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2012 LSU Softball No. 24 LSU vs. No. 2 Alabama • April 6-8 Tuscaloosa, Ala. • 7 p.m. • 1:30 p.m. • 1 p.m. Radio: 104.9 FM • Live Stats: LSUsports.net Live Updates: www.Facebook.com/LSUsoftball SETTING THE SCENE SCHEDULE/RESULTS (28-8, 10-1 SEC) ff LSUf carriesf af season’sf longf 12-gamef winningf streakf intof af FEBRUARY [9-4] APRIL [2-0] weekendfseriesfatfNo.f2fAlabama.fGameftimesfarefsetfforf7fp.m.f 10 Penn State [1] L, 5-3 1 Arkansas [SEC] W, 3-2 [Fridayf-fESPNU],f1:30fp.m.f[Saturday]fandf1fp.m.f[Sundayf-fFSN]. 11 No. 15/16 Michigan [1] L, 2-1 4 Nicholls State W, 6-1 ff Lastf timef out,f LSUf collectedf af 6-1f victoryf overf Nichollsf State.f 11 Penn State [1] W, 1-0 [8] 6f atfNo.f2/2fAlabamaf[SEC,fESPNU]f 7fp.m. AshleighfKuhnfandfJulianafSantosfpickedfupftwofRBIsfapiece.fThef 12 Louisiana Tech [1] W, 8-0 [5] 7f atfNo.f2/2fAlabamaf[SEC]f 1:30fp.m. Tigersfhavefwonf25fofftheirflastf29foutingsfdatingfbackftofFeb.f19. 18f vs.fRV/RVfDePaulf[2]f L,f3-1 8f atfNo.f2/2fAlabamaf[SEC,fFSN]f 1fp.m. ff Alabama’sflonefsetbackfonfthefseasonfcamefversusfTennessee.fThef 18f vs.fCalfStatefNorthridgef[2]f W,f11-0f[5] 11f atfSoutheasternfLouisianaff 6fp.m. CrimsonfTide arefledfbyfKailafHunt’sf14fhomefrunsfandf38fRBIsf 19f vs.fNo.f3/1fCaliforniaf L,f14-3f[5] 13f atfNo.f10/9fTennesseef[SEC]f 5fp.m. alongfJackiefTraina’sf21-0frecordfinfthefcircle.f 19f vs.fUtahfStatef W,f13-0f[5] 14f atfNo.f10/9fTennesseef[SEC,fESPN]f 11fa.m. ff LSUfholdsfaf34-27fseriesfedgefoverfAlabama,fincludingfafsweepf 21 Southeastern Louisiana W, 7-0 15f atfNo.f10/9fTennesseef[SEC,fESPN]f 4fp.m. offtheftop-rankedfCrimsonfTideflastfseason.fCompletefrecapsfandf 25 South Alabama [3, CST] W, 5-4 17 McNeese State 6 p.m. boxfscoresfoffthef2011fseasonfseriesfisfavailablefonfpagesf8-10.f 25 NR/RV McNeese State [3] W, 2-0 18 No. 21/No. 22 Florida State 6 p.m. ff Goingfbackftofthef2006fseason,fLSUfhasfbeenfrankedfinf89foffthef 26 South Alabama [3] W, 1-0 20 Ole Miss [SEC, CST] 6 p.m. lastf97feditionsfoffthefNFCA/USAfSoftballfTopf25fpolls.fThefTigers 26 Alcorn State [3] W, 2-0 21 Ole Miss [SEC, CST] 6 p.m. arefrankedfinfbothfpollsfforftheffirstftimefsincefthefpreseason.fThisf MARCH [17-4] 22 Ole Miss [SEC] 1 p.m. week,fLSUfchecksfinfatfNo.f21f[USAfSoftball]fandfNo.f24f[NFCA]. 2f atfNo.f8/9fOklahomaf[4]f L,f7-0 24f atfNo.f6/6fFloridaf[SEC,fCSS]f 4fp.m. 3f vs.fNo.f23/NRfOklahomafStatef[4]f W,f7-4 24f atfNo.f6/6fFloridaf[SEC,fCSS]f 6:30fp.m. SPORTS INFORMATION 3f vs.fNo.f8/9fOklahomaf[4]f L,f5-0 27 No. 9/10 Georgia [SEC] 6 p.m. 4f atfNo.f23/NRfOklahomafStatef[4]f L,f1-0f[10] 28 No. 9/10 Georgia [SEC, CST] 4 p.m. Associate AD/SIDf MichaelfBonnette 7f atfNichollsfStateff W,f10-2f[5] 29 No. 9/10 Georgia [SEC, CST] 1 p.m. Senior Associate SIDf KentfLowe 9 Mississippi Valley State [5] W, 2-0 MAY/JUNE [0-0] Senior Associate SIDf BillfFranques 9 Troy [5] W, 6-3 4f atfKentuckyf[SEC]f 5fp.m. Associate SID (Softball)f MattfDunaway 10 Troy [5] W, 1-0 5f atfKentuckyf[SEC]f 12fp.m. Dunaway’s Emailf [email protected] 10 Mississippi Valley State [5] W, 16-0 [5] 6f atfKentuckyf[SEC]f 12fp.m. Dunaway’s Office Phonef (225)f578-1869 14 No. 20/No. 19 Auburn [SEC] W, 4-1 10-12f SECfTournamentf[6]f TBA Dunaway’s Cell Phonef (225)f226-5034 14 No. 20/No. 19 Auburn [SEC] L, 2-0 17-20f NCAAfRegionalsf TBA Associate SIDf BillfMartin 16 NR/RV Mississippi State [SEC] W, 10-7 24-27fff NCAAfSuperfRegionalsf TBA Associate SIDf WillfStafford 17 NR/RV Mississippi State [SEC] W, 3-1 31-J7f Women’sfCollegefWorldfSeriesf TBA Associate SID JakefTerry 18 NR/RV Mississippi State [SEC] W, 4-0 Student SIDs KevinfAlbarez,fAshleyfAmoss 21 RV/RV Georgia Tech W, 2-1 All game times are Central and subject to change; Rankings reflect Student SIDs CarolinefDowner,fBrookefHochstelter 23f atfSouthfCarolinaf[SEC]f W,f5-0 NFCA and USA Softball Top 25 polls on day of game; Home games Student SIDs MelanifJohnson,fSethfMedvin 24f atfSouthfCarolinaf[SEC]f W,f5-0 are bolded and played at Tiger Park; [SEC] Southeastern Conference Student SIDs JakefMost,fJaciefScott 25f atfSouthfCarolinaf[SEC]f W,f9-0f[6] game; [1] Tiger Classic [Tiger Park]; [2] Louisville Slugger Desert Classic Publications Directorf JasonfFeirman 28f atfMcNeesefStatef W,f4-0 [Las Vegas, Nev.]; [3] Tiger Invitational [Tiger Park], [4] The Preview Graphics Design Coordinatorsf KrystalfBennett,fCourtneyfWilburn 30 Arkansas [SEC] W, 1-0 [Norman/Oklahoma City/Stillwater, Okla.]; [5] Purple & Gold Chal- Staff Photographerf StevefFranz 31 Arkansas [SEC] W, 9-1 [5] lenge [Baton Rouge]; [6] SEC Tournament [Tuscaloosa, Ala.]; [FSN] Photography Assistantf ChrisfParent,fHilaryfScheinuk Fox Sports Network; [CSS] Charter Sports Southeast; [CST] Cox Sports Administrative Specialistf PamfLeBlanc Television; [ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU] SEC on ESPN Family of Networks. WHAT’S INSIDE LSU’S SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION Introduction/SEC Championship Traditionf 1 Schedule/Resultsf 1 YEAR EAST WEST OVERALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS DIVISION OVERALL TOURNAMENT Quick Facts/ Possible Starting Lineup/2012 Roster 2 1997f SouthfCarolinaf LSUf SouthfCarolinaf SouthfCarolina LSU 8 5 5 Player Notes 3-6 1998f Floridaf LSUf Floridaf Alabama Alabamaf 7f 3f 4 SEC Standings & Schedule 3 1999f Tenn,fS.Cf LSUf LSUf LSU Floridaf 5f 3f 2 Top 25 Polls/2012 Honors & Awards 4 2000f Kentuckyf LSUf LSUf SouthfCarolina SouthfCarolinaf 4f 1f 2 Career Record Watch 5 2001f SouthfCarolinaf LSUf LSUf LSU Tennesseef 3f 1f 2 Multi-Hit/Multi-RBI/Hitting Streak RPI Report 6 2002f SouthfCarolinaf LSUf LSUf LSU Georgiaf 3f 2f 0 The Last Time/Inning-by-Inningf 7 2003f Georgiaf Alabamaf Georgiaf Alabama Kentuckyf 1f 0f 0 A Look Back: LSU vs. Alabama 8-10 2004f Tennesseef LSUf LSUf LSU Statisticsf 11-16 2005f Georgiaf Alabamaf Georgiaf Alabama Player Career/Season Highsf 17-22 2006f Georgiaf Alabamaf Alabamaf Tennessee 2007f Tennesseef LSUf Tennesseef LSU WHAT’S NEXT 2008f Floridaf Alabamaf Floridaf Florida 2009f Floridaf Alabamaf Floridaf Florida •f LSUf continuesf itsf season’sf longf seven-gamef roadf swingf 2010f Floridaf Alabamaf Alabamaf Alabama WednesdayfatfSoutheasternfLouisiana.fFirstfpitchfisfscheduledfforf 2011f Floridaf Alabamaf Alabamaf Tennessee 6fp.m.fatfNorthfOakfParkfinfHammond.f 1 NO. 24 LSU VS. NO. 2 ALABAMA u APRIL 6-8 RECORD u 28-8 [10-1 SEC] QUICK FACTS POSSIBLE STARTING LINEUP • DEPTH CHART UNIVERSITY POS NAME HT CL. GP-GS H-AB AVG OB% SLG% R BB 2B 3B HR RBI TB SF-SH SB-ATT Locationf BatonfRouge,fLa. Cf LaurenfHoustonf 5-5f Jr.f 20-19f 9-36f .250f .472f .250f 10f 3f 0f 0f 0f 4f 9f 1-2f 0-0 Foundedf 1860 Cf MorganfRussellf 5-7f Sr.f 18-17f 7-38f .184f .367f .289f 3f 4f 1f 0f 1f 6f 11f 0-2f 0-0 Enrollmentf 28,771 1Bf DylanfSupakf 5-10f Fr.f 27-23f 16-63f .254f .329f .349f 8f 6f 3f 0f 1f 11f 22f 0-3f 1-1 Nicknamef TigersforfFightingfTigers 1Bf AshleighfKuhnf 5-7f So.f 19-16f 12-44f .273f .340f .318f 3f 5f 2f 0f 0f 11f 14f 1-1f 0-1 Colorsf PurplefandfGold 1Bf HeidifPizerf 5-10f Sr.f 17-7f 4-21f .190f .320f .190f 6f 4f 0f 0f 0f 4f 4f 0-0f 1-1 Mascotf MikefVIf[livefBengalftiger] 2Bf AllisonfFalconf 5-4f So.f 25-25f 23-68f .338f .408f .441f 14f 5f 2f 1f 1f 15f 30f 0-1f 5-6 Conferencef Southeastern 2Bf RikkifAlcarazf 5-2f Fr.f 21-16f 10-42f .238f .396f .310f 13f 10f 3f 0f 0f 4f 13f 0-0f 2-3 Websitef www.lsusports.net SSf JulianafSantosf 5-5f Sr.f 29-29f 27-78f .346f .436f .436f 15f 13f 4f 0f 1f 19f 34f 2-0f 5-6 Presidentf Dr.fJohnfV.fLombardi 3Bf TammyfWrayf 5-7f So.f 30-25f 8-63f .143f .289f .159f 6f 10f 1f 0f 0f 7f 10f 0-1f 1-1 Chancellorf Dr.fMichaelfV.fMartin 3Bf KaileyfMcCaslandf 5-6f Fr.f 21-18f 10-46f .217f .308f .304f 6f 4f 1f 0f 1f 7f 14f 0-0f 0-0 NCAA Faculty Representativef BillfDemastes LFf AshleyfLangonif 5-6f Sr.f 36-36f 30-88f .341f .504f .625f 29f 31f 8f 1f 5f 24f 55f 3-0f 5-6 LFf TammyfVermeulenf 5-7f Fr.f 12-1f 2-4f .500f .667f .500f 3f 2f 0f 0f 0f 3f 2f 0-0f 2-2 ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT CFf A.J.fAndrewsf 5-4f Fr.f 26-21f 18-59f .305f .406f .339f 12f 10f 0f 1f 0f 7f 20f 0-1f 7-9 Director of Athletics/Vice Chancellor JoefAlleva Senior Associate AD/Operations VergefAusberry CFf SimonefHeywardf 5-0f So.f 18-14f 6-30f .200f .395f .200f 8f 9f 0f 0f 0f 3f 6f 2-1f 4-4 Senior Associate AD/Student Services & SWA MiriamfSegar RFf AshleyfApplegatef 5-5f Sr.f 35-35f 24-98f .245f .345f .316f 14f 13f 5f 1f 0f 5f 31f 0-2f 4-4 Senior Associate AD/External Affairs & f HerbfVincent RFff AlexfBouletf 5-0f So.f 18-1f 0-7f .000f .000f .000f 4f 0f 0f 0f 0f 0f 0f 0-0f 5-5 Vice Chancellor for University Relations DPf JaceefBladesf 5-6f Jr.f 24-13f 14-45f .311f .367f .333f 9f 3f 1f 0f 0f 2f 15f 0-2f 3-5 Senior Associate AD/Business MarkfEwing DPf CassiefTrosclairf 5-4f Sr.f 13-8f 4-23f .174f .240f .217f 2f 1f 1f 0f 0f 4f 5f 0-1f 2-3 Senior Associate AD/Compliance & Planning BofBahnsen -f KatiefGuilloryf 5-7f Sr.f -f -f -f -f -f --f -f -f -f -f -f -f -f - Senior Associate AD/Facilities & Grounds RonniefHaliburton Senior Associate AD/Internal Affairs & EddiefNunez IN THE CIRCLE Project Development POS NAME HT CL. APP-GS W-L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WP-HP OP BA Assistant AD/Ticket Manager BrianfBroussard Pf RachelefFicof 5-7f Jr.f 18-17f 13-4f 0.69f 13f 9/1f 1f 111.2f 72f 22f 11f 32f 109f 3-6f .177 Assistant AD/Marketingf MattfShanklin Pf BrittanyfMackf 5-10f Sr.f 18-16f 12-4f 1.89f 12f 3/2f 1f 96.1f 86f 35f 26f 33f 114f 4-12f .228 Pf MeghanfPattersonf 5-7f So.f 8-3f 3-0f 2.01f 3f 2/3f 0f 31.1f 17f 9f 9f 10f 37f 4-2f .159 COACHING STAFF Head Coachf BethfTorina Record at LSU [Seasons]f 28-8f[1] 2012 ROSTER Career Record [Seasons]f 157-119f[5] Assistant Coachf HowardfDobson NO.
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    Huskers Face Challenging Schedule in Cathedral City Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.) the No

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    2013 Softball Media Guide

    A staple in the New York region and an emerging program on the national stage, the Manhattanville College Athletic Department continues to bolster its reputation as a program on the rise in all areas: athletic achievement, academic success and overall participation. More than 325 Valiant student-athletes (nearly 20 percent of the student body) took part in intercollegiate athletics during the 2011-12 school year showcasing the continued and rapid growth of athletics at Manhattanville. With women’s golf beginning play as a varsity sport in 2012-13, the program now sponsors 20 competitive intercollegiate teams – including eight teams that have been established or re-established since 2007 alone. And teams at Manhattanville do not just compete, they win. Three teams earned conference regular-season or tournament championships in 2011-12 and two Valiant squads (men’s soccer and men’s golf) made an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Fifteen of 21 Valiant squads earned berths in their respective conference championships last year, including the third straight title and seventh in 11 seasons for men’s golf. In addition, the men’s hockey, men’s golf and women’s hockey teams all received national rankings over the course of the year. On an individual level, many Valiant student-athletes were honored in 2011-12 as well, led by All-America selections Eros Olazabal (men’s soccer) and Dan Fiorito (baseball). Manhattanville also boasted three Freedom Conference Players of the Year and two Freedom Rookies of the Year to go with 47 combined All-Conference honorees. In recent years, at least 35 former Valiants have gone on to play their sport professionally either domestically or overseas as well.