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Table of Contents 2007 Lady Ram Softball Media Information...... 2 Coaching Staff ...... 3 2007 Roster ...... 4 2007 Preview ...... 5 2007 Schedule/Opponents ...... 6 Meet the Lady Rams ...... 7-11 2006 Review ...... 12-13 Red River Athletic Conference ...... 14 Lady Ram Record Book ...... 15-16 All-time Roster/vs. Opponents...... 17 Athletic Directory ...... 18 Sycamore Park ...... 19 Athletic History...... 20-21 Texas Wesleyan Information ...... 22-23 Campus Map ...... 24 Media Outlets

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Kelly Morris ...... (817) 642-0233 Dallas Morning News Bob Yates ...... (214) 977-8260 Arlington Star-Telegram Rick Mauch ...... (817) 548-5479 Arlington Morning News Cameron Maun ...... (817) 695-0330 WFAA-TV (ABC) The Lady Rams broke or tied 25 school records last season including 66 home runs in a season, 6 home runs in a game, and 328 runs scored. George Riba...... (214) 977-6585 KDFW-TV (Fox) Credits The 2007 Texas Wesleyan Softball Media Guide is a production of the Texas Wesleyan Sports Mike Doocy ...... (817) 654-4000 Information Office. The book was written and edited by Josh Lacy. Editorial assistance was provided KTVT-TV (CBS)...... (817) 451-1111 by Adrienne Lacy and Kevin Millikan. Covers by Josh Lacy. Contributing photographers include Jose KXAS-TV (NBC) Valdez and Josh Lacy. The book was printed by MultiAd Sports, in Peoria, Ill. Newy Scruggs ...... (817) 429-5555 2007 Quick Facts School Information Team Information Location ...... Fort Worth,Texas Overall/Conference Record . . . . 29-21/16-8 Founded...... 1890 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 8/2 Enrollment ...... 2,765 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 9/7 Nickname...... Lady Rams Colors ...... Blue and Gold History Facility ...... Sycamore Park (500) First Year of Softball ...... 1978 Affiliation ...... NAIA Division I All-time Record ...... 521-433-2 Conference ...... Red River Conference Championships ...... Four All-time Postseason Record ...... 19-18 Administration President ...... Dr. Harold Jeffcoat Sports Information Athletics Director...... Kevin Millikan Sports Information Director...... Josh Lacy Faculty Athletics Representative . . Pam Rast Office Phone ...... (817) 531-4855 Ariel Raley was named Co-team MVP after hitting .410 with 40 RBI and Cell Phone ...... (817) 584-8178 playing outstanding defense at third base. Coaching Staff E-mail ...... [email protected] Note Head Coach ...... Shannon Gower Fax ...... (817) 531-4208 The 2007 Texas Wesleyan Softball Media Alma Mater...... Texas Wesleyan ‘04 Assistant SID ...... Brad Averitte Guide contains historical information that dates Record at Wesleyan ...... 57-46 (2 Yrs) Student Assistant...... Ryan Amador back to the programs inception in 1978. To Career Record ...... same Website ...... www.ramsports.net make any corrections or provide information Assistant Coach ...... Devin Blew that will aid in its accuracy, please contact the Texas Wesleyan Sports Information Department Office Phone ...... (817) 531-4852 at (817) 531-4855 or write to us at 1201 E-mail...... [email protected] Wesleyan St., Fort Worth,TX 76105 1 Media Information

Texas Wesleyan Media Quick Facts Directions to Sycamore Park

Sports Information Staff Sports Information Department From the East The Texas Wesleyan Sports Information Josh Lacy Department is located on the second floor of the From I-30, Exit Beach Street and go south for two Sports Information Director Sid Richardson Center, which is located on miles. Turn right on Rosedale Ave. and the com- Phone ______(817) 531-4855 Collard Street between Rosedale Avenue and plex is on your right. Cell ______(817) 584-8178 Vickery Street. [email protected] From the West Media Information Brad Averitte The 2007 edition of the Texas Wesleyan From I-30, Exit Highway 287 South. Travel two Assistant SID University’s Softball Media Guide has been pro- miles and exit Rosedale Avenue. Go East (left) Phone ______(817) 531-7548 duced to assist with your coverage of the Lady and the complex is on your left. E-Mail [email protected] Rams. Additional information, photographs, and statistics are available upon request. From the South

Ryan Amador Best Time to Reach Coaches From I-20, Exit Highway 287 North. Travel five Student Assistant Coach Gower can generally be reached in the miles and exit Rosedale Avenue. Go East (right) E-Mail [email protected] morning from 10 to 12. All interviews should be and the complex is on your left. coordinated through the Sports Information Department. From the North

Jose Valdez Interview Policy From I-35 West. Exit Highway 287 South. Travel Photography Media interviews of athletes and coaches are two miles and exit Rosedale Avenue. Go East [email protected] encouraged, and every effort will be made to (left) and the complex is on your left. accommodate requests. In-person interviews are preferred, but telephone interviews can be arranged through the Texas Wesleyan Sports Information Office. Under no circumstances will Other Information Numbers: student-athletes’ residence numbers be supplied Sports Information Fax: ______(817) 531-4208 to the media. TWU Press Row: ______(817) 584-8178 Mailing Address: ____Texas Wesleyan University ______Sports Information Department ______1201 Wesleyan St. ______Fort Worth, Texas 76105

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2 Coaching Staff

Shannon GOWER Head Coach Third Season Texas Wesleyan,‘04

Shannon Gower is in her third season as head coach of the Texas Wesleyan softball program.

With 57 wins in her first two seasons at the helm, Gower clearly has the Lady Rams headed in the right direction. In her first season as head coach, she led the Lady Rams to a 28-25 record, a four-game improvement over the 2004 campaign. The team was also .500 (12- 12) in Red River Athletic Conference play for the first time since joining the conference. In addition, the Lady Rams reached the semifinals of the RRAC Tournament for the second consecutive season.

In 2006, the Rams got even better posting a 29-21 record. They were the 2nd-seed in the RRAC Tournament after going 16-8 in conference play. The Lady Rams broke numerous records including their 66 home runs, which was an NAIA record at the time, although it was later broken by the University of Mobile who finished the season with 80. In addition, Gower placed five players on the All-RRAC and All-Region VI teams.

Gower was a member of the 2002 and 2003 Texas Wesleyan softball teams, for whom she was the starting shortstop. She also received the team's 3-D Award in her senior season. Following her senior year, she Shannon Gower (above) has led the Lady Rams to 57 served as an assistant coach for one season. wins in her first two seasons as head coach.

Prior to joining the Wesleyans softball team, Gower was a two-year letter winner at Vernon Regional Junior College, where she was selected to the Region V All- Star team and was a captain in her sophomore season. Devin Blew (right) recorded 20 wins in two seasons Gower is a graduate of Aledo High School, where she with the Lady Rams. was 1st-team All-District in her sophomore, junior, and the Lady Rams. She appeared in 55 games including 37 senior seasons. She was also an All-Parker County Devin starts, and posted 20 complete games. She struckout selection in her junior season and was named District BLEW 154 hitters in 238 innings pitched and held a career MVP in her senior season. Assistant Caoch record of 20-15 First Season She is the daughter of Rodney and Cheryl Gower and Prior to Wesleyan, Blew lettered two seasons at Texas currently resides in Arlington. Woman's University and helped the Pioneers to a con- Gower’s Career Record ference championship. She was a four-year letter win- ner and three time All-District performer at Crowley Devin Blew is in her first season as an assistant coach Overall Conference High School. Blew is currently completing her degree after spending the last two season's as a starting pitch- Year W L Pct. W L Pct. in exercise and sport science. 2005 28 25 .528 12 12 .500 er. 2006 29 21 .580 16 8 .667 Totals 57 46 .553 28 20 .583 Blew held a career ERA of 3.97 in two seasons with 3 2007 Roster

Alphabetical Roster Positional Roster No. Name Pos. Pitchers 12 Rachael Bachelder OF No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown/Previous School 3 Elizabeth Brady UT 5 Tara Sharp UT R/R 5-9 Sr.-3L Lake Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS 6 Jazmine Boss OF/SS 10 Alyssa Cherry UT R/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS 16 Natalie Brink C/OF 11 Ashley Oldham RHP R/R 5-8 Fr.-HS Watauga,TX/Haltom HS 7 Angel Castro SS 22 Alicia Mendoza LHP/OF L/L 5-2 Jr.-TR DeSoto, IL/John A. Logan Col. 10 Alyssa Cherry UT 34 Michelle Jones RHP R/R 5-4 Sr.-1L Arlington,TX/Western Texas Univ. 4 Lauren Garza UT 1 Rachel Hampton OF Catchers 9 Erin Hicks C No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl./LT Hometown/Previous School 34 Michelle Jones RHP 3 Elizabeth Brady UT R/R 5-7 Jr.-1L Fort Worth,TX/UT-Arlington 15 Brooke McNabb UT 5 Tara Sharp UT R/R 5-9 Sr.-3L Lake Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS 22 Alicia Mendoza LHP/OF 9 Erin Hicks C S/R 5-4 Fr.-HS Haltom City,TX/Haltom HS 2 Lindsey Molinar UT 10 Alyssa Cherry UT R/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS 11 Ashley Oldham RHP 14 Maddie Williams 1B/C R/R 5-11 Jr.-TR Frisco,TX/Northwood Univ. 18 Tana Park OF 16 Natalie Brink C/OF R/R 5-1 Jr.-TR Irving,TX/Sterling Col. 13 Ariel Raley 3B 5 Tara Sharp UT Infielders 14 Maddie Williams 1B/C No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl./LT Hometown/Previous School 2 Lindsey Molinar UT R/R 5-4 Jr.-2L Fort Worth,TX/Haltom HS Lady Rams by Class 3 Elizabeth Brady UT R/R 5-7 Jr.-1L Fort Worth,TX/UT-Arlington 4 Lauren Garza UT S/R 5-3 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS Seniors (3): Rachel Hampton, Michelle Jones,Tara 5 Tara Sharp UT R/R 5-9 Sr.-3L Lake Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS Sharp. 6 Jazmine Boss OF/SS S/R 5-3 So.-1L Arlington,TX/Arlington HS 7 Angel Castro SS R/R 5-8 Fr.-HS Haltom City,TX/Haltom HS Juniors (7): Elizabeth Brady, Natalie Brink, Brooke 10 Alyssa Cherry UT R/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS McNabb,Alicia Mendoza, Lindsey Molinar,Ariel Raley, Maddie Williams. 13 Ariel Raley 3B R/R 5-6 Jr.-2L Crowley,TX/Crowley HS 14 Maddie Williams 1B/C R/R 5-11 Jr.-TR Frisco,TX/Northwood Univ. Sophomores (2): Rachael Bachelder, Jazmine Boss. 15 Brooke McNabb UT R/R 5-10 Jr.-2L Fort Worth,TX/Brewer HS Outfielders Freshmen (6): Angel Castro,Alyssa Cherry, Lauren No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl./LT Hometown/Previous School Garza, Erin Hicks,Ashley Oldham,Tana Park. 1 Rachel Hampton OF R/R 5-8 Sr.-3L Fort Worth,TX/Pascal HS 2 Lindsey Molinar UT R/R 5-4 Jr.-2L Fort Worth,TX/Haltom HS Numbers Coming Back 3 Elizabeth Brady UT R/R 5-7 Jr.-1L Fort Worth,TX/UT-Arlington 4 Lauren Garza UT S/R 5-3 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS Texas Wesleyan returns eight starters and one other 5 Tara Sharp UT R/R 5-9 Sr.-3L Lake Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS letterwinners from last season. Here is a statistical 6 Jazmine Boss OF/SS S/R 5-3 So.-1L Arlington,TX/Arlington HS breakdown of what the Lady Rams bring back in 10 Alyssa Cherry UT R/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS 2007. 12 Rachael Bachelder OF R/R 5-7 So.-HS Fort Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS Category Return Lost % Back 15 Brooke McNabb UT R/R 5-10 Jr.-2L Fort Worth,TX/Brewer HS Hits 299 152 .663 16 Natalie Brink C/OF R/R 5-1 Jr.-TR Irving,TX/Sterling Col. Runs 208 120 .634 18 Tana Park OF S/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Glen Rose,TX/Glen Rose HS Home Runs 48 18 .727 22 Alicia Mendoza LHP/OF L/L 5-2 Jr.-TR DeSoto, IL/John A. Logan Col. RBI 207 75 .734 Stolen Bases 32 40 .444 Numerical Roster Appearances 31 56 .356 Wins 6 23 .207 No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl./LT Hometown/Previous School Saves 3 2 .600 1 Rachel Hampton OF R/R 5-8 Sr.-3L Fort Worth,TX/Pascal HS Innings 90 226.2 .284 2 Lindsey Molinar UT R/R 5-4 Jr.-2L Fort Worth,TX/Haltom HS Strikeouts 52 176 .228 3 Elizabeth Brady UT R/R 5-7 Jr.-1L Fort Worth,TX/UT-Arlington 4 Lauren Garza UT S/R 5-3 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS Returning 5 Tara Sharp UT R/R 5-9 Sr.-3L Lake Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS Statistical Leaders 6 Jazmine Boss OF/SS S/R 5-3 So.-1L Arlington,TX/Arlington HS 7 Angel Castro SS R/R 5-8 Fr.-HS Haltom City,TX/Haltom HS Category No. Player 9 Erin Hicks C S/R 5-4 Fr.-HS Haltom City,TX/Haltom HS Average .410 Ariel Raley 10 Alyssa Cherry UT R/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Edinburg,TX/Edinburg North HS Runs 54 Ariel Raley 11 Ashley Oldham RHP R/R 5-8 Fr.-HS Watauga,TX/Haltom HS Hits 68 Ariel Raley 12 Rachael Bachelder OF R/R 5-7 So.-HS Fort Worth,TX/Lake Worth HS Doubles 11 Rachel Hampton 13 Ariel Raley 3B R/R 5-6 Jr.-2L Crowley,TX/Crowley HS Triples 2 Ariel Raley 14 Maddie Williams 1B/C R/R 5-11 Jr.-TR Frisco,TX/Northwood Univ. Home Runs 18 Tara Sharp RBI 61 Rachel Hampton 15 Brooke McNabb UT R/R 5-10 Jr.-2L Fort Worth,TX/Brewer HS Slugging .739 Rachel Hampton 16 Natalie Brink C/OF R/R 5-1 Jr.-TR Irving,TX/Sterling Col. Stolen Bases 13 Lindsey Molinar 18 Tana Park OF S/R 5-1 Fr.-HS Glen Rose,TX/Glen Rose HS Walks 19 Rachel Hampton 22 Alicia Mendoza LHP/OF L/L 5-2 Jr.-TR DeSoto, IL/John A. Logan Col. Hit by Pitch 1 Several 34 Michelle Jones RHP R/R 5-4 Sr.-1L Arlington,TX/Western Texas Univ. Starts 5 Michelle Jones 5 Tara Sharp Wins 4 Michelle Jones Saves 2 Michelle Jones Innings Pitched 47.1 Michelle Jones Coaching Staff ERA 3.99 Michelle Jones Strikeouts 33 Michelle Jones Head Coach: Shannon Gower Assistant Coach: Devin Blew

4 2007 Preview

Lady Rams look to Slug Their Way to the Top Team Notes

The Lady Rams have shown continuous improve- HOMER HAPPY: The Lady Rams explod- ment in each of the last three seasons. Last year, ed for a school-record 66 home runs last they slugged their way to an overall record of 29- season, shattering the previous mark of 31 21, their highest win total since 2000, and a second (2005). The previous NAIA record for home place finish in the Red River Athletic Conference runs in a season was 45. standings at 16-8. This year, Shannon Gower's squad hopes to continue to improve, earn a Region SHORT LIVED RECORD: Texas VI Tournament bid,and lift themselves into the Wesleyan’s record 66 home runs was topped national picture. by the University of Mobile who got hot at the end of the season and finished with 80 The 2006 Lady Rams finished with what was then home runs. an NAIA record 66 home runs. Texas Wesleyan TWENTY-FIVE: The number of school fans can expect more high-powered offense this records broken or tied by the 2006 Lady season. The Lady Rams will miss Marie Stone's bat; Rams. Those records include: 27 hits and 6 however, they return four All-Region VI selections, home runs at Concordia-Austin (3/14), 328 including the school's career and single-season runs scored, 451 hits, 66 home runs, 282 home run record holders. The middle of the order RBI, 18 home runs by Tara Sharp, 61 RBI features Rachel Hampton, who is Texas Wesleyan's from Rachel Hampton, and 30 career home career record holder with 30 home runs, and Tara Tara Sharp played five different possitions last season and set a single-season runs by Rachel Hampton. Sharp who hit a single-season record 18 long balls school record with 18 home runs. last year. Hampton finished with 16 homers last HALTOM CITY CONNECTION: The year and knocked in a school-record 61 runs, which seven different positions last year, along with Texas Wesleyan roster features four players ranked fourth in the nation. Lindsey Molinar and Jazmine Boss who combined from Haltom High School including incoming for 21 stolen bases, round out an outstanding offen- freshmen,Angel Castro, Erin Hicks, and The Rams also return Ariel Raley who shared team- sive core for the Lady Rams. Ashley Oldham, and junior utility player MVP honors with Sharp last season. Raley racked Lindsey Molinar. up a team-best 68 hits and 54 runs scored while Michelle Jones also returns for her senior season ALL-REGION: Five Lady Rams were hitting .410 and playing outstanding defense at third after recording two saves and a 3.99 ERA in 17 named to the All-Region VI team last year base in her sophomore season. Brooke McNabb appearances last year. Jones and Sharp will lead a giving Texas Wesleyan six All-Region selec- also turned in a solid defensive season while playing largely revamped pitching staff. tions in the program’s history. Marie Stone six different possitions and hitting .327 on the year. Shannon Gower has added an outstanding recruit- was named 1st-team All-Region while Rachel Hampton, Rachel Lamont,Ariel Raley, and ing class of 12 incoming players including six true Super utility player Elizabeth Brady, who played Tara Sharp earned 2nd-team honors. freshmen. Highlighting that freshman class are Angel Castro,Alyssa Cherry, Lauren Garza, Erin A SEASON FOR THE AGES: Rachel Hicks,Ashley Oldham, and Tana Park. Hampton had one of the greatest offensive seasons in Texas Wesleyan history. Hampton Cherry and Oldham will bolster the pitching staff cracked 16 home runs, knocked in 61 runs, while Cherry also provides depth as a do-it-all utili- hit .353, had a .425 OBP and slugged .739. ty player. Hicks, Garza and Castro will solidify the She ranked in the top-15 nationally in RBI infield, while Park will add speed to the outfield. (5th), and home runs (12th).

With a great class of talent added to an already STAYING SHARP: From the end of loaded lineup, the 2007 edition of the Lady Rams February to the end of March,Tara Sharp should be fun to watch. Shannon Gower hopes to had a remarkable 16-game hitting streak in see her squad compete for its first Red River which she hit .500 (27-for-54) with 14 Home Athletic Conference Championship and a bid to the runs, 30 RBI, and 26 runs scored. With the ability to get hot like that, Sharp could push Region VI Tournament. The team has the talent to Hampton for the school’s all-time home run accomplish all of its goals and the Lady Rams record. Hampton currently has 30 career should begin to receive some national notice. home runs while Sharp is third on the record list with 23.

Rachel Hampton holds the school’s career record with 30 home runs and is just two shy of the school record of 126 RBI.

5 2007 Schedule/Opponents

2007 Lady Ram Schedule

Date Day Opponent Site Time February 6 Tue Tarleton State University Stephenville, TX 1:00 p.m. 9 Fri Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR 1:00 p.m. 10 Sat Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR 1:00 p.m. 17 Sat Central Christian Oklahoma Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 23 Fri 1-University of Arkansas-Monticello Arkadelphia, AR 1:30 p.m. 23 Fri 1-Southern Arkansas University Arkadelphia, AR 5:30 p.m. 24 Sat 1-Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia, AR 12:00 p.m. 24 Sat 1-Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR 3:00 p.m. 27 Tue Southeastern Oklahoma State Univ. Durant, OK 1:00 p.m. March 7 Wed Southern Nazarene University Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 10 Sat Houston Baptist University* Houston, TX 12:00 p.m. 13 Tue Park University Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 17 Sat Langston University* Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 18 Sun Northwood University* Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 21 Wed Dordt College Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 23 Fri Bacone College* Muskogee, OK 1:00 p.m. 24 Sat Langston University* Langston, OK 1:00 p.m. 27 Tue Texas College* Tyler, TX 1:00 p.m. 30 Fri Lindenwood University Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. April 1 Sun Bacone College* Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 3 Tue Tarleton State University Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 4 Wed Texas Woman’s University Denton, TX 5:00 p.m. 6 Fri Houston Baptist University* Fort Worth, TX 1:00 p.m. 10 Tue Texas Woman’s University Denton, TX 5:00 p.m. 14 Sat College of the Southwest* Hobbs, NM 1:00 p.m. 16 Mon Texas College* Fort Worth, TX 2:00 p.m. 20 Fri College of the Southwest* Fort Worth, TX 2:00 p.m. 26 Thu Southeastern Oklahoma State U. Fort Worth, TX 2:00 p.m. 28 Sat Northwood University* Cedar Hill, TX 12:00 p.m. May 4-5 Fri-Sat RRAC Tournament Farmers Branch, TX TBA 10-11 Thu-Fri NAIA Region VI Tournament Farmers Branch, TX TBA 18-23 Fri-Wed NAIA World Series Decatur, AL TBA

* Denotes Red River Athletic Conference Game Home Games in Bold 1-Henderson State University Tournament,Arkadelphia, AR Opponents Directory

Team Nickname 2006 Record (RRAC) Head Coach SID SID email Arkansas-Monticello Boll Weevils 33-30 Alvy Early Paul Smith [email protected] Bacone Warriors 13-26 (8-16) Jolene Adkins Jolene Adkins [email protected] College of the Southwest Mustangs 12-30 (6-18) Ron Landschoot Ron Landschoot [email protected] Dordt Defenders 15-23 Brian Kroeze Mike Byker [email protected] Henderson State Diamond Reddies 39-19 Richie Bruister Troy Mitchell [email protected] Houston Baptist Huskies 40-13 (22-2) Mary-Ellen Hall Steven Key [email protected] Langston Lions N/A TBA Crystal N. Kelso [email protected] Lindenwood Lions 28-18 Don Loberg Daniel Newton [email protected] Northwood Knights 25-19 (15-9) Denise Panice Gary Belt [email protected] Ouachita Baptist Tigers 20-21 Mike McGhee Ben Cutrell [email protected] Park Pirates 18-19 Amy Reif Jerod Dahlgren [email protected] Southern Arkansas Muleriders 26-31 Jamie Madewell Houston Taylor [email protected] Southern Nazarene Crimson Storm 35-25 Tere Webber Scott Secor [email protected] Southestern OK St. Savage Storm 42-14 Ron Faubion Trey Reed [email protected] Tarleton State Texans 25-22 Julie Mata Joey Roberts [email protected] Texas College Steers 4-23 (3-19) Vonica Ducre Jesse Pierce [email protected] Texas Woman’s Drovers 25-36-1 Sarah Hirsch Jeff Bowerman [email protected]

6 Meet the Lady Rams Seniors Tara Sharp Sr. - UT Rachel Hampton 55 R/R - 5-99 Sr. - OF Lake Worth, TX 11 R/R - 5-88 Lake Worth HS Fort Worth, TX 2006: Named 1st-team All-RRAC, 2nd-team All-Region VI,and Co-team MVP after hitting a school record 18 HR's...ranked 4th in the nation with .36 HR's per Pascal HS game...started in all 50 games...named RRAC Player of the Week (2/28) after going 5- for-10 in her first four games...hit .294 and ranked 2nd on the team with 50 2006: Named 1st-team All-RRAC and 2nd-team All-Region VI after ranking second in RBI...recorded 12 multi-RBI games, 11 multi-hit games, and three multi-HR the conference and on the team with 16 HR's...ranked 12th in the nation with .32 games...had a remarkable 16-game hitting streak in which she hit .500 (27-for-54) with HR's per game and 5th with 1.22 RBI per game...received the Coaches' Award...her 14 HR, 30 RBI, and 26 R's (2/25-3/21)...went 3-for-6 with 2 HR, 5 RBI, and 2 R's in a 16 HR's gave her a Texas Wesleyan record with 30 career HR's...hit .353 with 16 HR's 19-10 win over Concordia (3/14)...recorded four or more RBI on six and a team-best 61 RBI...started in all 50 games for the Lady Rams...had 14 multi-hit occaisions...made just three errors in 200 chances (.985)...had a record of 2-2 with a games and a team-high 17 multi-RBI games...during a team-best 17-game hiiting streak 5.74 ERA...struck out 19 hitters in 42.2 innings...in her final 8 outings, recorded an from 2/25-3/21 hit .482 (27-for-56) with 10 HR's and 36 RBI...named RRAC Player of ERA of 4.29. the Week on 4/11 after going 4-for-6 with 2 HR's and 5 RBI in a double- 2005: Tara started in 52 games for the Rams in her sophomore season...appeared in header sweep of Bacone (4/8). 13 games on the mound including 6 starts...led the team with 35 R's and 17 2B's...ranked 2nd on the team with a .466 SLG, 82 TB's, 176 AB's and 4 SB's...ranked 2005: Hampton started all 53 games 3rd on the team with a .318 AVG...was as a sophomore...ranked 2nd on the successful on 4-4 stolen base team with 8 HR's and 36 RBI, 3rd attempts...had 7 multiple RBI games with 10 2B's, and 5th with 25 R's...led and a team-best 16 multi-hit the team with 24 BB's...hit .204 with a games...had a team-best 10-game hit- .458 SLG...recorded 7 multi-hit games ting streak in which she hit .444-1-9 and a team-best 11 multiple-RBI with 8 R's and 5 2B's...named RRAC games...recorded a career-high 6 RBI Player of the Week on March 22 after in a game against College of St. Mary's taking 3 wins on the mound and hitting (3/8)...named RRAC Player of the .455 (10-for-22) in six games...whent 2- Week after hitting .462 (6-for-13) 3 with 2 BB's, 2 RBI, and a season-high with 3 2B's, 3B, HR, and 11 RBI in 6 4 R's against College of the Southwest games...went 3-4 with 2 HR's, 4 RBI, (4/1)...in 6 starts on the mound, and 2 R's against Missouri Valley recorded 4 complete games...held a (3/14). record of 5-3...ranked 2nd on the team with a 2.64 ERA...struckout 29 batters 2004: Appeared in 49 games, starting 44 of them for the Lady Rams...hit .283 with six in 45 innings of work...allowed just 3 home runs and 27 RBI...was second on the team with 10 doubles...led the team in H's and 0 ER's in her final 3 appear- slugging percentage at .531...hit .412 with runners in scoring percentage...went a com- ances (5 IP). bined 5-for-7 with a HR and nine RBI in a doubleheader sweep of Howard Payne (3/25)...had a grand slam versus Northwestern Oklahoma State (3/19-2)...tallied a 3- 2004: Appereared in 46 games, starting 43 of them for the Lady Rams...also appeared for-4 game with two doubles, two RBI, and two runs scored in a victory over Texas in 23 games on the mound, tallying 19 starts...hit .217 with six doubles, two home College in the conference tournament (5/7). runs, and 15 RBI in 120 at-bats...went 8-13 with a 4.21 earned-run average in a team- high 134.2 innings of work...registered a 3-for-3 day with three RBI against nationally- Prep: A three-year letterwinner for Deanna Coleman at Paschal High School...was ranked Bacone College (4/2 -1)...went 1-for-3 with a home run, three runs and three named 2nd-team All-District in her junior and senior seasons...was co-captain in both RBI in a victory over Texas College (4/20-2)...pitched a shutout,allowing just four hits, her junior and senior seasons...also lettered in basketball where she was named while walking two and striking out six batters in a victory over Lake Erie College Honorable Mention All-District in her senior season. (3/6-2)...allowed just one hit, while striking out six batters in four innings of relief against conference-rival Northwood (3/30-1)...scattered seven hits without allowing Personal: Born Rachel Lauren Hampton on Feb. 22, 1985, in Fort Worth, an earned run and striking out six batters in a victory over UT-Permian Basin (3/27- Texas...daughter of Texas Wesleyan graduate Dr.Wade Hampton...has one brother, 1). Glynn...majoring in biology. Prep: A four-year letterwinner for David Wolf at Lake Worth High School…named Hampton’s Hitting Statistics 1st-team All-District in her freshman, sophomore, and senior seasons…was named YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OB% SB-A District Defensive Player of the Year in her freshman and junior seasons…was named District Newcomer of the Year in her freshman season…also lettered in volleyball 2004 .283 49-44 113 18 32 10 0 6 27 .531 16 36 .383 0-0 where she was named District Offensive Most Valuable Player in her senior 2005 .204 53-53 142 25 29 10 1 8 36 .458 24 56 .320 1-1 season…lettered in five sports that also included, basketball, track, and powerlifting. 2006 .353 50-50 153 35 54 11 0 16 61 .739 19 40 .425 0-0 Totals .282152-147 408 78115 31 1 30 124 .583 59 132 .379 1-1 Personal: Born Tara Lynn Sharp on Nov. 3, 1985, in Irving,Texas…daughter of Kevin and Robin Moore…majoring in business management. Sharp’s Hitting Statistics YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OB% SB-A 2004 .217 46-43 120 17 26 6 0 2 15 .317 8 33 .275 4-4 2005 .318 52-52 176 35 56 17 0 3 26 .466 12 32 .358 4-4 2006 .294 50-50 160 38 47 8 0 18 50 .681 12 32 .339 4-6 Totals .283148-145 456 90129 31 0 23 91 .502 32 97 .334 12-14

Sharp’s Pitching Statistics Year ERA W-L G-GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO 2004 4.21 8-13 23-19 19 0 0 134.2 182 108 81 48 77 2005 2.64 5-3 13-6 4 2 0 45.0 52 41 17 15 29 2006 5.74 2-2 14-5 3 0 1 42.2 55 41 35 20 19 Totals 4.19 15-18 50-30 26 2 1222.1 289 190 133 83 125

7 Meet the Lady Rams

Texas...daughter of Manuel and Linda Molinar...has one brother, Jason...has also earned Michelle Jones two letters in basketball at Texas Wesleyan...majoring in business management.

Sr. - RHP Molinar’s Hitting Statistics YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OBP SB-A 3344 R/R - 5-44 2005 .129 17-16 31 1 4 0 0 0 0 .129 3 6 .206 2-2 2006 .229 26-21 48 12 11 0 0 0 6 .229 8 4 .333 13-14 Arlington, TX Totals .190 43-37 79 13 15 0 0 0 6 .190 11 10 .28915-16 Western Texas Univ. Elizabeth Brady 2006: Appeared in 17 games including 5 starts for the Lady Rams...posted a 4-2 record with a 3.99 ERA...struckout 33 hitters in 47.1 IP...began the season with a 3-0 Jr. - UT record and a 2.05 ERA in her first 6 appearances...finished the season with a 2.58 ERA in her final 7 appearances. 33 R/R - 5-77 Prior to Wesleyan: Was a two year letter winner at Western Texas College Fort Worth, TX where she received her Associates degree. UT-AArlington High School: A four-year letter win- ner at The Oakridge School...named 2006: Started in 49-of-50 games for the Lady Rams...hit .316 and scored 22 runs...had team MVP as a senior...named 1st-team an OBP of .370...made just 8 errors in 189 chances (.958)...had a 12-game hitting All-SPC as a freshman and senior. streak in which she hit .500 (16-for-32) with 5 RBI and 8 R's (3/10-3/26)...had 10 multi-hit games. Personal: Daughter of Terry and Lori Jones...majoring in exercise science. 2005: Redshirt. Prior to Wesleyan: A one-year let- terwinner for Debbie Headrick at UT- Arlington...appeared in 10 games start- ing five of them...registered one RBI on the season. Jones’ Pitching Statistics Year ERA W-L G-GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO Prep: A four-year letterwinner for James Nelson at Nolan Catholic High 2006 3.99 4-2 17-5 0 0 2 47.1 60 42 27 20 33 School...named 1st-team All-District Totals 3.99 4-2 17-5 0 0 2 47.1 60 42 27 20 33 and All-State as a senior for the Lady Vikings...was also named 2nd-team All- District as a sophomore and junior...named to the Fort Worth Star- Telegram All-Area team in her senior Juniors season...also participated in basketball and soccer. Lindsey Molinar Personal: Born Elizabeth Lee Brady on June 17, 1985, in Fort Worth,Texas...daughter of Richard and Sally Brady...has one brother,Andrew...majoring in early childhood edu- Jr. - UT cation. Brady’s Hitting Statistics R/R - 5-44 YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OBP SB-A 22 2006 .316 49-49 133 22 42 7 0 0 14 .368 12 21 .370 2-4 Fort Worth, TX Totals .316 49-49 133 22 42 7 0 0 14 .368 12 21 .370 2-4 Haltom HS Ariel Raley 2006: Provided outstanding defense in 26 game including 21 starts...made just three errors in 55 chances (.945)...had an OBP of .333 and was successfull on 13-of-14 SB Jr. - 3B attempts...went 3-for-3 with 2 RBI and 2 R's in a 14-3 win over Southwestern Kansas (3/10)...had a streak of six games with a stolen base (3/11-3/23). 1133 R/R - 5-66 2005: Saw action in 17 games as a freshman...stole two bases agasint Crowley, TX College of the Southwest (4/1)...started 16 of the Rams final 25 games. Crowley HS Prep: A four-year letter winner for Allison Jenkins at Haltom High School...was named District Defensive 2006: Named 1st-team All-RRAC, 2nd-team All-Region VI,and Co-team MVP after Player of the Year in her freshman sea- hitting .410 with 7 HR, and 40 RBI...recorded a .435 OBP while slugging .620...record- son and Honorable Mention All-District ed 75 assists at third base...led the team with 68 H's and 54 R's...made 48 starts for in her sophomore season...named 2nd- the Lady Rams...recorded 23 multi-hit games and 11 multi-RBI games...hit .518 with 3 team All-District in her junior season HR, 16 RBI, and 21 R's during a 15-game hitting streak (3/14-4/8)...had 8 games with and 1st-team All-District in her senior three or more hits...went 4-for-6 with 3 RBI, and 4 R's, in a 19-10 win over Concordia season...was a member of the Academic (3/14). All-District team in all four years and member of the National Honor Society 2005: Started all 53 games as a freshman...led the team with 178 AB's, 56 H's, 2 3B's, in her junior and senior years. and 5 sac bunts...ranked 5th with a .315 AVG...ranked 2nd on the team with 15 multi- hit games and 7 multiple-RBI games...hit safely in 16-of-18 games from 2/26-3/19, hit- Personal: Born Lindsey Renee Molinar ting .397-1-9 with 3 2B's, a 3B, and 10 R's during that period...went 4-5 with 3 RBI on Aug. 11, 1986, in Fort Worth, against College of the Southwest (4/1). 8 Meet the Lady Rams

Prep: A four-year letter winner for (6-11) with 4 R's...went 2-3 with 2 2B's, 3 RBI and a R against Texas College (4/9). Laura Moore at Crowley High School...named 1st-team All-District as Prep: A four-year letter winner for Bill Watkins at Brewer High School...awarded 1st- a junior and senior...awarded Honarable team All-District as a sophomore...named 1st-team All-District and 2nd-team All-Area Mention in her sophomore in her junior season...named 1st-team All-State,All-District,All-Area, and All-Region as season...received Newcomer of the a senior...selected as captain and Defensive Player of the Year...also a four-year letter- Year, and Coaches Choice Award...also winner in volleyball and soccer...graduated as salutatorian, an honor student, a mem- won two consecutive state champi- ber of Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and National Honor onships...batted .435 as a senior. Society with a 3.96 GPA. Personal: Born Ariel Ann Raley on Personal: Born Brooke D’Ann McNabb on December 1, 1985, in Fort Worth, September 23, 1985, in Anchorage, Texas...daughter of Dale and Gloria Hallan...majoring in chemistry. Alaska...daughter of Steve and Rhonda Raley...has one sister, Sayre...majoring in education. McNabb’s Hitting Statistics YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OBP SB-A 2005 .184 53-53 136 18 25 4 0 0 12 .216 6 15 .240 4-4 2006 .327 50-50 159 30 52 9 0 5 22 .478 6 7 .355 1-2 Totals .261103-103295 48 77 13 0 5 34 .356 12 22 .301 5-6 Raley’s Hitting Statistics YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OBP SB-A 2005 .315 53-53 178 30 56 6 2 1 28 .388 7 11 .351 0-0 2006 .410 48-48 166 54 68 10 2 7 40 .620 8 8 .435 4-5 Natalie Brink Totals .360101-101344 84124 16 4 8 68 .500 15 19 .391 4-5 Jr. - C/OF R/R - 5-11 Maddie Williams 1166 Irving, TX Jr. - 1B/C Sterling Col. 1144 R/R - 5-111 Prior to Wesleyan: Starting catcher for Hill College as a freshman...starting catcher Frisco, TX for Coach Bell at Sterling College in her sophomore year...helped Sterling to 28 wins and a 3rd place finish in the KCAC. Northwood Univ. Prep: A two-year letter winner for Coach Medford at Irving High School. Personal: Born Natalie Michelle Leigh Brink on Sep. 25, 1985, in Dallas,Texas...daugh- Prior to Wesleyan: Played at Northwood University under head coach Denise ter of Mike and Debbie Brink...has one sister Courtney...majoring in elementary edu- Panice. cation. Prep: Lettered in softball at Frisco High School under head coach Max Bledsoe. Alicia Mendoza Personal: Born Maddie Williams on Apr. 19, 1986, in Arrora, Colorado...daughter of Orval and Kathy Williams...has one brother Chris...majoring in kinesiology. Jr. - LHP/OF L/L - 5-22 Brooke McNabb 2222 DeSoto, IL Jr. - UT John A. Logan Col. 1155 R/R - 5-110 Prior to Wesleyan: Played at John A. Logan College under head coach Bruce Fort Worth, TX Jilek...helped lead Logan to the Region XXIV semifinals...earned a certificate in crimi- nal justice...Phi Theta Kappa...Scholastic Collegiate Academic Award...two-time Dean's Brewer HS List selection...Who's Who Among College Students. Prep: Lettered in softball under Coach May at Herrin High School...a two-time All- 2006: Received the Louis and Dorothy Peek 3-D Award...started in all 50 games for South Selection...named All-South,All-Conference, and 3rd-team All-State as a junior. the Lady Rams...hit .327 with 5 HR and 22 RBI...had 16 multi-hit games and 6 Personal: Born Alicia Mendoza on Dec. 28, 1985, in Murphysboro, Illinois...daughter multi-RBI games...hit .458 with 2 RBI of Jose and Judy Mendoza...has two brothers, Jose Jr. and Juan, and one sister, and 6 R's during a 7-game hitting Diana...majoring in criminal justice. streak (3/21-3/26)...went 4-for-5 with 2 RBI and 3 R's in a 19-10 win over Concordia (3/14)...went-3-for-4 with 3 RBI in a 9-4 win over Peru State (3/10)...named RRAC Player of the Week after going 6-for-18 with 3 HR's and 6 RBI in four games (4/18). 2005: Started all 53 games for the Lady Rams as a freshman...recorded 25 H's and scored 18 R's...ranked 2nd on the team with 4 SB's...was successful on 4-of-4 stolen base attempts...led the team with 306 put outs...held a .979 fielding percentage...had a 3-game hit- ting streak in which she hit .545-0-2 9 Meet the Lady Rams Sophomores Freshmen Jazmine Boss Lauren Garza So. - OF/SS Fr. - UT 66 S/R - 5-33 44 S/R - 5-33 Arlington, TX Edinburg, TX Arlington HS Edinburg North HS

2006: Played in 47 games including 40 starts as a freshman...hit .281 with a .347 OBP Prep: Helped head coach Richard Tressler and Lady Ram teammate Alyssa Cherry while playing outstanding defense...was successful on 8-of-10 SB attempts...during a 7- lead Edinburg North to District 31-5A Championships in her sophomore and junior game hitting streak, hit .526 (10-of-19) with 8 RBI, and 5 R's...hit first career HR, a 2- seasons...named 1st-team All-District and 2nd-team All-Valley as a sophomore and run shot, in a 6-3 win over UT-Permian Basin (3/31)...also led off an 8-0 win over junior...named 1st-team All-District, 1st-team All-Valley, and Edinburg Review MVP as a College of the Southwest (4/14) with a senior...also lettered in volleyball and soccer. HR. Personal: Born Lauren Aissa Garza on Dec. 17, 1987 in Edinburg,Texas...daughter of Prep: Was named Defensive Player of Lonnie and Yvonne Garza...has one brother, Lucas...majoring in optometry. the Year in her senior year at Arlington High School under head coach Tommy Edmondson...named 1st-team All- District as a senior. Angel Castro Personal: Born Jazmine J. Boss on May Fr. - SS 26, 1987, in Pineville, Louisiana...daugh- ter of Charles and Brionne Boss...has one brother, Michael...majoring in early 77 R/R - 5-88 childhood education. Haltom City, TX Haltom HS

Prep: A four-year letter winner for head coach Allison Conaway at Haltom High Boss’s Hitting Statistics School...played with Lady Rams teammates Erin Hicks and Ashley Oldham at YR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K OBP SB-A HHS...earned a gold glove and named 1st-team All-District as a fresham...named 2nd- team All-District as a sophomore and junior...named Defensive Player of the Year as a 2006 .281 47-40 89 17 25 4 1 2 14 .416 9 10 .347 8-10 sophomore...named 1st-team All-District and earned Silver Slugger Award as a sen- Totals .281 47-40 89 17 25 4 1 2 14 .416 9 10 .347 8-10 ior...earned Academic All-District honors in all four years...Who's Who Among American High School Students. Personal: Born Angel Castro on Jul. 4, 1988...daughter of Raul and JoAnne Rachael Bachelder Castro...has one brother, Jaycob...majoring in history. So. - OF Erin Hicks 1122 R/R - 5-77 Fr. - C Fort Worth, TX 99 S/R - 5-44 Lake Worth HS Haltom City, TX

2002: Played at Texas Wesleyan under former head coach David Barrientes. Haltom HS Prep: A four-year letter winner for Coach Wolf at Lake Worth High School...named Newcomer of the Year as a freshman...named Defensive Player of the Year and 1st- Prep: Played with teammates Angel Castro and Ashley Oldham at Haltom High team All-District in her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. School...a two-year letter winner for head coach Allison Conaway...helped team to a bi-district championship. Personal: Born Rachael Anne Bachelder on Aug. 10, 1983, in Fort Worth, Texas...daughter of David Bachelder and Anne Hamman...has two brothers,Andrew Personal: Born Erin Lee Hicks on Dec. 1, 1987, in Dallas,Texas...daughter of Pam and Nicholas...majoring in exercise science. Hicks...has one brother, Joseph...undecided on major.

10 Meet the Lady Rams Alyssa Cherry Fr. - UT 1100 R/R - 5-11 Edinburg, TX Edinburg North HS

Prep: A four-year letter winner and two-time captain for head coach Richard Tressler at Edinburg North High School...a three-time 1st-team All-District performer as a catcher...also earned 1st-team All-District honors as a pitcher in her senior year...twice named All-Valley as a catcher...played with Lady Ram teammate Lauren Garza and helped lead team to playoffs in all four years...helped lead club team RGV Heat to two National Championships and one National Runner-up finish. Personal: Born Alyssa R. Cherry on May 28, 1988, in Edinburg,Texas...daughter of Frank and Lisa Cherry...has one brother, Johnathan...majoring in biology. Ashley Oldham Fr. - RHP 1111 R/R - 5-88 Watauga, TX Haltom HS

Prep: A four-year letter winner for head coach Allison Conaway at Haltom High School...played with Lady Rams teammates Angel Castro and Erin Hicks at HHS...named 1st-team All-District and team MVP as a sophomore...awarded Honorable Mention All-District honors as a senior...earned Academic All-District hon- ors in all four years...member of the National Honor Society as a junior and sen- ior...Who's Who Among American High School Students. Personal: Born Ashley Oldham on Mar. 8, 1988...daughter of Michael and Cindy Oldham...has two sisters,Whitney and Christy...majoring in advertising. Tana Park Fr. - OF 1188 S/R - 5-11 Glen Rose, TX Glen Rose HS

Prep: A four-year letter winner for head coach Betty Molk at Glen Rose High School...a four-time All-District selection and three-time All-Academic selection...earned 1st-team All-District honors as both a pitcher and outfielder in her senior season. Personal: Born Tana Park on Sep. 26, 1987, in Mineral Wells,Texas...daughter of Collis and Leah Park...has one brother,Tyler...majoring in science.

Marie Stone (left),Tara Sharp (middle), and Rachel Hampton (right) combined for 48 of Texas Wesleyan’s 66 home runs last season.

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2006 Texas Wesleyan Softball Game Results

Record: 29-21 Home: 13-9 Away: 13-10 Neutral: 3-2 RRAC: 16-8

Rams Opp. Date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall RRAC Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb. 7 St. Edward’s 5-14 L 5-7-1 14-8-1 5 0-1-0 0-0-0 Stone, M. (L, 0-1) 175 1:50 Feb. 7 St. Edward’s 0-10 L 0-0-2 10-13-0 6 0-2-0 0-0-0 Blew, D. (L, 0-1) 175 1:35 Feb. 22 at Texas Woman’s 6-7 L 6-12-4 7-12-2 7 0-3-0 0-0-0 Stone, M. (L 0-2) 80 2:20 Feb. 22 at Texas Woman’s 6-14 L 6-6-3 14-7-2 5 0-4-0 0-0-0 Lamont, R. (L, 0-1) 80 2:20 Feb. 25 at St. Edward’s 0-7 L 0-1-0 7-11-0 7 0-5-0 0-0-0 Stone, M. (L, 0-3) 50 1:40 Feb. 25 at St. Edward’s 5-6 L 5-6-1 6-8-0 5 0-6-0 0-0-0 Sharp,T. (L, 0-1) 50 2:00 *Feb. 28 Texas College W 12-4 12-8-1 4-4-3 5 1-6-0 1-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 1-1) 107 1:05 *Feb. 28 Texas College W 10-1 10-8-1 1-2-4 5 2-6-0 2-0-0 Sharp,T. (W, 1-1) 107 1:05 *Mar. 4 at Bacone W 16-3 16-11-1 3-5-0 5 3-6-0 3-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 2-1) 50 1:15 *Mar. 4 at Bacone W 18-3 18-15-0 3-4-2 5 4-6-0 4-0-0 Sharp,T. (W, 2-1) 50 1:15 Mar. 5 at Rogers State W 8-6 8-11-2 6-9-1 7 5-6-0 4-0-0 Stone, M. (W, 1-3) 50 1:35 Mar. 5 at Rogers State W 9-5 9-17-1 5-7-1 7 6-6-0 4-0-0 Lamont, R. (W, 1-1) 50 1:35 Mar. 7 Culver-Stockton W 11-9 11-12-4 9-11-2 (8) 7-6-0 4-0-0 Jones, M. (W, 1-0) 75 2:01 Mar. 7 Culver-Stockton W 10-7 10-11-4 7-8-5 7 8-6-0 4-0-0 Jones, M. (W, 2-0) 75 2:00 Mar. 10 vs. Peru State W 9-4-0 9-17-3 4-6-2 7 9-6-0 4-0-0 Jones, M. (W, 3-0) 50 1:35 Mar. 10 vs. Southwestern (KS) W 14-3 14-19-1 3-5-1 5 10-6-0 4-0-0 Lamont, R. (W, 2-1) 50 1:15 Mar. 11 at Oklahoma Baptist W 18-2 18-15-2 2-5-6 5 11-6-0 4-0-0 Stone, M. (W, 2-3) 50 1:25 Mar. 11 vs. Peru State W 9-1 9-13-2 1-5-2 7 12-6-0 4-0-0 Lamont, R. (W, 3-1) 50 1:35 Mar. 14 at Concordia-Austin W 19-10 19-27-4 10-13-3 7 13-6-0 4-0-0 Jones, M. (W, 4-0) 50 2:16 Mar. 14 at Concordia-Austin W 9-4 9-11-2 4-11-3 7 14-6-0 4-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 3-1) 25 1:49 Mar. 21 at Texas Woman’s 4-7 L 4-7-3 7-8-0 7 14-7-0 4-0-0 Stone, M. (L, 2-4) 89 1:40 Mar. 21 at Texas Woman’s 5-12 L 5-8-4 12-13-3 7 14-8-0 4-0-0 Lamont, R. (L, 3-2) 89 2:17 Mar. 23 Haskell Indian Nations W 5-1 5-6-1 1-2-3 7 15-8-0 4-0-0 Lamont, R. (W, 4-2) 37 1:15 Mar. 23 Haskell Indian Nations W 7-3 7-12-0 3-4-1 7 16-8-0 4-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 4-1) 37 1:56 *Mar. 25 at College of the Southwest W 8-0 8-13-0 0-0-2 7 17-8-0 5-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 5-1) 50 1:30 *Mar. 25 at College of the Southwest W 7-1 7-13-2 1-2-4 7 18-8-0 6-0-0 Lamont, R. (W, 5-2) 50 1:30 *Mar. 26 at UT-Permian Basin W 8-2 8-12-2 2-4-1 7 19-8-0 7-0-0 Stone, M. (W, 3-4) 50 1:25 *Mar. 26 at UT-Permian Basin W 7-0 7-11-2 0-4-0 7 20-8-0 8-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 6-1) 50 1:30 *Mar. 31 UT-Permian Basin W 4-1 4-5-0 1-5-2 7 21-8-0 9-0-0 Lamont, R. (W, 6-2) 75 1:30 *Mar. 31 UT-Permian Basin W 6-3 6-6-2 3-8-2 7 22-8-0 10-0-0 Blew, D. (W, 7-1) 75 1:30 *Apr. 2 at Northwood 7-8 L 7-11-1 8-12-1 7 22-9-0 10-1-0 Stone, M. (L, 3-5) 245 1:35 *Apr. 2 at Northwood 3-5 L 3-9-2 5-8-2 7 22-10-0 10-2-0 Lamont, R. (L, 6-3) 245 1:35 *Apr. 8 Bacone W 9-0 9-10-1 0-1-2 5 23-10-0 11-2-0 Lamont, R. (W, 7-3) 317 1:24 *Apr. 8 Bacone W 6-1 6-8-1 1-5-1 7 24-10-0 12-2-0 Blew, D. (W, 8-1) 315 1:50 Apr. 10 Southern Nazarene 0-7 L 0-3-4 7-12-1 7 24-11-0 12-2-0 Lamont, K. (L, 0-1) 101 2:05 Apr. 10 Southern Nazarene 2-10 L 2-6-3 10-9-1 6 24-12-0 12-2-0 Jones, M. (L, 4-1) 107 1:55 *Apr. 13 Housotn Baptist 0-1 L 0-2-0 1-7-0 (9) 24-13-0 12-3-0 Lamont, R. (L, 7-4) 213 1:43 *Apr. 13 Housotn Baptist 2-8 L 2-4-3 8-8-0 7 24-14-0 12-4-0 Blew, D. (L, 8-2) 213 1:49 *Apr. 14 College of the Southwest W 4-3 4-8-1 3-6-1 7 25-14-0 13-4-0 Blew, D. (W, 9-2) 75 1:34 *Apr. 14 College of the Southwest W 8-0 8-6-0 0-2-5 5 26-14-0 14-4-0 Lamont, R. (W, 8-4) 75 1:40 *Apr. 18 at Texas College W 3-0 3-3-3 0-4-0 7 27-14-0 15-4-0 Blew, D. (W, 10-2) 50 1:25 *Apr. 18 at Texas College W 11-3 11-11-4 3-4-8 7 28-14-0 16-4-0 Lamont, R. (9-4) 50 1:30 *Apr. 22 Northwood 0-8 L 0-4-3 8-14-0 6 28-15-0 16-5-0 Blew, D. (L, 10-3) 213 1:42 *Apr. 22 Northwood 2-8 L 2-10-1 8-13-1 7 28-16-0 16-6-0 Stone, M. (L, 3-6) 213 2:00 Apr. 24 NW Oklahoma State W 8-6 8-12-2 6-13-0 7 29-16-0 16-6-0 Stone, M. (W, 4-6) 50 2:12 Apr. 24 NW Oklahoma State 3-11 L 3-4-3 11-11-1 6 29-17-0 16-6-0 Sharp,T. (L, 2-2) 50 1:49 *Apr. 30 at Housotn Baptist 0-4 L 0-1-0 4-9-0 7 29-18-0 16-7-0 Blew, D. (L, 10-4) 200 1:28 *Apr. 30 at Houston Baptist 1-4 L 1-7-0 4-8-3 29-19-0 16-8-0 Jones, M. (L, 4-2) 100 1:44 #May 5 vs. Northwood 1-2 L 1-6-1 2-4-3 7 29-20-0 16-8-0 Lamont, R. (L, 9-5) 117 1:35 #May 5 vs. UT-Permian Basin 3-5 L 3-6-2 5-10-0 7 29-21-0 16-8-0 Blew, D. (L, 10-5) 153 1:32

* - Red River Athletic Conference game # - Red River Athletic Conference Tournament,Farmers Branch,TX () - Extra Inning Game

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2006 Texas Wesleyan Softball Overall Statistics

Record: 29-21 Home: 13-9 Away: 13-10 Neutral: 3-2 RRAC: 16-8

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%

Marie Stone .430 50-50 149 54 64 5 0 14 39 111 .745 28 2 15 0 .516 3 3 6 6 213 20 9 .963 Ariel Raley .410 48-48 166 54 68 10 2 7 40 103 .620 8 1 8 0 .435 2 3 4 5 50 75 13 .906 Rachel Hampton .353 50-50 153 35 54 11 0 16 61 113 .739 19 1 40 0 .425 1 3 0 0 44 1 8 .849 Alicia Wylie .333 44-44 141 39 47 4 4 0 14 59 .418 23 1 15 0 .430 0 3 32 34 67 5 5 .935 Brooke McNabb .327 50-50 159 30 52 9 0 5 22 76 .478 6 1 7 0 .355 0 5 1 2 111 41 12 .927 Elizabeth Brady .316 49-49 133 22 42 7 0 0 14 49 .368 12 0 21 0 .370 1 2 2 4 149 32 8 .958 Tara Sharp .294 50-50 160 38 47 8 0 18 50 109 .681 12 1 32 0 .339 4 2 4 6 152 45 3 .985 ------Becky Lamont .333 15-14 30 9 10 0 1 0 1 12 .400 1 0 6 0 .355 0 0 2 2 15 23 9 .809 Kelly Lamont .333 7-3 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 1 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 0 6 6 2 .857 Jazmine Boss .281 47-40 89 17 25 4 1 2 14 37 .416 9 0 10 0 .347 0 2 8 10 66 47 10 .919 Lindsey Molinar .229 26-21 48 12 11 0 0 0 6 11 .229 8 0 4 0 .333 1 4 13 14 30 22 3 .945 Anjulie Artiaga .222 32-22 63 10 14 2 0 2 11 22 .349 7 0 12 0 .300 0 0 0 1 35 3 1 .974 Devin Blew .212 33-21 33 3 7 0 0 2 8 13 .394 4 2 9 0 .333 0 2 0 0 6 30 3 .923 Michelle Perez .196 24-13 46 4 9 0 0 0 2 9 .196 3 1 8 0 .260 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Michelle Jones .000 18-5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 5 2 .750 Rachel Lamont .000 18-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 5 12 2 .895

Totals .328 50-50 1374 328 451 60 8 66 282 725 .528 141 10 187 0 .392 12 29 72 84 950 367 90 .936 Opponents .279 50-50 1307 244 364 60 11 28 200 530 .406 109 25 228 3 .343 10 30 45 57 937 377 88 .937

LOB - Team (300),Opp (288). DPs turned - Team (11),Opp (8). CI - Team (1),Sharp,T. 1. Picked off - Molinar, L. 2,Wylie,A. 1,Artiaga,A. 1, Raley,A. 1, Boss, J. 1.

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AvgWP HBP BK SFA SHA

Rachel Lamont 2.95 9 5 16 14 7 2 0 1 73.2 59 42 31 35 60 12 4 4 273 .216 5 12 0 1 9 Devin Blew 3.18 10 5 29 17 7 3 0 0 110.0 131 81 50 15 74 21 2 10 464 .282 6 2 0 3 9 Marie Stone 3.44 4 6 11 8 1 0 0 0 38.2 50 29 19 13 40 11 0 1 169 .296 8 2 0 0 2 Michelle Jones 3.99 4 2 17 5 0 0 0 2 47.1 60 42 27 20 33 10 1 7 196 .306 4 6 0 4 6 Tara Sharp 5.74 2 2 14 5 3 0 0 1 42.2 55 41 35 20 19 5 4 6 184 .299 10 3 0 2 2 ------Kelly Lamont 9.69 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 4.1 9 9 6 6 2 1 0 0 21 .429 2 0 0 0 2

Totals 3.71 29 21 50 50 18 5 0 5 316.2 364 244 168 109 228 60 11 28 1307 .279 35 25 0 10 30 Opponents 5.87 21 29 50 50 34 6 0 0 312.2 451 328 262 141 187 60 8 66 1374 .328 40 10 0 12 29

PB - Team (23),Brady, E. 14, Sharp,T. 6, Stone, M. 3, Opp (32). Pickoffs - Team (2),Sharp,T. 1, Brady, E. 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - Sharp,T. (37-466), Blew, D. (14-22), Brady, E. (16-20), Stone, M. (14-14), Jones, M. (6-8), Lmaont, R. (3-4).

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2006 Red River Conference Standings 2006 All-CConference Team Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Pos. Cl. Houston Baptist* 20-2 .917 40-13 .755 Holly Bodway (CSW) C/OF So. Texas Wesleyan* 16-8 .667 29-21 .580 Jessica Dean (BC)* 1B Sr. Northwood* 15-9 .625 29-22 .569 Hannah Garza (HBU) C Jr. UT-Permian Basin* 14-10 .583 20-23 .465 Rachel Hampton (TWU) OF Jr. Bacone* 8-16 .333 13-26 .333 Laura Hess (HBU) P/UT Sr. College of the Southwest* 6-18 .250 12-30 .286 Cristan Hogan (CSW) P/3B Fr. Texas College 3-19 .136 4-23 .148 Gertie Jeffries (NU) OF Jr. Rachel Lamont (TWU) P Jr. *Indicates team earned berth in RRAC Tournament. Kayla Maddox (NU)* P/3B Jr. Alex Mesa (NU)* 2B So. Jennifer Parker (UTPB) P/UT Sr. 2006 Red River Conference Tournament Results Ariel Raley (TWU) 3B So. (May 5-6, Oran Good Park, Farmers Branch,TX) Tara Sharp (TWU) UT Jr. Marie Stone (TWU)* 1B Sr. MAY 5 MAY 6 Kristi Tosi (UTPB) C Sr. #5 Bacone d. #4 UTPB, 9-3 #1 HBU d. #5 Bacone, 8-2 Erika Vargas (HBU) SS So. #3 Northwood d. #6 CSW, 9-0 #1 HBU d. #3 Northwood, 3-2 Sasha Waggoner (UTPB) 1B Jr. #5 Bacone d. #1 HBU, 3-2 #1 HBU vs. #5 Bacone, 1-0 Cheri Wood (HBU)* P/UT Jr. #3 Northwood d. #2 Texas Wesleyan, 2-1 (Championship game suspended due to rain and * Indicates player was a 1st-team All-RRAC selection in 2005 #4 UTPB d. #2 Texas Wesleyan, 5-3 lightning. HBU and Bacone are Co-Champions.) #1 HBU d. #6 CSW, 5-0 CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: #3 Northwood d. #5 Bacone, 5-2 Kayla Maddox, Northwood #1 HBU d.#4UTPB,9-1 Marie Stone,Texas Wesleyan Sasha Waggoner, UT-Permian Basin STOLEN BASES PITCHER OF THE YEAR: 2006 Individual Stats 1.Alicia Wylie,TWU 32 Laura Hess, Houston Baptist 2. Gertie Jeffries, NU 17 AVG. 2,Tessa Winters,UTPB 17 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: 1. Faira Harward, NU .462 4, Lindsey Molinar,TWU 13 2. Marie Stone,TWU .430 5. Lakesha Gardner,TC 12 Erika Vargas, Housotn Baptist 3. Gertie Jeffries, NU .425 4.Ariel Raley,TWU .410 WINS NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: 5. Jenness Wines, NU .391 1. Laura Hess, HBU 21 Gertie Jeffires, Northwood 2.Ashley Westermen, NU 15 HITS 3. Cheri Wood, HBU 14 COACH OF THE YEAR: 1.Ariel Raley,TWU 68 4. Kayla Maddox, NU 11 Mary-Ellen Hall, Houston Baptist 2. Marie Stone,TWU 64 5. Devin Blew,TWU 10 3. Gertie Jeffries, NU 62 5. Nicole Chesworth, UTPB 10 4.Alex Mesa, NU 60 2006 RRAC Players/ 5. Hannah Garza, HBU 58 ERA (Min. 30 IP) 1. Laura Hess, HBU 0.85 Pitchers of the Week RUNS 2. Melissa Wright, HBU 1.52 1.Ariel Raley,TWU 54 3. Cheri Wood, HBU 1.62 Date Player - Team Cl.-Pos. 1. Marie Stone,TWU 54 4. Jennifer Parker, UTPB 1.87 3. Gertie Jeffries, NU 40 5. Kayla Maddox, NU 2.25 Feb. 28 Tara Sharp - TWU Jr.-UT 3. Sarah Wilson, HBU 40 Laura Hess - HBU Sr.-RHP 5.Alicia Wylie,TWU 39 STRIKEOUTS Mar. 7 Gertie Jeffries - NU Jr.-OF 1. Laura Hess, HBU 270 Sasha Waggoner - UTPB Sr.-1B DOUBLES 2.Ashley Westermen, NU 144 Nicole Chesworth - UTPB Sr.-RHP 1.Alex Mesa, NU 19 3. Megan Melancon, BC 105 Mar. 14 Marie Stone - TWU Sr.-1B 2. Kim Alameda, BC 15 4. Christan Hogan, CSW 103 Jennifer Parker - UTPB Sr.-RHP 2. Sarah Wilson, HBU 15 5. Kayla Maddox, NU 99 Mar. 21 Marie Stone - TWU Sr. 1B 4. Jessica Dean, BC 13 Laura Hess - HBU Sr.-RHP 4. Hannah Garza, HBU 13 2006 Team Stats Mar. 28 Alex Mesa - NU So.-UT Sarah Wilson - HBU Jr.-UT TRIPLES AVG. 1.Texas Wesleyan .328 Laura Hess - HBU Sr.-RHP 1. Mayda Garza,TC 4 Ashley Westerman - NU Fr.-RHP 1.Alicia Wylie,TWU 4 2. Northwood .324 3. Houston Baptist .288 Apr. 4 Cheri Wood - HBU Jr.-UT 3. Elizabeth Marroquin,TC 3 Laura Hess - HBU Sr.-RHP 3.Tanya Ritter, CSW 3 4. UT-Permian Basin .284 3. Rebecca Stanley, HBU 3 5. Bacone .260 Apr. 11 Krissie Conner - HBU Jr.-3B 3. Sarah Wilson, HBU 3 Rachel Hampton - TWU Jr.-OF HOME RUNS Rachel Lamont - TWU Jr.-RHP HOME RUNS 1.Texas Wesleyan 66 Apr. 18 Krissie Conner - HBU Jr.-3B 1.Tara Sharp,TWU 18 2. Houston Baptist 36 Brooke McNabb - TWU So.-UT 2. Rachel Hampton,TWU 16 3. Northwood 23 Laura Hess - HBU Sr.-RHP 3. Marie Stone,TWU 14 4. Bacone 15 Apr. 25 Kayla Maddox - NU Jr.-UT 4.Alex Mesa, NU 10 5.Texas College 12 Nicole Chesworth - UTPB Sr.-RHP 5.Ariel Raley,TWU 7 May 2 Hannah Garza - HBU Jr.-C 5. Cheri Wood, HBU 7 ERA Sasha Waggoner - UTPB Sr.-1B 5. Melissa Wright, HBU 7 1. Houston Baptist 1.17 Laura Hess - HBU Sr.-RHP 2. UT-Permian Basin 2.35 Kayla Maddox - NU Jr.-RHP RUNS BATTED IN 3. Northwood 2.60 May 9 Faira Harward - NU Sr.-OF 1. Rachel Hampton,TWU 61 4.Texas Wesleyan 3.71 Cheri Wood - HBU Jr.-UT 2.Tara Sharp,TWU 50 5. College of the Southwest 5.36 Ashley Westerman - NU Fr.-RHP 3.Ariel Raley,TWU 40 Cheri Wood - HBU Jr.-RHP 4. Kayla Maddox, NU 39 FIELDING PCT. 4. Marie Stone,TWU 39 1. Housotn Baptist .969 2. UT-Permian Basin .939 3. Northwood .938 4. Bacone .937 5.Texas Wesleyan .936 14 Lady Ram Record Book

Season - .870, Monica Barrilleaux, 2002 Career - 233, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 4, Vanessa Urteaga, vs. SNU, 3/12/05 Individual Records Career - .707, Stacey Head, 1997-99 Season - 28, Kelly Rodenburgh, 1996 Strikeouts: Career - 64, Maria McGee, 1997-00 BATTING On-base Percentage: Game - 14, Marie Stone, vs. UTPB, 3/5/05-1, Season - .521, Sandra Madrid, 1997 Cheryl Giblin, vs. Jarvis Chr.,4/28/83 Games: Career - .481 Marie Stone, 2005-06 Season - 139,Amanda Bayless, 2000 Team Records Season - 55,Three times Career - 330, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Career - 193 games, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Hit-by-Pitch: HITTING Game - 2, Three times Games Started: Season - 5, Five times At-bats: Season - 55, Shauna Greaham, 1995 Career - 11, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Game -46 at Concordia-Austin,3/14/06-1 55, Bridgette Guesno, 1995 Season - 1561, 1995 Career - 192, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Walks: Game - 4, Four times Runs Scored: Batting Average: Season - 30,Amanda Milam, 2004 Game - 24, at UMHB, 4/26/95-2 Season - .460, Monica Barrilleaux, 2002 Career - 72, Stacey Dean, 1997-00 Season - 328, 2006 Career - .420, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Strikeouts: Hits: At-bats: Game - 5, Rachel Hampton, vs. CSW,4/1/05-1 Game -27 at Concordia-Austin,3/14/06-1 Game -6,Ariel Raley at Con-Aus. 3/14/06 Season - 56, Rachel Hampton, 2005 Season - 451, 2006 6,Tara Sharp at Con-Aus.3/14/06 Career - 132, Rachel Hampton, 2004-06 6, Marie StoneatCon-Aus.3/14/06 Doubles: Season - 216, Shauna Greaham, 1995 Stolen Bases: Game - 8, vs.Texas Lutheran,4/19/96-1 Career - 650, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Game - 4,Brandi Williams,vs.Inc.Word,4/15/00-1 Season - 87, 1996 4, Sandra Madrid, at UMHB, 3/9/96 Runs: Season - 42, Brandi Williams, 1997 Triples: Game - 4,Thirteen times Career - 84, Brandi Williams, 1997-00 Game - 3, at Incarnate Word, 4/1/00-1 Season - 62, Sandra Madrid, 1997 Former head coach Carol Pierce is the Season - 32, 1997 Career - 168, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Caught Stealing: Game - 1, Numerous times all-time leader in coaching victories Home Runs: Hits: Season - 13, Sandra Madrid, 1997 (102) and former Lady Ram Laura Game - 6 at Concordia-Austin, 3/14/06-1 Game - 5,Shauna Greaham,Cameron,4/8/95-1 Career - 21, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Buchannon holds the record for most vic- Season - 66, 2006 5, Sandra Madrid, Cameron, 4/8/95-1 tories in a season (21). Season - 79, Sandra Madrid, 1997 Sacrifice Flies: Runs Batted In: Career - 273, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Game - 2,Tara Sharp at CSW, 3/25/06 Game - 19, at UMHB, 4/26/95-2 Season - 8, Stacey Head, 1999 Victories: Season - 282, 2006 Doubles: Career - 10, Stacey Head, 1997-99 Season - 21, Laura Buchanan, 1998 Game - 3, Danah Merck, Bacone, 3/28/03-1 Career - 58, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Total Bases: Season - 18, Stacey Head, 1999 Sacrifice Hits: Game -47 at Concordia-Austin,3/14/06-1 Career - 38, Stacey Head, 1997-99 Game - 2, Five times Losses: Season - 725, 2006 Season - 13, Michelle Betik, 2000 Season - 13,Tara Shara Shapr, 2004 Triples: Career - 23, Maria McGee, 1997-00 Gina Gotcher, 1994, 1995 Batting Average: Game - 2, Stacey Elliott, at EC Okla., 4/4/96-1 Career - 48, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Season - .339, 2002 Season - 16, Sandra Madrid, 1997 Grounded into Double Play: Career - 27, Brandi Williams, 1997-00 Game - 1, Numerous times Saves: Slugging Percentage: Season - 4, Jane Twardowski, 1994 Season - 4, Mindy Rhome, 1999 Season - .528, 2006 Career - 4, Jane Twardowski, 1994 Career - 4,Three tied On-base Percentage: Wild Pitches: Season - .399, 2002 PITCHING Game - 5,Amanda Kashuba,vs.Okla.Chr.,3/22/03 Season - 10,Tara Sharp, 2006 Hit-by-Pitch: Appearances: Career - 24,Tara Sharp, 2004-05 Game - 4, vs. LeTourneau,2/28/04 Season - 49, Gina Gotcher, 1995 Season - 20, 1996, 2004 Career - 136, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Hit Batters: Game - 5, Rachel Lamont, vs. BC, Walks: Games Started: 4/24/05-2 Game - 12, at Bacone, 3/4/06-1 Season - 30, Gina Gotcher, 1995 Season - 19, Rachel Lamont, 2005 Season - 149, 2005 Career - 105, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Career - 43, Rachel Lamont, 2004-05 Strikeouts: Earned-run Average: Complete Games: Game - 16 vs. Southern Naz. 4/10/06-1 Season - 0.89, Laura Buchanan, 1997 Season - 23, Laura Buchanan, 1997 Season - 252, 2004 Career - 1.05, Laura Buchanan, 1997-98 23, Gina Gotcher, 1992 Career - 42, Laura Buchanan, 1997-98 Stolen Bases: Innings Pitched: Game - 8,Texas Lutheran,4/19/96-2 Game - 10.0,Amanda Bayless,St.Ed’s 4/4/00-1 Shutouts: Season - 136, 1997 Season - 202.0, Gina Gotcher, 1995 Season - 8, Laura Buchanan, 1997 Career - 672.1, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Career - 13, Laura Buchanan, 1997-98 Caught Stealing: Former Lady Ram Brandi Williams is Game - 2, vs. Bacone, 4/8/06-1 the school’s all-time career leader Hits Allowed: 2, vs. Cameron, 2/18/00 with 27 triples. Game - 15, Devin Blew, vs. HBU, FIELDING Season - 31, 1997 3/25/05-1, Rachel Lamont, vs. SEOK St, 4/19/05-2 Fielding Percentage: Sacrifice Flies: Home Runs: Season - 187, Gina Gotcher, 1992 Season - 1.000 (120 chances),Michelle Betik,1998 Game - 2, four times Game - 2, Sixteen times Career - 677, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Career - .984, Michelle Cary, 1992 Season - 35, 1999 Season - 18,Tara Sharp, 2006 Career - 30, Rachel Hampton, 2004-06 Runs Allowed: Putouts: Sacrifice Hits: Game - 14, Gina Gotcher,vs. Okla. City,4/15/95 Game - 18, Bridgette Guesno, vs. STM, 4/28/95 Game - 4, vs. St. Edward's, 4/4/00-1 Runs Batted In: Season - 139, Gina Gotcher, 1992 Season - 306, Brooke McNabb, 2005 4, vs. Central Oklahoma, 2000 Game - 6, Five times Career - 431, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 Career - 460, Bridgette Guesno, 1994-97 Season - 65, 1997 Season - 61, Rachel Hampton, 2006 Career - 126, Brandi Williams, 1997-00 Earned Runs Allowed: Assists: Grounded into Double Play: Game - 11,Dana Rains,vs.Tex.Luth.,3/14/92-2 Game - 10, Beverly Kajs, vs. STM, 4/13/92-1 Game - 2, three times Total Bases: Season - 102, Gina Gotcher, 1992 Season - 126, Maria McGee, 2000 Season - 6, 2001 Game- 11, Marie Stone at C-AC 3/14/06 Career - 268, Gina Gotcher, 1992-95 126, Christina Obregon, 2000 Season - 128, Sandra Madrid, 1997 Career - 316, Maria McGee, 1997-00 PITCHING Career - 379, Sandra Madrid, 1995-98 Base on Balls: Game - 9, Gina Gotcher,vs. Inc.Word, 4/8/94-1 Errors: Earned-run Average: Slugging Percentage: Season - 71,Amanda Bayless, 2000 Game - 4,Tina Obregon, at Inc.Word, 4/19/01 Season - 1.48, 2000 15 Lady Ram Record Book

Innings Pitched: Game - 10.0, vs. USAO, 2/15/05-1 Texas Wesleyan Softball Year-bby-YYear vs. St. Edward's, 4/4/0-1 Season - 372.0, 1995 Year Overall Conference Notes Coach 1978 28-38 Sinah Goode Hits Allowed: 1979 24-19 Sinah Goode Game - 17, vs. HBU, 3/25/05-1 1980 N/A Sinah Goode Season - 435, 2005 1981 N/A Donna Sullivan 1982 N/A Donna Sullivan Runs Allowed: 1983 23-27 Sinah Goode Game - 18, vs. St. Gregory’s, 3/12/05 1984 25-20 District Eight Champions Sinah Goode vs. Quincy, 3/9/93 1985 No Team Season - 288, 2004 1986 No Team 1987 No Team Earned Runs Allowed: 1988 No Team Game - 14, vs. Quincy, 3/9/93 1989 9-11 9-9 Michelle Laney Season - 216, 2004 1990 17-10 9-8 Tim Johnson 1991 15-15-1 10-12-1 Fourth HOT Conference Tim Johnson Doubles Allowed: 1992 19-15 8-12 Fourth HOT Conference Beaver Eubank Season - 75, 2005 1993 16-18 11-13 Fourth HOT Conference Tim Johnson 1994 17-23 9-15 Vernon Carter Triples Allowed: 1995 27-28 13-9 Vernon Carter Season - 14, 1995 1996 22-30 11-13 Carol Pierce 1997 28-17 18-8 Fourth Region VI Carol Pierce Home Runs Allowed: 1998 37-10 26-2 HOT Champions Carol Pierce Game - 3,Three times 1999 39-16-1 14-6 HOT Champions Carol Pierce/Rodney McNeil* Season - 34, 2004 2000 38-10 7-3 Heartland Conference Champions Rodney McNeil 2001 19-15 5-5 Rodney McNeil Base on Balls 2002 24-9 ----- Fourth USCAA Nationals David Barrientes Game - 8, four times 2003 14-28 5-11 David Barrientes Season - 140, 2004 2004 23-28 9-11 Third Red River Conference David Barrientes 2005 28-25 12-12 Third Red River Conference Shannon Gower Strikeouts: 2006 29-21 16-8 Second RRAC Regular Season Shannon Gower Game - 14, vs. UTPB, 3/5/05-1 Totals 521-433-2 192-157-1 vs. Jarvis Christian, 4/28/94 Season - 246, 2005 * Rodney McNeil took over as head coach 19 games into the 1999 season, after Carol Pierce went 15-3-1. Saves: Season - 5, 2006 Coaching Record Coach Years W L T Pct. Wild Pitches: Carol Pierce 96-99 (3+) 102 60 1 .629 Game - 5, at Oklahoma Christian, 3/22/03 Sinah Goode 78-79, 83-84 (4) 100 104 0 .490 Season - 35, 2006 Rodney McNeil 99-01 (2+) 81 38 0 .692 David Barrientes 02-04 (3) 61 65 0 .484 Hit-by-Pitches: Shannon Gower 05-06 (2) 57 46 0 .553 Game - 5, vs. BC, 4/24/05-2 Tim Johnson 90-91, 93 (3) 48 43 1 .527 Season - 30, 2005 Vernon Carter 94-95 (2) 44 51 0 .463 Beaver Eubanks 92 (1) 19 15 0 .559 Shutouts: Michelle Lacy 89 (1) 9 11 0 .450 Season - 13, 1998 Totals 22 years 521 433 2 .546 Complete Games: Season - 41, 1997 Award Winners

FIELDING ALL-CONFERENCE Co-Player of the Year ALL-DISTRICT Fielding Percentage: TAIAW State Season - .948, 2002 1981 Yvonne Hensley 1st-team District VI Player of the Year 1990 Dana Rains 1st-team 1992 Angie Sanchez 1st-team Putouts: Heart of Texas Conference 1994 Beverly Kajs 1st-team Game - 30, vs. USAO, 2/15/05 1990 Vanessa Trimmer 1st-team Angie Sanchez 1st-team vs. St. Edward's, 4/4/00-1 1992 Michelle Cary 1st-team Season - 1062, 1995 Darinda Caselman 1st-team ALL-REGION 1993 Angie Sanchez 1st-team Assists: 1994 Beverly Kajs 1st-team Region VI Game - 16, vs. St. Edward's, 4/4/00-1 Jaime Potter 1st-team 1995 Brandy Elliott 1st-team - 16, vs. Northwood, 3/30/04 Angie Sanchez 1st-team 2006 Marie Stone 1st-team Season - 456, 2000 1995 Sandra Madrid 1st-team Rachel Hampton 2nd-team 1996 Laura Buchannon 1st-team Rachel Lamont 2nd-team Errors: Stacey Head 1st-team Ariel Raley 2nd-team Game - 9, vs. Southern Nazarene, 3/12/05 Brandi Williams 1st-team Tara Sharp 2nd-team Season - 116, 2005 1997 Sandra Madrid 1st-team 1998 Sandra Madrid 1st-team ALL-NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT Red River Athletic Conference 1984 Vera DeLeon 1st-team 2003 Monica Barrilleaux 1st-team Cheryl Giblin 1st-team Amanda Kashuba 1st-team Danah Merck 1st-team ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Co-Player of the Year Stephanie Rice 1st-team 1995 Gina Gotcher 1st-team 2004 Danah Merck 1st-team 1996 Gina Gotcher 1st-team Jennifer Perez 1st-team Bridgette Guesno 1st-team 2005 Jessica Bancroft 1st-team 1997 Shawna Greaham 1st-team Marie Stone 1st-team 1999 Stacy Head 1st-team 2006 Rachel Hampton 1st-team Rachel Lamont 1st-team ALL-AMERICAN Ariel Raley 1st-team Tara Sharp 1st-team 1999 Stacy Head 2nd-team Marie Stone 1st-team 16 All-Time Roster/vs. Opponents All-TTime Roster Albertson, Kinita 1995 Gaubatz, Patty 1984 O'Hagan, Joan 1984 Anderson, Cyndra 1977-78 Geren, Staci 1997-98 Oldham,Ashley 2007- Artiaga,Anjulie 2006 Giblin, Cheryl 1983-84 Osborne, Jennifer 1995-96 Bachelder, Rachael 2002, 2007- Gossett, Zane 1984 Painter, Kara 1991 Balarin, Becky 1995-96 Gotcher, Gina 1992-96 Park,Tana 2007- Bancroft, Jessica 2005 Gower, Shannon 2002-03 Pedroza,Yolanda 1984 Barnes, Jena 2004 Grant, Rene 1982 Perez, Jennifer 2003-04 Barrilleaux, Monica 2000-03 Greaham, Shauna 1994-97 Perez, Michelle 2003-06 Bayless,Amanda 2000-01 Greenstreet, Rikki 2001-02 Pollun, Krystal 2001 Bennett, Deidre 1978-81 Guesno, Bridgette 1993-96 Potter, Jaime 1991-93 Betik, Michelle 1997-00 Gutierrez, Krystal 2003 Rains, Dana 1992 Blew, Devin 2005-06 Hampton, Rachel 2004- Raley,Ariel 2005- Bliss, Sarah 1997 Hanson, Jennifer 1992 Reid,Wendy 1994 Boetel,Wanda 1982-83 Hardin,Vicky 1980 Reynolds, Stephanie 1997 Bohn, Diana 1976-79 Harris, Jill 2001 Reynolds,Teresa 1984 Boone, Denee 1981 Harvey,Tina 1981-83 Rice, Stephanie 2003 Boots, Lori 1984 Head, Stacey 1997-99 Ringer, Durina 1978-80 Boras, Debbie 1976-80 Helm, Kathy 1977 Robertson, Kassandra 1989-92 Boss, Jazmine 2006- Hensley,Yvonne 1980-83 Rodenburgh, Kelly 1996 Bradley-Lang, Shay 2000 Hicks, Erin 2007- Rome, Melinda 1998-99 Brady, Elizabeth 2005- Huey, Kathy 1979 Rupp, Dena 1999 Brady, Renee 1989 Jennings, Sonya 1996 Russell,Tami 1990 Brink, Natalie 2007- Jones, Michelle 2006- Samuel, LeAnn 1997-98 Bristow, Laura 2001 Kajs, Beverly 1991-94 Sanchez,Angie 1991-94 Brustinza, Khris 1983 Kalka, Heather 1993-95 Sanchez, Laurie 1995 Buchanan, Laura 1997-98 Kashuba,Amanda 2002-03 Sharp, Lissa 1977 Builtron, Priscilla 2007- Kay, Kathy 1980-82 Sharp,Tara 2004- Burns, Kristin 1989-90 Key,Tammy 1995-96 Sherry,Amanda 2002 Calderon, Julie 1994-95 Kovalchick, Jenna 1999 Shijoman, Shelly 1989-90 Campbell, Carolyn 1979-81 Lambert, Jessica 2002 Silvia, Brei 1996 Carnes, Candice 1998 Lamont, Becky 2003-04, 06 Sisolak, Mary Beth 1991 Carroll, Jennifer 1992-93 Lamont, Kelly 2006 Sloan, Katrina 2000 Cary, Michelle 1989-92 Lamont-Manuel, Rachel 2004- Smith, Mickie 1984 Caselman, Darinda 1991-94 Lancaster, Kamie 2001-04 Smith, Portia 1983 Castle, Karen 1977 Latla, Sherry 1979 Spangle, Pene 1981-83 Castro,Angel 2007- Lawrence, Connie 1981-82 Speer, Sheri 1998 Chavira, JR 2001 Lipper, Stacy 1997-00 Stalnaker, Kim 1984 Cherry,Ashley 2007- Mabry, Kay 1981-84 Stank, Mary 1978 Clark, Rachel 2001 MacElron, Kathy 1977 Stone, Marie 2005-06 Clemmer, Stephanie 1976-80 Macuch,Amanda 2003-04 Stultz, Denise 1983 Cocke, Lisa 1984 Madrid, Sandra 1995-98 Taylor, Jackie 1979, 1983 Cope, Carolyn 1977 Malone, Morgan 2000 Teer, Helen 1983-84 Cotton, Bobbye 1978-78 Manning, Donna 1980-83 Thompson, Kyle 1981 Cristerna, Crystal 2003-04 Markham, Mindie 1990-91 Thompson, Susan 1978-79 Croft, Sarah 1977 Martinez, Jessica 1997 Todd, Jennifer 1991-93 Cross, Caroil 1980 Mashburn,Amanda 2002 Tomsic, Cristina 2007- Davenport, Emily 1998-99 McCuin, Paula 1977-78 Torres, Michelle 1989 Dean, Stacey 1997-00 McGee, Maria 1997-00 Trevino,Vanessa 1989-90 Dean,Tracey 2000 McNabb, Brooke 2005- Trimmer, Dawn 1990-91 DeLeon,Vera 1981-84 Mendoza,Alicia 2007- Twardowski, Jane 1993-94 Dietrich, Dana 1989 Mendoza, Gaylyn 1991-94 Urey, Dianne 1982 Dodd, Rita 1978-80 Merck, Danah 2003-05 Urteaga,Vanessa 2004-05 Doyle, Jennifer 1996-97 Milam,Amanda 2004-05 Velasquez, Melissa 2002 Eden, Sarah 1981-84 Miller,Tammy 1979 Villareal,Vicki 1980-82 Elliott, Brandy 1994-96 Mize, Christi 2000-03 Wallace, Cassie 1998-00 Ellis, Melinda 1979 Molinar, Lindsey 2005- Wallum,Andrea 1997-00 Endsley, Pam 1980 Moore, Diana 1979-80 Westbrook, Rhonda 1977 Eubanks, Beverly 1992 Morones, Maria 2004-05 Wiedeman,Tracey 1979 Fernandez, Christine 1995-96, 1998 Morrison, Crystal 2001 Williams, Brandi 1997-00 Flories, Nancy 1977 Munoz, Sandra 1992-95 Williams, Maddie 2007- Ford, Colleen 1989-90 Neyland, Bernadine 1978-81 Williams, Melanie 2000-01 Forman,Amanda 1998 Nikel, Michelle 1991 Williamson, Janet 1979 Fritz, Staci 2003, 2005 Nunez, Jennifer 2000 Wiscombe, Michelle 1995-96 Gain, Janna 1999 Obregon, Christina 2000-01 Wylie,Alicia 2006 Garza, Lauren 2007- Obsivac, Cynthia 2002-03

All-TTime Versus Opponents - 2007 Opponents in Bold Opponent Overall (Streak) Opponent Overall (Streak) Opponent Overall (Streak) Abilene Christian 5-3 (W4) Lamar 2-0 (W2) Sam Houston State 2-4 (W1) Angelo State 8-0 (W8) Langston First Meeting Schreiner 12-3 (W7) Athens State 1-0 (W1) LeTourneau 8-0 (W8) Science & Arts (OK) 1-1 (L1) Bacone 6-13 (W4) Lindenwood First Meeting South Dakota State 2-0 (W2) Baylor 7-7 (L3) Mary-Hardin Baylor 14-15 (W5) SE Oklahoma State 11-9 (L3) Bellarmine 0-1 (L1) Maryland 1-0 (W1) Southern Arkansas 2-1 (W1) Briar Cliff 0-2 (L2) Midland Lutheran 2-2 (W1) Southern Colorado 1-1 (L1) Cal. St.-San Marcos 0-1 (L1) Midwestern State 3-0 (W3) Southern Illinois 1-0 (W1) Cameron 9-4 (L1) Minnesota 0-1 (L1) Southern Indiana 1-1 (L1) Centenary 2-0 (W2) Missouri 0-2 (L2) Southern Nazarene 1-2 (L2) Central Christian (OK) First Meeting Missouri-Kansas City 0-1 (L1) Southwestern (KS) 1-0 (W1) Central Oklahoma 3-8 (L6) Missouri-Rolla 1-0 (W1) SW Missouri State 1-1 (L1) Central State 1-0 (W1) Missouri-Southern 1-0 (W1) SW Oklahoma State 2-2 (L2) College of the SW 7-1 (W4) Missouri Valley 2-0 (W2) Spring Hill 0-1 (L1) Columbia College 0-2 (L2) National Christian 2-1 (W2) Stephen F.Austin 2-10 (W1) Concordia (NY) 1-0 (W1) Neb.-Omaha 0-1 (L1) Sterling College 1-0 (W1) Concordia-Austin 17-0 (W17) Newman 1-0 (W1) Takeo College 3-0 (W3) Culver-Stockton 2-0 (W2) North Texas 1-0 (W1) Tarleton State 9-8-1 (W1) Dordt First Meeting Northern Iowa 1-0 (W1) Texas A&M 2-2 (L1) East Central Oklahoma 5-0 (W5) NE Oklahoma 1-1 (L1) Texas A&M-Kingsville 1-1 (W1) East Texas Baptist 5-5 (L4) Northwestern College 1-1 (L1) Texas Lutheran 29-9 (W12) Emporia State 2-1 (W2) NW Louisiana 1-0 (W1) Texas College 11-2 (W9) Evangel College 1-0 (W1) NW Oklahoma State 1-3 (L1) Texas Tech 0-2 (L2) Friends 1-0 (W1) Northwood 17-21 (L5) Texas Woman’s 8-20 (L12) Greenville (IL) 2-0 (W2) Oklahoma 1-1 (W1) Trinity 5-1 (W1) Hardin-Simmons 2-0 (W2) Oklahoma Baptist 3-3 (W1) Union College 0-1 (L1) Haskell Indian Nations 2-0 (W2) Oklahoma Christian 5-7 (L5) University of Dallas 3-0 (W3) Henderson State First Meeting Oklahoma City 0-10 (L10) UT-Arlington 9-17 (W1) Hillsdale Baptist 4-0 (W4) Pacific 1-0 (W1) UT-Dallas 4-0 (W4) Houston Baptist 8-30 (L17) Panhandle State 1-0 (W1) UT-Permian Basin 16-5 (L1) Howard Payne 4-2 (W4) Park First Meeting UT-Tyler 0-2 (L2) Incarnate Word 31-17 (L2) Peru State 3-0 (W3) Venus State 1-0 (W1) Iowa 0-2 (L2) Phillips 1-0 (W1) Wayne State 0-1 (L1) Iowa Wesleyan 2-0 (W2) Quincy 8-3 (W5) West Florida 1-0 (W1) Jarvis Christian 2-0 (W2) Rogers State 2-0 (W2) West Texas A&M 0-4 (L4) Kansas Wesleyan 0-1 (L1) Saint Edward’s 25-29 (L6) William Woods 1-0 (W1) Kearney (NE) 0-1 (L1) Saint Francis (IL) 1-0 (W1) Winthrop 0-1 (L1) Kennesaw State 0-1 (L1) Saint Gregory’s 1-4 (L3) Wisc.-Stevens Point 0-2 (L2) Lake Erie 2-0 (W2) Saint Mary’s 24-32 (L3) Wyoming 1-0 (W1) Lake Forest 1-0 (W1) Saint Mary’s (NE) 3-1 (L1) 17 Athletic Directory

Brad Devin Christy Bobby Jennifer Melanie Stacy Averitte Blew Clawson Cornett Cuca Ford Francis

Shannon Nishia Josh Tony Mike Josh Gaspar Gower Hobbs Gibbs Jaramillo Jeffcoat Lacy Martinez

Kevin Kyle Brennen Terry AAron Millikan Morgan Shingleton Waldrop Whaley Administration Dr. Harold G. Jeffcoat, President (817) 531-4401 [email protected] Pati Alexander,VP Enrollment and Student Services (817) 531-4214 [email protected] Kevin Millikan,Athletic Director (817) 531-4874 [email protected] Pam Rast, Faculty Athletic Represenative (817) 531-4876 [email protected] Josh Lacy, Sports Information Director (817) 531-4855 [email protected] Kyle Morgan, Head Athletic Trainer (817) 531-7590 [email protected] Melanie Ford,Administrative Assistant (817) 531-4857 [email protected] Baseball Staff Mike Jeffcoat, Head Coach (817) 531-7547 [email protected] Brad Averitte,Assistant Coach/Asst. Sports Information (817) 531-7548 [email protected] Tony Jaramillo,Assistant Coach (817) 531-7548 Golf Staff Kevin Millikan, Head Coach (817) 531-4874 [email protected] Bobby Cornett,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4874 [email protected]

Men’s Basketball Staff Terry Waldrop, Head coach (817) 531-4224 [email protected] Brennen Shingleton,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4212 [email protected] AAron Whaley, Head JV Coach (817) 531-4871 [email protected]

Men and Women’s Soccer Staff Josh Gibbs, Head Coach (817) 531-7556 [email protected] Gaspar Martinez,Assistant Coach (817) 531-7556 [email protected] Softball Staff Shannon Gower, Head Coach (817) 531-4852 [email protected] Devin Blew,Assistan Coach (817) 531-4852

Volleyball Staff Christy Clawson (817) 531-4850 [email protected] Jennifer Cuca (817) 531-4850

Women’s Basketball Staff Stacy Francis, Head Coach (817) 531-6599 [email protected] Nishia Hobbs,Assistant Coach (817) 531-6599

18 Sycamore Park

Sycamore Park Sycamore Park is located less than a mile from the Texas Wesleyan campus and has been the home for Lady Ram Softball since 1989. The field has a capacity of 500. The dimensions of the field are 210- feet in left field, 225-feet in center field and 205-feet in right field. Last season the Lady Rams owned an 13-9 (.590) record in games played at Sycamore Park. Texas Wesleyan owns an all-time record of 195- 130-2 (.600) at Sycamore Park.

Directions to Sycamore Park from Texas Wesleyan University: Go West on Rosedale Street approximately one mile. Turn right at the Sycamore Park entrance. The field is second on the left.

Sid W. Richardson Center

The Sid W. Richardson Center was built in 1970 and has been the home of (Orthopedist), and Paige Cook LVN. Ram basketball and volleyball ever since. The gymnasium holds 1,500 seats for both The Wesleyan Athletic Training basketball and volleyball games. Service Program provides numerous The Sid W. Richardson Center has played host to NAIA regional champi- opportunites for on campus clinical onships,TAPPS regional high school championships, basketball camps, national and experience of Athletic Training state table tennis championships, cheerleading camps and competitions, all-university Students. picnics, multiple student activity programs and body building contests over the years.A true multipurpose facility, the center The Sid W. Richardson Center also hosts exercise and sports studies classes, intramurals and recreational activities. The Sid W. Richardson Center also contains the athletic training facility and clinical education site for the Texas Wesleyan Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP).The program is under the direction of Dr. Pam Rast,Athletic Training Education Program Director. Kyle Morgan, MA, LAT,ATC serves as Head Athletic Trainer, while Erika Debro, LAT,ATC serves as Associate Athletic Trainer and Clinical Instructor. Other athletic training faculty include Kerri Horsley, MED, LAT,ATC (Assistant Professor/Clinical Coordinator) and Deb Workman, LAT,ATC (Adjunct Instructor).The sports medicine team is headed by James Bothwell, MD (Team Medical Director and Orthopedist), Michelle Kirk, MD (Family The Sid W. Richardson Gymnasium Practice), Marian Zinnante, MD The Texas Wesleyan Athletic Training Room (OB/GYN), Bonnie Ahrens, PA

19 Texas Wesleyan The Texas Wesleyan athletic department has been competing in intercol- legiate sports for almost a century. Here is a look at some of the highlights the Rams have enjoyed in every sport since 1908:

Men’s Soccer: The men’s soccer team has advanced to the postseason the last three seasons, winning their first Red River Championship and advancing to the Region VI tournament for the first time last season. -Ram Soccer also has the third most goals scored in one game in NAIA history, scoring 26 goals in 2003 against Dallas Christian. Women’s Soccer: The women’s soccer team qualified for the postseason for the fourth consecutive season, and also won its first Red River Championship in 2005. -Jessica Carrion was named 1st-team All-Conference in all four seasons with the Lady Rams. She graduated with six Texas Wesleyan redcords holding the single game, season, and career records in goals and points. Volleyball: The volleyball team advanced to the “Elite 8” of the national Volleyball tournament in 2004 and 2005. The Lady Rams have made eight trips to The 2005 Wesleyan volley- nationals and finished as high as second in 1982 and 1990. ball team reached the “Elite -In 2005, the Lady Rams set school records by winning 58 consecutive 8” of the NAIA National games and 30 consecutive matches. Championship for the second Men’s Basketball: The men’s basketball team made history last season consecutive season. The by winning their first National Championship. They also became the low- est seed (27th) ever to win the NAIA National Tournament when Ben Lady Rams went 16-0 in Hunt hit a three with 0.2 seconds remaining to deliver a 67-65 win over conference play and won 58 Oklahoma City. consecutive games. -The Rams have produced 13 All-Americans, one of which was Clifton McNeely, who led the entire nation in scoring in 1947. Women’s Basketball: The women’s basketball team advanced to their first-ever NAIA National Championship in 2005. -The Lady Rams have enjoyed three consecutive seasons with 15 or more wins. Golf: The men’s golf team has won six national titles (more than any Men’s Soccer other NAIA institution) and have finished in the Top-3 22 times. The men’s soccer team won its first -The Rams have produced 63 All-America Red River Championship and selections and nine individuals have won medalists honors at the NAIA National advanced to the Region VI tourna- Championship. ment for the first time in 2005. The Baseball: The baseball team has amassed Rams have produced 27 All- over 1,000 victories in its 36-year history and Conference players and three All- Golf have had 36 players drafted by the major America selectrions. The men’s golf team has leagues. Former Ram Jeff Moronko saw enjoyed a rich history, win- time in the majors with the Cleveland ning six national titles and Indians. finishing in the Top-3 22 -The Rams have put together consecutive times. The program has 30-win seasons for the first time since 1984, and they are led by head coach Mike produced 63 All-America Jeffcoat, a former major legue pitcher with selections and nine NAIA the Texas Rangers. medalists. The Rams have Softball: The softball team has qualified for also finished in the Top-10 the postseason the last four seasons and of the NAIA National advanced to the national tournament in Tournament in 45 of their 1984. 52 tournament appear- -Lady Ram head coach Shannon Gower led ances. the 2005 team to a 28-25 record in her first season marking the team’s first winning record in three years. -In 2006 the Lady Rams hit a school record and then an NAIA record 66 home runs. 7 National Men’s Golf: 1974, 1975, Football: 1939, 1941. 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969, Championships Heartland Conference 1976, 1977, 1978. 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, Men’s Basketball (2000-22001) Men’s Tennis: 1974, 1975, Texas AIAW Champions 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, NAIA - 2006 Softball: 2000. 1976. Women’s Basketball: 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1979, North Zone - 1975. 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, Men’s Golf Heart of Texas Conference Big State Conference 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, NAIA - 1964, 1969, 1975, (1988-11999) (1951-11973) 70 National 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1990, 1995, 1999. Women’s Basketball: Men’s Basketball: 1953, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004, 1989, 1990. 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, Tournament 2005, 2006. Men’s Golf: 1995, 1996, 1963. Appearances 77 Conference Men’s Basketball Softball 1997, 1999. Men’s Golf: 1950, 1951, NAIA: 1984. Championships Softball: 1998, 1999. 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, NAIA: 1940, 1941, 1942, Red River Athletic Volleyball: 1988, 1989, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1943, 1947, 1948, 1983, Men’s Swimming Conference 1990. 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 2006. NAIA: 1984. (2002-ppresent) Women’s Tennis: 1990. 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, Baseball: West Division - 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, Women’s Basketball Men’s Tennis 2005. Texas Athletic Conference 1972, 1973. AIAW: 1979. NAIA: 1978, 1979, 1983, Men’s Golf: 2004, 2005, (1979) NAIA: 2005. 1984. 2006. Baseball: 1979. Texas Conference Volleyball Men’s Soccer: 2006. (1938-11950) Men’s Golf NAIA: 1982, 1986, 1987, Women’s Soccer: 2006. Texoma Conference Men’s Basketball: 1938, NCAA Division II: 2000 1989, 1990, 1994, 2004, Volleyball: 2004, 2005, (1974-11978) 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, NAIA: 1952, 1953, 1955, 2005. West Division - 2004, Baseball: 1978. 1947, 1949. 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 20 2003, 2002. Men’s Basketball: 1976. Men’s Golf: 1940. 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964,

TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2006-07 Athletics History The Texas Wesleyan athletics program has also enjoyed success in Softball other sports that are now defunct: The softball team is one of five cur- rent teams in the Wesleyan athletic -The Texas Wesleyan football team won two conference titles in their eight department to make a national tour- seasons in the 1930s. nament appearance. In 2006, the -The Texas Wesleyan men’s and women’s tennis teams have won four Lady Rams hit a school record 66 conference titles in their history and the men’s team has qualified for the home runs led by Tara Sharp’s (pic- NAIA National Tournament four times. tured) school record 18 home runs. Women’s Basketball The women’s basket- ball team advanced to the national tourna- ment in 2005. It was Men’s the program’s first appearance in the Basketball national tournament. The men’s basketball The Lady Rams have team won its first won 15 or more games national championship in three consecutive last season when Ben seasons. Hunt hit “the shot heard ‘round the world” with 0.2 sec- onds remaining to deliver a 67-65 win over Oklahoma City University.

2005-06 Wesleyan Recap Baseball The baseball team has Sport Record RRAC Finish amassed over 1,000 victories in its 36 years of existence. Baseball 31-23 2nd The program has also pro- Golf N/A 1st* duced 36 players who were selected in the Major League M. Basketball 25-9 2nd* Draft. The Rams have M. Soccer 11-7-1 1st advanced to the postseason in five of the last seven years. Softball 29-21 2nd Volleyball 35-5 1st* W. Basketball 15-15 4th W. Soccer 14-5 1st

* - National Tournament Appearance

121 All-America Kenvin (94-HM), Lanny (53-1), Rex Hill (57-1), Don Leggatt (89-1), Richar HM), Loren Clark (04-HM), Knight (98-2), Todd Chappell Hill (58-1), Robert Wood Backwell (90-1), Andy Fuller Nichole Richardson (04- Selections (00-HM), David Johnson (03- (59-1), Robert Wood (60-1), (90-1), Robby Koch (90-1), HM). Baseball HM), David Johnson (04- Robert Wood (61-1), Tom Robby Koch (91-1), Robby NCAA Division II: Shawn HM), Tommy Johnson (05- Wrinkle (62-1), Charles Koch (92-1), Jamie Drysdale Softball Green (00-1), Pat Hannon 2), Ben Hunt (06-2), Khayri Meisner (63-1), Tom Wrinkle (94-1), Chris Webster (94-1), NAIA: Stacy Head (99-2). (00-1). McKinney (06-HM). (63-1), Mike Martin (64-1), Jamie Drysdale (95-1), NAIA: David Yates (68-HM), Charles Meisner (64-1), Steve Galko (96-1), David Volleyball Bob Mershon (71-1), Wally Women’s Basketball Jerry Searcy (64-1), Tom West (97-1), Chris Gaines NAIA: Diane Urey (82-1), Gawaluch (73-2), Rusty NAIA: Teresa Reynolds (86- Wrinkle (64-1), Mike Martin (98-1), Ricahrd Ramskill Willa Gipson (82-2), Laura Jacobs (75-1), Jim Thomas 1), Terri Porter (90-2), (65-1), Melvin Starks (66-1), (98-1), David West (98-1), McDonald (86-1), Ginger (75-2), Donnie Carr (76-1), Georgia Sherrill (90-HM). Paul Darwin (69-1), Gary Tim McMillan (99-1), Klopfenstein (87-1), Joanna Rusty Jacobs (76-1), Keith Frankenfield (69-1), Bobby Richard Ramskill (99-1), Hooker (87-2), Ginger Sprekles (77-2), Keith Football Cornett (72-1), Dan Gray Jason Read (99-1), Reino Klopfenstein (88-2), Colleen Sprekles (78-1), Bob Adkins Small College: Dick (75-1), Eddie Horn (75-1), Deetlefs (04-1), Reino Ford (88-3), Kristen Tuttle (80-1), Tom Hayes (80-1), Livingston (37-1). Bill Morrill (78-1), Brad Deetlefs (05-1), Scott Sikes (89-1), Stephanie Dave Griffin (82-1), Randy Higgins (79-1), Gary Dennis (05-1). McLaughlin (89-2), Foyt (84-1), Zach Archer Men’s Golf (80-1), Danny Mijovic (80-1), Stephanie McLaughlin (90- (06-HM), Shea Harrison (06- NCAA Division II: Chris Paul Lopez (81-1), Danny Men’s Soccer 1), Kristen Tuttle (90-1), HM). Gaines (99-1), David West Mijovic (81-1), Danny NAIA: Eric Littlejohn (93- Debbie Williamson (92-3), (00-1), Tim McMillan (00-1), Mijovic (82-1), Dow Brian HM), Christian Villasenor Carmen Biel (95-HM), Men’s Basketball Jason Read (00-1), David (83-1), Danny Mijovic (83-1), (03-HM), Jose Melendez (04- Cassie Underwood (95-HM), NAIA: Clifton McNeely (47- West (00-1). Mike Krsnak (84-1), Mike HM). Leighanne Krey (02-HM), 1), E.F. Parham (47-HM), NAIA: Jack Hamilton (52-1), Krsnak (85-1), Mike Krsnak Cortney Johansen (03-HM), Don Rees (59-HM), Kevin Ray Jefferson (52-1), Willard (86-1), Blayne Hobbs (88-1), Women’s Soccer Cortney Johansen (04-HM), Fitchett (83-HM), Rodney Young (52-1), Jack Hamilton Ian Leggatt (88-1), Ian NAIA: Jessica Carrion (03- Rachel Loftin (05-2). Nobles (89-HM), Kenny 21 TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2006-07 TEXAS This Is WESLEYAN name of Texas Wesleyan College. This change was, in large measure, due to the transfer of assets from Texas Wesleyan Academy in Austin. UNIVERSITY This marked a new era for the University’s stability and future growth. On January 9, 1989, the name was officially changed to Texas Wesleyan University in recognition of the University’s outstanding grad- uate programs in Education and Health Science. The 1990-91 aca- demic year marked the celebration of a century of servicein higher edu- cation. On August 1, 1992, the University aquired the Dallas Fort History Worth School of Law, now the Texas Wesleyan Texas Wesleyan University was University School of Law. The law school is located founded in 1890 by the Methodist in downtown Fort Worth and is fully accrediated by Episcopal Church, South, as the Ameriican Bar Association. Polytechnic College, and built on a Today, Texas Wesleyan University offers under- forty-two acre tract of land donated graduate and graduate studies to over 2,700 stu- by A.S. Hall, W.D. Hall and George dents on both the historic campus and at its law Tandy. Classes began in 1891. A school downtown Fort Worth campus faculty of ten taught a student enrollment of one hundred ten that Mission first year. Our mission at Texas Wesleyan University is to In 1934, male students were develop students to their full potential as individuals admitted and the college took the and as members of the world community. The University is committed to the principles that each student deserves personal attention and that all members of the academic community must have freedom to pursue independent thought and to exer- cise intellectual curiosity. The University actively seeks and employs faculty and staff with commit- ment and dedication to teaching, inspiring and serv- ing students. Texas Wesleyan University recognizes its responsibility to the community by providing lead- ership and talent through programs that enable and enrich society.

Campus Texas Wesleyan maintains a historic campus in east Fort Worth and a downtown campus which is adjacent to the Fort Worth Convention Center and immediatley across from the Water Gardens in Fort Worth. The historic campus includes more than 75 acres just four miles southeast of downtown and is on one of the highest points of the city. The heritage of Texas Wesleyan is reflected in some of the his- toric buildings with Georgia-style columns, while MAJORS OFFERED School of Business School of -Social Studies -Pre-law emphasis -Weekend University -Accounting Education -Spanish -Psychology -Wesleyan Collegiate -Business Administration -Athletic Training/Sports -Theater Arts -Sociology Institute -Economics Medicine -Criminal Justice -Women’s Studies -Finance -Elementary- Division of Science and emphasis -Integrative Studies Generalist/Bilingual Mathematics Graduate Programs -International -Exercise Science -Biochemistry Division of Visual and -Business Administration Business -Middle School- -Biology Performing Arts -Education -Management Science/Math/Generalist -Chemistry -Art -Healthcare -Management -Computer Science -Music Administration Information Systems School of Arts and -Mathematics -Nurse Anesthesia -Marketing Sciences Special Programs -Psychology: Mental -Mass Communication Division of Humanities Division of Social -Aerospace Studies Health Counseling -Advertising-Public -English Sciences -High School Joint Relations -History -Business-Psychology Cooperative Programs School of Law 22 -Journalism -Liberal Studies -Paralegal Studies -International Programs -Doctor of Jurisprudence -Radio-Television -Religion -Political Science -Military Science (R.O.T.C.)

TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2006-07 Texas Wesleyan progress is seen in the contempory design of the newer buildings. The mixture of old and new is reflected in all aspects of Texas Wesleyan’s life where new and innovative ideas complement more than a century of ideas.

Academics Texas Wesleyan University is the first choice for many students who seek a strong liberal arts curricu- lum and who wish to pursue their careers in busi- ness, teaching, science, or the visual or performing arts. In an environment where teaching and service are the most important components, Texas Wesleyan U.S. Congresswoman helps students achieve their academic dreams and Kay Granger goals thorugh a dedicated faculty, 76% of whom hold doctoral or terminal degrees in their field. Reaching for the Moon Teaching you what you need to know is the number one priority of our faculty. And they will What are the chances of being a world record- holder, a golf pro, a U.S. Congresswoman, a advise you on the academic program that will pre- of financing an education at a private insitution, so Broadway producer or a teacher of the year? Just pare you for your career, expose you to your chosen we made financial assistance available to more than ask some of our alumni. They’ll tell you that field through our Pre-Professional Program, and help 85% of our students in Fall 2004! When you apply even if your goals seem as far away as the moon, you develop a resume or apply to graduate schools. for admission, our counselers will sit down with you it’s all within reach with a Texas Wesleyan educa- and, most importantly, they will challenge you to be to make sure a Texas Wesleyan education is within tion. the best you can be, to overcome obstacles so you your reach. can get where you want to go. Angel Fernandez ‘01 . . . . . Sculptor, University With a multitude of undergraduate majors in Atmosphere ...... of Massachusets business, education, visual and performing arts, and Let’s face it. Sometimes, somewhere between science and humanities, you will be able to satisfy classes, labs, and studying, you just want to be with Kay Granger ‘65, HON ‘92. . . . U.S. Congresswomen just about any interest you have for the future. The friends. No paths to explore, no destination to choice is yours. achieve. Just you and your friends, participating in Ian Leggatt ‘89...... Golf pro, winner exciting cocurricular activities or serious conversa- ...... of the Tuscon Open Opportunities tions. On campus or off. Glenn Lewis ‘81 . . . . Texas State Represenative “It’s the journey, not the destination, that At the “SUB” you can play air hockey, pick up a counts.” You’ve probably heard that phrase before. snack at “SUB Grill”, hear some friends play the gui- Freda Phillips Noell . . . . . 2001 Fort Worth ISD At Texas Wesleyan, we think the journey and the tar, and search for happenings at fort Worth ‘82, MSE ‘88...... Teacher of the Year destination both count. hot spots on the Web. If you live on campus, there At Texas Wesleyan, you will journey on paths of are lounges for playing table tennis, pool and foos- Mike Skipper ‘78 ...... Broadway producer, enrichment that may or may not directly relate to ball ... or for just plain lounging. With vibrant down- ...... The Crucible your career goals, but we know that they all eventu- town Fort Worth just minutes away and Dallas near- ally lead to your final destination: a sense of confi- by, there’s plenty to do off campus, too. Richard Wier ‘77 . . . . Fire Department Captain, dence, a sense of engagement, and a sense of pur- ...... deployed to NYC pose for your life. Wesleyan students grow as indi- Texas Wesleyan At a Glance ...... Ground Zero viduals and benefit from a genuine college experi- ence by participating in numerous cocurricular clubs 2,765 students (1,600 undergraduates) John Williams ‘71 ...... Around-the-World and activities, as well as professional clubs and reli- 15:1 student-faculty ratio ...... Speed Record-Holder gious, service, and special interest organizations. 100% of classe are taught by faculty ...... 1997, Bell Helicopter 430 139 full-time faculty Texas Wesleyan offers you a personalized 4 residence halls Amber Womack ‘99 ...... Opera Singer, learning environment within reach of virtually limitless 600 students live on campus ...... New York cultural and recreational activities, internship oppor- 200 students particpate in athletics tunities and career connections. 65 clubs and organizations 7 fraternities and sororities Affordable excellence 85% of students recieve financial aid At Texas Wesleyan, we realize the importance $34.5 million in aid awards last year MINORS OFFERED -Advertising-Public -Philosophy Studies Relations -Physics -Sociology -Art -Political Science -Spanish -Biblical Studies -Psychology -Theater Arts -Biology -Radio-Television -Women’s Studies -Business -Recreation Diving -Youth Ministry Administration Management -Chemistry -Religion -Christian Education -Religion-Biblical -Computer Science PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES -English -History -Pre-Clinical/Counseling Psychology -Journalism -Pre-Dentistry -Kinesiology -Pre-Law -Mathematics -Pre-Medicine -Pre-Ministry The Wesleyan Village is a $6.5 million residence hall that opened in the -Music -Pre-University Teaching Fall of 2005. The apartment-style facility houses approximately 260 stu- -Paralegal Studies dents. TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2006-07 23 Campus Map

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