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Founded in 1886, Winthrop University is rated as one of top regional With its 100-acre main campus and 300-acre athletic complex, Win- higher education institutions in the nation. The picturesque campus is throp is home to a student body that numbers nearly 6,400.Unique ideally located in the beautiful upstate section of South Carolina in the academic coiurse offerings and modern, well-equipped facilities guar- growing city of Rock Hill and only 30 minutes from uptown Charlotte, antee a national-caliber education. Winthrop, students excel in an North Carolina. academic environment that is second to none. ‘We are Eagles, come fly with us’

Dr. Jayne Marie Comstock became the 10th president in Winthrop’s 128-year history on July 1, 2013. She, her husband Larry A. Williamson and Cocoa, their 9-year-old Chesapeake retriever, now make the Presi- dent’s House at Winthrop their home. Comstock has extensive experience as a senior-level academic administrator and a national reputation in the area of higher education leadership. Most recently, she served as the director of the Executive Leadership Group for American Council on Education (ACE) in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining ACE, Comstock President served as the chief academic officer at three different universities, most Comstock recently at Butler University. w Ph.D in comunication from the University of Arizona w B.A and M.A degrees in communication from Illinois State University Area Attractions Charlotte Skyline

Bank of America Stadium

Time-Warner Arena

Knights Stadium Downtown Rock Hill Ampitheater

Paramount Carowinds Theme Park Winthrop Athletics Tom Hickman, the dean of He is a former member of the athletic NCAA Div. I Management Council, directors, is in his 18th year as the NCAA Legislative Review and Winthrop’s director of athletics. Interpretations Committee, and Prior to his appointment to the NCAA Minority Opportunities that post in 1996, Hickman was and Interests Committee. He the associate athletic director formerly served on the NCAA Div. for seven years. I Championships/Sports Manage- The North Carolina native ment Cabinet. is a graduate of Wake Forest He serves on the Big South where he received his bach- Conference Budget and Basket- elor’s degree in 1970 and his ball Tournament Committees. master’s degree in 1974. He and his wife Karen, are the Hickman is a member of the parents of two sons, Wesley and National Association of Col- Brett, a daughter, Lauren, and a legiate Directors of Athletics granddaughter, Aubrey Simone (NACDA). Hickman. Tom Hickman Athletic Director

Dan Murray Scott McDonald Jack Frost Daniel Hopper Jeff Lahr Associate AD Associate AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Facilities, Operations & Sales Compliance, Student Services Media Relations Marketing & Sales Athletic Training & Donor Relations Athletic Complex Is Superb Winthrop’s 300-acre athletic complex includes outdoor venues for base- ball, (The ), men’s and women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse (Eagle Field), men’s and women’s track & field (Belk Track), men’s and women’s tennis (Memorial Courts), and softball (Terry Field). Irwin ‘Ike’ Belk Track

The Winthrop Ballpark Memorial Courts

Eagle Field Terry Field Academic & Student-Athlete Services Winthrop Athletics is strongly committed to the welfare and support of its student- athletes through its Academics, Student Services and Compliance offices. A variety of resources are available to student-athletes in the Rock Hill Coca-Cola Academic Resource Center which is housed in the . The academic staff works closely with its student-athletes throughout their entire experience at Win- throp to ensure their academic success.

Graduation Is Our Goal CHAMPS/Life Skills Programs The CHAMPS/Life Skills program provides is designed to provide leadership and service Winthrop student-athletes with personal devel- learning experiences. In addition, programs opment opportunities that challenge and en- and seminars address career development, hance the collegiate experience. The program and academic and personal pursuits. Athletic Training Winthrop provides five full-time certified athletic trainers along with three graduate assistant trainers who are dedicated to attaining excellence in all aspects of sports medicine. Led by the veteran head athletic trainer Jeff Lahr, the staff works hard to deliver the highest quality health care to all of its student- athletes. Lahr, the Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Training, is in his 19th year at Winthrop. The full-time staff of assistant athletic trainers includes Daniel Lundy, Charlie Hart, Amber Radtke and Eby Krebs. Several students enrolled in the University’s athletic training program are also involved in helping with daily training room and game management duties. The University athletic training department is teamed up with Dr. John Temple, a former member of the Winthrop men’s basketball team who serves on staff at Ortho Carolina, to provide the best healthcare for its student- athletes. Strength & Conditioning Since Winthrop began its Strength and Conditioning programa little over 10 years ago, it has become a key component to the success of Winthrop Athletics. The program was created to aid in injury prevention and improve athlete performance. All student-athletes receive personal instructions and attention from head strength coach Hayes Galitski and his staff that includes assistant coach Todd Riedel and graduate assistants. Galitski is responsible for designing and implementing the strength and conditioning programs for all 18 sports teams. He works closely with each individual coaching staff to design a program that is geared for that particular sport. Winthrop offers a modern and well-equipped strength and conditioning facility in the coliseum as well as the baseball stadium.

Assistant Assistant Strength Coach Strength Coach Todd Riedel Todd Riedel 2007 Big South Champions

In 2007 the Lady Eagles broke 13 school team records, including most wins in a single season with 50. The program made its first ever trip to the NCAA Regionals and picked up its first ever wins in an NCAA Regional by knocking off Furman and North Carolina. The season included wins over Georgia, Purdue, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh and South Carolina. The team captured the 2007 Buzz Classic hosted by Georgia Tech. Lisa Kingsmore became the school’s fifth different player in history to finish a season with a .400 or better batting average. Jenny Scrymgeour set the school record for RBI in a single season with 60. The team also had winning streaks of 11 and 10. Individually, Winthrop combined to earn 28 awards. 2008 Big South Champions

In 2008, the Lady Eagles defeated Liberty 6-1 in the championship game to capture its second straight Big South Championship. The game was played at Terry Field, giving Seniors Stephanie Reid, Sarah Magee and Izzy Trottier victories in their last game on their home turf. The team won 36 games (86 in two seasons) while earning victories over #18 Oregon State, Georgia Tech, Auburn and Rutgers. Winthrop was 14-1 in league games, posting the most conference wins in a single season in school history. Cari Wooldridge earned Big South Conference Tournament MVP honors for the second straight season. 2014 Season Outlook Eagles Look For Return To Big South Title Game

The Winthrop softball team is coming off and 243 RBI during their careers. only made 19 appearances with 12 starts. the program’s 13th Big South Conference Filling their shoes will be an obvious She finished second on the staff with 82 championship game as it finished as the tough task but Cooke feels he may have innings but is the only arm not returning this 2013 runner-up, falling in the title game to more depth than any team he’s had. “We season. Longwood. have more viable athletes this year. We Cooke feels Watson had a great sopho- Head coach Mark Cooke feels he and could start 14-15 players and not lose a more campaign, her first as a starter, and his staff have assembled a team to make an- beat. I think the strength of this team is the can be even stronger this season. “Sutton is other run at the Big South title in 2014. Last versatility of our players. I think we have one going to keep us in the game. She’s going year’s team was very dependent on the long of the deepest, strongest team’s we’ve ever to challenge people. She really worked hard ball as it broke the school record for home had.” to improve her game and I feel she got a lot runs in a season with 64 (previous record As for a starting lineup, only a couple better in the fall.” was 52). of roles may be solidified as Cooke says Watson as the edge to be the top starter While the Eagles do return a couple of competition has been strong as a lot of kids but Cooke has the competition wide open starters with some proven power, Cooke are stepping up. So expect to see different as he plans to use all of his pitchers to start feels the greatest strength and difference lineups over the first few weeks as the team the season to figure out his starting rotation. with this year’s team will be speed and ath- starts to form its identity and starters. Senior Sarah Allen along with sophomores leticism. “This is going to be a speed team. I Dallas King and Bradlee Holeman will be in think the strength is our legs, these kids can MILESTONES the mix. Allen tossed 57.1 innings last year fly.” and was 2-3 but Cooke said she had a good In 2013 the Eagles batted .271 with run- The Winthrop softball program is closing fall as she is throwing hard and with bet- ners in scoring position and Cooke feels the in on 1,000 victories as it currently boasts team left too many runners out there. a record of 984-793-3 all-time. The Eagles “This team will not be betting so many will play in the program’s 1,800th game this home runs but they will put the ball in play season, which is schedule to happen against with runners on base and make things hap- Connecticut at home on Mar. 7 at 5 p.m. pen,” added Cooke. “That’s our goal is to Another milestone that could be reached this challenge opposing defenses to throw us season is the 750th win all-time for Cooke. out. In the fall games and spring practices He has 739 victories in his 28 seasons enter- that has been our focus. We’re finding ways ing this season. Last season he passed 650 to drive them in and I think that’s our biggest wins at Winthrop when the Eagles defeated improvement.” Cooke will have to deal with the depar- IN THE CIRCLE ture of one of the most decorated players in school history, Chelsey Schoenfeldt, as well Last season sophomore Sutton Watson as Kathryn Eberlin, Teja Durante and Jenna was forced into more innings than originally Harbin. The four of them spent the majority expected as the staff dealt with several inju- of their careers as starters. Schoenfeldt set ries over the course of the season. the school record for home runs last season Watson had over 100 more innings with 17 as she also finished one shy of the pitched than any other Eagle and finished school single-season RBI mark of 60. That the year 17-15. Schoenfeldt was also in the McKenzi Corn became sixth Winthrop player to bat .400 group accounted for 224 runs, 52 home runs rotation but battled an injured shoulder and or better in a single-season (hit .408 in 2013) 2014 Season Outlook ter command. King was 4-1 in seven starts the starting spot at first. DeWitt is moving scored on a Durante single. Cooke said Ry- before finally having to end her season with from her catcher position to first and Cooke der worked extremely hard over the summer an injury. Holeman threw nine innings last said she’s doing a good job making the tran- and has been much improved. Stevens is a season but the Nation Ford High School sition. Allen provides power as she finished transfer from Indian River Community Col- standout is expected to pitch a lot more this with a home run and six RBI in 44 at-bats. lege where she hit .391 with two home runs, season. Young redshirted last season as she is a 49 runs, 25 RBI and 55 stolen bases. Freshman Megan Winningham could power hitter with speed. Senior Mel Andrea, who is likely to see also get some work in the circle as Cooke Chances are one of these four players most of her time at right field, has experience expects her to play a little of everywhere this will be hitting in the designated player spot if at second base and provides depth to the season. not starting a game at first. position.

AROUND THE HORN SECOND BASE SHORTSTOP

After being occupied the last few sea- This position has been junior Kristy This is usually a position at Winthrop that sons by Eberlin, the competition for the Noble’s the past two years as she’s started has historically produced all-conference per- opening at first base will be a battle. Cooke 109 games there. Noble was fifth on the formers and been very solid but last season said he currently has about four viable op- team in batting with a .252 average as she Cooke had a hard time finding a consistent tions. One of the likely scenarios is to move had 36 runs, five doubles, nine home runs starter. There were four different players that Alex White, who has been starting at third and 32 RBI. In two seasons she has 51 runs started at short and it wasn’t until the final 16 the last two seasons, to first base. White fin- and 48 RBI. games of the season when Harbin finished ished with the third best average on the team Pushing Noble for playing time and the the year off as the starter. last season (.283). She had 18 runs, six starting role is sophomore Kim Ryder and Cooke doesn’t anticipate that sort of car- doubles, nine home runs and 24 RBI. She junior Naomi Stevens. Ryder was used in ousel at the position this year as Maddie An- also tied for the team-lead with 82 assists. a utility role last season and came into the tone is the leading candidate to be the starter Allen along with Christine DeWitt and game 21 times as a pinch-runner, including but a recent injury has limited her practice. Leah Young are also in the mix of snagging the Big South championship game as she Antone was a star volleyball, basketball and softball player at Kiski Area High School. Aside from earning several all-section and player of the year honors in basketball and volleyball, Antone was a three-time Tribune Review All-Section/All-Star Team selection as well as honorable mention all-state. Stevens has experience at short as well as Winningham. Haley Zuehlke, who started a team-high 21 games there last season, will miss this season with an injury.

THIRD BASE

With White moving over to first base, there will be a new face at third for the first time in a couple of years. The candidates Junior Kristy Noble hit .254 with 36 runs, nine home runs and 32 RBI in 2013. Noble has 15 home runs and 48 RBI over her first to compete for the starting spot are junior two seasons as a starter at second base. Kelsey Ritter and Ryder. Ritter started 16 2014 Season Outlook games at short and eight games at third player and they need to find a spot for her in base in 2013 as she finished with five home the lineup. runs and 15 RBI, both career-highs. Ryder is a quick, athletic player and she SCHEDULE started two games at third last season and came in as a defensively replacement in an- Not different from any season that Cooke other game. She made the most of her role has been at the helm, the Lady Eagles will as a spot-starter and pinch-runner as she once again be battle tested prior to its start finished the season with 11 runs, a home run of Big South Conference play in mid-March. and three RBI. Winthrop faces 14 opponents ranked in the top 125 in the RPI in 2013. Of the 31 dif- OUTFIELD ferent teams Winthrop will face this season, 14 of them had winning records in 2013. The corners of the outfield will be guard- Four of its opponents had 40 or more wins ed by two seniors while sophomore Zharne while 10 of them had 30 or more. Seven of Glover will patrol center field. Senior Mckenzi the Eagles opponents finish in the Top 3 of Corn, a preseason Big South Conference their respective conferences. Player of the Year candidate, will start in left The first 23 games are all in tournaments field. As a junior, Corn was named All-Big as Winthrop will play in the Red & Black South after batting .408 with 45 runs, 15 Showcase (Athens, GA), Tiger Invitational doubles, five home runs and 25 RBI. She be- (Auburn, AL), Spartan Invitational (Spar- came the sixth different player in school his- tanburg, SC) and will once again host the tory to bat .400 or better in a single-season. Combat Invitational and the Winthrop/adidas She also led all outfielders with four assists. Invitational. The other senior will be Andrea as she Winthrop will face Georgia, James Madi- started 32 games there last season. Andrea son and USC Upstate which all won 40 or has shown the ability to be a clutch hitter more games last season as well as 41-game in her career and Cooke feels this season winner Longwood in league play. Some of could be her best one yet by far. In 2012 she the other notable matchups will be North had eight RBI through the first seven games Texas, Nebraska-Omaha, Western Illinois, and then had five RBI in a two-game span Marshall, Loyola-Chicago, Robert Morris, on Mar. 9, 2012 before going into a slump. Maris, Connecticut and Eastern Kentucky. She finished that season with a career-high After opening up with the first 23 games 24 hits and 18 RBI. away from home, Winthrop will then play its Glover started her freshman year in next 16 games at Terry Field. The Eagles will center, but couldn’t get the bat going as she play 29 of their final 42 games at home. Junior Sutton Watson pitched 185 of the team’s 377.1 innings in 2013 eventually gave way to Durante, a senior and posted a 17-15 record with 144 strikeouts centerfielder. Glover did make 18 starts and ended up scoring 16 runs on the year as she excelled in her role as a pinch-runner over the second half of the season. She led the team with six stolen bases. Cooke noted that Stevens could also see time in the outfield as she’s a good, versatile Mark Cooke enters his 25th 600 victories and has a career re- 600 win mark. The Lady Eagles Big South Players of the Year, four year as head coach of the Winthrop cord of 695-645-3. Cooke surpassed swept Vermont on Mar. 12 to give Big South Scholar Athletes of the University softball team. 650 wins in 2009 when the Lady Cooke his 600th win. Year, three Big South Rookies of the Cooke, a 1989 graduate of Eagles won 9-3 at Coastal Carolina Prior to his arrival at Winthrop in Year, an NFCA All-American, and USC Spartanburg, has turned the on April, 25. In his 24 seasons at the dual role of head volleyball and two First Team ESPN The Magazine Lady Eagle softball program into a Winthrop he’s compiled a record of softball coach, Cooke served a brief Academic All-America selections. nationally competitive team. With 653-666-3. He led the Lady Eagles stint as an assistant at Spartanburg There have also been four Academ- back-to-back Big South Conference Big South Championships in 1990, Methodist before taking over the ic All-America Selections by Capital Championships in 2007 and 2008, 1991, 2007 and 2008. The team has head coaching reins of the USCS One or ESPN The Magazine/Co- Cooke and his staff turned in two of finished runner-up six times (2001, softball team. In three seasons at SIDA . the best seasons in school history. 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010 and 2013). USC Spartanburg, Cooke compiled Cooke has played fast-pitch In 2007 he guided the team to The 27-year veteran head an 84-49 record with all of his teams extensively over the years. Since a co-championship of the regular coach has been named the Big finishing no lower than third place in he began playing in 1981, he has season with Liberty, a conference South Conference Coach of the the NAIA District 6. been a member of teams that have tournament championship and the Year in 2005, 2007 and 2008. Over On two occasions, Cooke’s captured eight state titles and four school’s first ever appearance in the course of his 27 years coaching teams enjoyed rankings in the Top regional crowns. the NCAA Tournament. In 2008, at the collegiate level he’s compiled 20. Cooke then spent a year as an He is married to the former April the team followed up with another a record of 739-713-3. assistant coach at Northeast Louisi- Haimbaugh of Niles, MI. They are regular season championship with He reached the 400-career ana University. the parents of two sons, Seth, age a 14-1 record in the league, another win mark with a semi-final victory After seven years as Lady Eagle 21, and Noah,age 14. conference tournament champion- over Coastal Carolina in the 2002 volleyball coach, he turned over ship and NCAA Regional. conference tournament. In 2005 he those duties to concentrate on soft- From 2007-09, Cooke’s teams reached his 500th victory at home ball. posted 90 total wins that included against Furman on April, 21. Cooke Throughout his career as head victories over Georgia Tech, #18 coached his 1,000th career game softball coach he’s produced nine Oregon State, Auburn, North Caro- in a 4-3 victory over Birmingham- 30-plus win seasons, 91 All-Big lina State, Rutgers, Virginia Tech, Southern in the Big South Confer- South selections, 52 All-Tournament Jacksonville State and Santa Clara. ence Tournament on May 12, 2006. selections, six BSC tournament In his career he’s compiled over In 2008, Cooke surpassed the MVPs, 11 All-Region selections, five Cooke’s Collegiate Coaching Record Year School Record Conference Place Tournament NCAA Finish 1986 USCS 28-18 N/A N/A N/A 1987 USCS 31-15 N/A N/A N/A 1988 USCS 25-16 N/A N/A N/A 1990 Winthrop 34-19 14-6 2nd 4-1, 1st 1991 Winthrop 29-19 11-1 1st 3-1, 1st 1992 Winthrop 20-39 10-7 2nd 2-2, 2nd 1993 Winthrop 17-32 4-4 4th 1-2 1994 Winthrop 17-33 4-8 8th 1-2 1995 Winthrop 31-25 6-6 4th 2-2 1996 Winthrop 26-28 5-8 7th 2-2 1997 Winthrop 13-36 2-14 9th N/A 1998 Winthrop 24-30 6-8 7th N/A 1999 Winthrop 26-24-1 5-8-1 6th 1-2 2000 Winthrop 35-22 5-5 3rd 3-2, 3rd 2001 Winthrop 22-33 2-8 5th 3-2, 2nd 2002 Winthrop 23-26 4-6 T-4th 3-2, 2nd Mark Cooke has led Winthrop to 4 Big South Titles and 11 2003 Winthrop 27-32 4-8 5th 3-2, 3rd Big South Conference Tournament Championship games 2004 Winthrop 42-24-1 8-4 2nd 4-2, 2nd 2005 Winthrop 39-23-1 9-3 1st 2-2, 2nd 2006 Winthrop 30-30 5-7 5th 0-2 2007 Winthrop 50-18 11-4 T-1st 3-1, 1st Regional w 91 All-Big South Selections 2008 Winthrop 36-19 14-1 1st 3-0, 1st Regional 2009 Winthrop 26-21 15-3 2nd 0-2 w 52 Big South All-Tournament Selections 2010 Winthrop 28-29 8-10 T-3rd 3-2, 2nd 2011 Winthrop 16-36 5-13 7th 1-2 w 11 All-Region Selections 2012 Winthrop 16-39 3-18 8th 0-2 w 6 Big South Tournament Most Valuable Players 2013 Winthrop 28-29 12-12 5th 3-2, 2nd Total 25 years 695-645-3 157-142-1 47-37 w 5 Big South Players of the Year w 4 Big South Scholar Athletes Of The Year w 4 Capital One/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America w 3 Big South Rookie/Freshmen of the Year Assistant Coaches

Assistant Coach Assistant Coach DANNY PARKS KENDELL FULLER

Danny Parks is in the third season of his second Kendall Fuller is in her second season as stint as an assistant coach for the Winthrop soft- assistant coach after being hired in mid-August ball program. (2012). Parks spent 11 years as an assistant prior Fuller came to Winthrop after a two-year and was an integral part of the 2007 & 2008 Big stint at Western Carolina where she was a vol- South Conference Championship teams. unteer assistant coach while earning a Masters Parks had been the assistant at Northwest- of Science degree with an emphasis in Biology. Her duties with the Cata- ern High School for five years. He brings over 20 years of softball experi- mounts included coaching first base and the outfield, assisting in recruiting ence to Winthrop. In 2011, Parks was the head coach for the South Pointe and travel coordination as well as practice planning, hitting and the orga- varsity girl’s softball team. nization/direction of camps and clinics. Fuller also served as the academic Parks has played men’s fast-pitch in South Carolina for 32 years as liaison between softball and academic support as well as developing and both a pitcher and a catcher. He has played on seven Men’s Fastpitch State maintaining scouting reports. Championship teams, three Regional Champion teams and in five National One of the most notable things Fuller did at Western Carolina was Tournaments. designing an academic success plan resulting in five NFCA Academic “Danny is a tireless worker who adds a lot of energy to our program.” All-Americans. She also coached center fielder Erin Foster, who voted to says head coach Mark Cooke. the First Team All-Southern Conference as well as an NFCA Mid-East First Parks and his wife, Kathy, are the parents of two children, Chris and Team All-Region selection. Jennifer. Winthrop and Western Carolina have faced off four times in the last two seasons so Fuller has a little familiarity with the Eagles. Plus Fuller served as a guest coach for Winthrop Softball Camp in 2011. Prior to her collegiate level coaching experience, Fuller was an assis- tant varsity softball coach at South Brunswick H.S. in Southport, NC. She was an assistant coach for varsity basketball and the head coach of the junior varsity girls’ basketball team as well. Fuller, a 2008 graduate from Appalachian State, has been a member of the National Fastpitch Coaches Association since 2010. Fuller earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Secondary Education from Appalachian State.

Meet The Team

#1 ~ Sutton Watson #2 ~ Leah Young #3 ~ McKenzi Corn #4 ~ Kristy Noble #5 ~ Zharne Glover Junior R-Freshman Senior Junior Sophomore Pitcher Infielder Outfielder Second Baseman Outfielder Sumter, SC Simpsonville, SC Mauldin, SC Uxbridge, Ontario Fort Mill, SC

#6 ~ Kim Ryder #8 ~ Kelsey Ritter #10 ~ Bradlee Holeman #11 ~ Paige Haley #12 ~ Lacy Adams Sophomore Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Infielder Shortstop/Third Baseman Pitcher Catcher/Utility Catcher/Infielder Fort Mill, SC Suffolk, VA Fort Mill, SC Pickering, Ontario St. Petersburg, FL

#13 ~ Christine DeWitt #15 ~ Lindsay Davis #16 ~ Dallas King #17 ~ Madelynn Antone #18 ~ Holli Ryan Junior R-Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Catcher Catcher/Infielder Pitcher Infielder Catcher Sicamous, British Columbia Nashua, NH Concord, NC Vandergrift, PA Wallingford, CT Meet The Team

#20 ~ Haley Zuehlke #21 ~ Megan Winningham #22 ~ Mel Andrea #23 ~ Alex White #24 ~ Sara Allen Sophomore Freshman R-Senior Senior Senior Shortstop Utility Outfielder/Infielder Third Baseman Pitcher/Utility North Augusta, SC Cookeville, TN Ridgefield, CT Columbia, SC Huntersville, NC

#26 ~ Paige Hartfield #27 ~ Naomi Stevens 30 ~ Brooke Tracy #33 ~ Madison Templeton Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Outfielder Utility Catcher Outfielder Blythewood, SC Okeechobee, FL Grayslake, IL Greenville, SC Year-By-Year Records

LADY EAGLE SOFTBALL THROUGH THE YEARS

YEAR HOME AWAY NEUTRAL OVERALL COACH 1974 1-0 0-1 1-1 2-2 Anne Upchurch 1975 2-0 2-1 2-0 6-1 Anne Upchurch 1976 5-1 1-3 2-0 8-4 Linda Warren 1977 2-1 3-3 1-2 6-6 Linda Warren 1978 8-3 1-2 0-0 9-5 Linda Warren 1979 9-3 2-0 2-2 13-5 Linda Warren 1980 11-2 4-5 1-2 16-9 Elaine Mozingo 1981 13-2 6-2 10-2 29-6 Elaine Mozingo 1982 9-2 7-2 11-4 27-8 Elaine Mozingo 1983 11-4 3-0 14-5 28-9 Frankie Griffin 1984 16-1 5-1 13-5 34-7 Frankie Griffin 1985 11-4 14-5 8-3 33-12 Frankie Griffin Head Coach, Mark Cooke 1986 16-5 12-5 7-2 35-12 Frankie Griffin 1987 19-4 15-3 3-3 37-10 Frankie Griffin (1990-present) 1988 11-5 9-9 4-13 24-27 Frankie Griffin Over 600 wins at Winthrop 1989 16-2 14-3 4-5 34-10 Frankie Griffin 1990 15-3 15-10 4-6 34-19 Mark Cooke 4 Big South Titles 1991 16-2 8-10 5-7 29-19 Mark Cooke 1992 14-14 5-19 1-3 20-36 Mark Cooke 1993 7-11 8-9 2-12 17-32 Mark Cooke 1994 12-14 5-9 0-10 17-33 Mark Cooke 1995 16-10 9-7 6-8 31-25 Mark Cooke 1996 12-12 7-10 7-6 26-28 Mark Cooke 1997 7-12 4-14 2-10 13-36 Mark Cooke 1998 16-13 5-12 3-5 24-30 Mark Cooke 1999 7-8 7-7-1 12-9 26-24-1 Mark Cooke 2000 20-8 9-8 6-6 35-22 Mark Cooke 2001 8-9 8-13 6-11 22-33 Mark Cooke 2002 12-12 9-6 2-8 23-26 Mark Cooke 2003 12-14 10-9 5-9 27-32 Mark Cooke 2004 16-10 13-5-1 13-9 42-24-1 Mark Cooke 2005 14-2-1 9-3 17-17 39-23-1 Mark Cooke 2006 13-7 6-10 12-13 30-30 Mark Cooke 2007 16-6 14-7 20-5 50-18 Mark Cooke 2008 19-5 11-5 6-9 36-19 Mark Cooke 2009 10-1 9-10 7-10 26-21 Mark Cooke 2010 15-10 3-13 10-6 28-29 Mark Cooke 2011 7-13 6-11 3-12 16-36 Mark Cooke 2012 6-13 2-13 8-13 16-39 Mark Cooke 2013 16-13 8-11 4-5 28-29 Mark Cooke Head Coach, Frankie Griffin Total 470-268-1 297-279-2 262-272 984-793-3 (.637) (.516) (.491) (.554) (1983-1989) 2 Big South Titles All-Time Big South Award Winners

ALL-BIG SOUTH SELECTIONS BIG SOUTH PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Kim Lawrence, CF (1987, 1990) Christine Yon (Mar. 3, 1996) Sandy Gillies, SS (1987, 1988, 1989) Kim Buegge (Mar. 16, 1998) Vanessa Glasscock, C-1B-IF (1987, 1988, 1989) Kristy Roderick (Apr. 3, 2000) Laura Blackmore, P-OF (1987, 1988) Kayce Driggers (Apr. 24, 2000) Wendy Wilkes, IF (1987) Janiva Willis (Apr. 2, 2002) Terri Keith, C, (1987) (Mar. 14, 2004) Tabatha Sturkey, P (1988) (May 10, 2004) Lisa Kemme, P (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991) (Mar. 15, 2005) Nina Rozzo, SS (1989,1991) (May 9, 2005) Tara Youngblood, C (1990, 1991, 1992) Kjersti Johnson (Apr. 5, 2004) Janiva Willis Lisa Sturgeon, DP (1990) Stephanie Reid (Apr. 18, 2005) Lauren Paul, DP (1991, 1992) (May 7, 2007) 4-Time All-Big South, OF Jennifer Cushman, 2B (1991, 1992, 1993) Jenny Scrymgeour (Mar. 12, 2007) Kelli Johnson Carlene Smith, RF (1992) Hilary Peacock (Apr. 23, 2007) Kathy Herndon, C (1993) Mallory Hogan (Mar. 11, 2008) 4-Time All-Big South Shari Schlicht, 1B (1994) Lisa Kingsmore (Mar. 18, 2008) Christine Yon, 2B (1995, 1996) (Apr. 21, 2008) Leslie McAllister, 1B (1998, 2000) (Apr. 13, 2009) Samantha Miller, 1B (1999) Ashlee Revell (Mar. 3, 2009) Lisa Ryan, OF (1999, 2000, 2001) Taylor Wright (Feb. 14, 2011) Kayce Driggers, 3B (2000, 2001) Chelsey Schoenfeldt (Apr. 18, 2011) Stephanie Koester, P (2000, 2001) (Feb. 13, 2012) Kristy Roderick, C (2000) (Mar. 12, 2012) Kate Graham, 2B (2000) (Apr. 2, 2012) Kelli Johnson, P (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Alex White (Apr. 1, 2013) Janiva Willis, OF (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Kjersti Johnson, OF (2004) Laura Hill, DH/3B (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) BIG SOUTH PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Stephanie Reid, SS (2005, 2007, 2008) Stephanie Koester (Apr. 20, 1998) Shahna Ashard, P (2005) (Apr. 3, 2000) Tessa Thomas, OF (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) (Apr. 2, 2001) Hilary Peacock, 1B (2006, 2007) Brianne McKnight (Apr. 11, 1999) Stephanie Reid Lisa Kingsmore, OF (2007, 2008, 2009) Meriale Lineberry (Mar. 26, 2001) Jenny Scrymgeour, C (2007) Kelli Johnson (Mar. 7, 2002) Laura Hill 3-Time All-Big South, SS Megan Evans, P (2007, 2008, 2009) (Mar. 19, 2002) Mallory Hogan, 3B/1B (2007, 2008) (Mar. 26, 2002) 4-Time All-Big South, DP/3B Pearl Coleshill, 3B (2008) (Apr. 2, 2002) Jo-Lynn Smith, DP (2008) (Mar. 31, 2003) Cari Wooldridge, P (2008, 2009, 2010) (Mar. 29, 2004) Lenny Stoddart, UT (2009) (Apr. 5, 2004) Taylor Wright, P/DP (2009) (Apr. 14, 2004) Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011, 2012, 2013) (May 9, 2005) Veronica Berrie (2011) Cari Wooldridge (Feb. 20, 2007) Kathryn Eberlin (2011) (Apr. 27, 2009) Megan Chapman (2011) (Mar. 8, 2010) McKenzi Corn (2013) (Mar. 15, 2010) Megan Evans (Mar. 26, 2007) (Feb. 12, 2008) BIG SOUTH ALL-ACADEMIC (Feb. 26, 2008) Rona Nichols (1998, 1999) (Mar. 11, 2008) Rebecca Coppins (2000) (Feb. 17, 2009) Kaycee Driggers (2001) (Mar. 1, 2010) Teresa O’Hare (2002) Sutton Watson (Feb. 18, 2013) Janiva Willis (2003, 2004, 2005) Laura Hill (2006, 2007) Lisa Kemme Lisa Kingsmore (2008, 2009) Lauren Levin (2010) Lisa Ryan 4-Time All-Big South Kelly Blea (2011) 3-Time All-Big South, OF Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2012, 2013) All-Time Post-Season Award Winners

All-big South tournament Lisa Kemme, RHP (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991) Big South Regular Season Champions Kristin Carlson, 3B, 1B (1988, 1991) Lisa Kingsmore 1988, 1989, 1991, 2005, 2007, 2008 Aimee Civalier, 2B (1990) (left) is the BIG SOUTH Champions Tara Youngblood, C (1990, 1991, 1992) first Winthrop 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2007, 2008 Lauren Paul, DP (1991, 1992) All-America BIG SOUTH Tournament MVP Sandra Gillies, 2B (1989) Lisa Kemme (1989-1991) Selection at the Lisa Sturgeon, 3B (1991) Christine Yon (1995) Nina Rozzo, SS (1989. 1991) NCAA Division I Cari Wooldridge (2007, 2008) Jen Cushman, 2B (1992) level. She is also BIG SOUTH Player of the Year Carlene Smith, RF (1990, 1991) the only multiple Lisa Kemme (1989-1991) Denise Urian, DH (1992) ESPN Maga- Lisa Kingsmore (2008-2009) Christi Adams, (1994) zine/CoSIDA BIG SOUTH Coach of the Year Christine Yon, 2B (1995, 1996) All-Academic Frankie Griffin (1988) Selena Fine, 2B/OF (1999) Mark Cooke (2005, 2007, 2008) Team All-America Brianne McKnight, RHP (2000, 2001) BIG SOUTH Rookie of the Year Rebecca Coppins, RF (2000) selection. Kelli Johnson (2002) Michelle Reisman, SS (2001) Kristy Roderick, C (2001) Stephanie Reid (2005) Katy Agee, C (2002) Tessa Thomas (2006) Carol Douglas, SS (2002) Megan Evans (2007) Kelli Johnson, LHP (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) BIG SOUTH Scholar Athlete of The Year Catherine Cashion, P/OF (2003) Janiva Willis (2005) Lindsey Merriman, 3B (2004) Laura Hill (2007) Stephanie Turney, 2B/OF (2004) Lisa Kingsmore (2008-2009) Janiva Willis, CF (2005) Shahna Ashard RHP/DP (2005) Lauren Blaser, LF (2007) Cari Wooldridge, RHP (2007, 2008, 2010) Tessa Thomas, CF (2007, 2008) Stephanie Reid, SS (2007) Sarah Magee, 2B (2008) Lenny Stoddart, LF (2008) Veronica Berrie, LF/RF (2010) Ashlee Revell, 2B (2010) McKenzi Corn (2013) Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) Teja Durante (2013) LOUISVILLE SLUGGER ALL-REGION TEAM Lisa Kingsmore, OF, First Team (2007, 2008, 2009) Cari Wooldridge (left) is the second player in Winthrop history to be named the Most Valuable Player of the Big South Conference NAIA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Tournament two straight seasons. She is Christie Knight (1983) just the third person to do so in the history of the Big South. Former Winthrop pitcher Lisa Darr Alexander (1984) Kemme and former Texas A&M Corpus Christi Lisa Kemme (above) is the only Winthrop player to be named Big South Paige Nichols (1985) pitcher Sarah Pauly each earned the honor in Conference All-Tournament Team four times and Big South Conference Patti Donaldson (1985) three straight years and are the only three- Player of the Year three times time MVPs. Winthrop All-America Selections

NAIA ALL-AMERICA TEAM Rhonda Cline First Team (1983, 1984) Melodye Witherspoon First Team (1983) Paige Nichols First Team (1984, 1985) Diane Sisley First Team (1984, 1985) Trudy Taylor Second Team (1985) Rhonda Cline (left) was the first two-time NAIA All- ESPN MAGAZINE/COSIDA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM America selection Janiva Willis (OF) Third Team (2004) Laura Hill, (DP) First Team (2007) Lisa Kingsmore (OF) Second Team (2007) First Team (2008) First Team (2009) Chelsey Schoenfeldt (UT) First Team (2013) Diane Sisley (above) was a two-time NAIA All-America selection and was NFCA ALL-AMERICA TEAM inducted to the Winthrop Hall of Fame in Lisa Kingsmore (OF) Second Team (2008) 2010

Lisa Kingsmore (right) is the first and only Winthrop All- America Selection at the NCAA Div. 1 level

Melodye Withersponn (above) was a First Team NAIA All- American Selection in 1983

Laura Hill (right) became the first Eagle to be named to the First Team COSIDA All-Aca- demic Team All-Time Career Top 10 (Batting)

GAMES PLAYED 121 Lisa Ryan (1998-01) 241 Laura Hill (2004-07) 118 Trudy Taylor (1985-87) RBIs 240 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 113 Christine Yon (1993-96) 145 Christine Yon (1993-96) 234 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 111 Sandy Gillies (1986-89) 138 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 230 Lindsey Merriman (2003-06) 131 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 230 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) TOTAL HITS 130 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 228 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 283 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 126 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) 227 Katie Kipisz (2002-05) 277 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 118 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 223 Hilary Peacock (2004-07) 245 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 110 Laura Hill (2004-07) 214 Lauren Blaser (2004-07) 225 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 105 Mallory Hogan (2005-09) 208 Kathy Herndon (1992-95) 211 Christine Yon (1993-96) 103 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 208 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) 200 Diane Sisley (1983-86) 99 Hilary Peacock (2004-07) 200 Lisa Ryan (1998-01) TOTAL AT-BATS 197 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) TOTAL BASES 776 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 196 Laura Hill (2004-07) 500 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 744 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 187 Kayce Driggers (1998-01) 415 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 730 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 381 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 711 Janiva Willis (2002-05) DOUBLES 341 Christine Yon (1993-96) 679 Laura Hill (2004-07) 51 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 340 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 654 Katie Kipisz (2002-05) 47 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 306 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 640 Hilary Peacock (2004-07) 42 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) 291 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) 639 Lisa Ryan (1998-01) 41 Christine Yon (1993-96) 290 Laura Hill (2004-07) 628 Lindsey Merriman (2003-06) 40 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 271 Diane Sisley (1983-86) 621 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) 40 Lisa Ryan (1998-01) 248 Lisa Ryan (1998-01) 38 Laura Hill (2004-07) BATTING AVERAGE (min. 400 AB) 34 Hilary Peacock (2004-07) STOLEN BASES .398 Christine Yon (1993-96) 32 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 71 Charlene Smith (1989-92) .388 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 31 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 67 Diane Sisley (1983-86) .388 Diane Sisley (1983-86) 31 Rona Nichols (1997-00) 51 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) .357 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 49 Susan Funderburk (1994-95) Tessa Thomas (above) broke the school record for .345 Janiva Willis (2002-2005) TRIPLES 49 Janiva Willis (2002-05) runs in a single-season (63) and went on to become .336 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 19 Lisa Ryan (1998-01) 46 Kim Cowgill (1994-96) the school’s all-time leader with 186 .317 Leslie McAlister (1998-2001) 14 Chrstine Yon (1993-96) 45 Kayce Driggers (1998-01) .313 Kayce Driggers (1998-2001) 11 Paige Nichols (1983-85) 41 Sandra Lane (1985-86) .313 Lisa Ryan (1998-2001) 11 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 37 Megan Chapman (2009-12) .309 Sandy Gillies (1986-89) 10 Sandra Lane (1982-85) 36 Selena Fine (1997-99) 56 Kim Lawrence (1987-90) 9 Tammy Davis (1992-95) 56 Rebecca Coppins (1997-00) ON-BASE PERCENTAGE (min 400 AB) 9 Tara Youngblood (1989-92) STRIKEOUTS 53 Kathryn Eberlin (2010-13) .443 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 8 Rhonda Cline (1981-84) 167 Lindsay Merriman (2003-06) 53 Kathy Herndon (1992-95) .443 Diane Sisley (1984-86) 8 Tessa Thomas (2006-2009) 112 Kathryn Eberlin (2010-13) .435 Christine Yon (1993-96) 7 Trudy Taylor (1984-87) 111 Mallory Hogan (2006-09) HIT BY PITCH .421 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 7 Charlene Smith (1989-92) 106 Hilary Peacock (2004-07) 23 Sarah Magee (2005-08) .417 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 7 Melodye Witherspoon (1980-83) 102 Lauren Blaser (2004-07) 17 McKenzi Corn (2011-present) .393 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 101 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 12 Kristy Noble (2012-present) .379 Megan Chapman (2009-12) HOMERUNS 101 Stephanie Turney (2003-06) 9 Teja Durante (2010-present) .369 Leslie McAlister (1998-01) 30 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 100 Megan Chapman (2009-12) 8 Hilary Peacock (2004-07) .349 Mallory Hogan (2005-09) 30 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 93 Laura Hill (2004-07) 8 Lauren Blaser (2004-07) .349 Kayce Driggers (1998-2001) 25 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 90 Veronica Berrie (2008-11) 8 Kjersti Johnson (2002-05) 23 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 8 Lindsey Merriman (2003-06) TOTAL RUNS 20 Mallory Hogan (2006-09) WALKS 8 Lenny Stoddart (2006-2010) 186 Tessa Thomas (2006-09) 19 Chrstine Yon (1993-96) 90 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 174 Janiva Willis (2002-05) 16 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 79 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 151 Diane Sisley (1983-86) 16 Laura Hill (2004-07) 75 Megan Chapman (2009-12) 144 Stephanie Reid (2005-08) 16 Kjersti Johnson (2002-05) 67 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 142 Lisa Kingsmore (2006-09) 15 Kathryn Eberlin (2010-present) 64 Vanessa Glasscock (1986-89) 121 Kayce Driggers (1998-01) 15 Kristy Noble (2011-present) 61 Diane Sisley (1984-86) 58 Lenny Stoddart (2006-2010) All-Time Career Top 10 (Pitching)

TOTAL APPEARANCES 42 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 264 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 146 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 37 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 265 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 146 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 283 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 134 Megan Evans (2007-10) MOST WINS 290 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 134 Cari Wooldridge (2007-10) 90 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 314 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 121 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 86 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 118 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 68 Megan Evans (2007-2010) FEWEST HITS ALLOWED 116 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 59 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 225 Paige Nichols (1983-85) 99 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 55 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 236 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 98 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 48 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 270 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 92 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 43 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 387 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 42 Paige Nichols (1983-85) 474 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) Kelli Johnson (left) ERA (Min. 300 innings pitched) 35 Laura Blackmore (1986-87) 490 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) became the second 1.110 Darryln Alexander (1981-84) 33 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 514 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) Eagle in school history 1.170 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 521 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) to reach 800 career 1.172 Paige Nichols (1983-85) MOST LOSSES 535 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) strikeouts 1.382 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 48 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 560 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 1.464 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 47 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 1.733 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 47 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) TOTAL STRIKEOUTS 2.225 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 46 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 809 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 2.298 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 46 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 805 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 2.453 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 42 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 584 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 2.522 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 42 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 541 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 40 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 492 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) INNINGS PITCHED 39 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 413 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 934.0 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 33 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 304 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 908.2 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 234 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 651.2 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) SHUTOUTS 214 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 637.2 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 39 Lisa Kemme (1988-01) 213 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 632.2 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 28 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 622.1 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 18 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) TOTAL WALKS 531.2 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 14 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 295 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 478.0 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 13 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 211 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 447.0 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 10 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 210 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 380.0 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 10 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 173 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 10 Laura Blackmore (1986-89) 167 Megan Evans (2007-2010) GAMES STARTED 10 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 160 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 134 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 8 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 155 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 132 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 8 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 155 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 108 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 98 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 100 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) FEWEST EARNED RUNS (min. 300 IP) 97 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) Izzy Trottier (right) is 97 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 60 Paige Nichols (1983-85) the all-time leader in 95 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 74 Lauren Paul (1991-92) SAVES saves 84 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 82 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 8 Izzy Trottier (2005) 76 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 98 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 7 Cari Wooldridge (2007) 66 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 156 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 4 Natalie Becker (2011) 64 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-13) 165 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 3 Stephanie Koester (1999) 64 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 172 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 3 Danna Haydar (2004) 190 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 3 Megan Evans (2008) COMPLETE GAMES 209 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 2 Lil Tanner (1983, 84) 122 Lisa Kemme (1988-91) 224 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2010-present) 2 Lisa Kemme (1988, 89) 98 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 2 Kristen Gebhart (1993, 95) 66 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) FEWEST RUNS (min. 300 IP) 2 Brianne McKnight (1999) 62 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 89 Paige Nichols (1983-85) 2 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 56 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 117 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 2 Shahna Ashard (2005) 49 Lauren Paul (1992-93) 147 Cari Wooldridge (2007-10) 2 Julie Harvey (2006) 46 Brianne McKnight (1998-01) 174 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 45 Tara Gilmore (1993-96) 203 Karen Sadler (1994-97) Single-Season Top 10 (Batting)

GAMES PLAYED 55 Trudy Taylor (1986) 117 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 15 Lisa Kingsmore (2006) 68 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 53 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 111 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 15 Katie Kipisz (2002) 68 Tessa Thomas (2007) 51 Laura Hill (2007) 111 Kjersti Johnson (2004) 15 Jennifer Cushman (1992) 68 Laura Hill (2007) 50 Kayce Driggers (2001) 108 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 14 Katie Kipisz (2005) 68 Stephanie Reid (2007) 49 McKenzi Corn (2013) 14 Nina Rozzo (1990) 68 Hilary Peacock (2007) 49 Stephanie Reid (2007) S lugging Percentage 14 Laura Blackmore (1986) 68 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 49 Tessa Thomas (2006) .725 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 68 Lauren Blaser (2007) .722 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) STOLEN BASES 67 Kjersti Johnson (2004) DOUBLES .676 Janiva Willis (2004) 33 Susan Funderburk (1995) 66 Mallory Hogan (2007) 17 Christine Yon (1995) .663 Christine Yon (1995) 27 Kim Cowgill (1996) 66 Sarah Magee (2007) 16 Tessa Thomas (2007) .639 Christine Yon (1996) 27 Carlene Smith (1990) 16 Janiva Willis (2004) .631 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) 24 Carlene Smith (1992) TOTAL AT-BATS 15 McKenzi Corn (2013) .613 Tessa Thomas (2009) 24 Diane Sisley (1986) 238 Tessa Thomas (2007) 15 Hilary Peacock (2006) .604 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011) 23 Kimberly Cowgill (1994) 222 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 15 Janiva Willis (2005) .596 Taylor Wright (2009) 23 Trudy Taylor (1986) 220 Stephanie Reid (2007) 15 Christine Yon (1996) .596 Christine Yon (1994) 23 Sandra Lane (1985) 213 Laura Hill (2007) 14 Laura Hill (2007) 20 Courtney Peek (1997) 210 Hilary Peacock (2007) 14 Rona Nichols (1999) On-Base Percentage 19 Diane Sisley (1985) 209 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 13 Tessa Thomas (2008) .520 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 201 Janiva Willis (2005) .518 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) STRIKEOUTS 198 Kjersti Johnson (2004) TRIPLES .497 Diane Sisley (1986) 53 Lindsey Merriman (2005) 194 Mallory Hogan (2007) 10 Sandra Lane (1985) .493 McKenzi Corn (2013) 45 Kjersti Johnson (2004) 190 Stephanie Reid (2006) 7 Lisa Ryan (2001) .482 Janiva Willis 2004) 42 Jo-Lynn Smith (2008) 7 Christine Yon (1994) .475 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 42 Kelli Johnson (2003) B atting Average (125 plate appearances) 7 Melodye Witherspoon (1983) .457 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2012) 41 Lindsey Merriman (2004) .458 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 7 Paige Nichols (1984) .454 Christine Yon (1996) 40 Lindsey Merriman (2006) .446 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) 6 Lisa Ryan (2000) .451 Diane Sisley (1985) 38 Mallory Hogan (2008) .414 Trudy Taylor (1986) 6 Lisa Ryan (1999) .438 Christine Yon (1995) 37 Lauren Blaser (2007) .410 Christine Yon (1995) 6 Tammy Davis (1996) 37 Kjersti Johnson (2005) .410 Paige Nichols (1984) 6 Rhonda Cline (1984) Hitting Streak (only kept since 2002) 37 Kristin Carlson (1990) .410 Diane Sisley (1985) 5 Christine Yon (1996) 20 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) .408 McKenzi Corn (2013) 5 Carlene Smith (1990) 17 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) WALKS .405 Christine Yon (1996) 16 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011) 35 Diane Sisley (1986) .402 Diane Sisley (1985) HOMERUNS 16 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 34 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 17 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 15 Laura Hill (2007) 34 Janiva Willis (2004) RUNS 11 Janiva Willis (2004) 14 Tessa Thomas (2006) 32 Tammy Davis (1995) 63 Tessa Thomas (2007) 11 Kjersti Johnson (2004) 13 Tessa Thomas (2009) 28 Kathryn Eberlin (2013) 60 Janiva Willis (2004) 10 Mallory Hogan (2008) 11 Taylor Wright (2009) 27 Lenny Stoddart (2008) 52 Stephanie Reid (2007) 9 Kristy Noble (2013) 10 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 27 Janiva Willis (2005) 52 Janiva Willis (2005) 9 Kathryn Eberlin (2013) 10 McKenzi Corn (2013) 27 Kathy Herndon (1995) 52 Diane Sisley (1986) 9 Alex White (2013) 10 Hilary Peacock (2006) 26 Trudy Taylor (1987) 49 Sandra Lane (1985) 9 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 10 Janiva Willis (2004) 25 Vanessa Glasscock (1987) 48 Tessa Thomas (2008) 9 Tessa Thomas (2009) 10 Janiva Willis (2005) 47 Tammy Davis (1995) 9 Laura Hill (2007) 10 Tessa Thomas (2007) HIT BY PITCH 47 Diane Sisley (1985) 9 Stephanie Reid (2007) 10 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 18 Sarah Magee (2007) 45 McKenzi Corn (2013) 13 Mckenzi Corn (2013) RBI CONSECUTIVE GAMES ON BASE (only kept since 2006) 8 Kristy Noble (2013) HITS 60 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 38 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 5 Kristy Noble (2012) 90 Tessa Thomas (2007) 59 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 25 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) 5 Pearl Coleshill (2010) 89 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 57 Christine Yon (1995) 22 Megan Chapman (2009) 5 Kjersti Johnson (2005) 77 Laura Hill (2007) 55 Stephanie Reid (2007) 20 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 4 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) 75 Lisa Kingsmore (2008) 49 Mallory Hogan (2008) 19 McKenzi Corn (2013) 4 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 73 Stephanie Reid (2007) 48 Tessa Thomas (2007) 18 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011) 4 Mallory Hogan (2007) 73 Christine Yon (1995) 41 Kjersti Johnson (2004) 18 Tessa Thomas (2009) 4 Hilary Peacock (2006) 72 Janiva Willis (2004) 41 Leslie McAlister (2000) 17 Megan Chapman (2011) 4 Lauren Blaser (2006) 71 Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) 41 Jannifer Jeffcoat (1987) 16 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) 4 Sarah Conrad (2001) 70 Lisa Kingsmore (2009) 40 Christine Yon (1994) 16 Laura Hill (2007) 4 Missy Aldridge (1991) 70 Janiva Willis (2005) 4 Jean Roach (1986) TOTAL BASES Sacrifices (Sac fly included) SINGLES 136 Tessa Thomas (2007) 25 Kim Lawrence (1990) 74 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 127 Janiva Willis (2004) 20 Nina Rozzo (1989) 63 Tessa Thomas (2007) 124 Laura Hill (2007) 18 Kim Cowgill (1996) 61 Susan Funderburk (1995) 118 Stephanie Reid (2007) 18 Heather Meyer (1990) 57 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) 118 Christine Yon (1995) 17 Katie Kipisz (2004) 55 Selena Fine (1999) 117 Janiva Willis (2005) 17 Katie Kipisz (2003) Single-Season Top 10 (Pitching)

TOTAL APPEARANCES 25 Kelli Johnson (2003) 64 Shahna Ashard (2005) 175 Lisa Kemme (1991) 52 Lisa Kemme (1990) 25 Stephanie Koester (1999) 64 Kelli Johnson (2005) 170 Megan Evans (2007) 49 Natalie Becker (2012) 25 Karen Sadler (1997) 66 Julie Harvey (2006) 44 Lisa Kemme (1989) 66 Kelli Johnson (2003) TOTAL WALKS 41 Sutton Watson (2013) MOST WINS 138 Natalie Becker (2012) 41 Lauren Paul (1992) 34 Lisa Kemme (1990) FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (min. 130 IP) 111 Lauren Paul (1992) 40 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2012) 32 Lisa Kemme (1989) 75 Laura Blackmore (1987, 136.0) 103 Shahna Ashard (2006) 39 Megan Evans (2007) 25 Megan Evans (2007) 87 Michelle Miruski (1986, 144.2) 87 Shahna Ashard (2005) 39 Cari Wooldridge (2007) 24 Kelli Johnson (2004) 92 Lisa Kemme (1991, 179.2) 85 Lisa Kemme (1989) 39 Kelli Johnson (2004) 21 Kelli Johnson (2005) 97 Lauren Paul (1991, 145.2) 75 Natalie Becker (2011) 38 Cari Wooldridge (2010) 21 Kelli Johnson (2002) 104 Paige Nichols (1985, 166.1) 59 Kelli Johnson (2005) 37 Kelli Johnson (2002) 21 Kelli Johnson (2003) 111 Megan Evans (2008, 161.1) 58 Kelli Johnson (2002) 20 Paige Nichols (1985) 118 Julie Harvey (2006, 141.1) 58 Lisa Kemme (1990) ERA (Min. 130 IP) 18 Shahna Ashard (2005) 120 Tara Gilmore (1993, 131.1) 56 Lauren Paul (1991) 0.51 Lisa Kemme (179.2/1991) 18 Megan Evans (2008) 123 Stephanie Koester (1998, 135.2) 0.82 Lauren Paul (145.2/1991) FEWEST WALKS (min. 130 IP) 0.96 Lisa Kemme (361.2/1990) MOST LOSSES MOST HITS 17 Kristen Gebhart (1992, 133.1) 1.13 Laura Blackmore (136.0/1987) 26 Lauren Paul, 1992 (10-26) 220 Lisa Kemme (1990, 361.2) 28 Karen Sadler (1997, 138.0) 1.23 Kelli Johnson (244.2/2004) 20 Chelsey Schoenfeldt, 2012 (5-20) 212 Tara Gilmore (1994, 165.0) 28 Tara Gilmore (1993, 131.1) 1.24 Lisa Kemme (271.2/1989) 19 Tara Gilmore, 1994 (9-19) 211 Kelli Johnson (2002, 232.1) 29 Laura Blackmore (1987, 136.0) 1.33 Paige Nichols (166.1/1985) 18 Karen Sadler, 1997 (5-18) 200 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011, 161.0) 29 Michelle Miruski (1986, 144.2) 1.36 Kelli Johnson (206.1/2005) 17 Chelsey Schoenfeldt, 2011 (9-17) 194 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2012, 128.0) 31 Tara Gilmore (1994, 165.0) 1.39 Megan Evans (161.1/2008) 17 Lisa Kemme, 1990 (34-17) 188 Kelli Johnson (2004, 244.2) 33 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011, 161.1) 1.47 Michelle Miruski (144.2/1986) 16 Shahna Ashard, 2003 (6-16) 184 Cari Wooldridge (2010, 202.0) 34 Megan Evans (2007, 184.1) 15 Sutton Watson, 2013 (17-15) 183 Sutton Watson (2013, 185.0) 35 Stephanie Koester (2000, 174.1) 15 Natalie Becker, 2012 (10-15) 181 Lauren Paul (1992, 241.1) 35 Tabatha Sturkie (1988, 144.0) INNINGS PITCHED 15 Stephanie Koester, 2000 (19-15) 180 Cari Wooldridge (2007, 156.2) 361.2 Lisa Kemme (1990) 271.2 Lisa Kemme (1989) SHUTOUTS MOST RUNS 244.2 Kelli Johnson (2004) 39 Lisa Kemme (1988-01) 151 Tara Gilmore (1994, 165.0) 241.1 Lauren Paul (1992) 28 Kelli Johnson (2002-05) 132 Lauren Paul (1992, 241.1) 204.2 Shahna Ashard (2005) 18 Cari Wooldridge (2007-2010) 117 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011, 161.1) 232.1 Kelli Johnson (2002) 14 Shahna Ashard (2003-06) 116 Natalie Becker (2012, 181.0) 206.1 Kelli Johnson (2003) 13 Stephanie Koester (1998-01) 109 Brianne McKnight (2000, 147.0) 202.0 Cari Wooldridge (2008) 10 Kristen Gebhart (1992-95) 106 Lisa Kemme (1990, 361.2) 179.2 Lisa Kemme (1991) 10 Lauren Paul (1991-92) 101 Sutton Watson (2013, 185.0) 174.1 Stephanie Koester (2000) 10 Laura Blackmore (1986-89) 101 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2012, 128.0) 10 Megan Evans (2007-2010) 99 Shahna Ashard (2006, 171.1) GAMES STARTED 8 Karen Sadler (1994-97) 96 Karen Sadler (1997, 138.0) 51 Lisa Kemme (1990) 8 Michelle Miruski (1985-87) 39 Lisa Kemme (1989) MOST EARNED RUNS 35 Kelli Johnson (2002) FEWEST EARNED RUNS (min. 130 IP) 97 Natalie Becker (2012, 181.0) 34 Kelli Johnson (2004) 13 Lisa Kemme (1991) 86 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2012, 128.0) 32 Megan Evans (2007) 17 Lauren Paul (1991) 83 Sutton Watson (2013, 185.0) 32 Shahna Ashard (2005) 22 Laura Blackmore (1987) 81 Shahna Ashard (2004, 115.1) 31 Kelli Johnson (2005) 29 Stephanie Koester (1998) 79 Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2011, 161.1) 30 Cari Wooldridge (2010) 29 Michelle Miruski (1986) 79 Shahna Ashard (2006, 171.1) 29 Sutton Watson (2013) 32 Megan Evans (2008) 78 Megan Evans (2009, 145.2) 29 Megan Evans (2008) 32 Paige Nichols (1985) 76 Stephanie Koester (2001, 161.2) 29 Shahna Ashard (2006) 35 Tara Gilmore (1993) 76 Brianne McKnight (2000, 147.0) 29 Kelli Johnson (2003) 40 Kelli Johnson (2005) 71 Tara Gilmore (1994, 165.0) 29 Tara Gilmore (1994) 41 Kelli Johnson (2003) TOTAL STRIKEOUTS COMPLETE GAMES FEWEST RUNS (min. 130 IP) 282 Lisa Kemme (1990) 50 Lisa Kemme (1990) 37 Megan Evans (2008) 256 Lisa Kemme (1989) 33 Lisa Kemme (1989) 39 Laura Blackmore (1987) 216 Shahna Ashard (2005) Kelli Johnson (above) is the only 4-time 31 Lauren Paul (1992) 40 Cari Wooldridge (2008) 215 Kelli Johnson (2002) 20-game winner in school history 30 Kelli Johnson (2002) 44 Michelle Miruski (1986) 210 Kelli Johnson (2004) 29 Kelli Johnson (2004) 46 Paige Nichols (1985) 199 Kelli Johnson (2003) 26 Lisa Kemme (1991) 49 Lauren Paul (1991) 191 Natalie Becker (2012) 25 Cari Wooldridge (2010) 50 Lisa Kemme (1991) 185 Cari Wooldridge (2010) Individual Single-Season Records (Batting)

SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS --HITTING GAMES PLAYED 68 Lisa Kingsmore (2007) Tessa Thomas (2007) Laura Hill (2007) Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) Laura Blaser (2007) Hilary Peacock (2007)

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE .458, Lisa Kingsmore (2009) Lisa Kingsmore MOST AT BATS --Best batting average in 238, Tessa Thomas (2007) Tessa Thomas holds the school history MOST RUNS school record for runs in a 63, Tessa Thomas (2007) season and career MOST HITS 90, Tessa Thomas (2007) MOST DOUBLES 17, Christine Yon (1995) MOST TRIPLES 10, Sandra Lane (1985) MOST HOME RUNS 17, Chelsey Schoenfeldt (2013) MOST RUNS BATTED IN 60, Jenny Scrymgeour (2007) MOST TOTAL BASES 136, Tessa Thomas (2007) MOST STOLEN BASES 33, Susan Funderburk (1995) MOST STRIKEOUTS 53, Lindsay Merriman (2005) MOST WALKS Chelsey Schoenfeldt set a Christine Yon is still the all- 35, Diane Sisley (1986) new standard for home runs time leader in doubles in a MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH in a season with 17 in 2013 season 18, Sarah Magee (2007)

Jenny Scrymgeour drove in a school record 60 RBI in 2007 Individual Single-Season Records (Pitching)

--PITCHING MOST APPERANCES 52, Lisa Kemme (1990) MOST GAMES STARTED 51, Lisa Kemme (1990) MOST COMPLETE GAMES 50, Lisa Kemme (1990) MOST WINS 34, Lisa Kemme (1990) MOST LOSSES 26, Lauren Paul (1992) BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE .867 (13-2), Kim Harley (1987) MOST SHUTOUTS 16, Lisa Kemme (1990) MOST SAVES 5, Cari Wooldridge (2009) MOST INNINGS PITCHED 361.2, Lisa Kemme (1990) MOST RUNS ALLOWED 151, Tara Gilmore (1994) MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 97, Natalie Becker (2012) FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED 32, Laura Blackmore (1986) FEWEST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 11, Lisa Kemme (1991) MOST STRIKEOUTS 282, Lisa Kemme (1990) *Led Nation MOST WALKS 138, Natalie Becker (2012) MOST HIT BATSMEN 22, Kelli Johnson (2005) Lisa Kemme (above) holds the single-season MOST WILD PITCHES record for wins, complete games, shutouts, 40, Lauren Paul (1992) and strikeouts among other categories LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE 0.50, Lisa Kemme (1991) Team Single-Season Records

SEASON TEAM RECORDS --PITCHING --HITTING MOST APPEARANCES 2007 Team Won 50 Games And Set 11 Single Season Records MOST GAMES 68 (2007) 68 (2007) MOST GAMES STARTED 68 (2007) MOST WINS 50 (2007) MOST COMPLETE GAMES 51 (1990) HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE .321 (2007) MOST WINS 50 (2007) MOST AT BATS 1,897 (2007) MOST LOSSES: 36 (1992, 1997, 2011) MOST RUNS 394 (2007) BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE .787 (1987) MOST HITS 608 (2007) MOST SHUTOUTS 18 (2008) MOST DOUBLES 106 (2007) MOST SAVES 6 (2009) MOST TRIPLES 17 (1987 and 1988) MOST INNINGS PITCHED 455.0 (2004) MOST HOME RUNS 64 (2013) MOST RUNS ALLOWED 265 (2012) MOST RUNS BATTED IN 344 (2007) MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 223 (2012) MOST TOTAL BASES 746 (2007) FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED 85 (1989) MOST RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE 425 (2007) FEWEST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 26 (1991) MOST STOLEN BASES 108 (1996) MOST STRIKEOUTS 396 (2005) MOST STRIKEOUTS 299 (2004) FEWEST STRIKEOUTS 113 (1987) MOST WALKS 176 (1987) MOST WALKS 200 (2012) MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH 34 (2007) FEWEST WALKS 66 (1987) MOST HIT BATSMEN 104 (2007) MOST WILD PITCHES 43 (1992) 2013 Team Holds The Record For Home Runs With 64 All-Time Record vs. Opponents

Akron 3-2 Cumberland 1-0 IPFW 0-2 North Carolina 7-29 St. Peters 2-1 Alabama 0-5 Dartmouth 2-1 Indiana State 0-1 North Carolina A&T 38-4 Stanford 0-1 Alabama State 1-0 Davis and Elkins 2-0 Iona 1-2 North Carolina State 1-5 Stetson 6-4 Albany 0-1 Dayton 2-1 Iowa 0-5 North Florida 0-1 Syracuse 0-1 Appalachian State 11-9 Delaware State 5-0 Iowa State 1-3 Northeast Louisiana 0-1 Tampa 4-0 Arizona 0-1 DePaul 0-2 Ithaca 8-2 Northeast Missouri 0-2 Tennessee 1-4 Armstrong State 2-0 Detroit 1-1 Jacksonville 5-1 Northwestern State 0-1 Tennessee State 3-0 Auburn 1-1 Drake University 0-2 Jacksonville State 1-3 Notre Dame 2-2 Tennessee Tech 5-3 Augusta College 10-2 Drexel 0-2 James Madison 1-1 Ohio 2-2 Texas 0-2 Austin Peay 2-2 East Carolina 1-15 Kalamazoo 3-1 Ohio State 0-3 Texas A&M 0-3 Ball State 1-3 Eastern Illinois 2-0 Kearney State 0-1 Oklahoma City 0-2 Texas A&M-CC 5-5 Beaver 1-0 Eastern Kentucky 0-3 Kent State 1-0 Oklahoma 1-1 Texas Wesleyan 1-0 Belmont 4-2 Eastern Michigan 2-6 Kentucky 1-0 Oregon State 1-0 Toledo 1-0 Benedict 4-4 Eastern Connecticut 3-0 Lafayette 3-0 Pacific 1-2 Towson 3-7 Bennington 2-1 Eastern Nazarene 2-0 Lander 3-0 Penn State 0-1 Trenton State 0-1 Bethune-Cookman 1-1 East Stroudsburg 1-1 Liberty 34-29 Pittsburgh 5-6 Troy 3-0 Birmingham-So. 15-8 East Tennessee St. 10-2 Limestone 39-7 Presbyterian College 8-9 Tulsa 0-2 Bloomsburg State 1-1 Eckerd 2-0 Lincoln Memorial 0-2 Princeton 1-3 Tusculum 0-1 Boston 0-2 Elon 14-7 Longwood 3-3 Providence 1-2 UCLA 0-1 Boston College 0-1 Erskine 11-1 Loras 0-1 Purdue 1-1 UNC Asheville 21-1 Bowling Green 2-1 Fairfield 2-0 Louisiana-Lafayette 0-1 Quincy 0-1 UNC Greensboro 10-16 Bradley 1-1 Ferrum 1-0 Louisiana State 0-1 Quinnipiac 0-1 UNC Wilmington 18-8-1 Brown 2-0 Florida 0-1 Louisiana Tech 0-2 Radford 29-39 USC Upstate 11-3 Bucknell 1-0 Florida Gulf Coast 0-1 Louisville 0-1 Rhode Island 1-1 USC-Sumter 1-0 Buffalo 2-1 Florida State 0-6 Loyola Marymount 0-2 Rutgers 1-2 UT-Arlington 0-1 California 0-2 Francis Marion 14-18 Maine 1-5 Saint Louis 2-1 UT-Martin 3-0 California-Davis 0-1 Fordham 0-1 Marist 0-2 Salem 4-0 Valparaiso 0-2 California-Northridge 1-0 Furman 31-25 Marshall 3-5 Salem Teikyo 2-0 Vermont 2-0 Campbell 25-13 Gardner-Webb 20-8 Mary Washington 1-0 Samford 1-2 Villanova 2-0 Canisius 1-0 Genessee 2-0 Maryland 4-2 San Jose State 1-0 Virginia 5-7 Carson Newman 1-0 George Mason 11-6 UMBC 5-9 Santa Clara 1-0 Virginia Tech 4-6 Centenary 0-3 George Washington 2-0 Maryville 1-0 Siena 2-0 Voorhees 11-2 Central Florida 1-0 Georgia 2-17 Mercer 8-3 Southern Utah 1-0 Washburn 0-1 Central Wesleyan 8-0 Georgia Tech 13-21 Miami (Ohio) 0-2 South Carolina 10-51-1 Wayne State 1-0 Central Michigan 0-4 Georgia State 6-10 Michigan 0-4 South Carolina State 30-1 West Georgia 2-0 Charleston Southern 67-25 Georgia Southern 19-3 Michigan State 1-0 South Florida 2-9 Western Carolina 6-2 Charlotte 40-35 Glassboro State 1-0 Middle Tennessee 1-2 Southeast Missouri 1-0 Western Illinois 7-4 Chattanooga 0-3 Greenville 3-0 Minnesota 0-1 Southern Illinois 0-2 Western Kentucky 3-2 Claflin 3-1 Hampton 1-1 Mississippi State 0-2 Southern Mississippi 0-1 Western Michigan 0-4 Cleveland State 4-3 Harvard 2-0 Missouri-Kansas City 0-1 Southwest Louisiana 0-1 Western Oregon 1-0 Coastal Carolina 53-47 Hawaii 0-5 Missouri Southern 1-0 Spartanburg Methodist 7-0 Wichita State 1-1 Coker 4-0 Hofstra 0-1 Monmouth 2-2 SC-Spartanurg 1-1 Winona State 1-0 Colgate 0-1 Holy Cross 1-0 Morgan State 2-0 St. Augustine 2-0 Wisconsin 1-0 College of Charleston 11-12 Howard 1-0 Morris 2-0 St. Bonaventure 2-1 Wright State 8-2 Colorado State 0-1 Illinois 0-1 Mt. Saint Mary’s 2-1 St. Francis (PA) 6-2 2014 Opponents In Bold Columbus 2-0 Illinois-Chicago 0-1 Newberry 15-0 St Francis (NY) 1-0 Concord 1-0 Illinois State 0-1 Niagara 0-2 St. Johns 5-1 Connecticut 2-1 Indiana 0-2 Nichols State 0-2 St. Joseph’s 1-0 Coppin State 10-0 IUPUI 1-2 North Dakota St. 0-1 St. Leo 5-0 Hall Of Famer Lisa (Raio) Kemme

Lisa (RAIO) KEMME pitched for the Lady Eagles from 1988- 1991. She is the holder of nearly every Winthrop career and season pitching record (as seen on pages 30-31). During her collegiate career, she led the Lady Eagles to three Big South Con- ference Championships. She also posted wins over such national powers as Florida State, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech and Wichita State. In the summer of 2003, Kemme was inducted into the Big South Conference Hall of Fame. In August of 2004 she was in- ducted into the inaugural Winthrop Hall of Fame. Kemme was a four-time All-Big South Conference honoree and was the Big South Player of the Year and Big South Tournament MVP in 1989, 1990, and 1991. During the summers, she pitched for the Redan Bandits and led them to two national titles while be- ing named an All-American in 1989 and Most Valuable Player in the ASA National Tournament in 1989 and 1990. “As a player, Lisa was one of the hardest workers I have ever met,” said coach Mark Cooke. “She was the most mentally com- posed pitcher I have ever seen. She always controlled every game and never gave up. I never had to coach Lisa, I simply watched her work.” Upon completion of her college career, she has opened the Pitcher’s Mound in Atlanta, GA. She is currently teaching the art of fastpitch pitching to over 100 young girls from all over the Southeast. She is recognized as the premier pitching coach on the East Coast. Lisa Kemme was inducted to the Big South “The highest tribute I ever saw a player get was in the 1990 Conference Hall of Fame in the summer Big South Conference championship game. The Coastal Carolina of 2003 and the Winthrop inaugural Hall of Fame in the summer of 2004. coach Jess Dannelly called time out in the bottom of the seventh and went from the third base coaching box to the pitcher’s mound. I came running out of the dugout to explode at him for talking to my pitcher,” said Cooke. “As I reached the first base line, I heard coach Dannelly tell Lisa that she had just pitched two of the most beautiful games he had ever seen and he knew he would not get the chance to tell her after the game, so he wanted to tell her before the celebration.” She is the mother of Stella Rose Raio, born Oct. 29, 2003. Hall Of Famer Christine (Korver) Yon

Christine (KORVER) YON played softball at Win- throp from 1993-1997 and is one of the greatest hitters in the history of the school and the Big South. She ranks among the Winthrop career top 10 lead- ers in eight offensive categories and was a two-time All-Big South Conference and Big South All-Tourna- ment Team selection in 1994 and 1995. After the 1995 Big South Tournament she was voted the tournament’s Most Valuable Player by the head coaches and was the only Eagle on the all-tournament team that season. She helped Winthrop defeat Coast- al Carolina, and Charleston Southern before finally being elimnated in game 12 of the tourney. In the win over the Bucs she hit a three-run, lead-changing home run and had four RBI in the game. She finished the tournament with two doubles, two home runs and nine RBI in three games while batting over .500. She ranks as Winthrop’s all-time leader in RBI with 145. That also ranks 8th all-time in Big South history. She is second in total hits, home runs and total bases. Before the 2007 season, she was the single season record holder for highest batting average at .410, hits with 73, doubles with 17, triples with 7 and RBI with 57. She is still on top of batting average, doubles, and triples, but her hits and RBI records were broken. She ranks 9th all-time with 14 triples in Big South history. She is the all-time leader with 30 home runs, but played several games on fields that did not have an outfield fence. Had she done so, her career total could be a lot more. As a freshman she started all 19 games she played and batted .500 with 15 runs, 15 RBI and a .707 slugging %. As a sophomore and full-time starter she led the team with a .331 average, seven triples, six home runs and 40 RBI. It was her junior year when she broke through and had a huge season for the Eagles. She finished with a .410 average, which is still the school record. She had 17 doubles, 57 RBI, 41 runs and only struck out six times. Her senior season she finished with better than a .400 batting average again and became just the second player in school history to finish with a .400 average or more in two seasons. Christine is currently employed at Anderson University in Anderson, SC. Hall Of Famer Diane (Adams) Sisley

Diane (Adams) sisley played softball at Winthrop from 1982-1986 and en- joyed an impressive career in which she earned national recognition and inked her name in the record books. The Palms, CA native was inducted into the Winthrop University Hall of Fame on Jan. 29, 2010 and is the third softball player to be inducted. Adams graduated Winthrop in 1986 and currently resides in Sumter, SC where she is the store manager at Petco. During her four-year career at Winthrop she placed her name in the Top 10 of several offensive categories. She still ranks in the Top 10 career leaders in five categories-- runs scored (151), hits (200), total bases (271), stolen bases (67) and bases on balls (61). Adams was the first player in school history to reach 200 hits in a career. For her career she earned NAIA All-American honors in 1984 and 1985 while playing the shortstop position. In 1985 she was also selected to the NCAA Division II All-South Team. Hall Of Famer Janiva Willis

Janiva Willis was inducted into the 2012 Winthrop Hall of Fame after an illustri- ous career as an Eagle. When she ended her career, Willis became one of just three players in school history to be named All-Big South four times. Her teammate Kelli Johnson did so the same four years as Willis. Fellow Hall of Famer Lisa Kemme was the first.All four years she was named to the All-Big South First Team. In four years, Willis played 234 games recording 174 runs, 245 hits, 500 total bases, 51 doubles, 11 triples, 30 home runs, 103 RBI, 49 stolen bases, and 90 walks. Willis left the program as the all-time leader in games played, total at-bats, total runs, total hits, doubles, home runs, total bases, and walks. She also inked her name into some single-season records: most at-bats (201), runs (60), home runs (11), total bases (125), and walks (27). In 2004 when Willis set the school record for runs in a season she averaged 0.95 per game, which ranked 11th nationally. That season she also led the Big South in runs, hits, doubles, home runs, total bases and walks. In 2005, she was named the Big South Conference Scholar Athlete of the Year and following her senior year in 2005, Willis was named the NCAA’s South Carolina Woman of the Year and was a Top 10 Finalist for NCAA National Woman of the Year. In 2002, Willis played with the Canadian National team and later on in 2005 and 2007 as well. Hall Of Famer Darrlyn Alexander

Darrlyn Alexander, class of 1984, was inducted in the Win- throp Hall of Fame in 2013. Alexander was a standout softball student-athlete, who was named to the 1984 NAIA National Tournament All-American Team. She was a three-time selection on the NAIA All-State team in 1981, 1983 and 1984 while competing as a pitcher. She compiled a career pitching record of 61-17 and a career earned run average of 1.11. She helped lead her Winthrop teams to an overall record of 122-31-1 during her career. In 1983, she led Winthrop to a fourth place finish in the NAIA National Tournament, and in 1984 she led the Eagles to a fifth place finish in that tournament. She is now the owner and instructor of Pitcher Perfect, a softball pitching instruction com- pany in Totowa, N.J.