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2008 Softball Schedule HEAD COACH: BOB BROOKENS 717-477-1328 Fri-Sun Feb 29-Mar 2 at Catawba Invitational Fri-Th u Mar 7-13 at Rebel Spring Games Th u-Sat Mar 20-22 at West Virginia Wesleyan Tournament Tue Mar 25 PHILADELPHIA (DH) 2:30 PM Wed Mar 26 at Shepherd (DH) 2 pm Fri Mar 28 at East Stroudsburg (DH) * 2 pm Sat Mar 29 MILLERSVILLE (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 2 BLOOMSBURG (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 6 at Kutztown (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 8 WEST CHESTER (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 11 MANSFIELD (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 12 EAST STROUDSBURG (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 16 at Millersville (DH) * 3 pm Sat Apr 19 at Bloomsburg (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 22 at West Chester (DH) * 2:30 pm Fri Apr 25 KUTZTOWN (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 26 at Mansfi eld (DH) * 1 pm Th u-Sat May 1-3 PSAC Championship (West High Seed) Th u-Mon May 8-12 NCAA Regionals Th u-Mon May 15-19 NCAA Championship *PSAC Eastern Division game DH -Doubleheader SSoftball2008oftball2008 SSpreadpread 1 ofof 1188 - Pages(36,Pages(36, 1)1) 33/12/08/12/08 33:16:51:16:51 PMPM PProcessrocess CCyanyan 2008 Softball Schedule HEAD COACH: BOB BROOKENS 717-477-1328 Fri-Sun Feb 29-Mar 2 at Catawba Invitational Fri-Th u Mar 7-13 at Rebel Spring Games Th u-Sat Mar 20-22 at West Virginia Wesleyan Tournament Tue Mar 25 PHILADELPHIA (DH) 2:30 PM Wed Mar 26 at Shepherd (DH) 2 pm Fri Mar 28 at East Stroudsburg (DH) * 2 pm Sat Mar 29 MILLERSVILLE (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 2 BLOOMSBURG (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 6 at Kutztown (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 8 WEST CHESTER (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 11 MANSFIELD (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 12 EAST STROUDSBURG (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 16 at Millersville (DH) * 3 pm Sat Apr 19 at Bloomsburg (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 22 at West Chester (DH) * 2:30 pm Fri Apr 25 KUTZTOWN (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 26 at Mansfi eld (DH) * 1 pm Th u-Sat May 1-3 PSAC Championship (West High Seed) Th u-Mon May 8-12 NCAA Regionals Th u-Mon May 15-19 NCAA Championship *PSAC Eastern Division game DH -Doubleheader SSoftball2008oftball2008 SSpreadpread 1 ofof 1188 - Pages(36,Pages(36, 1)1) 33/12/08/12/08 33:16:51:16:51 PMPM PProcessrocess MMagentaagenta 2008 Softball Schedule HEAD COACH: BOB BROOKENS 717-477-1328 Fri-Sun Feb 29-Mar 2 at Catawba Invitational Fri-Th u Mar 7-13 at Rebel Spring Games Th u-Sat Mar 20-22 at West Virginia Wesleyan Tournament Tue Mar 25 PHILADELPHIA (DH) 2:30 PM Wed Mar 26 at Shepherd (DH) 2 pm Fri Mar 28 at East Stroudsburg (DH) * 2 pm Sat Mar 29 MILLERSVILLE (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 2 BLOOMSBURG (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 6 at Kutztown (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 8 WEST CHESTER (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 11 MANSFIELD (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 12 EAST STROUDSBURG (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 16 at Millersville (DH) * 3 pm Sat Apr 19 at Bloomsburg (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 22 at West Chester (DH) * 2:30 pm Fri Apr 25 KUTZTOWN (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 26 at Mansfi eld (DH) * 1 pm Th u-Sat May 1-3 PSAC Championship (West High Seed) Th u-Mon May 8-12 NCAA Regionals Th u-Mon May 15-19 NCAA Championship *PSAC Eastern Division game DH -Doubleheader SSoftball2008oftball2008 SSpreadpread 1 ofof 1188 - Pages(36,Pages(36, 1)1) 33/12/08/12/08 33:16:51:16:51 PMPM PProcessrocess YYellowellow 2008 Softball Schedule HEAD COACH: BOB BROOKENS 717-477-1328 Fri-Sun Feb 29-Mar 2 at Catawba Invitational Fri-Th u Mar 7-13 at Rebel Spring Games Th u-Sat Mar 20-22 at West Virginia Wesleyan Tournament Tue Mar 25 PHILADELPHIA (DH) 2:30 PM Wed Mar 26 at Shepherd (DH) 2 pm Fri Mar 28 at East Stroudsburg (DH) * 2 pm Sat Mar 29 MILLERSVILLE (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 2 BLOOMSBURG (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 6 at Kutztown (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 8 WEST CHESTER (DH) * 2:30 PM Fri Apr 11 MANSFIELD (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 12 EAST STROUDSBURG (DH) * 1 PM Wed Apr 16 at Millersville (DH) * 3 pm Sat Apr 19 at Bloomsburg (DH) * 1 pm Tue Apr 22 at West Chester (DH) * 2:30 pm Fri Apr 25 KUTZTOWN (DH) * 2:30 PM Sat Apr 26 at Mansfi eld (DH) * 1 pm Th u-Sat May 1-3 PSAC Championship (West High Seed) Th u-Mon May 8-12 NCAA Regionals Th u-Mon May 15-19 NCAA Championship *PSAC Eastern Division game DH -Doubleheader SSoftball2008oftball2008 SSpreadpread 1 ofof 1188 - Pages(36,Pages(36, 1)1) 33/12/08/12/08 33:16:51:16:51 PMPM PProcessrocess BlackBlack General Information General Information Table of Contents Quick Facts Athletic Administration Quick Facts .................................................................................2 Offi cial Name of University: Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania About the PSAC .........................................................................2 Member: The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Dr. Roberta Page Jeff Michaels Location: Shippensburg, PA 17257 Director of Athletics Associate Director of Athletics About the University ...................................................................3 Founded: 1871 Academics & Athletics ................................................................4 Enrollment: 7,500 Dr. Roberta Page was appointed direc- Jeff Michaels, associate director of ath- tor of athletics in June 2003. She joined letics since July 2005, is responsible Coaching Staff .............................................................................5 Interim President: Dr. William N. Ruud Athletic Director: Dr. Roberta Page Shippensburg athletics in January 2000 for organizing and implementing all Roster ..........................................................................................6 as associate director of athletics and aspects of NCAA rules compliance and Colors: Red and Blue then served as interim director of ath- education for the Shippensburg Uni- Season Outlook .......................................................................7-8 Nickname: Lady Raiders letics from December 2001 until June versity Athletics Department. Home Field: Robb Field Player Profi les ........................................................................9-22 2003. 2009 Newcomers .................................................................23-24 Coach: Bob Brookens Michaels is the chair of the NCAA Coach’s Phone: (717) 477-1328 Since coming on board, she has helped Division II Field Hockey committee 2007 Results ..............................................................................25 Assistant Coaches: Ben DeShong, maintain Ship pens burg’s winning tra- and is also a member of the Division 2007 Statistics ...........................................................................26 Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic (PSAC Eastern Division) ditions. Shippensburg earned the 2005 II women’s lacrosse regional advisory Results by Season ......................................................................27 2007 Overall Record: 30-24 Dixon Trophy, which is awarded by the committee. In addition, he has served 2007 Eastern Division Record: 12-12 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference to the member institution that as a facilitator for the NCAA Division II Leadership Academy for the Awards and Honors ...................................................................28 Captains: Amanda Bardo, Liz Good, Jill Kirby, has the best overall athletic program. It was the fi fth time in the 10-year past two years. National Tournament ................................................................29 Dani Shields, Sarah Stengl history of the award Shippensburg captured the honor. Prior to coming to Shippensburg, Michaels served fi ve years as an as- AIAW Appearances: 1982 Pacesetters ........................................................................... 30-31 A native of Greensburg, Pa., Page played basketball and softball at Slip- sistant to the athletics director at Slippery Rock University where he PSAC Tournament Appearances: 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, Records ......................................................................................32 pery Rock University where she graduated in 1988. She majored in worked with rules compliance and facilities. 1987, 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 physical education with a minor in sports man age ment. Tiesi and Dacey .........................................................................33 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1987, 1992, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, Previous to his position Slippery Rock, Michaels spent fi ve years as the History, Facility .........................................................................34 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Following graduation she taught health and physical education and sports information director at Lycoming College, a Division III school Athletic Administration ............................................................35 Sports Information Director: Jason Eichelberger served as as sis tant track coach (1989-95) and assistant varsity and head in Williamsport, Pa. Prior to Lycoming, Michaels served six months as Offi ce Phone 717-477-1201 junior varsity basketball coach (1989-94) at Chambersburg High School. Slippery Rock’s interim sports promotion and information director and Schedule ..................................................................... Back Cover E-mail [email protected] She also was head volleyball coach at Wilson College (1992-94). one year as a graduate assistant in the same capacity. Fax 717-477-1253 Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, in compliance with federal and state laws and university policy, is committed to human understanding and provides equal educational, Hotline 717-477-7678 In August 1995 she moved to Gettysburg High School where she was Michaels earned his bachelor of arts in mass communication and politi- employment, and economic opportunities for all persons without regard to race, color, Mailing
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