-East selection Amy Heiman Brooke Lyons Blaufuss - BLAH-fuss four times in softball, three in volleyball and two years in bas- Amy Scott Freshmen: Reichel - RITCH-el ketball. A setter on the state championship volleyball team. Set Juniors: Jennifer Fletcher a new school record for RBI her senior season with 29. Career Kristen Cheney Susan Jobe high school batting average was .426, fourth on the all-time Sandy Erickson Holly Reichel record book. Dawn Nachbar Katie Schmidt Personal: Born March 11, 1981. Daughter of Jim and Judy Clouse. Majoring in Tara Steffan health and fitness.

26 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 27 Lady Blues in the community The Washburn Lady Blues not only teams at Washburn, are involved in work together on the field, they work the Student Athletic Advisory Comm- together as a family off the field to ittee. help those less fortunate. The committee, made of Washburn This past Christmas season, the student athletes, winterized homes in Lady Blues adopted a family in Topeka as a community service proj- Topeka and the team purchased gifts ect. and food for that family. The sports broke up into groups The Lady Blues bought more than and went into the community to 15 gifts for the family, who otherwise clean up homes for some elderly would not have had as enjoyable a members of the area, while putting Christmas. up plastic on windows and cleaning The Lady Blues, as all athletic out gutter drains.

56 2001 Washburn Media Guide Carrie Kaberline was named all-MIAA first team and the 2000 Lady Blues Most Valuable Player at shortstop after leading the Lady Blues with a .395 batting average. Kaberline was also named 1st team after her freshman season. Kaberline played in a record 211 games as a Lady Blue. She is the only Lady Blue to hit two home runs in one game on five separate occasions. Last season, she tied the Washburn record for doubles in a season with 22. Her 49 career doubles is also a Washburn record. 2000 Final Stats 2000 Game by Game #Feb 11 Eastern New Mexico W, 11-6 11-14-2/6-6-3 Mohler (W 1-0) 50 1:15 Final Record: 38-20 #Feb 11 Nebraska-Kearney L, 0-1 0-3-1/1-4-0 Heiman (L 0-1) 50 1:05 Home: 14-4 • Away: 10-5 • Neutral: 14-11 • MIAA: 15-3 #Feb 12 Northwest Missouri L, 3-8 3-7-2/8-13-1 Heiman (L 0-2) 50 1:00 Batting Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E Fld #Feb 12 Missouri Western W, 5-1 5-10-2/1-7-2 Mohler (W 2-0) 50 1:05 #Feb 12 Oklahoma Panhandle W, 5-4 5-10-0/4-9-3 Mohler (W 3-0) 50 1:34 Kaberline .395 58-58 185 30 73 22 1 6 40 115 .622 11 1 16 .427 2 6 5-5 120 138 23 .918 #Feb 12 Eastern New Mexico W, 5-0 5-7-0/0-3-2 Heiman (W 1-2) 50 1:15 Carpenter .375 57-56 168 33 63 22 2 6 35 107 .637 10 5 22 .426 0 8 4-5 429 23 8 .983 Feb 29 at Kansas L, 0-5 0-1-0/5-8-0 Heiman (L 1-3) 113 1:24 Beauchamp .311 58-55 183 45 57 9 0 3 19 75 .410 7 1 12 .337 2 728-29 45 3 3 .941 !Mar 4 Nebraska-Omaha L, 5-8 5-8-2/8-15-2 Mohler (L 3-1) 50 1:15 Cheney .283 47-42 127 26 36 5 0 2 12 47 .370 6 1 12 .319 1 11 4-5 70 4 4 .949 !Mar 4 Northwest Missouri W, 5-2 5-11-3/2-6-2 Heiman (W 2-3) 59 1:10 Mar 5 Nebraska-Omaha L, 2-12 2-6-2/12-15-2 Heiman (L 2-4) 150 1:30 Mohler .266 56-55 177 29 47 7 0 0 14 54 .305 9 0 15 .299 1 5 11-11 39 73 8 .933 Mar 5 Nebraska-Omaha L, 2-3 2-3-1/3-7-0 Heiman (L 2-5) 115 1:45 Nachbar .261 55-53 134 14 35 6 0 0 11 41 .306 6 2 8 .301 1 7 0-1 116 127 1 .996 Mar 7 Bethany College W, 2-0 2-6-1/0-5-0 Mohler (W 4-1) 130 1:35 Blaufuss .254 56-56 173 14 44 4 0 5 31 63 .364 10 0 23 .290 3 7 3-4 130 22 0 1.00 Mar 7 Bethany College W, 8-2 8-13-2/2-3-1 Heiman (W 3-5) 85 1:30 Vawter .238 50-49 130 13 31 5 1 0 18 38 .292 20 0 23 .340 0 5 0-0 129 22 2 .987 Mar 8 Wayne State College W, 8-0 8-8-2/0-1-1 Heiman (W 4-5) 46 1:38 Scott .202 46-43 94 7 19 3 0 1 7 25 .266 2 0 11 .219 0 6 0-0 50 4 2 .964 Mar 8 Wayne State College W, 10-4 10-13-1/4-11-5 Heiman (W 5-5) 67 1:30 &Mar 10 Coe College L, 2-3 2-7-2/3-6-1 Mohler (L 4-2) 60 1:20 Heiman .200 6-5 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 0 0 0 .200 0 0 0-0 12 57 7 .908 &Mar 10 Missouri-Rolla W, 7-1 7-11-0/1-6-3 Heiman (W 6-5) 25 1:30 Ford .174 27-19 46 5 8 1 0 0 4 9 .196 3 0 7 .224 0 4 0-0 9 1 0 1.00 Mar 14 Nebraska-Kearney L, 0-2 0-4-0/2-5-0 Heiman (L 6-6) 125 1:26 Steffan .172 58-58 128 13 22 4 1 1 13 31 .242 11 2 17 .246 1 13 1-2 52 120 17 .910 Mar 14 Nebraska-Kearney W, 4-2 4-5-0/2-5-3 Heiman (W 7-6) 95 1:40 Purdon .125 8-2 8 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 .125 0 0 0 .125 0 0 0-0 4 3 0 1.00 $Mar 16 North Dakota State L, 1-6 1-5-1/6-9-0 Mohler (L 4-3) 25 1:30 $Mar 16 Park University W, 5-1 5-10-0/1-3-1 Heiman (W 8-6) 25 1:30 Torline .000 13-0 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 2 .125 0 1 2-2 1 0 0 1.00 $Mar 16 Eureka College W, 8-0 8-11-0/0-1-4 Mohler (W 5-3) 25 1:30 DeVries 1.000 1-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 11.000 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 $Mar 17 Vanguard University W, 1-0 1-4-0/0-2-1 Heiman (W 9-6) 45 1:30 Totals .280 58-58 1566 232 438 88 5 24 206 608 .388 96 12 168 .324 11 8058-641206597 75 .960 $Mar 17 Abilene Christian L, 0-4 0-4-3/4-5-0 Heiman (L 9-7) 35 1:15 Opps .245 58-58 1548 164 379 51 8 12 137 482 .311 114 12 236 .300 8 4238-611174 568 89 .951 $Mar 17 Incarnate Word L, 7-8 7-11-3/8-10-1 Mohler (L 5-4) 35 1:50 LOB - Team (366), Opp (360). DPs Turned - Team (17), Opp (9). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (1), Nachbar 1, Opp (1). Mar 24 at Newman W, 3-2 3-9-5/2-2-0 Mohler (W 6-4) 50 1:45 Mar 24 at Newman W, 1-0 1-6-0/0-3-0 Heiman (W 10-7) 35 1:45 Picked off - Scott 1, Carpenter 1 *Mar 29 Pittsburg State W, 5-4 5-9-0/4-6-2 Mohler (W 7-4) 185 2:15 *Mar 29 Pittsburg State W, 7-0 7-11-0/0-5-2 Mohler (W 8-4) 25 1:55 Pitching ERA W-L APP GS CG SO/CO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB Avg WP HB BK SF SH Mar 30 at Fort Hays State W, 3-2 3-12-1/2-4-1 Mohler (W 9-4) 100 2:01 Mohler 1.76 22-8 38 28 23 5/1 0 234.0 227 89 59 55 152 26 6 6 905 .251 4 8 0 7 24 Mar 30 at Fort Hays State L, 0-6 0-5-1/6-10-0 Heiman (L 10-8) 100 1:39 %Apr 1 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 5-6 5-9-5/6-9-0 Mohler (L 9-5) 179 2:00 DeVries 2.10 0-0 1 1 0 0/0 0 3.1 2 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 13 .154 2 0 0 0 0 %Apr 1 South Dakota State W, 6-5 6-10-5/5-6-2 Mohler (W 10-5) 75 2:10 Heiman 2.25 16-12 35 29 19 7/1 0 164.2 150 73 53 56 84 25 2 6 630 .238 4 4 0 1 18 %Apr 1 South Dakota W, 4-0 4-4-0/0-6-1 Mohler (W 11-5) 50 1:45 Totals 1.97 38-20 58 58 42 13/1 0 402.0 379 164 113 114 236 51 8 12 1548 .245 10 12 0 8 42 %Apr 2 North Dakota State L, 1-7 1-6-2/7-11-1 Heiman (L 10-9) 50 1:35 Opps 3.04 20-38 58 58 47 7/0 0 391.1 438 232 170 96 168 88 5 24 1566 .280 23 12 0 11 80 *Apr 5 at Missouri Southern L, 1-3 1-4-1/3-7-1 Mohler (L 11-6) 100 1:30 PB - Team (6), Vawter 3, Blaufuss 3, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - Mohler (16-31), Blaufuss (17-31), Vawter (21-30), Heiman (20-28), *Apr 5 at Missouri Southern L, 0-2 0-1-0/2-7-3 Heiman (L 10-10) 100 1:35 *Apr 7 Central Missouri W, 4-3 4-9-1/3-10-0 Heiman (W 11-10) 65 2:05 DeVries (2-2) *Apr 7 Central Missouri W, 7-4 7-12-2/4-8-3 Mohler (W 12-6) 55 2:05 Inning-by-inning summary: *Apr 8 Truman State W, 5-1 5-10-1/1-2-3 Mohler (W 13-6) 185 1:50 *Apr 8 Truman State W, 4-2 4-5-0/2-8-1 Mohler (W 14-6) 165 1:55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total *Apr 10 at Missouri Western W, 8-2 8-10-3/2-8-2 Mohler (W 15-6) 72 1:31 Washburn 36 17 50 34 30 39 17 7 1 1 232 *Apr 10 at Missouri Western W, 6-0 6-6-2/0-3-2 Heiman (W 12-10) 78 1:40 Opponents 31 28 17 25 20 29 8 6 0 0 164 *Apr 18 at Emporia State L, 2-6 2-4-2/6-10-0 Mohler (L 15-7) 120 1:50 *Apr 18 at Emporia State W, 6-0 6-6-1/0-6-0 Heiman (W 13-10) 100 1:30 Win-loss summary: General summary: *Apr 21 at Missouri-Rolla W, 4-3 4-8-2/3-11-1 Heiman (W 14-10) 75 1:43 *Apr 21 at Missouri-Rolla W, 4-3 4-7-2/3-7-2 Heiman (W 15-10) 75 1:26 W L T Pct Current losing streak ...... 2 *Apr 22 at Southwest Baptist W, 3-1 3-5-0/1-5-2 Mohler (W 16-7) 75 1:37 Total 38 20 0 .655 Longest winning streak . . . . 6 *Apr 22 at Southwest Baptist W, 3-0 3-5-0/0-5-3 Heiman (W 16-10) 75 1:42 Conference 15 3 0 .833 Longest losing streak...... 3 Apr 27 Fort Hays State W, 7-0 7-12-0/0-5-4 Mohler (W 17-7) 120 1:33 Non-Conf 23 17 0 .575 Apr 27 Fort Hays State L, 6-8 6-10-2/8-11-3 Heiman (L 16-11) 75 2:10 Home 14 4 0 .778 Home attendance ...... 2034 (18 dates avg = 113) *May 1 Northwest Missouri W, 4-3 4-11-2/3-7-0 Mohler (W 18-7) 187 1:45 Away 10 5 0 .667 Away attendance...... 2981 (40 dates avg = 74) *May 1 Northwest Missouri W, 5-1 5-9-0/1-6-4 Mohler (W 19-7) 159 1:43 Neutral 14 11 0 .560 Total attendance:...... 5015 (58 dates avg = 86) ^May 5 Missouri-Rolla W, 6-0 6-9-0/0-3-3 Mohler (W 20-7) 85 1:45 Day 37 20 0 .649 ^May 5 Pittsburg State W, 2-1 2-3-1/1-5-2 Mohler (W 21-7) 140 1:25 Night 1 0 0 1.000 ^May 6 Truman State W, 3-2 3-7-1/2-7-1 Mohler (W 22-7) 250 1:45 1-Run games 13 6 0 .684 ^May 6 Truman State L, 1-2 1-8-1/2-8-1 Mohler (L 22-8) 100 2:00 2-Run games 4 5 0 .444 ^May 6 Truman State L, 0-2 0-4-2/2-3-1 Heiman (L 16-12) 100 1:28 5+Run games 13 6 0 .684 Extra inns 5 2 0 .714 #Southern Colorado Invite $West Florida Invite ^MIAA Championships Shutouts 13 7 0 .650 !Pittsburg State Invite %Nebraska-Omaha Invite * MIAA game &Missouri Southern Invite 30 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 31 2000 In Review 2000 In Review Lady Blues Highs Hit into DP: Season Softball Awards 2 - vs Bethany College (3-7) Commerce Bank MVP Carrie Kaberline Batting: At bats: Fielding: NCAA All-South Central Region Second team 42 - vs Fort Hays State (3-30) Putouts: Stacie Carpenter Carrie Kaberline Runs scored: 30 - vs Fort Hays State (3-30) Commerce Bank MVP All-MIAA First Team 11 - vs Eastern New Mexico (2-11) Assists: First Team all-MIAA Carrie Kaberline Hits: 16 - vs Northwest Missouri (2-12) Stacie Carpenter 14 - vs Eastern New Mexico (2-11) Errors: Kathy Mohler RBIs: 5 - vs Newman University (3-24) Hayle Beauchamp 10 - vs Eastern New Mexico (2-11) 5 - vs Nebraska-Omaha (4-1) All-MIAA Second Team 10 - vs Wayne State College (3-8) 5 - vs South Dakota State (4-1) Dawn Nachbar Doubles: Passed balls: Stacie Carpenter All-MIAA Academic Commissioner’s Honor Roll 6 - vs Incarnate Word (3-17) 2 - vs Central Missouri St (4-7) First Team all-MIAA DPs turned: Second team all- Kristen Cheney Triples: South Central Region Haley Ford 1 - (5 games ) 2 - vs Missouri-Rolla (4-21) 2 - vs Truman State (5-6) Amy Heiman Home runs: 3 - vs Truman State (4-8) Carrie Kaberline Total bases: Pitching: Dawn Nachbar 22 - vs Eastern New Mexico (2-11) Innings pitched: Amanda Purdon Walks: 10.0 - vs Fort Hays State (3-30) Amy Scott 5 - vs Oklahoma Panhandle (2-12) Strikeouts: Kathy Mohler First Team all-MIAA Tara Steffan Strikeouts: 10 - vs Newman University (3-24) Senior Award 9 - vs Nebraska-Kearney (2-11) Hits allowed: Carrie Kaberline Sac hits: 1 - vs Wayne State College (3-8) Haley Ford 5 - vs Missouri-Rolla (3-10) 1 - vs Erueka College (3-16) Kathy Mohler Sac flies: Wild pitches: 1 - (11 games ) 2 - vs Bethany College (3-7) Kathy Mohler was named to the first team as a pitch- er. She finished the 2000 season with a 22-8 record. Stolen bases: Hit batters: Hayle Beauchamp It was the third time in her Washburn career she 4 - vs Bethany College (3-7) 2 - vs Eastern New Mexico (2-11) First Team all-MIAA received first team honors. She was named to the 4 - vs Wayne State College (3-8) 2 - vs Incarnate Word (3-17) team as a utility player following her sophomore and junior seasons. Mohler has been a workhorse on the 4 - vs Fort Hays State (4-27) 2 - vs Pittsburg State (3-29) mound for the Lady Blues pitching 727.2 innings for Hit by pitch: the Lady Blues smashing the old record of 513.2. Kathy was part of 133 wins as a Lady Blue. She was 2 - vs Nebraska-Kearney (3-14) Individual Highs named MIAA Pitcher of the Week in 2000 in back to Caught stealing: Batting: back weeks. She also holds the record for most 1 - (6 games ) innings pitched in a game with 13 vs Emporia State. At bats: Dawn Nachbar Her overall pitching record at Washburn was 69-38. Runners LOB: 5 - (14 games ) Second Team all-MIAA On the offensive side, Kathy has hit safely 4 times in 12 - vs Oklahoma Panhandle (2-12) a game on two occasions tying a WU record. 12 - vs Fort Hays State (3-30) 32 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 33 2000 In Review About the MIAA Individual High Continued 1 - (12 games ) The Mid-America Men’s champions are Runs scored: Caught stealing: Intercollegiate Athletics crowned in football, cross Association, a 10-member country, soccer, basketball, 3 - (7 games ) 1 - (6 games ) conference of NCAA indoor and outdoor track Hits: Runners LOB: Division II institutions in and field, baseball, tennis, 4 - Stacie Carpenter vs Northwest 6 - Kristen Cheney vs Wayne State Missouri and Kansas, was and golf. Women’s champi- Missouri (3-4) College (3-8) first organized in1912 as ons are determined in vol- the Missouri ntercollegiate leyball, cross country, bas- 4 - Kristen Cheney vs Fort Hays State Athletic Association. ketball, indoor and outdoor (3-30) Fielding Over the past 15 years, track and field, soccer, soft- Ralph McFillen RBIs: Putouts: the league has undergone ball and tennis. MIAA Commissioner 5 - Julie Blaufuss vs Wayne State several changes, highlight- Ralph McFillen was 13 - Stacie Carpenter vs South ed by expansion and named to succeed Ken B. College (3-8) Dakota (4-1) increased participation in Jones as commissioner of Doubles: Assists: national championships. the MIAA in January 1997 3 - Carrie Kaberline vs Incarnate 7 - Carrie Kaberline vs Nebraska- The MIAA has gained the and took over in July of Word (3-17) reputation of being one of that year. He formerly Omaha (3-5) the top NCAA Division II served as commissioner of Triples: Errors: conferences in the nation. the Metro and Gulf South 1 - (5 games ) 2 - (11 games ) MIAA student-athletes have conferences. Home runs: Passed balls: won nine national champi- Matt Newbery, formerly onships and more than 98 an assistant sports informa- Matt Newbery 2 - Carrie Kaberline vs Truman State 2 - Julie Blaufuss vs Central Missouri (4-8) individual national titles. tion director at Pittsburg MIAA Sports St (4-7) The MIAA currently con- State University, joined the Information Director 2 - Stacie Carpenter vs Fort Hays ducts conference champi- conference in July 1994 as State (4-27) onships in nine men’s and director of sports informa- MIAA Directory 2 - Carrie Kaberline vs Northwest Pitching: seven women’s sports. tion. 10551 Barkley, Missouri (5-1) Innings pitched: Suite 501 Total bases: 10.0 - Kathy Mohler vs Fort Hays MIAA Members Central Missouri State University Northwest Missouri State University Overland Park, 8 - (4 games ) State (3-30) Warrensburg, Mo. Maryville, Mo. Strikeouts: KS 66212 Walks: Emporia State University Pittsburg State University 2 - (5 games ) 10 - Kathy Mohler vs Newman Emporia, Kan. Pittsburg, Kan. 913.341.3839 Strikeouts: University (3-24) University of Missouri-Rolla Southwest Baptist University McFillen Phone Rolla, Mo. Bolivar, Mo. 3 - Stacie Carpenter vs Nebraska- Wild pitches: 913.341.5887 2 - Danielle DeVries vs Bethany Missouri Southern State College Truman State University Kearney (2-11) Joplin, Mo. Kirksville, Mo. McFillen Fax 3 - Julie Blaufuss vs Truman State (5- College (3-7) Missouri Western State College Washburn University 6) Hit batters: St. Joseph, Mo. Topeka, Kan. 913.341.3080 Sac hits: 2 - Kathy Mohler vs Eastern New Past MIAA Softball Champs Newbery Phone 2 - (7 games ) Mexico (2-11) 913.341.2995 Sac flies: 2 - Kathy Mohler vs Incarnate Word Central Missouri: 1982, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1997 Newbery Fax 1 - (11 games ) (3-17) Missouri Southern: 1990, 1992, 1993, 1998 Northwest Missouri: Stolen bases: 2 - Amy Heiman vs Pittsburg State 1984, 1999 (3-29) Truman State: 1983, 1985, 1986, 2000 3 - (4 games ) Missouri-St. Louis: 1989 Hit by pitch: Southeast Missouri State University: 1991 34 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 35 About the MIAA The Mid-America Men’s champions are Intercollegiate Athletics crowned in football, cross Association, a 10-member country, soccer, basketball, conference of NCAA indoor and outdoor track Division II institutions in and field, baseball, tennis, Missouri and Kansas, was and golf. Women’s champi- first organized in1912 as ons are determined in vol- the Missouri ntercollegiate leyball, cross country, bas- Athletic Association. ketball, indoor and outdoor Over the past 15 years, track and field, soccer, soft- Ralph McFillen the league has undergone ball and tennis. MIAA Commissioner several changes, highlight- Ralph McFillen was ed by expansion and named to succeed Ken B. increased participation in Jones as commissioner of national championships. the MIAA in January 1997 The MIAA has gained the and took over in July of reputation of being one of that year. He formerly the top NCAA Division II served as commissioner of conferences in the nation. the Metro and Gulf South MIAA student-athletes have conferences. won nine national champi- Matt Newbery, formerly onships and more than 98 an assistant sports informa- Matt Newbery individual national titles. tion director at Pittsburg MIAA Sports The MIAA currently con- State University, joined the Information Director ducts conference champi- conference in July 1994 as onships in nine men’s and director of sports informa- MIAA Directory seven women’s sports. tion. 10551 Barkley, MIAA Members Suite 501 Central Missouri State University Northwest Missouri State University Overland Park, Warrensburg, Mo. Maryville, Mo. KS 66212 Emporia State University Pittsburg State University Emporia, Kan. Pittsburg, Kan. 913.341.3839 University of Missouri-Rolla Southwest Baptist University McFillen Phone Rolla, Mo. Bolivar, Mo. 913.341.5887 Missouri Southern State College Truman State University Joplin, Mo. Kirksville, Mo. McFillen Fax Missouri Western State College Washburn University St. Joseph, Mo. Topeka, Kan. 913.341.3080 Past MIAA Softball Champs Newbery Phone 913.341.2995 Central Missouri: 1982, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1997 Newbery Fax Missouri Southern: 1990, 1992, 1993, 1998 Northwest Missouri: 1984, 1999 Truman State: 1983, 1985, 1986, 2000 Missouri-St. Louis: 1989 Southeast Missouri State University: 1991 2001 Washburn Media Guide 35 2000 MIAA In Review 2000 MIAA In Review MIAA Overall Batting G AB H RBI 2B 3B HR Avg. Greenwell, Sabrina, Jr, UMR 48 135 53 .393 NWMSU 51 1451 454 210 79 9 20 .313 6. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 168 63 .375 W L T Pct. W L T Pct. MSSC 53 1434 440 203 69 21 17 .307 24.Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 183 57 .311 Washburn 15 3 0 .833 38 20 0 .655 TSU 56 1452 430 235 79 4 37 .296 43. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 127 36 .283 ^Truman State 15 3 0 .833 44 12 0 .786 CMSU 52 1398 400 133 53 14 3 .286 50. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 177 47 .266 Missouri Southern 13 5 0 .722 38 15 0 .717 WU 58 1566 438 206 88 5 24 .280 51. Nachbar, Dawn, So, WU 55 134 35 .261 PSU 49 1332 365 134 58 19 2 .274 53. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 173 44 .254 Pittsburg State 12 6 0 .667 32 17 0 .653 ESU 43 1144 312 158 39 18 17 .273 60. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 130 31 .238 Northwest Missouri 9 9 0 .500 28 23 0 .549 UMR 53 1374 343 125 51 10 5 .250 74. Scott, Amy, Jr, WU 46 94 19 .202 Emporia State 9 9 0 .500 21 22 0 .477 MWSC 55 1397 345 126 39 8 12 .247 81. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 128 22 .172 Southwest Baptist 5 13 0 .278 16 38 0 .296 SBU 54 1400 342 114 60 3 3 .244 Slugging Pct. (min. 2.0 AB/G) G AB TB Slg% Missouri-Rolla 5 13 0 .278 16 37 0 .302 Pitching G IP H R ER BB SO HB ERA Bredbenner, Kristi, Jr, TSU 56 160 143 .894 Central Missouri 4 14 0 .222 24 28 0 .462 MSSC 53 362.3 267 100 70 66 242 7 1.35 Martin, Kasey, So, MSSC 48 149 113 .758 Missouri Western 3 15 0 .167 21 34 0 .382 TSU 56 382.0 320 111 79 83 232 11 1.45 Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 168 107 .637 PSU 49 344.3 269 126 75 111 273 5 1.52 Gunn, Shannon, Sr, MWSC 53 138 87 .630 ^Truman State won its fourth MIAA Championship WU 58 402.0 379 164113114 236 12 1.97 Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 185 115 .622 UMR 53 360.0 409 216 102 87 226 27 1.98 30. Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 183 75 .410 MWSC 55 364.3 389 227133109 218 8 2.56 38. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 127 47 .370 2000 MIAA All-Conference Teams CMSU 52 348.7 422 189144 97 127 4 2.89 41. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 173 63 .364 Most Valuable Player: NWMSU 51 335.0 366 183 145 113 161 11 3.03 58. Nachbar, Dawn, So, WU 55 134 41 .306 SBU 54 352.3 487 234164 60 118 17 3.26 59. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 177 54 .305 Kristi Bredbenner, C, TSU ESU 43 287.3 335 182154 114 165 12 3.75 62. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 130 38 .292 Freshman of the Year: Coaches of the Year: 74. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 128 31 .242 Fielding G PO A E DP Pct. Megan Beattie, C, ESU Kristy Schroeder, TSU MSSC 53 1087 514 63 16 .962 On Base Pct. (min. 2.4 PA/G) G PA OB OB% TSU 56 1146 600 72 10 .960 Bredbenner, Kristi, Jr, TSU 56 189 104 .550 First Team Second Team WU 58 1206 597 75 17 .960 Smith, Kendra, Sr, NWMSU 51 194 95 .490 Brooke Davidson, PSU, P, 6-0, Jr., Bucyrus, Kan. Elisha Bonnot, MSSC, P, 5-8, Jr., Loose Creek, Mo. ESU 43 862 356 52 8 .959 Gunn, Shannon, Sr, MWSC 53 168 77 .458 Jennifer Hulsopple, TSU, P, 5-11, So., Peculiar, Mo. Hailey Stanley, MSSC, P, 5-5, So., Webb City, Mo. NWMSU 51 1005 461 66 15 .957 Greenwell, Sabrina, Jr, UMR 48 149 67 .450 Kathy Mohler, WU, P, 5-3, Sr., Silver Lake, Kan. Kasey Martin, MSSC, C, 5-5, So., Riverton, Kan. CMSU 52 1046 473 72 16 .955 Sullivan, Megan, Sr, TSU 56 183 80 .437 Kristi Bredbenner, TSU, C, 5-6, Jr., O'Fallon, Mo. Bonnie Jones, ESU, 1B, 5-10, Jr., Bixby, Okla. MWSC 55 1093 554 100 10 .943 7. Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 199 85 .427 Stacie Carpenter, WU, 1B, 5-8, Jr., Clay Center, Kan. Dawn Nachbar, WU, 2B, 5-4, So., Shawnee, Kan. PSU 49 1033 393 91 13 .940 9. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 183 78 .426 Sara Moss, NWMSU, 2B, 5-7, Sr., Raytown, Mo. Lisa Roe, MSSC, 2B, 5-5, Fr., Lenexa, Kan. SBU 54 1057 612 113 18 .937 36. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 150 51 .340 Carrie Kaberline, WU, SS, 5-8, Sr., Topeka, Kan. Megan Sullivan, TSU, SS, 5-9, Sr., St. Charles, Mo. Amanda Urquhart, NWMSU, 3B, 5-6, Sr., Shawnee, Kan. Gina Daugherty, UMR, 3B, 5-4, Sr., St. Clair, Mo. UMR 53 1080 483 112 14 .933 39. Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 193 65 .337 Tina Vetter, SBU, UT, 5-4, So., Strafford, Mo. Kami Weston, MSSC, 3B, 5-5, Fr., Baxter Springs, Kan. 46. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 135 43 .319 *Kendra Smith, NWMSU, OF, 5-3, Sr., Kansas City, Mo. Lindsay Hirt, ESU, UT, 5-6, Sr., Emporia, Kan. Scoring G R Avg. 56. Nachbar, Dawn, So, WU 55 143 43 .301 Hayle Beauchamp, WU, OF, 5-4, So., Clay Center, Kan. Tory Atwood, UMR, OF, 5-4, Sr., Katy, Texas NWMSU 51 240 4.71 57. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 187 56 .299 Stacy Doiron, CMSU, OF, 5-5, Sr., Antigonish, Nova Kelly Carter, NWMSU, OF, 5-4, Fr., Excelsior Springs, Mo. TSU 56 257 4.59 63. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 186 54 .290 Scotia, Canada Christine Schamber, TSU, OF, 5-4, Sr., Denver, Colo. MSSC 53 230 4.34 77. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 142 35 .246 Jill Gregory, SBU, DP, 5-6, Fr., Ozark, Mo. Temple Stevenson, ESU, DP, 5-9, Fr., Manhattan, Kan. ESU 43 183 4.26 *=Unanimous selection Two second basemen and two third basemen were WU 58 232 4.00 Doubles G 2B Avg Three pitchers were selected because of a tie in voting. selected because of ties in voting. PSU 49 171 3.49 Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 22 .386 CMSU 52 172 3.31 Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 22 .379 Honorable Mention MWSC 55 159 2.89 Bredbenner, Kristi Jr TSU 56 20 .357 Pitcher: Michelle Ansley, NWMSU, Sr.; Britni Buford, TSU, Fr.; Kristi Curry, UMR, Sr.; Britany Hargis, MSSC, Jr. Catcher: Megan Beattie, ESU, Fr.; Sabrina Greenwell, UMR, Jr.; Carol Kremer, PSU, Jr. UMR 53 145 2.74 Moss, Sara, Sr, NWMSU 51 17 .333 1st Base: Kelley Hale, MSSC, Sr.; Stephanie Schlegel, TSU, Sr. SBU 54 137 2.54 Sullivan, Megan, Sr, TSU 56 16 .286 2nd Base: Heather Mackie, TSU, Jr. 28. Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 9 .155 Shortstop: Shannon Gunn, MWSC, Sr.; Bridget Keating, PSU, Jr.; Lindy Tomlinson, NWMSU, Jr.; Erin Turner, MSSC, So. Batting (min. 2.0 AB/G) G AB H Avg. 38. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 7 .125 3rd Base: Missy Kane, TSU, Jr.; Shasta Stanwix, PSU, Fr. Bredbenner, Kristi, Jr, TSU 56 160 75 .469 43. Nachbar, Dawn, So, WU 55 6 .109 Utility: Stacy Guptill, MSSC, So.; Mandy Frasco, PSU, So. Smith, Kendra, Sr, NWMSU 51 182 83 .456 44. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 5 .106 Outfield: Junelle Beadle, PSU, Fr.; Jenny Kennemer, MSSC, Sr.; Amy Ketterman, PSU, Sr.; Michelle Rackers, TSU, Sr.; Martin, Kasey, So, MSSC 48 149 59 .396 46. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 5 .100 Shauna Ryan, CMSU, Jr. Designated Player: Jen Wright, TSU, Sr. Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 185 73 .395 61. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 4 .071 36 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 37 2000 MIAA In Review (doubles continued) 19. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 29 .52 63. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 4 .069 20. Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 30 .52 65. Scott, Amy, Jr, WU 46 3 .065 71. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 13 .26 72. Nachbar, Dawn, So, WU 55 14 .25 Triples G 3B Avg 73. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 14 .25 Martin, Kasey, So, MSSC 48 9 .188 78. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 13 .22 Kremer, Carol, Jr, PSU 49 6 .122 86. Scott, Amy, Jr, WU 46 7 .15 Beattie, Megan, Fr, ESU 43 5 .116 Doiron, Stacy, Sr, CMSU 52 6 .115 Stolen Bases G SB SBA Pct Avg Bradford, Diane, Sr, ESU 43 4 .093 Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 28 29 96.6 .48 27. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 2 .035 Pottorf, Allison, So, ESU 39 14 17 82.4 .36 33. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 1 .020 Gunn, Shannon, Sr, MWSC 53 19 22 86.4 .36 44. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 1 .017 Schlegel, Stephanie, Sr, TSU 54 17 26 65.4 .31 Orndorff, Carrie, So, MWSC 52 16 19 84.2 .31 Home Runs G HR Avg 14. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 11 11100.0 .20 Bredbenner, Kristi, Jr, TSU 56 16 .286 33. Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 5 5100.0 .09 Martin, Kasey, So, MSSC 48 8 .167 34. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 4 5 80.0 .09 Beattie, Megan, Fr, ESU 43 6 .140 39. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 4 5 80.0 .07 Gunn, Shannon, Sr, MWSC 53 7 .132 46. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 3 4 75.0 .05 Stevenson, Temple, Fr, ESU 42 5 .119 74. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 1 2 50.0 .02 6. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 6 .105 7. Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 6 .103 VICTORIES G IP W L Pct 10. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 5 .089 Hulsopple, Jennifer, So, TSU 37 229.7 25 7 .781 19. Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 3 .052 Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 38 234.0 22 8 .733 24. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 2 .043 Buford, Britni, Fr, TSU 25 152.3 19 5 .792 34. Scott, Amy, Jr, WU 46 1 .022 Ansley, Michele, Sr, NWMSU 29 163.3 16 8 .667 41. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 1 .017 Heiman, Amy, Jr, WU 35 164.7 16 12 .571 Giffin, Gwen, Jr, CMSU 37 224.3 16 17 .485 Runs Batted In G RBI Avg Beattie, Megan, Fr, ESU 43 40 .93 SAVES G IP ERA Sv Bredbenner, Kristi, Jr, TSU 56 51 .91 Watts, Melissa, Fr, PSU 12 42.3 1.98 3 Gunn, Shannon, Sr, MWSC 53 41 .77 Frasco, Mandy, So, PSU 19 96.7 1.81 3 Martin, Kasey, So, MSSC 48 35 .73 Bonnot, Elisha, Jr, MSSC 22 110.3 0.95 3 Urquhart, Amanda, Sr, NWMSU 51 36 .71 Golden, Jamie, Fr, CMSU 22 107.3 4.04 3 6. Kaberline, Carrie, Sr, WU 58 40 .69 Adkins, Alison, So, NWMSU 23 100.7 3.55 3 10. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 35 .61 13. Blaufuss, Julie, Fr, WU 56 31 .55 Earned Run Average G IP R ER ERA 32. Vawter, Amanda, Jr, WU 50 18 .36 Davidson, Brooke, Jr, PSU 27 145.7 27 17 0.82 38. Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 19 .33 Bonnot, Elisha, Jr, MSSC 22 110.3 20 15 0.95 50. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 12 .26 Stanley, Hailey, So, MSSC 16 83.7 22 12 1.00 51. Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 56 14 .25 Hulsopple, Jennifer, So, TSU 37 229.7 55 40 1.22 56. Steffan, Tara, So, WU 58 13 .22 Ansley, Michele, Sr, NWMSU 29 163.3 60 38 1.63 67. Nachbar, Dawn, So, WU 55 11 .20 8.Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 38 234.0 89 59 1.76 74. Scott, Amy, Jr, WU 46 7 .15 STRIKEOUTS PER 7 IP G IP K K/7IP Runs Scored G R Avg Davidson, Brooke, Jr, PSU 27 145.7 171 8.22 Beauchamp, Hayle, So, WU 58 45 .78 Hargis, Britany, Jr, MSSC 19 108.0 109 7.06 Bradford, Diane, Sr, ESU 43 31 .72 Curry, Kristi, Sr, UMR 27 158.7 140 6.18 Turner, Erin, So, MSSC 53 38 .72 Miller, Stephanie, Fr, ESU 28 155.3 112 5.05 Vetter, Tina, So, SBU 53 38 .72 Hulsopple, Jennifer, So, TSU 37 229.7 160 4.88 Carter, Kelly, Fr, NWMSU 49 33 .67 7.Mohler, Kathy, Sr, WU 38 234.0 152 4.55 9. Carpenter, Stacie, Jr, WU 57 33 .58 15. Cheney, Kristen, So, WU 47 26 .55

38 2001 Washburn Media Guide Washburn History Laura Klamm was inducted into Lady Blues in the Washburn Athletics Hall of Postseason Play Fame on Feb. 14, 1998. Klamm was a three-time NAIA All-American in softball and a member of the NAIA Hall of Fame. 1999 She had an all-time pitching record of 79- 27 and led the Lady Blues to two NAIA national tournament appearances in 1985 and 1986. Klamm was named the NAIA tour- nament most valuable player in 1985 and was also selected to the all-tournament team as a senior in 1986. In addition to her off-field accomplish- ments, she was a NAIA Academic All- American in 1986. Her jersey number “17” DISTRICT 10 was retired following the 1986 season. Washburn finished as the national runner- CHAMPIONS up in 1985 and was fifth in 1986. 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986

TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 2000 1996 1992 Laura Klamm was a three-time NAIA 1999 1995 1991 All-America selection in softball and 1998 1994 named to the NAIA Softball Hall of Fame. 1997 1993 2001 Washburn Media Guide 39 Washburn History Washburn History Lady Blues MVP Shelly (Burke) DeHart, 3B. 1993 Shelly Burke, DP ...... 1991 Chris Torrez, OF...... 1995 NAIA National Brenda Stolle, P ...... 1978 1991 Jo Wodtke ...... SR, OF Chris Torrez, OF...... 1993 Tournament MVP Carol Williams, P ...... 1978 1992 Jodee Jenson . . . .SR, C Tara Phillips, DP ...... 1993 Second Team All-Midwest NSCA Division II Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 1993 Jenny Klamm . . .SR, OF Shannon Rhodes, P. . . . . 1992 Region All-Region Second Team Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 Honorable Mention 1994 Chris Torrez . . . .SO, OF Jodee Jensen, C ...... 1992 Jenny Klamm, 2B ...... 1991 Stacie Carpenter, 1B . . . 2000 All-CSIC 1995 Chris Torrez . . . . .JR, OF Jodee Jensen, C...... 1991 Jo Wodtke, OF...... 1991 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1999 NAIA All-Tournament Julie Michel, OF ...... 1990 1996 Chris Torrez . . . . .SR, OF Jenny Klamm, 2B ...... 1991 Shelly Burke, DP ...... 1991 Tammy Sauer, P ...... 1996 Team Vicki Fund, P...... 1988 1997 Elizabeth Anthony .SR, P Deniece Hansen, 3B . . . . 1991 Chris Kline, 2B ...... 1995 Julie Michel, OF ...... 1988 Nancy Mohler, C ...... 1988 1998 Joy Marie Soerries .SR, SS MIAA Commissioner’s Nancy Mohler, C ...... 1988 Latisha Yarnell, 1B . . . . . 1986 1999 Torrie Beauchamp . .SR, OF All-MIAA Honorable Academic Honor Roll NSCA Division II All- Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 Lori Catron, 2B ...... 1986 2000 Carrie Kaberline .SR, SS Mention Team Kristen Cheney, OF. . . . . 2000 America Third Team Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 Lori Catron, 2B ...... 1985 Stacie Carpenter, 1B. . . . 1999 Haley Ford, OF ...... 2000 Chris Torrez, OF...... 1996 NAIA All-District 10 Lori Catron, 2B ...... 1984 MIAA Most Valuable Carrie Kaberline, SS . . . . 1999 Amy Heiman, P ...... 2000 GTE/CoSIDA College First Team Kim Dickerson, OF . . . . . 1984 Player Carrie Kaberline, 1B . . . . 1998 Carrie Kaberline, SS . . . . 2000 Division Academic Rhonda Rouch, P ...... 1990 Brenda Soldani, 3B. . . . . 1982 Jenny Klamm, OF ...... 1993 Stacie Carpenter, DP . . . 1998 Dawn Nachbar, 2B. . . . . 2000 All-America Sherri Spangler, IF...... 1990 Lisa Balsters, 1B ...... 1979 Amy Heiman, P...... 1998 Amanda Purdon, UT. . . . 2000 Third Team Jo Wodtke, OF...... 1990 Bonnie Crow, 3B...... 1979 All-MIAA First Team Kathy Mohler, P ...... 1997 Amy Scott, OF...... 2000 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1999 Vicki Fund, P...... 1989 Laura Broyles, OF ...... 1978 Hayle Beauchamp, OF . . 2000 Marcy Scott, 2B ...... 1997 Tara Steffan, 3B ...... 2000 Jill Fischer, 3B...... 1988 Brenda DeGroot, OF . . . . 1978 Stacie Carpenter, 1B . . . 2000 Shelley Cole, DP ...... 1997 Amanda Vawter, C . . . . . 2000 GTE/CoSIDA College Vicki Fund, P...... 1988 Debbie McDougal, C . . . 1978 Carrie Kaberline, SS . . . . 2000 Tammy Sauer, P ...... 1996 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1999 Division Academic Latisha Yarnell, 1B . . . . . 1988 Lisa White-Balsters, 1B. . 1978 Kathy Mohler, P ...... 2000 Joy Marie Soerries, SS. . . 1996 Haley Ford, OF ...... 1999 All-District VII Jill Fischer, 3B...... 1987 Marcy Scott, 2B ...... 1999 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1996 Tara Griffith, C ...... 1999 First Team Latisha Yarnell, 1B . . . . . 1986 CSIC All-Academic Kathy Mohler, UT ...... 1999 Angie Guerin, OF ...... 1996 Amy Heiman, P...... 1999 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1999 Diana Klamm, P ...... 1986 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1999 Chris Kline, DP ...... 1996 Carrie Kaberline, SS . . . . 1999 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 Kathy Mohler, UT ...... 1998 Mendy Simecka, C . . . . . 1995 Amanda Vawter, C . . . . . 1999 GTE/CoSIDA College Lori Catron, 2B ...... 1986 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1984 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1998 Chris Kline, 2B ...... 1995 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1998 Division Academic All- Latisha Yarnell, 1B . . . . . 1985 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1983 Carrie Kaberline, UT . . . . 1997 Renee Harders, SS . . . . . 1995 Haley Ford, OF ...... 1998 District VII Second Team Lori Catron, 2B ...... 1985 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1997 Angie Guerin, OF ...... 1995 Joy Marie Soerries, SS. . . 1998 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1998 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 NAIA District 10 Chris Torrez, OF...... 1996 Mendy Simecka, C . . . . . 1994 Lindsey Wagner, UT . . . . 1998 Elizabeth Anthony, P . . . 1997 Diana Klamm, P ...... 1985 Coach of the Year Chris Torrez, OF...... 1995 Kelley Jordan, 1B ...... 1994 Elizabeth Anthony, P/1B 1997 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1984 Kelly Stauffer ...... 1990 Chris Torrez, OF...... 1994 Shannon Rhodes, P. . . . . 1991 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1997 All-MIAA All-Academic Michele Sasek, C...... 1984 Kelly Stauffer ...... 1989 Shannon Rhodes, P. . . . . 1993 Rhonda Rouck, P...... 1991 Stacey Davis, P ...... 1997 Team Lori Catron, IF...... 1984 Kelly Stauffer ...... 1988 Brandi Steinmetz, SS. . . . 1993 Joy Marie Soerries, SS. . . 1997 Torrie Beauchamp, OF . . 1998 Laura Klamm, 2B ...... 1983 Jenny Klamm, OF ...... 1993 MIAA All-North Division Mendy Simecka, C . . . . . 1996 Amy Heiman, OF ...... 1998 Brenda Soldani, 1B. . . . . 1983 CSIC All-Conference Jenny Klamm, 2B ...... 1992 Team Tisha Wolf, OF ...... 1996 Roxanne Hoffman . . . . . 1983 Tournament Team Shelly Burke, DP ...... 1991 Shannon Rhodes, P. . . . . 1993 Renee Harders, SS . . . . . 1995 NAIA-All America First Elaine Ehler, OF ...... 1983 Gina Bradford, C...... 1980 Jo Wodtke, OF...... 1991 Rhonda Rouch, P ...... 1993 Mendy Simecka, C . . . . . 1995 Team Brandi Steinmetz, SS. . . . 1993 Eileen Brungardt, IF . . . . 1994 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 All-CSIC First Team All-MIAA Second Team Shelly DeHart, 3B...... 1993 Chris Keller, IF...... 1994 Diana Klamm, P ...... 1986 Jill Fischer, 3B...... 1988 Dawn Nachbar, 2B. . . . . 2000 Jenny Klamm, OF ...... 1993 Mendy Simecka, C . . . . . 1994 Latisha Yarnell, 1B . . . . . 1986 Jill Fischer, 3B...... 1987 Amy Heiman, P...... 1999 Chris Torrez, OF...... 1993 Jenny Klamm, OF ...... 1993 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1984 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 Marcy Scott, 2B ...... 1998 Tarar Phillips, DP ...... 1993 Shannon Rhodes, P. . . . . 1993 Diana Klamm, P ...... 1986 Joy Marie Soerries, SS . . 1998 Shannon Rhodes, P. . . . . 1992 Jenny Klamm, 2B ...... 1992 NAIA-All America Diana Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 Shelley Cole, OF ...... 1998 Jodee Jensen, C ...... 1992 Jenny Klamm, 2B ...... 1991 Second Team Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 Joy Marie Soerries, SS. . . 1997 Jenny Klamm, 2B ...... 1992 Michelle Reed, P ...... 1991 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1985 Latisha Yarnell, 1B . . . . . 1985 Angie Guerin, OF ...... 1997 Diana Paul, OF ...... 1992 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1984 Tara Phillips, 1B ...... 1996 Rhonda Rouck, P...... 1991 NSCA Division II NAIA Academic Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1983 March Scott, 2B ...... 1996 Jodee Jensen, C...... 1991 All-Region First Team All-America Brenda Soldani, 1B. . . . . 1983 Tara Phillips, 1B ...... 1995 Deniece Hanson, 3B . . . 1991 Kathy Mohler, UT ...... 1999 Laura Klamm, P/SS . . . . 1986 Brenda DeGroot, OF . . . . 1979 Angie Guerin, OF ...... 1994 Jo Wodtke, OF...... 1991 Chris Torrez, OF...... 1996 Diana Klamm, P ...... 1986 Carol WIlliams, P ...... 1979 40 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 41 Yearly Summary Lady Blues Record Book 6 - Shelly Burke, vs. Missouri 4 - Stacie Carpenter, vs. Year by Year Miscellaneous Western, 1991 Northwest Missouri, 2000 Year Coach ...... Record . . . Pct. Year Coach ...... Record . . . Pct. Records 6 - Diana Paul, vs. Missouri 1970 Nuzman ...... 1-4 . . .200 1986 Moley ...... 50-12 . . .806 Longest Game By Innings: Western, 1991 Season: 15, vs. Winthrop, 1985 6 - Mendy Simecka, vs. Emporia 85 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1999 1971 Nuzman ...... 2-3 . . .200 1987 Moley ...... 35-21 . . .745 Most Runs In an Inning: State, 1994 81 - Chris Torrez, 1995 1972 Floyd ...... 3-2 . . .600 1988 Stauffer ...... 31-18 . . .633 12, vs. Colorado-Colorado Season: Career: 1973 Floyd ...... 4-3 . . .571 1989 Stauffer...... 25-19 . . .568 Springs, 1993 218 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1999 258 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1996- 1974 Floyd ...... 3-3 . . .500 1990 Stauffer...... 38-10 . . .792 Most Consecutive Games with- 190 - Lori Catron, 1986 99 *MIAA Record 1975 McCool ...... 7-3 . . .700 1991 Stauffer-Osburn . . . 25-21 . . .543 out Being Shutout: Career: 245 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 22, 1992 666 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1999 1976 Bean ...... 7-5 . . .583 1992 Osburn ...... 26-23 . . .531 Most Games Played in a 616 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 Highest Batting Average 1977 Chipman ...... 5-14 . . .263 1993 Osburn ...... 33-9 . . .673 Season: 65, 1999 Season: 1978 Furrer...... 16-14 . . .533 1994 Osburn...... 22-32-1 . . .409 Most Wins in a Season: Most Hits .458 - Chris Torrez, 1995, (81 H, 1979 Dick ...... 14-13 . . .519 1995 Blaskowski ...... 31-22 . . .585 50, 1986 (50-12) Game: 171 AB) 1980 Dick...... 9-13 . . .409 1996 Blaskowski/Punzo. . 31-19 . . .620 Most Losses in a Season: 4 - Jenny Klamm, vs. Career: Benedictine, 1990 .398 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 1981 Dick...... 7-18 . . .280 1997 Newbern ...... 27-21 . . .563 32, 1994 (22-32-1) Longest Winning Streak: 4 - Sherri Spangler, vs. Central (245 H, 616 AB) 1982 Dick ...... 10-20 . . .333 1998 Newbern ...... 27-14 . . .659 20, 1986 Oklahoma, 1990 1983 Moley...... 12-12 . . .500 1999 Newbern ...... 41-24 . . .631 Longest Losing Streak: 4 - Sherri Spangler, vs. Missouri Most Runs Scored 1984 Moley ...... 26-9 . . .743 2000 Newbern...... 38-20 . . .655 7, 1994 Western, 1990 Game: 1985 Moley ...... 34-17 . . .667 All-Time Record (31) . . 681-450-1 . . .602 Best Winning Percentage: 4 - Mendy Simecka, vs. Avila, 4 - Mendy Simecka, vs. UCCS, .806, 1986 (50-12) 1993 1993 Worst Winning Percentage: 4 - Mendy Simecka, vs. UCCS, 4 - Shelly (Burke) DeHart, vs. Annual Leaders .409, 1994 (22-32-1) 1993 UCCS, 1993 The following single-game, single-season and career records are based on games played since Washburn joined 4 - Brandi Steinmetz, vs. Avila, 4 - Brandi Steinmetz, vs. UCCS, the NCAA Division II ranks and the MIAA during the 1989-90 academic year. General 1993 1993 Most Games Played 4 - Brandi Steinmetz, vs. 4 - Jenny Klamm, vs. UCCS, Batting Average Earned Run Average Season: Missouri Western, 1993 1993 Year Player POS AB H AVG Year Pitcher IP ER ERA 65 - Torrie Beauchamp, Marcy 4 - Jenny Klamm vs. Avila, 1993 4 - Brandi Steinmetz, vs. Avila, 1984 Laura Klamm P/SS 111 37 .360 1984 Laura Klamm 150.0 10 0.47 Scott, Stacie Carpenter, Carrie 4 - Jenny Klamm vs. Nebraska- 1993 Kaberline - 1999 Kearney, 1993 4 - Jenny Klamm, vs. Avila, 1985 Laura Klamm P/SS 162 58 .358 1985 N/A 55 - Chris Torrez, Angie Guerin, 4 - Chris Torrez, vs. Central 1993 1986 Laura Klamm P/SS 182 48 .335 1986 Laura Klamm 262.0 20 0.53 Chris Shaffer, Kelley Jordan - Oklahoma, 1994; Season: 1987 Tish Yarnell 1B --- -- .328 1987 Diana Klamm ------1.00 1994 4 - Chris Torrez, vs. South 50 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1999 1988 Jill Fischer --- 148 51 .345 1988 Vicki Fund 182.0 36 1.38 Career: Dakota, Dana & Sterling, 1995 44 - Chris Torrez, 1996 1989 Rina Hembrough SS 125 51 .408 1989 Vicki Fund 261.2 48 1.64 211 - Carrie Kaberline, 1997- 4 - Renee Harders vs. Pittsburg Career: 2000 State, 1995 175 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1999 1990 Sherri Spangler 3B 146 56 .384 1990 Rhonda Rouck 129.7 16 0.86 202 - Marcy Scott, 1996-1999 4 - Chris Kline vs. Kansas *MIAA Record 1991 Jenny Klamm SS 147 42 .286 1991 Rhonda Rouck 115.3 22 1.34 199 - Chris Torrez, 1993-1996 Newman, 1995 148 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 1992 Brandi Steinmetz SS 131 41 .313 1992 Rhonda Rouck 118.0 33 1.96 4 - Angie Guerin vs. Colorado 1993 Brandi Steinmetz SS 142 60 .423 Shannon Rhodes 157.0 44 1.96 Batting Mines, 1995 Most Runs Batted In 1994 Chris Torrez OF 167 59 .353 1993 Shannon Rhodes 153.7 29 1.32 Most At-Bats 4 - Marcy Scott vs. Pittsburg Game: Game: State, 1996 5 - Rina Hembrough, vs. 1995 Chris Torrez OF 177 81 .458 1994 Cheryl Pruitt 203.0 61 2.10 6 - Torrie Beauchamp, vs. 4 - Kathy Mohler, vs. Erskine, Bethany, 1990 1996 Chris Torrez OF 151 66 .437 1995 Cheryl Pruitt 120.7 35 2.03 Emporia State, 1999 1999 5 - Jodee Jensen, vs. Illinois- 1997 Shelley Cole OF 137 49 .358 1996 Tammy Sauer 146.7 40 1.91 6 - Marcy Scott, vs. Northwest 4 - Kathy Mohler, vs. Northwest Chicago, 1992 1998 Torrie Beauchamp OF 140 58 .414 1997 Elizabeth Anthony 85.1 16 1.31 Missouri, 1999 Missouri, 1999 5 - Shelly (Burke) DeHart, vs. 1999 Torrie Beauchamp OF 218 85 .390 1998 Amy Heiman 139.7 47 2.36 6 - Kathy Mohler, vs. Northwest 4 - Marcy Scott, vs. Northwest Neb.-Kearney, 1993 2000 Carrie Kaberline SS 185 73 .395 1999 Amy Heiman 241.7 58 1.68 Missouri, 1999 Missouri, 1999 5 - Julie Blaufuss, vs. Wayne 6 - Jo Wodtke, vs. Missouri 4 - Torrie Beauchamp, vs. State, 2000 2000 Kathy Mohler 234.0 59 1.76 Western, 1991 Northwest Missouri, 1999 Season: 6 - Deniece Hanson, vs. Missouri 4 - Kristen Cheney, vs. Fort Hays 52 - Chris Torrez, 1996 Western, 1991 State, 2000 42 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 43 Lady Blues Record Book Lady Blues Record Book Runs Batted In (continued) Career: Season: Best Winning Percentage (128 PO/131 A, 3 E) Most Home Runs Career: 32 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 262 - Laura Klamm, 1986 Season: .957 - Shannon Rhodes, 1990- Game: 167 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 Career: .818 - Shannon Rhodes, 1993 93, (20 PO, 272 A, 13 E) 4 - Colorado Mines, 1995 Most Stolen Bases 727.7 - Kathy Mohler, 1997- (18-4) Season: Most Doubles Game: 2000 Career: Batting 25 - 1994 Game: 6 - Chris Shaffer, vs. Southwest 546 - Amy Heiman, 1998-pr .745 - Laura Klamm, 1983-86 Most At-Bats 24 - 2000 3 - Mendy Simecka, vs. Avila, Baptist, 1994 513.7 - Shannon Rhodes, 1990- (79-27) Game: 1993 Season: 93 44 - Emporia State, 1994 Most Stolen Bases 3 - Carrie Kaberline, vs. 33 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1999 Most No-Hit Games Season: Game: Incarnate Word, 2000 29 - Jenny Klamm, 1990; Lowest Earned Run Average Season: 1,663 - 1999 14 - vs. Southwest Baptist, 1994 Season: 29 - Jo Wodtke, 1990 Season: 2 - Rhonda Rouck, 1990 1,566 - 2000 Season: 22 - Carrie Kaberline, 2000 Career: 0.47 - Laura Klamm, 1984 (10 2 - Shannon Rhodes, 1993 1,593 - 1986 221 - 1990 22 - Stacie Carpenter, 2000 87 - Torrie Beauchamp, 1996- ER/150IP) Career: 15 - Carrie Kaberline, 1999 1999 Career: 2 - Rhonda Rouck, 1990-93 Most Hits Most Bases on Balls 14 - Angie Guerin, 1994 59 - Jenny Klamm, 1990-93 1.52 - Rhonda Rouck, 1990-93 2 - Shannon Rhodes, 1990-93 Game: Game: Career: (105 ER/ 482.0 IP) 24 - vs. Avila, 1993 9 - Northwest Missouri, 1995 49 - Carrie Kaberline, 1997- Most Bases on Balls Season: Season: 2000 Game: Most Strikeouts/7 Innings Fielding 468 - 1999 147 - 1996 44 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 3 - Stacie Carpenter, vs. Season: Most Putouts 464 - 1995 Augustana, 1999 4.76 - Laura Klamm 1986 (178 Game: Most Triples 3 - Diana Paul, vs. Quincy, 1992 K/262 IP) 19 - Stacie Carpenter, vs. Highest Batting Average Pitching Game: 3 - Shelly (Burke) DeHart, vs. Career: Emporia State, 1999 Season: Most Shutouts 2 - Sherri Spangler, vs. Incarnate Word, 1993 4.05 - Shannon Rhodes, 1990- 15 - Tara Phillips, vs. Lincoln, .333 - 1996 (435 hits, 1,307 at- Season: Benedictine, 1990 3 - Angie Guerin, vs. Northwest 93 (297 K/ 513.7 IP) 1995 bats) 31 - 1986 Season: Missouri State, 1994 Season: 10 - Tish Yarnell, 1986 3 - Chris Torrez vs. Northwest Fewest Base on Balls/7 Innings 509 - Tish Yarnell, 1986 Most Runs Scored Most Strikeouts/7 Innings Career: Missouri State, 1995 Season: Career: Game: Season: 21 - Tish Yarnell, 1985-88 3 - Renee Harders vs. Northwest 0.40 - Laura Klamm, 1986 (15 1240 - Tish Yarnell, 1985-88 24 - Avila, 1993 5.22 - 1984 (180 in 241 Missouri State, 1995 BB/262 IP) 892 - Stacie Carpenter, 1998-pr Season: innings) Most Home Runs 3 - Cory Bergstrom vs. Truman Career: 704 - Erin Rhodes, 1991-93 280 - 1996 Game: State, 1995 1.72 - Kathy Mohler, 1997- 271 - 1999 Fewest Base on Balls/ 7 innings 2 - Carrie Kaberline, vs. Truman Season: 2000 (179 BB/727.7 IP) Most Assists Season: State, 2000 24 - Chris Torrez, 1995 1.82 - Rhonda Rouck, 1990-93 Game: Most Runs Batted In 0.53 - 1986 (43 in 435 innings) 2 - Carrie Kaberline, vs. Career: (126 BB/ 482.0 IP) 13 - Shannon Rhodes, vs. Game: Northwest Missouri, 2000 53 - Chris Torrez, 1993-96 Missouri Western, 1991 24 - vs. Avila, 1993 2 - Stacie Carpenter, vs. Fort Most Shutouts Season: Season: Fielding Hays State, 2000 Season: 178 - Cory Bergstrom, 1995 229 - 1995 Highest Fielding Percentage 2- Amanda Vawter, vs. Pittsburg Pitching 13 - Amy Heiman, 1999 Career: 225 - 1999 Season: State, 1998 Most Appearances 8 - Rhonda Rouck, 1990; 349 - Carrie Kaberline, 1997- .972 - 1986 (1,297 PO, 547 A, 2 - Carrie Kaberline vs. Pittsburg Season: 8 - Shannon Rhodes, 1993 2000 Most Doubles 52 E) State, 1998 (twice; different 42 - Amy Heiman, 1999 Career: Game: games) 38 - Kathy Mohler, 2000 23 - Amy Heiman, 1998-pr Highest Fielding Percentage 6 - vs. Avila, 1993 Most Double Plays 2 - Carrie Kaberline vs. Eastern 37 - Laura Klamm, 1986 18 - Shannon Rhodes, 1990-93; (min. 100 total chances) 6 - vs. Incarnate Word, 2000 Season: New Mexico, 1997 Career: 18 - Rhonda Rouck, 1990-93 Season: Season: 17 - 2000 2 - Chris Torrez vs. Nebraska- 133 - Kathy Mohler, 1997-2000 By Position Player 88 - 2000 16 - 1999 Omaha, 1994 107 - Amy Heiman, 1998-pr Most Wins .996 - Dawn Nachbar, 2000 80 - 1999 16 - 1995 2 - Chris Torrez vs. 103 - Jenny Klamm, 1983-86 Season: (116 PO/127 A/1E) 75 - 1994 & 1996 ColoradoMines, 1995 30 - Laura Klamm, 1986 (30-7) .996 - Connie George, 1984 Putouts 2 - Renee Harders, vs. Wayne Most Innings Pitched Career: (246 PO/9 A/1E) Most Triples Game: State, 1994 Game: 79 - Laura Klamm, 1983-86 By Catcher Game: 45, vs. Winthrop, 1985 2 - Renee Harders, vs. Missouri 13 - Kathy Mohler, vs. Emporia (79-27) 1.000 - Julie Blaufuss, 2000 4 - vs. Avila, 1993 Season: Southern, 1995 State, 1999 (130 PO/22 A/0 E) Season: 1275 - 1999 Season: 11 - Stacey Davis, vs. Emporia Career: 25 - 1986 1206 - 2000 11 - Chris Torrez, 1994 State, 1994 .988 - Dawn Nachbar, 1999-pr

44 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 45 Season Highs Career Highs Hits Doubles Triples Hits Batting Average 1. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 85 . 1999 1. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 22 . 2000 1. Tish Yarnell ...... 10 . 1986 1. Torrie Beauchamp...... 1996-99...... 258 1. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96 ...... 458 2. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 73 . 2000 Stacie Carpenter. . . . . 22 . 2000 2. Torrie Beauchamp . . . . 8 . 1999 2. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96...... 245 245 Hits, 616 At-bats 3. Marcy Scott ...... 70 . 1996 3. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 15 . 1999 3. Brandi Steinmetz . . . . . 7 . 1992 3. Marcy Scott...... 1996-99 ...... 210 2. Torrie Beauchamp ...... 1996-99 ...... 387 4. Chris Torrez...... 66 . 1996 4. Marcy Scott...... 14 . 1996 4. Brandi Steinmetz . . . . . 6 . 1993 4. Carrie Kaberline...... 1997-2000...... 207 258 Hits, 666 At-bats 5. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 63 . 1996 Angie Guerin ...... 14 . 1994 Sherri Spangler...... 6 . 1990 5. Jenny Klamm ...... 1990-93 ...... 185 3. Shelly Cole ...... 1997-98 ...... 361 Stacie Carpenter. . . . . 63 . 2000 6. Chris Torrez...... 13 . 1994 Tish Yarnell ...... 6 . 1985 6. Stacie Carpenter ...... 1998-pr ...... 136 95 Hits, 263 At-bats 7. Brandi Steinmetz . . . . 60 . 1993 Sherri Spangler ...... 13 . 1990 7. Marcy Scott...... 5 . 1998 7. Shelly (Burke) DeHart...... 1991-93 ...... 124 4. Marcy Scott ...... 1996-99 ...... 338 8. Chris Torrez...... 59 . 1994 8. Stacie Carpenter. . . . . 12 . 1999 Chris Torrez...... 5 . 1996 8. Brandi Steinmetz ...... 1992-93 ...... 101 210 Hits, 622 At-bats 9. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 58 . 1998 Shelley Cole ...... 12 . 1998 Kim Campbell...... 5 . 1978 5. Carrie Kaberline ...... 1997-2000 ...... 328 10. Sherri Spangler...... 56 . 1990 Marcy Scott ...... 12 . 1996 Shelly (Burke) DeHart . 5 . 1991 Doubles 207 Hits, 631 At-bats 1. Carrie Kaberline...... 1997-2000 ...... 49 6. Stacie Carpenter ...... 1998-pr ...... 326 Home Runs Batting Average Runs Batted In 2. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96 ...... 44 136 Hits, 417 At-bats 1. Chris Torrez ...... 11 . 1994 1. Chris Torrez ...... 458 . 1995 1. Chris Torrez...... 52 . 1996 3. Stacie Carpenter ...... 1998-pr ...... 42 7. Shelly (Burke) DeHart ...... 1991-93 ...... 319 2. Shelly (Burke) DeHart . 9 . 1993 2. Marcy Scott ...... 440 . 1996 2. Shelly (Burke) DeHart 47 . 1993 4. Marcy Scott...... 1996-99 ...... 39 124 Hits, 388 At-bats Shelly (Burke) DeHart . 9 . 1992 3. Chris Torrez ...... 437 . 1996 Chris Torrez...... 47 . 1994 8. Jenny Klamm ...... 1990-93 ...... 315 Chris Torrez...... 9 . 1996 4. Torrie Beauchamp . . .423 . 1996 4. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 40 . 2000 Triples 185 Hits, 586 At-bats 5. Stacie Carpenter...... 6 . 2000 Brandi Steinmetz. . . .423 . 1993 5. Angie Guerin ...... 38 . 1994 1. Tish Yarnell ...... 1985-88 ...... 21 Carrie Kaberline ...... 6 . 2000 6. Torrie Beauchamp . . .414 . 1998 6. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 37 . 1998 2. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96 ...... 15 Pitching Victories Latisha Yarnell ...... 6 . 1985 7. Rina Hembrough . . .408 . 1989 7. Stacie Carpenter. . . . . 36 . 1999 3. Torrie Beauchamp...... 1996-99 ...... 13 1. Laura Klamm ...... 1983-86 ...... 79 7. Julie Blaufuss ...... 5 . 2000 8. Carrie Kaberline . . . .395 . 2000 8. Stacie Carpenter. . . . . 35 . 2000 4. Brandi Steinmetz ...... 1992-93 ...... 13 2. Kathy Mohler ...... 1997-2000 ...... 69 8. Carrie Kaberline ...... 4. . 97/98 9. Torrie Beauchamp . . .390 . 1999 9. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 34 . 1999 Marcy Scott...... 1996-99 ...... 10 3. Shannon Rhodes ...... 1990-93 ...... 54 Shelly (Burke) DeHart . 4 . 1991 10. Sherri Spangler . . . . .384 . 1990 10. Shelly (Burke) DeHart 32 . 1992 6. Shelly (Burke) DeHart...... 1991-93 ...... 8 4. Amy Heiman ...... 1998-pr ...... 53 Runs Scored Stolen Bases Pitching Victories 1. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 50 . 1999 1. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 33 . 2000 1. Laura Klamm ...... 30 . 1986 Home Runs Assists 2. Hayle Beauchamp . . . 45 . 2000 2. Jenny Klamm ...... 29 . 1990 2. Kathy Mohler ...... 22 . 2000 1. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96 ...... 32 1. Carrie Kaberline...... 1997-2000...... 349 Torrie Beauchamp . . . 45 . 1996 Jo Wodtke...... 29 . 1990 Amy Heiman ...... 22 . 1999 2. Shelly (Burke) DeHart...... 1991-93 ...... 22 2. Joy Marie Soerries...... 1996-98...... 338 4. Chris Torrez...... 44 . 1996 4. Chris Shaffer...... 27 . 1994 4. Kathy Mohler ...... 19 . 1999 3. Carrie Kaberline...... 1997-2000 ...... 22 3. Marcy Scott...... 1996-99...... 308 5. Brandi Steinmentz . . . 43 . 1993 Julie Michel ...... 27 . 1990 5. Shannon Rhodes . . . . 18 . 1993 4. Jenny Klamm ...... 1990-93...... 293 6. Marcy Scott...... 41 . 1996 Rina Hembrough . . . . 27 . 1990 Vicki Fund...... 18 . 1988 Runs Batted In 5. Cory Bergstrom...... 1995-96 ...... 281 7. Jenny Klamm ...... 40 . 1993 7. Stephanie Reed . . . . . 23 . 1988 7. Laura Klamm ...... 17 . 1984 1. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96 ...... 167 6. Tara Steffan ...... 1999-pr...... 236 8. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 38 . 1997 Torrie Beauchamp . . . 23 . 1998 8. Kathy Mohler ...... 16 . 1997 2. Carrie Kaberline ...... 1997-2000...... 139 9. Shelly (Burke) DeHart 36 . 1992 9. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 18 . 1998 Shannon Rhodes . . . . 16 . 1992 3. Shelly (Burke) DeHart...... 1991-93...... 107 Putouts 10. Torrie Beauchamp . . . 35 . 1998 Diana Paul ...... 18 . 1991 10. Five tied ...... 15 4. Marcy Scott...... 1996-99...... 97 1. Tish Yarnell ...... 1985-88 ...... 1240 5. Torrie Beauchamp...... 1996-1999...... 88 2. Stacie Carpenter ...... 1998-pr...... 892 Earned Run Average Strikeouts Fielding Percentage (min 200) 6. Stacie Carpenter ...... 1998-pr...... 84 3. Erin Rhodes...... 1990-94...... 704 1. Laura Klamm...... 0.47 . 1984 1. Amy Heiman ...... 161 . 1999 1. Julie Blaufuss . . . . 1.000 . 2000 4. Carrie Kaberline...... 1997-2000...... 696 2. Carol Williams. . . . . 0.49 . 1979 2. Kathy Mohler ...... 152 . 2000 2. Dawn Nachbar . . . . .996 . 2000 Runs Scored 5. Amanda Vawter ...... 1998-2000 ...... 519 3. Rhonda Rouck. . . . . 0.86 . 1990 3. Laura Klamm ...... 122 . 1984 Connie George . . . . .996 . 1984 1. Torrie Beauchamp...... 1996-99 ...... 175 4. Stephanie Reed. . . . 0.92 . 1990 4. Carol Williams . . . . . 104 . 1979 4. Amanda Vawter . . . ..987 . 2000 2. Chris Torrez ...... 1993-96...... 148 5. Elizabeth Anthony . . 1.31 . 1997 5. Shannon Rhodes . . . 102 . 1992 5. Sherri Spangler . . . . .986 . 1988 3. Marcy Scott...... 1996-99 ...... 115 6. Shannon Rhodes . . . 1.32 . 1993 6. Shannon Rhodes . . . . 99 . 1993 6. Elizabeth Anthony . .984 . 1997 4. Jenny Klamm ...... 1990-93...... 95 7. Rhonda Rouck. . . . . 1.32 . 1993 7. Kathy Mohler ...... 92 . 1997 Latisha Yarnell...... 984 . 1985 5. Shelly (Burke) DeHart...... 1991-93 ...... 76 8. Brenda Stalle...... 1.64 . 1978 8. Brenda Stalle ...... 87 . 1978 8. Stacie Carpenter . . . .983 . 2000 6. Jo Wodtke ...... 1989-91...... 75 9. Amy Heiman ...... 1.68 . 1999 9. Amy Heiman ...... 84 . 2000 Amanda Vawter . . . .983 . 1999 7. Brandi Steinmetz ...... 1992-93 ...... 71 10. Kathy Mohler...... 1.76 . 2000 10. Cheryl Pruitt ...... 76 . 1996 10. Lisa Balsters ...... 982 . 1979 8. Stacie Carpenter ...... 1998-pr...... 67 Assists Putouts Errors 9. Hayle Beauchamp ...... 1999-2000...... 63 1. Cory Bergstrom . . . . 178 . 1995 1. Latisha Yarnell . . . . . 509 . 1986 1. Lenore Sparkman . . . . 30 . 1988 2. Carrie Kaberline . . . . 149 . 1999 2. Stacie Carpenter . . . .440 . 1999 2. Carrie Kaberline . . . . . 23 . 2000 Stolen Bases 3. Jill Fischer...... 144 . 1988 3. Stacie Carpenter . . . 429 . 2000 3. Stacie Carpenter. . . . . 20 . 1999 1. Torrie Beauchamp...... 1996-99...... 87 4. Carrie Kaberline . . . . 138 . 2000 4. Latisha Yarnell . . . . . 414 . 1985 Shelly (Burke) DeHart 20 . 1992 2. Jenny Klamm ...... 1990-93...... 59 Chris Shaffer...... 138 . 1994 5. Beth Kelsey ...... 347 . 1990 5. Joy Marie Soerries . . . 19 . 1998 3. Jo Wodtke ...... 1989-91...... 54 6. Sherri Spangler. . . . . 129 . 1990 6. Latisha Yarnell . . . . . 317 . 1988 Jill Fischer ...... 19 . 1988 7. Dawn Nachbar . . . . . 138 . 2000 7. Erin Rhodes ...... 307 . 1991 7. Shelly (Burke) DeHart 18 . 1993 8. Tara Steffan ...... 120 . 2000 8. Sherri Spangler. . . . . 285 . 1989 8. Tara Steffan ...... 17 . 2000 9. Tara Steffan ...... 116 . 1999 9. Carrie Kaberline. . . . 272 . 1998 Judy Kibbee ...... 17 . 1979 10. Jenny Klamm ...... 114 . 1991 10. Amanda Vawter. . . . 255 . 1999 10. Sherri Spangler ...... 16 . 1990 46 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 47 Year By Year Scores Year By Year Scores 1970 • 1-4 Fort Hays State ...... L 3-12 1980 • 9-13 Missouri Western ...... W 6-5 Bethany ...... W 12-0 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 2-3 Oklahoma City ...... L 0-5 Missouri Southern ...... L 1-6 Coach Jan Nuzman Benedictine ...... L 6-7 Coach Patty Dick Bethany ...... W 15-2 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 3-1 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 6-1 Friends ...... L 2-3 Tarkio (Mo.) ...... W 4-0 Mount St. Scholastic College W Benedictine ...... W 15-3 Pittsburg State ...... L 6-11 Marymount (Iowa). . . . . L 11-15 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 2-1 Emporia State ...... W 9-0 Truman State ...... W 8-1 Kansas University ...... L Pittsburg State ...... W 4-2 Pittsburg State ...... L 3-5 Baker ...... L 1-5 Indiana State ...... W 2-1 Central Missouri ...... W 1-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 8-0 Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 0-2 Emporia State ...... L Pittsburg State ...... W 8-6 Cloud County ...... L 0-8 Benedictine ...... W 9-3 Indiana State ...... L 1-2 Missouri Western ...... W 1-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 3-1 Bethany ...... W 10-0 Wichita State ...... L Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 0-2 Cloud County ...... W 7-0 Fort Hays State...... L 4-7 Benedictine ...... W 4-0 Briar Cliff (Iowa) ...... W 5-0 Missouri-Kansas City . . . . L 3-6 Bethany ...... W 13-0 Kansas State ...... L Northwest Missouri . . . . L 0-10 Emporia State ...... L 2-18 Kansas State ...... L 0-4 Cloud County ...... W 3-0 Emporia State ...... W 3-1 Missouri-Kansas City . . W 10-0 Emporia State ...... L 1-4 Emporia State ...... L 2-4 Kansas State...... L 0-4 Benedictine ...... W 8-0 Truman State ...... L 0-1 Northwest Missouri . . . W 10-3 Emporia State ...... L 1-6 1971 • 2-3 1977 • 5-14 Johnson County ...... L 1-4 North Dakota ...... L 4-5 Benedictine ...... W 1-0 Wichita State ...... W 2-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 5-2 Kansas University ...... W 6-5 Coach Jan Nuzman Coach Bob Chipman Johnson County ...... L 1-4 William Woods (Mo.). . . . . L 6-7 Marymount (Iowa)...... W 9-1 Wichita State ...... W 1-0 #Nebraska-Kearney . . . . . L 0-1 Benedictine ...... W 10-0 Wichita State ...... L 5-7 Kansas State ...... L 0-12 Johnson County ...... L 2-10 Pittsburg State ...... L 3-7 Marymount (Iowa)...... W 7-0 #Fort Hays State ...... W 9-1 #Emporia State ...... W 6-2 Emporia State ...... W 2-1 Kansas State ...... W 19-15 Kansas State ...... L 0-16 Johnson County ...... W 2-0 Emporia State ...... W 4-3 Missouri Baptist ...... W 4-0 #Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . L 1-4 #Missouri Western . . . . . W 8-1 Baker ...... W 5-1 Emporia State ...... L 9-10 Pittsburg State ...... L 4-23 Benedictine ...... L 0-11 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-13 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 9-1 #Nebraska-Kearney . . . . W 2-1 #Missouri Southern ...... L 2-3 Pittsburg State ...... W 3-0 Kansas University ...... L 7-5 Pittsburg State ...... L 6-18 Benedictine ...... W 8-1 Tabor (Kan.) ...... W 8-3 Emporia State ...... L 0-5 #Missouri Southern . . . . W 1-0 ^Sterling College ...... W 4-0 ^Benedictine ...... W 11-0 Missouri Southern ...... W Missouri Southern . . . . . L 10-15 Wichita State ...... W 14-3 Fort Hays State ...... L 1-2 Missouri Southern ...... L 4-5 #Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . L 0-3 ^Kansas Wesleyan . . . . . W 5-2 ^Kansas Wesleyan . . . . . W 6-2 Missouri Southern . . . . . L 9-29 Wichita State ...... L 10-11 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-4 Marymount ...... W 4-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 2-1 ^Pittsburg State ...... W 5-2 $Emporia State...... W 5-4 1972 • 3-2 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . L 0-30 Wichita State ...... L 1-10 Fort Hays State ...... W 6-2 Marymount ...... W 4-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 1-2 $Central State (Okla.) . . . L 2-5 $Oklahoma City ...... L 0-1 Coach Connie Floyd Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . W 8-4 Wichita State ...... W 4-3 Pittsburg State ...... L 0-3 Friends ...... W 2-1 ^Emporia State ...... W 1-0 $Central State (Okla.) . . W 6-2 $Oklahoma City ...... L 3-6 Kansas University . . . . . L 14-16 Fort Hays State ...... L 0-14 Johnson County . . . . . W 18-10 ^Wichita State ...... L 0-12 Emporia State ...... L 0-6 ^Baker ...... W 5-0 $Central State (Okla.) . . . W 4-1 ^NAIA District 10 Playoffs Benedictine ...... W 13-10 Fort Hays State ...... L 1-11 Johnson County ...... W 12-2 ^Wichita State ...... W 6-5 St. Mary’s of the Plains . W 1-0 ^Pittsburg State ...... W 3-1 !St. Mary’s College (Tex) W 7-3 $NAIA Bi-District IV Playoffs Kansas State ...... W 18-8 Wichita State ...... W 8-7 Emporia State...... L 0-2 ^NAIA District 10 Playoffs Fort Hays State ...... W 6-3 $Oklahoma City ...... W 3-1 !St. Francis College (Ill.) . W 2-1 Haskell Nations ...... W 2-12 Wichita State ...... L 3-20 Missouri Western ...... W 2-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 2-0 $Oklahoma City ...... L 0-1 !Minnesota-Duluth . . . . . L 5-7 1991 • 25-21 Emporia State ...... L 0-6 Emporia State ...... L 4-14 Fort Hays State ...... W 11-3 1983 • 12-12 Emporia State ...... L 0-1 $Oklahoma City ...... L 0-1 !Oklahoma City ...... L 0-5 Coach Kelly Stauffer Emporia State ...... W 9-5 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . . L 5-13 Coach Linda Moley !Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) W 3-0 #CSIC Tournament Emporia State ...... W 2-1 1973 • 4-3 Missouri Western ...... W 6-4 Northwest Iowa ...... W 7-4 1985 • 34-17 !Southern Utah ...... W 9-1 ^NAIA District 10 Playoffs Notre Dame (Ind.) ...... W 3-1 Coach Connie Floyd Missouri Western ...... L 3-4 1981 • 7-18 Bethany ...... W 15-5 Coach Linda Moley !IUPU-Indianapolis . . . . . L 1-6 $NAIA Bi-District IV Playoffs St. Mary (Neb.)...... L 0-1 Haskell Nations ...... W 15-8 Benedictine ...... L 1-3 Coach Patty Dick Kansas State ...... L 1-3 Only win-loss recorded !Missouri Southern ...... L 2-3 !NAIA National Tournament St. Edward’s (Texas) . . . . W 4-3 Emporia State ...... W 6-1 Benedictine ...... L 5-9 Fort Hays State ...... W 8-3 Kansas State ...... L 2-7 #CSIC Tournament St. Mary’s (Ind.) ...... L 2-8 Benedictine ...... W 35-5 Kansas Wesleyan . . . . . W 13-6 Fort Hays State ...... W 13-0 Johnson County ...... W 5-3 1986 • 50-12 ^NAIA District 10 Playoffs 1989 • 25-19 Missouri-Kansas City . . . . W 5-3 Kansas University . . . . . L 12-22 Creighton (Neb.) ...... L 0-4 Johnson County ...... W 4-1 Coach Linda Moley $NAIA Bi-District IV Playoffs Coach Kelly Stauffer Missouri-Kansas City . . . . W 9-1 Kansas State ...... W 17-5 1978 • 16-14 St. Mary’s of the Plains . . . 5-6 Northern Iowa ...... L 0-4 Benedictine ...... W 6-0 !NAIA National Tournament Only win-loss recorded Kansas University ...... L 0-8 Wichita State ...... L 4-7 Coach Jessie Furrer Emporia State ...... L 3-11 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 0-5 Benedictine ...... W 5-0 Kansas University ...... L 0-13 Fort Hays State ...... L 3-15 Only win-loss recorded Wichita State ...... L 3-5 Pittsburg State ...... W 1-0 Simpson (Iowa) ...... W 4-3 1987 • 35-21 1990 • 38-10 Central Missouri ...... L 1-3 Wichita State ...... W 5-4 Pittsburg State ...... L 0-5 Tarkio (Mo.) ...... W 4-0 Coach Linda Moley Coach Kelly Stauffer Truman State ...... W 10-0 1974 • 3-3 1979 • 14-13 Wichita State ...... L 6-10 Fort Hays State ...... W 5-1 Missouri Western ...... L 0-1 Only win-loss recorded Centrenary (La.) ...... W 6-3 Missouri Western ...... W 7-2 Coach Connie Floyd Coach Patty Dick Benedictine ...... L 3-4 Fort Hays State ...... L 0-1 Northeastern Oklahoma W 1-0 Wisconsin-Oshkosh . . . . . W 5-3 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 1-0 Emporia State ...... L Wichita State ...... L 1-2 Southwest Baptist ...... L 1-7 Johnson County ...... W 7-5 Wisconsin-Eau Claire . . . W 9-0 1988 • 31-18 Wisconsin-Oshkosh . . . . . W 7-0 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 3-0 Wichita State ...... W Wichita State ...... L 0-12 Marymount (Iowa). . . . . W 10-5 Johnson County ...... L 2-10 Northeastern Oklahoma W 1-0 Coach Kelly Stauffer Wisconsin-Superior . . . . . W 3-2 Friends ...... L 3-4 Fort Hays State ...... W Kansas State ...... L 1-4 Kansas State ...... L 0-2 Missouri Western ...... L 1-2 Missouri Western . . . . . W 10-0 Missouri-Kansas City . . . L 9-11 Wisconsin-Superior . . . . . W 1-0 Emporia State ...... W 4-3 Kansas State ...... L Kansas State ...... L 4-7 Kansas State ...... L 2-5 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . . W 3-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 2-1 Missouri Western ...... W 7-4 Luther (Iowa) ...... W 9-0 Missouri Western ...... W 6-1 Kansas University ...... L Fort Hays State ...... L 0-3 Kansas State ...... L 3-6 Wayne State (Neb.) ...... L 0-2 St. Mary’s of the Plains . W 6-3 Missouri Western ...... L 6-10 Central State (Okla.) . . . . W 4-3 Central State (Okla.) . . . . L 1-2 Haskell Nations ...... W Fort Hays State ...... L 3-4 Kansas State ...... L 0-20 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-2 St. Mary’s of the Plains . W 10-1 Oklahoma City ...... L 0-1 Livingston (Ala.) ...... W 6-3 Southwest Baptist ...... W 5-0 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-2 Benedictine ...... L 3-5 Emporia State ...... L 0-4 St. Mary’s of the Plains . W 12-4 Oklahoma City ...... W 3-1 Houston Baptist (Texas) . W 4-2 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 3-4 1975 • 8-3 Pittsburg State ...... L 0-12 Benedictine ...... L 2-11 Wichita State ...... W 3-0 William Jewell (Mo.) . . . . W 7-1 Missouri Southern ...... L 0-4 Luther (Iowa) ...... W 4-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 2-0 Coach Dennis McCool Marycrest (Iowa) ...... W 8-5 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-2 Baker ...... W 8-0 Concordia (Minn.) . . . . . W 11-2 Simpson College (Iowa) . W 5-4 Central State (Okla.) . . . . W 1-0 Missouri Western ...... L 5-6 Benedictine ...... W Marycrest (Iowa) ...... W 10-3 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-3 Emporia State ...... L 6-8 Missouri Western . . . . . W 10-1 Friends ...... W 7-0 Emporia State ...... W 2-0 Kansas University ...... L 0-7 Emporia State ...... L Emporia State ...... L 5-7 Friends ...... W 10-2 Friends ...... W 1-0 Emporia State ...... W 8-0 Wartburg College (Iowa) W 6-2 Friends ...... W 3-2 Kansas University ...... L 6-13 Fort Hays State ...... L Wichita State ...... W 8-2 St. Mary’s of the Plains . L 2-10 Pittsburg State ...... W 1-0 Central Missouri ...... W 2-0 Missouri Western ...... L 0-2 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 4-3 Oklahoma ...... L 0-7 Kansas Wesleyan ...... W Wichita State ...... W 8-5 Benedictine ...... L 6-9 Emporia State ...... L 1-3 Central Missouri ...... W 1-0 Baker ...... W 7-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 5-3 Oklahoma ...... W 3-0 Marymount (Iowa) ...... W Benedictine ...... W 1-0 Friends ...... W 7-0 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 1-0 Baker ...... W 11-4 Central Missouri ...... W 6-1 St. Xavier (Ill.) ...... L 0-8 Pittsburg State ...... W Benedictine ...... W 7-3 Friends ...... W 8-2 1984 • 26-9 St. Xavior (Ill.) ...... W 2-0 Kansas University ...... L 0-4 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 5-1 Bradley (Ill.) ...... W 3-1 Wichita State ...... L Bethany ...... W 14-1 Coach Linda Moley Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . W 3-2 Kansas University ...... L 0-7 Kansas Wesleyan ...... L 5-7 Drake (Iowa) ...... W 2-1 Kansas University ...... W Marymount (Iowa)...... W 9-2 1982 • 10-20 St. Mary’s of the Plains . . W 2-1 St. Cloud (Minn.) ...... W 5-0 Emporia State ...... W 8-7 Baker ...... L 0-2 Saginaw Valley (Mich.). . W 4-3 Kansas State ...... W Emporia State ...... L 1-2 Coach Patty Dick St. Mary’s of the Plains . . W 3-1 Mankato State (Minn.) . . W 3-2 Central State (Okla.) . . . . L 4-8 Kansas Wesleyan ...... W 9-0 Northern Iowa ...... L 0-4 Benedictine ...... W Fort Hays State ...... L 2-8 Fort Hays State...... L 2-15 Stephen F. Austin (Texas) . L 0-1 Illinois-Chicago ...... W 4-2 Northeastern State (Okla.) L 3-4 Baker ...... W 5-1 Pittsburg State ...... W 2-1 Marymount (Iowa) ...... W Johnson County ...... W 1-0 Fort Hays State ...... W 9-6 Ausburg College ...... W 1-0 Creighton (Neb.) ...... L 1-2 Missouri Southern ...... W 5-3 Kansas University ...... L 2-6 St. Cloud State (Minn.) . . W 1-0 Johnson County ...... W 9-1 Friends ...... L 3-8 Emporia State ...... L 0-2 Benedictine ...... W 4-0 Cameron (Okla.) ...... W 5-4 Kansas University ...... L 2-6 Northern Iowa ...... L 2-4 1976 • 7-5 Missouri Southern...... W 6-5 Friends ...... W 8-0 Fort Hays State ...... L 1-3 Emporia State ...... W 9-0 Oklahoma Baptist ...... W 2-0 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 9-2 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 5-0 Coach Dennis Bean Emporia State ...... L 1-6 Emporia State ...... W 2-0 Fort Hays State ...... W 10-3 Baker ...... W 2-0 Oklahoma City ...... L 1-6 Central Missouri ...... W 5-2 Central Missouri ...... L 2-4 Southwest Baptist . . . . . W 10-4 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . W 2-1 St. Mary’s of the Plains W 14-8 Baker ...... W 8-0 Peru State (Neb.) ...... W 7-0 Central Missouri...... W 10-9 Truman State ...... W 7-0 Truman State ...... W 12-6 Southwest Baptist . . . . . W 11-9 Fort Hays State ...... W 1-0 Missouri Western ...... L 0-4 Baker ...... W 8-1 Pittsburg State ...... W 2-0 Central Missouri...... W 9-2 Truman State ...... W 3-0 Missouri Southern ...... W 4-0 Kansas Wesleyan . . . . . W 19-2 Missouri Western ...... W 11-1 Benedictine...... L 1-5 St. Mary’s of the Plains . W 1-0 Benedictine ...... W 6-0 Truman State ...... W 2-0 Missouri Western ...... W 2-1 Missouri Western ...... W 2-1 Kansas Wesleyan . . . . . W 13-3 Emporia State ...... L 1-6 Benedictine...... L 2-3 Sterling College ...... W 5-1 Oklahoma City ...... W 1-0 Oklahoma City ...... W 4-2 Missouri Western ...... W 5-2 Augustana (S.D.) ...... W 4-2 Fort Hays State ...... L 12-15 Missouri Western ...... L 0-7 Fort Hays State ...... W 7-0 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 1-0 Missouri Southern ...... W 5-3 Nebraska-Omaha ...... W 3-1 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 1-10

48 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 49 Year By Year Scores Year By Year Scores Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 2-9 St. Edwards (Texas) . . . . . W 2-1 Wisconsin-Superior . . . . W 11-4 Central Oklahoma ...... W 7-0 Emporia State ...... L 7-8 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 3-0 Southern Colorado . . . . . W 9-1 2000 • 38-20 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 0-7 Avila (Kan.) ...... W 24-1 Emporia State ...... L 1-2 Sterling (Kan.) ...... W 7-0 Truman State ...... W 11-5 Missouri Southern ...... W 3-1 Western New Mexico . . . . L 3-4 Coach Kim Newbern ^Pittsburg State ...... W 2-0 Incarnate Word (Texas) W 11-0 Central (Iowa) ...... W 4-0 Central Oklahoma ...... W 7-0 Truman State ...... W 4-3 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-3 Southwest State (Minn.) . W 5-1 Eastern New Mexico . . . W 11-6 ^Missouri Southern . . . . . L 0-3 Incarnate Word (Texas) . W 8-0 Emporia State ...... W 5-7 Emporia State ...... W 5-4 Central Missouri ...... L 2-9 Southwest Baptist ...... W 7-1 Central (Iowa) ...... L 0-2 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-1 ^Central Missouri ...... L 0-4 Texas Lutheran ...... W 10-3 Emporia State ...... T 5-5 Missouri Southern ...... L 0-4 Central Missouri ...... L 3-13 Missouri-Rolla ...... W 4-2 Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 2-8 Northwest Missouri ...... L 3-8 ^MIAA Tournament Texas Lutheran ...... W 6-2 Central Missouri ...... L 5-7 Kansas Newman ...... W 10-6 Emporia State ...... W 10-4 Wichita State ...... L 1-5 Pittsburg State ...... W 1-0 Missouri Western ...... W 5-1 St. Mary’s (Kan.)...... W 7-6 Central Missouri ...... L 3-5 Kansas Newman ...... W 12-6 Emporia State ...... W 3-0 Wichita State ...... W 4-1 Columbia College (Mo.) . W 1-0 Oklahoma Panhandle . . . W 5-4 1992 • 26-23 St. Mary’s (Kan.)...... W 3-1 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 8-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 3-1 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 3-1 ^Missouri Western . . . . . W 7-4 Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 3-4 Eastern New Mexico . . . . W 5-0 Coach Kelly Osburn North Dakota ...... W 7-5 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 4-5 Northwest Missouri . . . W 10-3 Oklahoma City ...... L 0-9 ^Central Missouri ...... L 0-4 Baker ...... W 8-0 Kansas ...... L 0-5 Oklahoma Baptist ...... W 5-1 North Dakota ...... W 5-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 3-7 Truman State ...... W 6-5 Emporia State ...... L 0-5 ^Emporia State ...... W 6-3 Baker ...... W 10-0 Nebraska-Omaha...... L 5-8 Oklahoma City ...... L 2-9 Colo.-Colorado Springs W 22-0 Emporia State ...... L 2-3 Truman State ...... W 8-0 Southwest Baptist . . . . . W 11-0 ^Missouri Western ...... L 1-5 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-3 Northwest MIssouri . . . . W 5-2 Oklahoma City ...... L 1-2 Colo.-Colorado Springs . . W 7-1 Oklahoma ...... L 0-17 Central Missouri ...... L 3-4 Pittsburg State ...... W 9-0 ^MIAA Tournament Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-5 Nebraska-Omaha...... L 2-12 Northeastern State (Okla.) L 3-4 Missouri Western ...... W 2-1 Pittsburg State ...... L 0-11 Central Missouri ...... L 1-5 Pittsburg State ...... W 13-1 Northern Colorado . . . . . W 9-1 Nebraska-Omaha...... L 2-3 Northeastern State (Okla.) L 1-4 Truman State ...... W 12-0 Pittsburg State ...... L 0-4 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 3-9 Pittsburg state ...... W 13-4 1998 • 27-14 Northern Colorado . . . . . W 6-4 Bethany College...... W 2-0 Quincy (Ill.) ...... W 4-2 Emporia State ...... W 2-1 Truman State ...... L 2-10 Doane (Neb.) ...... W 4-0 Missouri-Rolla ...... W 4-0 Coach Kim Newbern Adelphi (N.Y.) ...... W 6-1 Bethany College...... W 8-2 Truman State ...... W 5-4 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 2-0 Missouri Western ...... W 4-2 Regis (Colo.)...... W 4-0 Southwest Baptist . . . . . W 12-2 Southwest Baptist ...... W 9-0 Wayne State (Mich.) . . . . W 2-1 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . . W 8-0 Missouri Southern ...... L 0-7 Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 0-9 Central Missouri ...... L 1-3 Colo. School of Mines . . W 11-2 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... 4-0 Central Arkansas ...... W 2-0 Florida Southern ...... W 5-1 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . W 10-4 Northeastern (Okla.) . . . . W 9-0 Concordia (Neb.) ...... W 7-0 Central Missouri ...... L 0-16 Morningside (Iowa) ...... L 3-6 Missouri Southern ...... L 1-5 Delta State (Miss.) . . . . . W 6-2 Florida Tech ...... L 2-6 Coe College (Iowa) ...... L 2-3 Emporia State ...... W 5-3 St. Cloud (Minn.) ...... L 0-3 Oklahoma City ...... L 5-6 Pittsburg State ...... L 4-9 Missouri-St. Louis ...... L 7-8 Central Missouri ...... W 8-1 Minnesota-Duluth ...... W 3-1 Missouri-Rolla...... W 7-1 Missouri Southern ...... L 3-10 Missouri-St. Louis ...... W 7-6 Benedictine ...... W 7-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 4-3 ^Pittsburg State ...... W 8-0 Oklahoma City ...... L 1-7 Rollins College (Fla.) . . . . W 4-3 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-2 Central Missouri ...... W 8-1 Mankato State (Minn.) . . W 6-4 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-2 Missouri-St. Louis ...... W 5-1 ^Central Missouri ...... W 4-2 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 3-7 Erskine ...... W 2-0 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 4-2 Central Missouri ...... W 11-4 St. Xavier (Ill.) ...... L 1-4 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 0-1 Missouri Southern ...... L 5-6 ^Emporia State ...... L 10-12 Pittsburg State ...... W 6-3 East Stroudsburg (Pa.). . . W 4-0 North Dakota State ...... L 1-6 Northeastern (Okla.) . . . . L 1-2 Emporia State ...... L 1-8 Emporia State ...... W 6-1 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 3-1 ^Missouri Southern . . . . . L 1-7 Missouri Southern ...... W 4-3 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) . . W 11-3 Park University (Mo.) . . . . W 5-1 Grand View (Iowa) . . . . . W 7-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 7-3 Emporia State ...... L 3-5 Southwest Baptist ...... W 5-0 ^MIAA Tournament Central Arkansas...... W 8-1 Erskine (S.C.) ...... W 13-3 Eureka College (Ill.) . . . . . W 8-0 Quincy (Ill.) ...... W 7-2 Missouri-Kansas City . . . W 5-2 *Missouri-Rolla ...... W 6-5 Missouri-Rolla...... W 8-0 Cameron (Okla.) ...... W 3-1 Fort Hays State ...... L 1-3 Vanguard (Calif.) ...... W 1-0 Pittsburg State ...... L 2-5 Missouri-Kansas City . . . . W 9-1 *Southwest Baptist . . . W 11-9 Pittsburg State...... L 1-2 1997 • 27-21 Northwest Missouri . . . W 16-5 Fort Hays State ...... L 2-3 Abilene Christian (Texas) . L 0-4 Kansas University ...... L 0-9 Pittsburg State ...... W 3-2 *Missouri-St. Louis . . . . . W 6-5 Missouri Western ...... W 8-4 Coach Kim Newbern Pittsburg State ...... L 3-6 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 4-0 Incarnate Word (Texas) . . . L 7-8 Kansas University ...... L 1-3 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 8-0 *Pittsburg State ...... L 2-3 Missouri Western ...... W 5-0 South Dakota State . . . . W 5-3 Mankato State (Minn.) . . W 9-4 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-8 Newman (Kan.) ...... W 3-2 Friends...... W 5-2 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 2-6 *Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 11-2 ^Missouri-St. Louis ...... L 0-4 South Dakota State . . . . W 4-0 St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) W 8-2 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 8-0 Newman (Kan.) ...... W 1-0 Central Missouri ...... W 3-2 Central Missouri ...... W 6-0 *Missouri Southern . . . . . L 0-4 ^Missouri Southern . . . . . W 1-0 Bethany ...... W 14-0 Georgia College ...... W 4-2 Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 8-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 5-4 Emporia State ...... W 8-0 Central Missouri ...... W 5-4 ^Missouri Western . . . . . L 3-12 ^Pittsburg State...... L 1-2 Bethany ...... W 11-3 S. Connecticut State . . . . . L 4-3 Missouri-Rolla ...... W 3-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 7-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 1-0 Pittsburg State ...... L 5-8 ^Lincoln (Mo.) ...... W 4-3 ^ MIAA Tournament Missouri Southern ...... W 3-1 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) . . W 9-3 Missouri-Rolla ...... W 5-0 Fort Hays State ...... W 3-2 Missouri Western ...... L 3-4 SIU-Edwardsville ...... W 8-0 ^Missouri-St. Louis ...... L 2-5 South Dakota State . . . . . L 8-9 Mankato State (Minn.) . . W 7-0 Emporia State ...... W 2-0 Fort Hays State ...... L 0-6 Mankato State (Minn.) L. . . 2-3 Quincy (Ill.) ...... L 1-6 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 3-4 1996 • 31-19 Central Arkansas ...... W 9-1 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 3-4 Emporia State ...... W 2-1 Nebraska-Omaha...... L 5-6 Truman State ...... L 2-9 South Dakota ...... W 8-1 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 1-10 Coaches Kevin Central Iowa ...... W 5-3 Pittsburg State ...... W 7-4 Fort Hays State ...... W 2-0 South Dakota State. . . . . W 6-5 Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.) L 5-6 Missouri Western . . . . . W 10-6 *MIAA Interdivision Blaskowski/John Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 2-6 Pittsburg State ...... W 16-1 Fort Hays State ...... W 2-0 South Dakota...... W 4-0 St. Cloud State (Minn.) . . . L 4-6 Truman State ...... W 7-0 Tournament Punzo Baker ...... W 7-3 Central Missouri ...... L 2-3 North Dakota State . . . . L 7-12 North Dakota State ...... L 1-7 St. Xavier (Ill.) ...... W 5-1 ^Missouri-Rolla ...... W 5-1 ^MIAA Tournament Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 1-7 Baker ...... W 7-0 Central Missouri ...... L 2-1 Morningside (Iowa) . . . . . L 4-7 Missouri Southern ...... L 1-3 Valpraiso (Ind.)...... W 5-1 ^Pittsburg State ...... L 0-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 2-3 Missouri-Kansas City . . . W 9-8 Southwest Baptist...... W 1-0 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 1-2 Missouri Southern ...... L 0-2 Illinois-Chicago ...... W 6-5 ^Emporia State...... L 5-7 1995 • 31-22 Emporia State...... L 1-6 Missouri-Kansas City . . . . L 5-6 Southwest Baptist...... W 4-0 Minnesota-Duluth . . . . . W 5-3 Central Missouri...... W 4-3 Saginaw Valley (Mich.) . . . L 4-5 ^MIAA Tournament Coach Kevin Pittsburg State ...... L 0-9 Central (Iowa) ...... W 1-0 Emporia State ...... W 6-1 Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 0-4 Central Missouri...... W 7-4 Emporia State ...... L 1-2 Blaskowski Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 3-4 Buena Vista (Neb.) ...... L 3-4 Emporia State ...... W 7-0 Pittsburg State ...... L 3-4 Truman State ...... W 5-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 3-0 1994 • 22-32-1 Nebraska-Omaha...... W 5-4 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 2-3 Eastern New Mexico . . . . W 9-1 Missouri Southern ...... W 7-5 Southwest Baptist ...... W 4-3 Truman State ...... W 4-2 St. Mary’s (Kan.) ...... L 1-2 Coach Kelly Osburn Nebraska-Omaha...... L 2-11 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 4-5 South Dakota State . . . . . L 3-4 Missouri Southern ...... L 3-12 Southwest Baptist ...... W 4-3 Missouri Western ...... W 8-2 Augustana (S.D.) ...... W 3-2 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 1-8 Northeastern State (Okla.) . L 3-6 Peru State (Neb.) ...... W 1-0 Mississippi College . . . . . W 8-0 Truman State ...... W 4-1 Central Missouri ...... W 5-0 Missouri Western ...... W 6-0 Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 7-4 Southwest Baptist . . . . . W 11-4 William Penn (Iowa) . . . . . L 3-4 Doane (Neb.) ...... W 14-1 West Florida ...... W 5-0 Truman State ...... L 1-9 Central Missouri ...... L 0-2 Emporia State ...... L 2-6 Missouri Western ...... W 4-2 Central Oklahoma . . . . W 10-8 Central College ...... W 5-2 Buena Vista (Neb.) . . . . . W 8-0 Arkansas-Monticello . . . . . L 3-6 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 8-4 Missouri Southern ...... W 2-0 Emporia State ...... W 6-0 Central Missouri ...... W 11-3 New Mexico Highlands . W 9-6 South Dakota State. . . . W 18-3 Baker ...... W 4-3 Missouri Western ...... L 3-7 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 6-2 Missouri Southern ...... L 0-2 Missouri-Rolla...... W 4-3 Truman State ...... L 0-4 Nebraska-Omaha ...... W 8-5 South Dakota...... W 19-3 Baker ...... W 6-4 Lipscomb (Tenn.) ...... W 8-5 Missouri Western ...... L 3-4 Truman State ...... L 0-4 Missouri-Rolla...... W 4-3 Oklahoma ...... W 6-1 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-2 South Dakota...... W 8-5 Peru State (Neb.) ...... W 5-0 Lambuth (Tenn.) ...... L 0-5 Missouri Western ...... L 3-6 Truman State ...... W 5-4 Southwest Baptist ...... W 3-1 Oklahoma ...... L 2-4 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . . L 2-3 Pittsburg State...... L 5-8 Dana (Neb.) ...... W 6-2 Missouri Western ...... L 0-3 ^Emporia State ...... L 0-7 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 3-5 Southwest Baptist ...... W 3-0 Pittsburg State ...... W 3-2 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . W 6-4 Pittsburg State...... L 2-9 Dana (Neb.) ...... W 11-3 West Florida...... L 0-3 ^Pittsburg State ...... W 3-2 Northwest Missouri . . W 20-10 Fort Hays State ...... W 7-0 Missouri-Kansas City . . . W 6-2 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 6-14 Central College (Iowa). . . . L 0-1 Adams State (Colo.) . . . . W 2-1 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) . . . . . L 0-2 ^Missouri Western . . . . . W 3-2 Pittsburg State ...... W 3-0 Fort Hays State ...... L 6-8 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 2-5 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L 1-12 Pittsburg State ...... L 1-6 Adams State (Colo.) . . . . W 7-4 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) . . . . . L 0-4 ^Central Missouri ...... W 4-3 Missouri Western ...... W 3-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 4-3 ^Southwest Baptist . . . . W 5-0 Missouri Southern ...... L 0-4 Northeastern State (Okla.) . L 5-6 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 1-2 Truman State ...... W 7-6 ^Emporia State...... L 5-8 Missouri Western ...... W 6-1 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 5-1 ^Pittsburg State ...... L 2-3 North Dakota State . . . . W 8-0 Central College ...... L 4-5 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 1-2 Truman State ...... W 4-2 ^MIAA Tournament ^Northwest Missouri . . . . L 4-5 ^Missouri-Rolla ...... W 6-0 ^Missouri-Rolla ...... W 3-1 St. Cloud State (Minn.) . . W 7-1 Pittsburg State...... L 4-6 Missouri Western ...... W 3-2 Northwest Missouri . . . . . L 1-2 ^Missouri Southern . . . . W 4-3 ^Pittsburg State ...... W 2-1 ^Central Missouri ...... L 0-3 Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 4-6 Northeastern State (Okla.) W 8-7 Missouri Western . . . . . W 10-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 4-3 1999 • 41-24 ^Truman State ...... L 0-1 ^Truman State ...... W 3-2 ^MIAA Tournament Wayne State (Neb.) . . . . . L 0-9 Dana (Neb.) ...... W 6-3 Central (Iowa) ...... W 8-1 Central Missouri ...... L 0-3 Coach Kim Newbern !Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 0-4 ^Truman State ...... L 1-2 Wayne State (Neb.) . . . W 14-3 Dana (Neb.) ...... W 7-6 Southern Nazarene . . . . . W 8-1 Central Missouri ...... L 1-3 Tarleton State (Texas) . . . . L 2-3 !Truman State...... L 3-6 ^Truman State ...... L 0-2 1993 • 33-9 Pittsburg State ...... L 0-7 Emporia State ...... L 6-7 Southern Colorado ...... L 1-2 Pittsburg State ...... W 5-4 Northern Colorado . . . . . W 9-0 ^MIAA Tournament ^ MIAA Tournament Game Coach Kelly Osburn New York Tech ...... W 5-1 Emporia State ...... W 9-4 Southern Colorado . . . . W 12-1 Pittsburg State ...... L 3-4 Southern Colorado . . . . . W 4-1 !NCAA Regional Tournament North Dakota State . . . . W 6-3 Northwest Missouri . . . . . W 3-1 Emporia State...... L 4-10 Southern Colorado . . . . W 11-3 Emporia State ...... W 7-0 Western New Mexico . . . W 7-3 North Dakota State . . . . W 5-0 Northwest Missouri . . . . W 6-5 St. Mary’s (Kan.)...... W 4-0 Emporia State ...... W 8-0 Emporia State ...... L 3-5 Colorado College . . . . . W 14-0

50 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 51 MIAA Opponents MIAA Opponents Pittsburg State University Truman State University Game Date: March 27 - at PSU Press Box Phone: N/A Game Date: April 7 - at TSU Press Box Phone: N/A Location: Pittsburg, Kan. Head Coach: Shally Lundien Location: Kirksville, Mo. Head Coach: Kristy Schroeder Founded: 1903 Alma Mater: Missouri Southern - 1995 Founded: 1867 Alma Mater: California-Los Angeles - 1993 Enrollment: 6,377 Record at PSU: 95-94 (5th year) Enrollment: 6,300 Record at TSU: 90-23 (3rd year) Nickname: Gorillas Overall Record: Same Nickname: Bulldogs Overall Record: Same Colors: Crimson and gold Phone: 316.232.7947 Colors: Purple and white Phone: 660.785.4343 President: Dr. Tom Bryant Assistant Coach: Marlene Dunleavy President: Dr. Jack Magruder Assistant Coach: Michelle Rackers Director of Athletics: Chuck Broyles 2000 Record: 32-17 Director of Athletics: Jerry Wollmering 2000 Record: 44-12 SID: Dan Wilkes MIAA Record/Finish: 12-6/4th SID: Melissa Ware MIAA Record/Finish: 15-3/T-1st E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 13/2 E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 9/5 Phone: 316.235.4147 Record vs Washburn: PSU leads 33-31 Phone: 660.785.4276 Record vs Washburn: WU leads 20-10 Fax: 316.235.4149 Last year results: W 5-4, W 7-0, W 2-1 Fax: 660.785.7475 Last year results: W 5-1, W 4-2, W 3-2, T 1-2, T 0-2

Missouri Southern State College Missouri Western State College Game Date: April 3 - at Washburn Press Box Phone: N/A Game Date: April 10 - at Washburn Press Box Phone: N/A Location: Joplin, Mo. Head Coach: Ron Faubion Location: St. Joseph, Mo. Head Coach: Jill Heckman Founded: 1968 Alma Mater: Oklahoma State - 1970 Founded: 1969 Alma Mater: Kansas - 1993 Enrollment: 5,785 Record at MSSC: First year Enrollment: 5,158 Record at MWSC: 44-57 (3rd year) Nickname: Lady Lions Overall Record: 184-62 (four years) Nickname: Griffons Overall Record: Same Colors: Green and gold Phone: 417.625.9573 Colors: Black and gold Phone: 816.271.4480 President: Dr. Julio S. Leon Assistant Coach: Jennifer Jimerson President: Dr. Brenda Blessing Assistant Coach: Kristin Kelley Director of Athletics: Sallie Beard 2000 Record: 38-15 Director of Athletics: Pete Chapman 2000 Record: 21-34 SID: Joe Moore MIAA Record/Finish: 13-5/3rd SID: Brett King MIAA Record/Finish: 3-15/10th E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 10/4 E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 7/3 Phone: 417.626.7485 Record vs Washburn: MSSC leads 20-13 Phone: 816.271.4257 Record vs Washburn: WU leads 29-15 Fax: 417.625.9397 Last year results: M 1-3, M 0-2 Fax: 816.271.4544 Last year results: W 8-2, W 6-0

Central Missouri State University Emporia State University Game Date: April 6 - at CMSU Press Box Phone: N/A Game Date: April 17 - Topeka Press Box Phone: 316.343.1815 Location: Warrensburg, Mo. Head Coach: Rhesa Sumrell Location: Emporia, Kan. Head Coach: Jo Kord Founded: 1871 Alma Mater: Middle Tennessee State- 1971 Founded: 1863 Alma Mater: New Mexico State - 1988 Enrollment: 11,000 Record at CMSU: 413-225 (14th year) Enrollment: 5,616 Record at ESU: 205-145-1 (9th year) Nickname: Jennies Overall Record: 621-393 (26th year) Nickname: Hornets Overall Record: Same Colors: Cardinal and black Phone: 660.543.4139 Colors: Old Gold and black Phone: 316.341.5952 President: Dr. Bobby Patton Assistant Coaches: Don Kennedy, Aron Potter President: Dr. Kay Schallenkamp Assistant Coach: Charlie Hopkins Director of Athletics: Jerry Hughes 2000 Record: 24-28 Director of Athletics: Kent Wesier 2000 Record: 21-22 SID: Dennis Slusser MIAA Record/Finish: 4-14/9th SID: Don Weast MIAA Record/Finish: 9-9 /6th E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 8/7 E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 10/5 Phone: 660.543.4088 Record vs Washburn: WU leads 19-18 Phone: 316.341.5454 Record vs Washburn: ESU leads 40-33 Fax: 660.543.8034 Last year results: W 4-3, W 7-4 Fax: 316.341.5589 Last year results: E 2-6, W 6-0

52 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 53 MIAA Opponents Series record vs all opponents MIAA Opponets Colorado-Colorado Springs 2-0 Oklahoma City ...... 4-13 University of Missouri-Rolla Central Missouri State. . 19-18 Columbia College (Mo.) . . 1-0 Oklahoma Panhandle . . . . 1-0 Game Date: April 20 - at Washburn Press Box Phone: N/A Emporia State ...... 33-40 Concordia (Minn.) ...... 1-1 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) . . . . . 0-2 Concordia (Neb.) ...... 1-0 Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) . . 1-0 Location: Rolla, Mo. Head Coach: Dave Burwell Missouri Southern . . . . . 13-20 Creighton (Neb.) ...... 0-2 Park (Mo.) ...... 1-0 Founded: 1870 Alma Mater: Missouri-Rolla Missouri Western...... 29-15 Missouri-Rolla ...... 12-0 Dana College (Neb.) . . . . . 4-0 Peru State (Neb.) ...... 3-0 Enrollment: 4,415 Record at UMR: 133-149 (7th year) Northwest Missouri . . . . 25-13 Delta State (Miss.) ...... 1-0 Quincy (Ill.)...... 2-1 Nickname: Lady Miners Overall Record: Same Pittsburg State ...... 31-33 Doane College (Neb.) . . . . 2-0 Regis (Colo.)...... 1-0 Colors: Silver and gold Phone: 573.341.4968 Southwest Baptist ...... 17-1 Drake (Iowa) ...... 1-0 Rollins College (Fla.) . . . . . 1-0 Chancellor: Dr. Gary Thomas Assistant Coach: Lisa Burwell Truman State...... 20-10 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) . . . . 3-0 Saginaw Valley (Mich.) . . . 1-1 Director of Athletics: Mark Mullin 2000 Record: 16-37 Eastern New Mexico . . . . . 3-0 Simpson College (Iowa). . . 2-0 SID: John Kean MIAA Record/Finish: 5-13/T7th Kansas Opponets Erksine (S.C.) ...... 2-0 SIU-Edwardsville ...... 1-0 Eureka College (Ill.) ...... 1-0 South Connecticut State . . 0-1 E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 10/6 Avila College (Mo.) ...... 1-0 Florida Southern ...... 1-0 South Dakota...... 4-0 Phone: 573.341.4140 Record vs Washburn: WU leads 12-0 Baker ...... 15-2 Florida Tech ...... 0-1 South Dakota State ...... 4-2 Fax: 573.341.4880 Last year results: W 7-1, W 4-3, W 4-3 Benedictine ...... 19-10 Georgia College...... 1-0 Southern Colorado...... 4-1 Bethany ...... 10-0 Grand View (Iowa)...... 1-0 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) . 1-0 Cloud County ...... 2-1 Henderson State (Ark.) . . . 0-0 Southern Utah ...... 1-0 Fort Hays State ...... 16-18 Houston Baptist (Texas) . . 1-0 Southwest State (Minn.) . . 1-0 Southwest Baptist University Friends ...... 9-3 Illinois-Chicago ...... 2-0 St. Cloud State (Minn.) . . . 3-2 Game Date: April 21 - at Washburn Press Box Phone: N/A Haskell Nations ...... 3-0 Incarnate Word (Texas) . . . 2-1 St. Edward’s (Texas) ...... 2-0 Johnson County ...... 8-4 Location: Bolivar, Mo. Head Coach: Tony Hatmaker Indiana State ...... 1-1 St. Francis (Ill.) ...... 1-0 Newman...... 4-0 Founded: 1878 Alma Mater: Union College - 1992 IUPU-Indianapolis ...... 0-1 St. Mary’s (Ind.) ...... 0-1 Kansas State ...... 4-14 Enrollment: 3,000 Record at SBU: 27-65 (3rd year) Lincoln (Mo.) ...... 11-0 St. Mary’s (Neb.)...... 0-1 Kansas ...... 2-16 Nickname: Bearcats Overall Record: 27-65 (3rd year) Lambuth (Tenn.)...... 0-1 St. Mary’s (Texas)...... 1-0 Kansas Wesleyan ...... 7-1 Limpcomb (Tenn.) ...... 1-0 St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) . 1-0 Colors: Purple and white Phone: 417.328.1791 St. Mary’s (Kan.) ...... 3-1 Livingston (Ala.)...... 1-0 St. Xavier (Ill.)...... 2-2 President: Dr. C. Pat Taylor Assistant Coach: Jennifer Landrith St. Mary’s of the Plains . . . 8-2 Lutheran (Iowa) ...... 2-0 Stephen F. Austin (Texas). . 0-1 Director of Athletics: TBA 2000 Record: 16-38 Sterling College ...... 3-0 Mankato State (Minn.) . . . 4-1 Tarkio (Mo.) ...... 2-0 SID: TBA MIAA Record/Finish: 5-13/7th Tabor ...... 1-0 Marycrest (Iowa) ...... 2-0 Tarleton State (Texas) . . . . 0-1 E-mail: TBA Letter winnes returning/lost: 9/5 Wichita State ...... 12-13 Marymount (N.Y.)...... 8-1 Texas Lutheran...... 2-0 Phone: 417.328.1799 Record vs Washburn: WU leads 17-1 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 2-0 Texas Woman’s ...... 0-0 Fax: 417.328.1745 Last year results: W 3-1, W 3-0 All Other Opponets Mississippi College ...... 1-0 Valpraiso (Ind.) ...... 1-0 Abilene Christian (Texas). . 0-1 Missouri Baptist...... 1-0 Vanguard (Calif.) ...... 1-0 Adams State (Colo.)...... 2-0 Missouri-Kansas City . . . . . 7-3 Wartburg College (Iowa) . . 1-0 Northwest Missouri State University Adelphi (N.Y.)...... 1-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 3-3 Wayne State (Neb.) ...... 8-7 Arkansas-Monticello . . . . . 0-1 Morningside (Iowa) ...... 0-2 Wayne State (Mich.) . . . . . 1-0 Game Date: April 24 - at NWMSU Press Box Phone: N/A Augustana (S.D.) ...... 2-5 Mount St. Scholastic . . . . . 1-0 West Florida ...... 1-1 Location: Maryville, Mo. Head Coach: Pam Knox Augsburg College (Minn.) . 1-0 Nebraska-Kearney . . . . . 12-20 Western New Mexico . . . . . 1-1 Founded: 1905 Alma Mater: Cal-State Fullerton Bradley (Ill.) ...... 1-0 Nebraska-Omaha...... 3-9 William Jewell (Mo.) . . . . . 1-0 Enrollment: 6,200 Record at NWMSU: 96-78 (6th year) Briar Cliff (Neb.) ...... 1-0 New Mexico Highlands . . . 1-0 William Penn (Iowa) . . . . . 0-1 Nickname: Bearcats Overall Record: 149-116 (8th year) Buena Vista (Neb.)...... 1-1 New York Tech ...... 1-0 William Woods (Mo.) . . . . . 0-1 Cameron (Okla.)...... 2-0 Colors: Forest Green and white Phone: 660.562.1783 North Dakota...... 2-1 Wisc.-Eau Claire ...... 1-0 Central (Iowa) ...... 5-3 North Dakota State ...... 3-3 Wisc.-Oshkosh ...... 2-0 President: Dr. Dean L. Hubbard Assistant Coaches: Jaime Klein, Melissa Angel Central Arkansas ...... 3-0 Director of Athletics: Dr. James Redd 2000 Record: 28-23 Northeastern State (Okla.) 4-6 Wisc.-Superior ...... 3-0 Central Oklahoma ...... 3-0 Northern Colorado...... 3-0 SID: Andy Seeley MIAA Record/Finish: 9-9/T5th Central State (Ohio) . . . . . 4-3 Northern Iowa ...... 0-3 2001 Opponents in Bold E-mail: [email protected] Letter winnes returning/lost: 7/8 Centrenary (La.) ...... 1-0 Northwest Iowa ...... 1-0 Phone: 660.562.1118 Record vs Washburn: WU leads 25-13 Coe College (Iowa) ...... 0-1 Notre Dame (Ind.) ...... 1-0 Fax: 660.562.1582 Last year results: N 3-8, W 5-2, W 4-3, W 5-1 Colorado College...... 1-0 Oklahoma ...... 2-3 Colorado School of Mines . 1-0 Oklahoma Baptist ...... 2-0 54 2001 Washburn Media Guide 2001 Washburn Media Guide 55