WILLIAM JEWELL CARDINAL SOFTBALL 2016 CARDINALS

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Aerin Creamer Maddi Cox Kelsey Morgan Ellie Ottensmeyer Shelby McGraw 5’7 • C • Sr. 5’10 • OF • Jr. 5’8 • IF • Jr. 5’6 • IF • Fr. 5’9 • P/UTL • Sr. West Lake, Calif. Lawson, Mo. Topeka, Kan. Ballwin, Mo. Pueblo, Colo.

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Megan Barnes Nona Pauline Taylor Friesen Anna Biondo Madi Giles 5’6 • IF • Sr. 5’7 • P/UTL • Sr. 5’8 • P • So. 5’8 • P • Fr. 5’1 • OF • So. Miami, Okla. Kapolei, Haw. Winnepeg, Mannitoba Peculiar, Mo. Blue Springs, Mo.

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Erika Carvan Morgan Olson Brooke Bernard Kaitlyn Boal Phoebe Dabbour 5’5 • IF • Fr. 5’10 • OF • Sr. 5’4 • IF • So. 5’11 • P/IF • Fr. 5’7 • IF • So. Peculiar, Mo. Omaha, Neb. Liberty , Mo. Wildwood, Mo. Simi Valley, Calif.

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Macy Oswald Maddie Greenstreet Shelby Zahn 5’4 • C • Fr. 5’7 • P/OF • Fr. Junior Holden, Mo. Lee’s Summit, Mo. Pleasant Hill, Mo. # NAMENUMERICALPOSITION YEARROSTERHOMETOWN ROSTER BY CLASS 1 Aerin Cramer C SR West Lake, California 2 Maddie Cox OF JR Lawson, Missouri Seniors……………………………….5 3 Kelsey Morgan 3B JR Blue Springs, Missouri Creamer, Barnes, Pauline, Olson 4 Ellie Ottensmeyer INF FR Ballwin, Missouri McGraw Juniors………………………………..2 5 Shelby McGraw RHP/UTL SR Pueblo, Colorado Morgan, Cox 6 Megan Barnes INF SR Miami, Oklahoma Sophomore………………………….4 8 Nona Pauline RHP/OF SR Kapolei, Hawaii Friesen, Giles, Bernard, Dabbour 9 Taylor Friesen RHP SO Winnepeg, Manitoba, Can. Freshmen…………………………….6 Ottensmeyer, Biondo, Carvan, Boal 10 Anna Biondo RHP FR Peculiar, Missouri Oswald, Greenstreat 11 Madi Giles OF SO Blue Springs, Missouri 13 Erika Carvan INF FR Peculiar, Missouri 14 Morgan Olson OF SR Omaha, Nebraska ROSTER BY POSITION 15 Brooke Benard INF SO Liberty, Missouri 16 Kaitlyn Boal RHP FR Wildwood, Missouri Pitchers……………………………….6 McGraw, Pauline, Friesen, Biondo 20 Phoebe Dabbour 1B/RHP SO Simi Valley, California Boal, Greenstreet 22 Macy Oswald C FR Holden, Missouri Catchers………………………………2 27 Maddie Greenstreet LHP/OF FR Lee’s Summit, Missouri Creamer, Oswald Infield…………………………………6 Morgan, Ottensmeyer, Carvan, Bernard, Dabbour, Barnes Outfield………………………………6 Cox, Olson, Giles, Pauline, McGraw, Greenstreet #ALPHABETICALNAME POSITION YEAR ROSTERHOMETOWN 6 Megan Barnes INF SR Miami, Oklahoma 15 Brooke Bernard INF SO Blue Springs, Missouri ROSTER BY STATE 10 Anna Biondo RHP FR Peculiar, Missouri 16 Kaitlyn Boal RHP FR Wildwood, Missouri Missouri………………………………9 Cox, Ottensmeyer, Biondo, Giles, 13 Erika Carvan INF FR Peculiar, Missouri Carvan, Bernard, Boal, Oswald, 2 Maddi Cox OF JR Lawson, Missouri Greenstreet 1 Aerina Creamer C SR West Lake, California Kansas………………………………..1 Morgan 20 Phoebe Dabbour 1B/RHP SO Simi Valley, California California…………………………….2 9 Taylor Friesen LHP SO Winnepeg, Manitoba, Can. Creamer, Dabbour 11 Madi Giles OF SO Blue Springs, Missouri Colorado……………………………..1 27 Maddie Greenstreet LHP/OF FR Lee’s Summit, Missouri McGraw 5 Shelby McGraw RHP/UTL SR Pueblo, Colorado Hawaii………………………………...1 Pauline 3 Kelsey Morgan INF JR Blue Springs, Missouri Oklahoma……………………………1 14 Morgan Olson OF SR Omaha, Nebraska Barnes 22 Macy Oswald C FR Holden, Missouri Canada………………………………..1 4 Ellie Ottensmeyer INF FR Ballwin, Missouri Friesen 8 Nona Pauline UTL SR Kapolei, Hawaii Nona PAULINE

COACHING STAFF DUSTIN COMBS HEAD COACH • TENTH SEASON

Dustin Combs in his tenth season at William Jewell College coming off of the ninth con- secutive winning season and qualifying for the conference tournament eight of the past nine sesaons.

Last season the Cardinals posted a 30-21 record which was the fourth 30-win season under Combs. Offensively Jewell led the GLVC with a .326 batting average (school re- cord), hits per game (9.31), doubles per game (1.57), and run’s scored per game (5.96). Three players werer named to the All-GLVC teams including Rachel Potvin, Madi Giles, and Faith Song. Potvin and Song were also named to the All-Region team. Song also received a third team All-America honor. In 2014 Jewell recorded a 29-23 record and finished fourth in the GLVC tournament. 2013 marked the most successful season in program history with a record of 32-15 and 21-6 in the GLVC, which was good enough for second place in the west division. Jewell fin- ished fourth in the GLVC tournament just missing a bid to the NCAA Division II regional tournament. The team set several program records in 2013, including 53 homeruns (1.12 per game), which ranked first in the GLVC and eighth in the nation. With winning streaks of ten and 13 games the team won 24 of its last 28 games. Jewell placed five players on the 2013 All- GLVC First Team. Three were also named to the All-Region team and Rachel Hayden became the first softball player to be named All-America, earning Honorable Mention honors.

Under the direction of Coach Combs the program has won 287 games averaging 29 wins a season, has produced 12 Aca- demic All-Americans, 22 HAAC All-Conference Selections including the Conference Freshmen Player of the Year in 2009. Six GLVC First team selections and three All GLVC Second Team selections and one All-GLVC Third Team selection. Six Players have also been name to the NFCA Louisville Slugger All-Region Team. In 2011 Offensive production set new program records with 314 Runs Scored, 488 Hits, 45 Homeruns, 291 RBI, .301 batting avg., and a .962 fielding % while setting the new school record for wins with 38. Over the last three years Jewell has averaged 39 homeruns a season. The 2011 Cardinals pitching staff led the Heart of America Conference in batters struck out 437 (4th in the Country), ERA with 1.84 (19th in the Country) and opponents batting avg. .217 (20th in the Country). In 2009 the Cardinals infield turned 25 double plays which ranked them in the top 10 at all collegiate levels. Defensively, the Cards finished the season with a .953 fielding % including First Basemen Kristen Marshall that led the Nation in fielding percentage (.998) of players with 400 plus chances.

Combs has spent the past two summers in Akron, Ohio as he served as the Assistant Field Manager of the Akron Racers. The Racers finished the 2014 regular season 24-24 and for the first time since 2005 played for the league championship v. the USSSA Pride. The success of the 2014 season earned Combs the recognition of the NPF Coaching Staff of the Year honor. The team had five All-NPF selections including the Offensive Player of the Year, Nerissa Myers and Kelley Montalvo who also received the Jenny Finch Award. The Akron Racers are the oldest existing team in the National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) league.

Combs also served seven seasons as the Head Coach of the Glendale High School softball program in Springfield, Mo. He, was hired in 2000 to lead the program in its first season of state-recognized competition. Under Coach Combs the program compiled 108 wins, currently the all-time leader in wins for a softball coach in Springfield Public Schools history and the only coach to amass over 100 victories. In seven seasons the program won Class 4 District Championships in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2005 and was runner-up in 2006 and made back-to-back State Quarterfinal appearances in 2001 and 2002. In three different seasons his teams earned Academic All-Conference and Missouri State High School Athletic Association Out- standing Scholastic Achievement. Combs served as the Glendale H.S. Assistant Baseball Coach for seven years. In the summer of 2003, was named the Glendale American Legion Head Varsity Baseball Coach. He spent three summers leading the program. In the summer of 2006, Combs assisted with the development of the Missouri Baseball Club, an 18-and-under select baseball program based out of Republic, Mo. In 2004, Combs received recognition from the National High School Baseball Coaches Association as District #5 “Grounds Keeper of the Year,” and was a finalist for National Grounds Keeper of the Year through his work on the Glendale High School baseball field.

Combs is a native of Commerce, Okla., and a 1993 graduate of Commerce High School. He attended Northeastern A&M College in Miami, Okla., for two years while playing baseball for the Golden Norsemen. Combs graduated from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla., in 1998 with a bachelor’s of science degree in physical education and business education. Received his Master’s Degree in Secondary Administration from William Woods University, in Fulton, Mo.

He resides in Kansas City, Mo., with his wife Susan and sons Cruze (5) and Brecken (1).

Year Record GLVC/HAAC

2015 30-21 16-14

2014 29-23 19-13

2013 32-15 21-6

2012 24-23 17-15

2011 38-20 11-9

2010 24-21 12-8

2009 26-24 10-10

2008 30-22 12-9

2007 25-24 9-11

2006 29-25 7-7 Total 287-218 134-102 JEFF BOWER ASSISTANT COACH Jeff Bower enters his sxith season as Assistant Coach for the William Jewell softball program. His responsibilities on the coaching staff include the development of outfield- ers. Coach Bower also works in softball game day promotions, travel logistics and is the program’s recruiting coordinator, which includes scheduling of official and unofficial visits. He also serves at the Director of Athletic Events and Operations for the Cardinals.

For the last 18 years Bower has had the privilege of working with two great organiza- tions in the National Football League (NFL). Providing him a multi-faceted experience in the realm of comprehensive coaching techniques, targeted competitive scouting, prospective player recruitment and logistics.

Bower is a native of Raytown, Missouri and a graduate of Raytown South High School. Shelby MCGRAW

WILLIAM JEWELL ATHLETICS DR. DARLENE BAILEY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Darlene Bailey, Ph.D., a member of the William Jewell College class of 1982, enters her sixth year as Athletic Director at William Jewell College. Bailey comes to William Jewell after serving as the Associate Commissioner of the Western Athletic Conference.

“We are thrilled to have an individual of Dr. Bailey’s caliber to assist us at this pivotal moment in the history of athletics at William Jewell College,” said Wil- liam Jewell president Dr. David Sallee. “Her solid background in sports admin- istration and in the academic arena will serve the institution well as we continue the process of realigning our athletic affiliation from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics to the National Collegiate Athletic Association.”

Bailey managed the NCAA governance process for the Denver-based WAC’s nine member institutions and worked directly with the WAC presidents/chancellors, athletic directors, senior woman administrators and facul- ty representatives on implementation of the conference’s strategic plan. She was also the primary liaison to the WAC’s women’s basketball, volleyball, softball and tennis coaches. She oversaw the championship, compliance, and business operations for the WAC, a process that involved more than 2,500 student athletes.

Prior to being named to the WAC Associate Commissioner’s post in 2006, Bailey served for eight years as Asso- ciate Director of Athletics at Missouri State University in Springfield.

“I am happy to be given the opportunity to return to my alma mater to serve in this important role,” Dr. Bailey said. “The College has a long and rich tradition of achievement, both on the playing field and in the classroom. I look forward to being a part of that tradition on a daily basis. The decision to move to the NCAA is exciting. The mission and goals of Division II are consistent with Jewell’s philosophy regarding the integration of intercol- legiate athletics within the College as a whole. ”

Bailey is currently on several boards and task forces including the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) Committee on Women’s Athletics and the Women’s Basketball Champion- ship Committee. She was named the 2006 Division I-AA National Administrator of the Year by the NACWAA.

Prior to her tenure at Missouri State, Bailey held various positions at Wichita State University, University of Idaho, Eastern Washington University, University of South Alabama, Ohio University and Chaminade University. She has supervised coaches in more than 20 different men’s and women’s sports and has served as the primary budget officer for intercollegiate athletics at two institutions.

Bailey received a master’s degree in Sports Administration and a doctorate in Higher Education Administration, both from Ohio University. She received her B.A. in history in 1982 from William Jewell, where she served as a part-time Sports Information Director. SOFTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

Lucas Morgan Beverley Siercks Jeff Bower Charlie Miller Brooke Powers Associate Director Assistant Director of Director of Event Head Graduate Assistant of Athletics, Athletics, Operations Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Compliance Business Operations Softball

Joe Rogers Paul Worstell JaeLynn Ellison Rick Cole Adam Lang Equipment Sports Information Assistant Sports Director of Strength and Manager Director Information Director Broadcasting and Conditioning Softball Contact Engagment CARDINAL FACILITIES

GREENE STADIUM William Jewell College has a proud academic and athletic heritage as well as first-class facilities, including Patterson Field/Greene Stadium, a new Sprint-Turf all-weather foot- ball game complex. The Stadium is home to William Jewell football, men’s and wom- en’s soccer and our track and field teams. Estimated seating for the stadium is 7,000.

TALLEY STADIUM Talley Stadium continues to undergo improvements to ensure it remains one of the fin- est small college baseball facilities around. The stadium is named after former Cardinal Jack Talley and the field is named after former coach, Fred Flook.

SPRATT SPORTS COMPLEX Located on the campus of William Jewell College, the women’s softball acility includes a locker room with spacious individual player lockers and two 75’x14’ turfed hitting cages. Field dimensions: Left Field line 190’, Centerfield 205’ and Right Field line 190’ with an 8-foot fence. Playing surface is a vitrified clay (expanded shale and clay) field condition- er blend.

CARDINAL TRAIL The Cardinal Trail is home to the William Jewell Cross Country team.

MABEE CENTER The Mabee Center for Physical Education houses a competition swimming and diving pool, basketball courts, squash and racquetball courts, an indoor track and a weight room. This large facility is a haven for faculty, staff and students looking to stay in shape by participating in a wide variety of fitness and recreational programs. The building also houses the majority of athletic of- fices and locker rooms, Jewell’s Athletic Training Room, the athletics weight room, as well as the William Jewell College Athletic Hall of Fame.The Mabee Center itself can seat 2,400 fans during men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball contests. MEET THE TEAM

Megan BARNES #1 AERIN CRAMER 5’7 • Senior • Catcher • West Lake, Calif. • West Lake HS

William Jewell: Three-year starter...2013 Gold Glove...2014 Gold Glove...2014 Jewell Defensive Player of the Year...Ranked fourth in GLVC with 12 runners caught stealing (2014)...2015 Gold Glove...2015 Jewell Defensive Player of the Year...Ranked fourth in GLVC with ten runners caught stealing (2015)...Softball Representative for Student Ath- lete Advisory Committee Prep: Four-year letter winner...2011 Second Team All-Conference...2012 First Team All-Conference...2012 Dailey News All-Star Team Participant Personal: Born March 10...Daughter of Bob and Shelley Cramer...Sister Amanda Cram- er...Majoring in Business Administration...Minor in Entrepreneurial Leadership...Chose Jewell for the softball program and great education

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 49 .063 1 2 4 1 0 0 2 .167

2014 51 .149 14 8 4 2 0 0 7 .214

2013 19 .276 8 4 9 2 0 1 9 .267 Total 119 .165 23 14 17 5 0 1 18 - #2 MADDI COX 5’10 • Junior • Infield • Lawson, Mo. • Lawson HS

William Jewell: Appeared in five games...Drew one walk against Lincoln Prep: Four-year starter...Three-time All-District...Two-time First Team All-District...Three- Time All-Conference...Two-time First Team All-Conference...Two-time All-Region...2012 Class 3 Second Team All-State...Four-year track and field letter winner...4x200 Confer- ence Champion...4x200 District Champion...4x400 District Champion...4x10 Sectional Champion...4x200 Sectional Champion...4x200 Class 3 Third Place...Member of Student Against Destructive Decisions Personal: Born February 26...Daughter of Joey and Mandy Cox...Brother Gabe Cox... Majoring in Nursing...Chose Jewel for the nursing and softball programs

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 5 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000

2014 7 .000 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 .216 Total 12 .000 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 - #3 KELSEY MORGAN 5’8 • Junior • Infield • Topeka, Kan. • Spring Hill HS

William Jewell: Two-year starter...103 Games Played...2014 Jewell Newcomer of the Year...2014 Jewell Offensive Player of the Year...Ranked Fifth in GLVC with .662 Slug- ging Percentage (2014)...Ranked Eighth with 38 Runs Batted In (2014)...Ranked Eighth with 114 Putouts (2014)...Ranked fifth with 116 Assists (2015) Prep: Four-year letter winner...Three-time First Team All-City...Three-time First Team All-Centennial League...2011 Class 5 Second Team All-State...2013 Class 5 First Team All-State...2013 Spring Hill Most Valuable Player...2013 Spring Hill Female Spring Sports Athlete of the Year...Four-year basketball letter winner Personal: Born January 26...Daughter of Gary and Annette Morgan...Siblings Mike and Heather Whitcomb... Majoring in Recreation and Sport...Chose Jewell for the campus size and softball program

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 51 .288 44 31 31 8 2 3 21 .380 2014 52 .333 47 24 40 7 1 11 17 .407 Total 103 .310 91 55 71 15 3 14 38 -

#5 SHLEBY McGRAW 5’9 • Senior • Pitcher • Pueblo, Colo. • Western Nebraska

William Jewell: Second-year player...2015 Gold Glove...2015 Jewell Pitcher of the Year... Ranked seventh in GLVC with nine offensive hit by pitches...Ranked third with 14 games finished...Ranked fourth with 14 games in relief Prep: 2014 NFCA Third Team All-America (Western Nebraska)...2012 All-State...Four- time All-Conference...Two-time All-Region Personal: Born July 31...Daughter of Greg McGrawn and Sandra Tomko...Sister Ashley McGraw...Majoring in Accounting and Business...Chose Jewell for the education, career opportunities, and successful softball program

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 46 .272 31 21 24 6 0 4 7 .362 Total 46 .272 31 21 24 6 0 4 7 .362

Year GP GS IP W L ERA H K BB HRA 2015 33 19 154.0 14 9 4.79 203 67 41 19 Total 33 19 154.0 14 9 4.79 203 67 41 19 #6 MEGAN BARNES 5’7 • Senior • Infield • Miami, Okla. • Miami HS

William Jewell: Four-year letter winner...2015 Cardinal Scholar Athlete Prep: 2011 Oklahoma All-State...2012 Oklahoma Academic Scholar Athlete...2012 Amer- ican Legion Student-Athlete Award...Member of National Honors Society Personal: Born June 30...Daughter of John David and Shelly Barnes...Two sisters Madi and Macee...Majoring in Psychology and Pre-Physical Therapy...Chose Jewell for the softball program and academics.

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 24 .000 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2014 29 .147 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 .216 Total 53 .135 5 10 1 0 0 0 1 -

#8 NONA PAULINE 5’8 • Senior • Utility • Kapolei, Haw. • Eastern Arizona

William Jewell: Second-year player...Ranked tenth in GLVC with .380 average (2015)...Ranked second with 16 doubles...Ranked eighth with 0.77 runs per game...Ranked third with 0.33 doubles per game...Ranked seventh with 0.83 RBI per game Prep: Spent two seasons at Eastern Arizona College...2013 Second Team ACCAC All-Conference...2013 First Team All-Region...2013 NJCAA Division I National Pitcher of the Week...2014 ACCAC Player of the Year...ACCAC First Team All-Conference...2014 All-Region First Team...2014 NJCAA Division I National Pitcher of the Week (4/14/14)...2012 OIA Western Division Player of the Year...2012 First Team OIA West- ern Division...2012 First Team All-State...2012 HHSAA Semi-finals Impact Player Award...2012 Oceanic Time Warner Cable OIA Team Player Award...2011 OIA Western Division First Team...2011 OIA Western Division Player of the Year...OIA Playoffs Impact Player Award Personal: Born June 21...Daughter of Raymond and Caprice Pauline...Brother Wyatt...Majoring in Psychology...Chose Jewell for the family oriented school and good education

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 48 .380 57 37 40 16 0 8 8 .419 Total 48 .380 57 37 40 16 9 8 8 .419

Year GP GS IP W L ERA H K BB HRA 2015 24 21 110.2 9 9 5.77 128 105 38 28 Total 24 21 110.2 9 9 5.77 128 105 38 28 #9 TAYLOR FRIESEN 5’8 • Sophomore • Pitcher • Winnepeg, Can. • Dakota Collegeiate

William Jewell: Appeared in two games in debut season Prep: First Team All-Star...Manitoba Eugene Michalow Memorial Award...Letter winner in Ringette...Handball...Hockey...Named Ringette Most Valuable Player Personal: Born September 26...Daughter of Rob and Traci Friesen...Two siblings Kayla and Colton...Majoring in Psychology...Chose Jewell for a great education and softball

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 2 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Total 2 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

#11 MADI GILES 5’1 • Sophomore • Outfield • Blue Springs, Mo. • Blue Springs South

William Jewell: 2015 All-Great Lakes Valley Conference Third Team selection...Ranked eighth in GLVC with .388 average...Ranked tenth with 42 RBI...Ranked fifth with 0.86 RBI per game...Led the GLVC with fewest strikeouts per game at 0.14...Led the GLVC with 20 doubles and 0.41 doubles per game Prep: Four-year letter winner...Four-time All-District...Four-time All-Conference...2014 All- State...Co-President of Student Senate...Member of Future Business Leaders of Ameri- ca...Member of National Honors Society...Member of DECA Personal: Born February 6...Daughter of Steve and Kim Giles...Two siblings Cooper and Evan...Majoring in Business Administration...Chose Jewell for the small campus and family atmosphere

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 49 .388 59 32 42 20 0 4 14 .440 Total 49 .388 59 32 42 20 0 4 14 .440 #14 MORGAN OLSON 5’10 • Senior • Outfield • Omaha, Neb. • Skutt Catholic HS

William Jewell: Four-year letter winner...Three-time Academic All-GLVC...Three-time Cardinal Scholar Athlete...Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society...Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society...Order of Omega Greek Leadership Honor Society...Two-time Dean’s List mem- ber...Mortar Board...Resident Assistant...Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Prep: 2011 Class B Second Team All-State...2011 All-Metro Team...Two-time Lincoln Journal Star Honorable Mention...2011 Nebraska Class B State Champions...Four-time Academic All-Conference...Two-time Academic All-State...Scholar Athlete...Member of National Honors Society...Member of Ministry Council...Member of International Thespi- an Society...Member of Distinguished Honor Roll Personal: Born November 15...Daughter of Craig and Kay Olson...Two brothers Wade and Joshua Olson...Major- ing in Psychology and ACT-In...Minor in Communication...Emphasis in Pre-Physical Therapy...Chose Jewell for the rigorous academic programs, softball, and opportunities at Jewell

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 14 .200 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 .200 2014 17 .158 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 2013 19 .238 5 1 2 0 0 0 1 .304 Total 50 .204 11 3 4 1 0 0 2 - #15 BROOKE BERNARD 5’4• Sophomore • Infield • Liberty, Mo. • Liberty HS

William Jewell: Second-year player...Appeared in all 52 games in first season...Third on the team with 96 assists Prep: Four-time letter winner...Four-time first team All-Conference...Four-time first team All-District...Two-time first team All-Region...Career batting average of .424 Personal: Daughter of Vic and Teresa Benard...Majoring in Business..Chose Jewell for the softball program and family environment

Year GP Avg. Hits Runs RBI 2B 3B HR BB OBP 2015 52 .329 52 19 25 9 1 2 11 .383 Total 52 .329 52 19 25 9 1 2 11 .383 #4 ELLIE OTTENSMEYER 5’6 • Freshman • Infield • Ballwin, Mo. • Parkway West HS

Prep: Four-time All-Conference...Two-time All-District...2015 All-Region...Missouri-Illinois Prep: Three-year letter winner...2014 All-District Second Team...2014 All-Conference ASA All-Star Game Honorable Mention...Four-year Academic letter winner...Four-time Lamp of Learning Personal: Born October 10...Daughter of Jason and Kim Ottensmeyer...Three siblings Award winner...Three-time Academic All-State...2014 Girl’s State Delegate...National Lauren, Joel, and Brett...Majoring in Biology...Chose Jewell for the amazing coaches, Honors Society member...Fellowship of Christian Athletes member...Student Leadership teammates, facilities, competition, and quality education member Personal: Born May 26...Daughter of Paul and Ann Carvan...One brother Brandon... Majoring in Nursing and ACT-In...Chose Jewell for the family community and softball program

#10 ANNA BIONDO 5’8 • Freshman • Pitcher • Peculiar, Mo. • Belton HS

Prep: Four-year letter winner...Four-time All-Conference...Three-Time First Team All-Con- ference...Four-time All-District...Three-Time First Team All-District...Two-time All-Re- gion...2014 Second Team All-State...MO-KAN All-Start Game Participant...Student Coun- cil...Leadership Council...Service-Learning...Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes... Member of A+ Program...Principal’s Advisory Council...Superintendent’s Advisory Coun- cil...DECA Community Service Chair...Class Officer-Sergeant at Arms...Youth Group Peer Minister...Varsity Basketball...Varsity Swim...NAIA Champion of Character Scholarship Nominee Personal: Born August 20...Daughter of Mike and Michelle Biondo...Three siblings Gabby, Joe, and Michael Biondo...Majoring in Business Management...Chose Jewell for the business program and to play softball colle- giately #13 ERIKA CARVAN 5’5 • Freshman • Infield • Peculiar, Mo. • Ray-Pec HS

Prep: Three-year letter winner...2014 All-District Second Team...2014 All-Conference Honorable Mention...Four-year Academic letter winner...Four-time Lamp of Learning Award winner...Three-time Academic All-State...2014 Girl’s State Delegate...National Honors Society member...Fellowship of Christian Athletes member...Student Leadership member Personal: Born May 26...Daughter of Paul and Ann Carvan...One brother Brandon... Majoring in Nursing and ACT-In...Chose Jewell for the family community and softball program

#16 KAITLYN BOAL 5’11 • Freshman • Pitcher • Wildwood, Mo. • Lafayette HS

Prep: National Honors Society member...Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honors Society member...Mentor Leadership program member Personal: Born January 15...Daughter of Michael and Bobette Boal...One brother An- drew...Majoring in Biology and Pre-Physical Therapy...Chose Jewell for the high-caliber academics, small classes, and softball program

#20 PHOEBE DABBOUR 5’7 • Sophomore • First Base • Simi Valley, Calif. • Montevallo

Prep: Spent one season at University of Montevallo...2015 PBC Freshman of the Week... Four-year high school letter winner...Two-Time All-Conference Second Team...2013 All-Arroyo Grande Tournament Team...2013 Offensive Player of the Year...2014 All-Simi Valley Tournament Team Personal: Born June 11...Daughter of David and Colleen Dabbour...Two siblings Jad and Jaclene...Majoring in Communication...Minor in Business...Chose Jewell for the great education and ability to play softball #22 MACY OSWALD 5’4 • Freshman • Catcher • Holden, Mo. • Holden HS

Prep: Four-year letter winner...Four-time All-District...Four-time All-Conference...Leader- ship Award...Two-time team captain...Three-year Student Ambassador...Student Council member Personal: Born January 31...Daughter of Donald and Melissa Oswald...One sister Kel- sie...Majoring in Elementary Education...Chose Jewell for the small campus, academic and softball programs

#27 MADDIE GREENSTREET 5’7 • Freshman • Pitcher/OF • Lee’s Summit, Mo. • Lee’s Summit HS

Prep: Two-time All-Conference...Four-time Academic Honor Roll member Personal: Born February 6...Daughter of Brad Smith and Rebecca Greenstreet...Five sib- lings Jayme, Kelsey, Cady Smith, and Gwenyth, and Westen McFarlin...Majoring in Busi- ness...Chose Jewell for a great education Brooke BERNARD

2016 SCHEDULE AND OPPONENTS 2016 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 02.12.16 Missour Southern State University Bentonville, Ark. 11:00 02.12.16 Northeastern State University (Okla.) Bentonville, Ark. 1:00 02.13.16 University of Nebraska-Kearney Bentonville, Ark. 9:00 02.13.16 Northwestern Oklahoma State University Bentonville, Ark. 5:00 02.14.16 Southwest Baptist University Bentonville, Ark. 1:00 02.14.16 Ouachita Baptist University Bentonville, Ark. 3:00 02.20.16 Midwestern State University Tahlequah, Okla. 9:00 02.20.16 Lindenwood University Tahlequah, Okla. 1:00 02.21.16 Northeastern State University Tahlequah, Okla. 11:30 02.21.16 Cameron University Tahlequah, Okla. 2:00 02.26.16 Ashland University Rosemont, Ill. 9:00 02.26.16 Upper Iowa University Rosemont, Ill. 1:30 02.27.16 Walsh University Rosemont, Ill. 6:00 02.27.16 Grand Valley State University Rosemont, Ill. 8:00 03.03.16 Northwest Missouri State University Maryville, Mo. 1:00/3:00 03.12.16 SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE Rensselaer, Ind. 12:00/2:00 03.13.16 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis, Ind. 12:00/2:00 03.19.16 BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 03.20.16 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 03.22.16 Southwest Baptist University Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 03.25.16 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS St. Louis, Mo. 12:00/2:00 03.26.16 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY St. Louis, Mo. 12:00/2:00 03.29.16 ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY Liberty, Mo. 3:00/5:00 04.02.16 DRURY UNIVERSITY Springfield, Mo. 12:00/2:00 04.03.16 MISSOURI-SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Rolla, Mo. 2:00/4:00 04.05.16 Emporia State University Empora, Kan. 2:00/4:00 04.09.16 QUINCY UNIVERSITY Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 04.10.16 TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 04.13.16 University of Central Missouri Liberty, Mo. 3:00/5:00 04.16.16 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE Kenosha, Wisc. 12:00/2:00 04.17.16 LEWIS UNIVERSITY Romeoville, Ill. 12:00/2:00 04.20.16 Newman University Wichita, Kan. 2:00/4:00 04.28.16 MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 04.29.16 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD Liberty, Mo. 12:00/2:00 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE Peoria, Ill. TBA TOURNAMENT ASHLAND UNIVERSITY Eagles

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Ashland, Ohio Facility: Brookeside Park SID: Dusty Sloan Enrollment: 3,768 Head Coach (Year): Sheilah Gulas (2) Phone: 419-289-5954 President: Carlos Campo Record at School: 664-319 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Al King Phone: 419-289-5453 Website: goashlandeagles.com Nickname: Eagles E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Gold/Blue Assistant Coach: Shannon Schaut Conference: GLIAC 2015 Record: 39-10 All-Time vs. WJC: 0-0

BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY Knights

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Louisville, Ky. Facility: Knights Field SID: John Spugnardi Enrollment: 3,609 Head Coach (Year): Renee Hicks (13) Phone: 502-2728078 President: Dr. Joseph McGowan Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Scott Wiegandt Phone: 502-272-8041 Website: athletics.bellarmine.edu Nickname: Knights E-mail:[email protected] Colors: Silver/Scarlett Assistant Coach: Ed Kleis, Nick Drexler Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 32-16 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 20-8 / 5th All-Time vs. WJC: 6-1

CAMERON UNIVERSITY Aggies

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Lawton, Okla. Facility: Cameron Field SID: Don Vieth Enrollment: 5,589 Head Coach (Year): Rodney DeLong (3) Phone: 580-581-2303 President: John C. McArthur Record at School: 72-39 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Jim Jackson Phone: 580-581-2528 Website: cameronaggies.com Nickname: Aggies E-mail:[email protected] Colors: Black/Gold Assistant Coach: Dillon Bryant, Lauren Conference: Lone Star Conference Renneker 2015 Record: 41-18 All-Time vs. WJC: 0-0

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI Jennies

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Warrensburg, Mo. Facility: South Recreation Center SID: Mike Knipper Enrollment: 11,000 Head Coach (Year): Susan Anderson (9) Phone: 660-543-4312 President: Dr. Charles Ambrose Record at School: 235-186 E-mail: knipper @ucmo.edu Athletic Director: Jerry Hughes Phone: 660-543-4139 Website: ucmathletics.com Nickname: Jennies E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Black/Red Assistant Coach: Lauren Curtis, Phil Go- Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate mez, Jakki Pratter Athletic Association 2015 Record: 49-16 All-Time vs. WJC: 2-1 DRURY UNIVERSITY Panthers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Springfield, Mo. Facility: Meador Park SID: Scott Puryear Enrollment: 1,500 Head Coach (Year): Chantiel Wilson (6) Phone: 417-873-4097 President: Dr. Dave Manuel Record at School: 95-139 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Mark Fisher Phone: 417-873-6364 Website: drurypanthers.com Nickname: Panthers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Red/Black Assistant Coach: Cole Farmer Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 25-27 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 12-18 / 10th All-Time vs. WJC: 5-10

EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY Hornets

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Emporia, Kan. Facility: Hornet Softball Field SID: Don Weast Enrollment: 5,976 Head Coach (Year): Arpil Huddleston (1) Phone: 620-341-5526 President: Allison Garrnett Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Kent Weiser Phone: 620-341-6164 Website: esuhornest.com Nickname: Hornets E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Black/Gold Assistant Coach: Linda Passmore Conference: MIAA 2015 Record: 35-20 All-Time vs. WJC: 1-1

GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY Lakers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Allendale, Mich. Facility: GVSU Softball Field SID: DJ Foster Enrollment: 25,094 Head Coach (Year): Dana Callihan (2) Phone: 616-331-3249 President: Thomas J. Haas Record at School: 32-17 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Tim Selgo Phone: 616-331-3541 Website: gvsulakers.com Nickname: Lakers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Black/Blue Assistant Coach: Jen Mackson, Briauna Conference: GLIAC Taylor 2015 Record: 32-17 All-Time vs. WJC: 0-0

UNIV. OF ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD Prairie Stars

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Springfield, Ill. Facility: N/A SID: Joseph Monahan Enrollment: 5,400 Head Coach (Year): Shannon Niholson (2) Phone: 217-206-8195 President: Dr. Susan Koch Record at School: 32-22 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Kim Pate Phone: 217-206-7900 Website: uisprairiestars.com Nickname: Prairie Stars E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Navy/Vegas Gold/White Assistant Coach: Niki Stansell Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 32-22 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 16-14 / 7th All-Time vs. WJC: 3-9 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS Greyhounds

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Facility: Baumgartner Field SID: Ryan Thorpe Enrollment: 5,400 Head Coach (Year): Melissa Frost (12) Phone: 317-788-3494 President: Dr. Robert Manuel Record at School: 425-184-1 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Dr. Sue Willey Phone: 788-2198 Website: athletics.uindy.edu Nickname: Crimson/Grey E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Greyhounds 2015 Record: 48-15 Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conf. 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 23-5 / 2nd / Conference Tournament Champions All-Time vs. WJC: 3-1

LEWIS UNIVERSITY Flyers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Romeoville, Ill. Facility: Lewis Field SID: Matt Brendich Enrollment: 6,600 Head Coach (Year): Becky Pearl (2) Phone: 815-836-5229 President: Bro. James Gaffney Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Dr. John Palanek Phone: 815-836-5547 Website: lewisflyers.com Nickname: Flyers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Red/White Assistant Coach: Mimi Ramirez Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conf. 2015 Record: 27-22 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 15-13 / 6th All-Time vs. WJC: 4-3

LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY Lions

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: St. Charles, Mo. Facility: Lou Brock Sports Complex SID: Daniel Newton Enrollment: 17,351 Head Coach (Year): Don Loberg (11) Phone: 636-949-4368 President: Michael Shonrock Record at School: 253-256 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: John Creer Phone: 636-949-4995 Website: lindenwoodlions.com Nickname: Lions E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Black/Gold Assistant Coach: Kristin Miller, Michael Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Reese Athletics Association 2015 Record: 17-35 All-Time vs. WJC: 8-5

MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY Saints

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: St. Louis, Mo. Facility: Saints Softball Field SID: Chuck Yhang Enrollment: 5,931 Head Coach (Year): Liz Kelly (4) Phone: 314-529-9312 President: Mark Lombardi, Ph.D. Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Marcus Manning Phone: 314-529-6833 Website:maryvillesaints.edu Nickname: Saints E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Red/Black Assistant Coach: Donny Griffin, Shelby Conference: Great Lakes Valley Steinkamp 2015 Record: 19-27 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 10-20 / 12th All-Time vs. WJC: 1-6 McKENDREE UNIVERSITY Bearcats

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Lebanon, Ill. Facility: Bearcat Field SID: Scott Cummings Enrollment: 3,200 Head Coach (Year): Ashley Flemming (1) Phone: 618-537-6897 President: Dr. James Dennis Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Chuck Bruggemann Phone: 618-537-6908 Website: mckbearcats.com Nickname: Bearcats E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Purple/White Assistant Coach: Chelsea Thomas Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 15-33 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 7-23 / 15th) All-Time vs. WJC: 3-6

MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY Mustangs

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: St. Mary’s Texas Facility: Mustangs Park SID: Blake Barington Enrollment: 5,144 Head Coach (Year): Brady Tigert (13) Phone: 397-6283 President: Suzanne Shipley Record at School: 456-228 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Phone: 397-6329 Website: msumustangs.com Nickname: Mustangs E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Maroon/Gold Assistant Coach: Kayla English Conference: Lone Star Conference 2015 Record: 24-24 All-Time vs. WJC: 1-1

MISSOURI SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Miners

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Rolla, Mo. Facility: Missouri S&T Field SID: John Kern Enrollment: 8,500 Head Coach (Year): Cathy Monroe (1) Phone: 573-341-4140 President: Dr. Cheryl Schrader Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Mark Mullin Phone: 573-341-4968 Website: minerathletics.com Nickname: Miners E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Green/Gold Assistant Coach: Shelby Michaelis Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 11-28 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 8-22 (14th) All-Time vs. WJC: 1-13

MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE Lions

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Joplin, Mo. Facility: Lea Kungle Field SID: Justin Maskus Enrollment: 5,561 Head Coach (Year): Melissa Chmielewski Phone: 625-9359 President: Alan D. Marble (1) E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Jared Bruggeman Record at School: N/A Website: mssulions.com Nickname: Lions Phone: 625-9308 Colors: Green/Yellow E-mail: [email protected] Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Assistant Coach: Chelsea Erikson Athletic Association 2015 Record: 15-37 All-Time vs. WJC: 2-3 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI ST-LOUIS Tritons

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: St. Louis, Mo. Facility: UMSL Softball Field SID: Mary Anne Mitchell Enrollment:16,000 Head Coach (Year): Brian Levin (6) Phone: 314-516-5600 President: Dr. Thomas George Record at School: 196-74 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Lori Flanagan Phone: 314-516-5685 Website: umsltritons.com Nickname: Tritons E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Red/Gold Assistant Coach: Mark Ginsburg Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 48-8 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 25-5 / Regular Season Champions All-Time vs. WJC: 7-2

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-KEARNEY Lopers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Kearney, Neb. Facility: Dryden Park SID: Peter Yazvac Enrollment: 5,502 Head Coach (Year): Holly Carnes (16) Phone: 308-865-8334 President: Douglas A. Kristensen Record at School: 304-362 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Paul Plinske Phone: 308-865-8010 Website: lopers.com Nickname: Lopers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Blue/White Assistant Coach: Cassie Miller, Taylor Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Stutzman, Kellee Vornhagen Athletic Association 2015 Record: 19-28 All-Time vs. WJC: 1-1

NEWMAN UNIVERSITY Jets

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Wichita, Kan. Facility: Newman Softball Field SID: David Rung Enrollment: 3,748 Head Coach (Year): Janice Esses (1) Phone: 316-942-4291 President: Noreen Carrocci Record at School: 0-0 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Vic Trilli Phone: 316-942-4291 Website: newmanjets.edu Nickname: Jets E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Red/Navy Assistant Coach: Doris Hein Conference: Heartland 2015 Record: 17-39 All-Time vs. WJC: 5-4

NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIV. RiverHawks

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Tahlequah, Okla. Facility: RiverHawks Park SID: Cedrique Flemmings Enrollment: 9,261 Head Coach (Year): Clay Davis (4) Phone: 918-444-3930 President: Steve Turner Record at School: 77-84 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Tony Duckworth Phone: 918-444-3979 Website: goriverhawks.com Nickname: RiverHawks E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Green/Silver Assistant Coach: Lacey Middlebrooks, Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Ryan Rains Athletic Association 2015 Record: 21-30 All-Time vs. WJC: 4-0 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE Bearcats

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Maryville, Mo. Facility: Bearcat Softball Field SID: Marshall Fey Enrollment: 6,831 Head Coach (Year): Ryan Anderson (10) Phone: 660-562-1118 President: John Jasinski Record at School: 214- E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Mel Tjeerdsma Phone: 660-562-1783 Website: bearcatsports.com Nickname: Bearcats E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Green/White Assistant Coach: Kit Meiners, Nikke Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Gentile Athletic Association 2015 Record: 26-24 All-Time vs. WJC: 0-3

NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE Rangers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Alva, Okla. Facility: Alva Rec Complex SID: Jay Lee Enrollment: 2,307 Head Coach (Year): Charlie Zeilman (1) Phone: 327-8639 President: Janet Cunningham Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Andy Carter Phone: 327-8102 Website: riderangersride.com Nickname: Rangers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Black/Red Assistant Coach: Logan Herbert, Shelby Conference: Great American Conference Anderson 2015 Record: 22-27 All-Time vs. WJC: 0-0

OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Tigers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Arkadelphia, Ark. Facility: N/A SID: Kyle Parris Enrollment: 1,532 Head Coach (Year): Mike McGhee Phone: 870-245-5186 President: Rex. M. Horne Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: David Sharp Phone: 870-245-5083 Website: obutigers.com Nickname: Tigers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Purple/Black Assistant Coach: TBD Conference: Great American Conference 2015 Record: All-Time vs. WJC: 0-1

QUINCY UNIVERSITY Hawks

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Quincy, Ill. Facility: Mart Heinen Complex SID: Brendan Bittner Enrollment: 1,300 Head Coach (Year): Carla Passini (1) Phone: 217-228-5241 President: Dr. Robert Gervasi Record at School: N/A E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Marty Beel Phone: 217-228-5432 Website: quhawks.edu Nickname: Hawks E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Brown/Yellow Assistant Coach: TBD Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conf. 2015 Record: 19-27 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 8-20 / 13th All-Time vs. WJC: 4-8 ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY Hawks

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Kansas City, Mo. Facility: Loyola Park SID: John Dodderidge Enrollment: 3,000 Head Coach (Year): Galen Struve (12) Phone: 816-501-4141 President: Thomas Curran Record at School: 213- E-mail: john.dodderidge.com Athletic Director: Gary Burns Phone: 816-501-3472 Website: rockhursthawks.com Nickname: Hawks E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Blue/White Assistant Coach: Susie Muenz, Lizzy Conference: Great Lakes Valley Tucker 2015 Record: 28-22 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 14-16 / 9th All-Time vs. WJC: 8-1

SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE Pumas

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Rensselear, Ind. Facility: SJC Softball Field SID: Ken Badylak Enrollment: 1,100 Head Coach (Year): Diane Stphenson (3) Phone: 219-866-6141 President:Dr. Robert Pastoor Record at School: 34-52 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Bill Massoels Phone: 219-866-6339 Website: athletics.saintjoe.edu Nickname: Pumas E-mail:[email protected] Colors: Cardinal/Purple Assistant Coach: TBD Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 18-24 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 11-17/ 15th All-Time vs. WJC: 2-3

UNIV. OF SOUTHERN INDIANA Screaming Eagles

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Evansville, Ind. Facility: USI Softball Field SID: Ray Simmons Enrollment: 10.800 Head Coach (Year): Sue Kunkle (15) Phone: 812-465-1622 President: Dr. Linda Bennett Record at School: 391-303-1 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Jon Mark Hill Phone: 812-465-1664 Website: gousieagles.edu Nickname: Screaming Eagles E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Red/Blue Assistant Coach: Kim Dean Conference: Great Lakes Valley 2015 Record: 39-11 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 22-6 / 3rd All-Time vs. WJC: 3-2

SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Bearcats

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Bolivar, Mo. Facility: SBU Field SID: Jeff Weseloh Enrollment: 3,812 Head Coach (Year): Jim Flora (3) Phone: 417-238-1799 President: C. Pat Taylor Record at School: 39-58 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Mike Pitts Phone: 417-328-1738 Website: sbubearcats.com Nickname: Bearcats E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Purple/White Assistant Coach: Nadia Jeffries, Steve Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate White Athletic Association 2015 Record: 22-27 All-Time vs. WJC: 3-4 TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY Bulldogs

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Kirksville, Mo. Facility: TSU Softball Field SID: Kevin White Enrollment: 6,200 Head Coach (Year): Erin Brown (10) Phone: 660-785-4276 President: Dr. Troy D. Paino Record at School: 220-220 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Jerry Wollerming Phone: 600-785-4343 Website: trumanbulldogs.edu Nickname: Bulldogs E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Purple/White Assistant Coach: Bailey Whittenhour, Ally Conference: Great Lakes Valley McReynolds 2015 Record: 33-16 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 21-7 / 4th All-Time vs. WJC: 5-2

UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY Peacocks

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Fayette, Iowa Facility: N/A SID: Howards Thompson Enrollment: 6,158 Head Coach (Year): Amanda Bradberry Phone: 563-425-5307 President: William Duffey II (3) E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: David Miller Record at School: 44-58 Website: upperiowaathletics.com Nickname: Peacock Phone: 563-425-5295 Colors: Teal/White E-mail: [email protected] Conference: Northern Sun Intercolle- Assistant Coach: Kelly King giate Athletic Conference 2015 Record: 23-30 All-Time vs. WJC: 0-2

WALSH UNIVERSITY Cavaliers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Canton, Ohio Facility: Walsh Softball Complex SID: Logan Smith Enrollment: 2,325 Head Coach (Year): Jamie Porter (5) Phone: 330-490-7254 President: Richard Jusseaume Record at School: 102-74 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Dale Howard Phone: 330-490-7517 Website: athletics.walsh.edu Nickname: Cavaliers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Maroon/Gold Assistant Coach: Kyle Gross, Kendra Conference: GLIAC Gerber 2015 Record: All-Time vs. WJC: 0-0

UNIV. OF WISCONSIN PARKSIDE Rangers

GENERAL: TEAM: SPORTS INFORMATION: Location: Kenosha, Wisc. Facility: N/A SID: Mark Albanese Enrollment: 4,770 Head Coach (Year): Scott Wachholz Phone: 262-595-2045 President: Dr. Deborah Ford Record at School: 7-36 E-mail: [email protected] Athletic Director: Tamie Faulk-Day Phone: 262-595-2412 Website:parksiderangers.com Nickname: Rangers E-mail: [email protected] Colors: Green/White Assistant Coach: Elizabeth Murray, Conference: Great Lakes Valley Therese Jender 2015 Record: 7-36 2015 GLVC Record/Finish: 2-26 / 16th All-Time vs. WJC: 0-4 Aerin CREAMER

2015 IN REVIEW Although the 2015 William Jewell College softball team completed their fourth 30 win season under head coach Dustin Combs, the season ended with disappointment. The Cardinals failed to qualify for the Great Lakes Valley Conference postseason tournament for the first time since joining the league in 2011. Overall Jew- ell finished with a final record of 30-21 and 16-14 in the GLVC. The Cardinals endured a tough first month of the season due to inclement weather and multiple cancel- lations. After going 3-1 at the Eight-State Classic in Bentonville, Ark. the team went 21 consecutive days with- out seeing competition, having 12 games cancelled. Despite the long layoff, the Cardinals went 4-0 when they finally did return to the field as they swept double-headers from Upper Iowa and Lincoln University. The GLVC season got off to a slow start as Jewell went 1-3 with a split at Bellarmine and two losses to Southern Indiana. Splits with Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s, followed by a sweep of Maryville, and two losses to UMSL brought the Cards to 17-10 overall and 5-7 in the GLVC. Another rough stretch of games from March 31-April 8 saw the Cardinals drop six of eight contests including four GLVC losses to Rockhurst, Missouri S&T, and Drury. A dominant sweep of Quicy University helped Jewell begin to turn the year around and make one final push towards the GLVC Tournament. Despite finishing 7-3 over the final stretch of conference play, the midsea- son deficit was too much to overcome as the Cards finished 16-14 in the league, and just short of a ninth con- secutive appearance at a postseason conference tournament. Like many teams, the Cardinals played their best softball on their home field as they went 18-8 at the Spratt Sports Complex, On the road Jewell career went just 9-12 along with 3-1 on neutral dirt. In non-confer- ence play the team went 14-7 with sweeps over Upper Iowa, Lincoln, and Northwest Missouri State, along with splits with Emporia State, Newman, Missouri Southern, and Lindenwood. As a team the Cardinals led the GLVC with a .326 average and was second with 475 total hits. Jewell was also third in slugging percentage (.472), on base percentage (.382), runs scored (281), RBI (269), at bats (1455), and total bases (687). On average, Jewell totaled over nine hits per game, which led the league, along with 1.57 doubles and 28.53 at bats per contest. Senior Faith Song, capped off her elustrious William Jewell by leading the team in batting average (sev- enth in the GLVC), home runs, and was third in RBI, as she started all 51 games. For her work she was named first team All-GLVC, first team Daktronics All-Midwest Region, and third team Daktronics All-America. She also received the prestigious Meredith Laraman Landry Award for the William Jewell College Female Athlete of the Year. Two other players received postseason honors as senior centerfielder Rachel Potvin, who led the GLVC with 69 hits, along with a team-high 44 runs scored, and ten stolen bases while hitting .366, was named second team All-GLVC. Meanwhile, freshman Madi Giles emerged as a mid-season bloomer and went on to earn third team All-GLVC, after hitting .388 and set the new Jewell record with 20 doubles. Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamen- tal policies and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence for 35 years.

The GLVC, which at one point over the past decade grew to 17 members and was the largest athletic conference in the country in any division, has fully embraced NCAA Division II. Although formed and developed as one of the nation’s premier NCAA Division II basketball conferences, the GLVC now sponsors 20 championship sports, which includes the addition of football in 2012 and men’s and women’s swimming and diving in 2013-14. JIM NAUMOVICH Commissioner The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, Missouri-St. Louis). TONYA CHARLAND Associate Commissioner, The conference sponsors 20 championships in baseball, basketball, Senior Women’s Administor cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men, and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women.

In the history of the GLVC, member schools have captured 12 JEFF SMITH NCAA Division II national championships, including nine on the Associate Commissioner, men’s side. Seven of those titles were earned in the sport of men’s Communications basketball, including Drury’s national championship in 2013 and Bel- larmine’s title in 2011. Former member Kentucky Wesleyan won the 1987, 1990, 1999 and 2001 crowns under the GLVC umbrella, while Southern Indiana added a national title in 1995. Northern Kentucky won the school’s first-ever women’s basketball national champion- ship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in 2008. In addi- LINDSEY WILLIAMS tion, Northern Kentucky became the first GLVC member to win a Director of Communications, national championship in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to the Softball Contact GLVC’s first baseball national championship in 2010. SIU Edwards- ville was the first GLVC member to win a national championship in softball in 2007.

The league also takes pride in recognizing the many academic and athletic accomplishments achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and administrators. In 2012-13, the GLVC ranked third among 23 NCAA Division II conferences in Academic Success Rate (ASR) at 80 percent and third in the Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) at 62 percent for all student-athletes. In addition, a conference-record 2,002 student-athletes were recognized with Academic All-GLVC recognition in 2012-13, while a league-best 225 student-athletes earned the GLVC Council of Presidents’ Academic Excellence Award for grade-point averages of 3.5 or higher. REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

2015 Missouri-St. Louis 2015 Indianapolis 2014 Missouri-St. Louis 2014 Missouri-St. Louis 2013 Missouri-St. Louis 2013 Missouri-St. Louis 2012 Indianapolis 2012 Indianapolis 2011 Lewis 2011 Lewis 2010 Lewis 2010 Lewis 2009 Northern Kentucky 2009 Northern Kentucky 2008 SIU Edwardsville 2008 SIU Edwardsville 2007 SIU Edwardsville 2007 SIU Edwardsville 2006 SIU Edwardsville 2006 SIU Edwardsville 2005 Northern Kentucky 2005 Northern Kentucky 2004 Lewis 2004 Lewis 2003 SIU Edwardsville 2003 SIU Edwardsville 2002 SIU Edwardsville 2002 SIU Edwardsville 2001 Lewis 2001 Lewis 2000 UW-Parkside 2000 UW-Parkside 1999 Lewis 1999 Lewis 1998 Southern Indiana 1998 UW-Parkside 1997 UW-Parkside 1997 UW-Parkside 1996 UW-Parkside 1996 UW-Parkside 1995 Southern Indiana 1995 Southern Indiana 1994 Kentucky Wesleyan 1994 Kentucky Wesleyan 1993 Southern Indiana 1993 Southern Indiana 1992 Lewis 1992 Lewis 1991 Lewis 1991 Lewis 1990 Ashland 1990 Ashland 1989 Kentucky Wesleyan 1989 Kentucy Wesleyan 1988 Lewis 1988 Lewis 1987 Lewis 1987 Lewis 1986 Kentucky Wesleyan 1986 N/A 1985 Lewis 1985 Lewis 1984 Kentucky Wesleyan 1984 Kentucky Wesleyan

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2015 MacKenzie Dorsam, USI 1999 Sarah Van Gorp, LU 2014 Ally Foster, BU 1998 Sarah Sollberger, SIUE 2013 Casey Williamson, UINDY 1997 Wendy Wolff, UWP 2012 Casey Williamson, UINDY 1996 Wendy Wolff, UWP 2011 JaCee Ellis, UMSL 1995 Karianna Osowski, USI 2010 Megan Russell, UINDY 1994 Cori Lagerhausen, LU 2009 Megan Russell, UINDY 1993 Cori Lagerhausen, LU 2008 Kelsey Musselman, MST 1992 N/A 2007 Kandi Wieberg, MST 1991 Julie Joseforsky, UINDY 2006 Alicia DeShasier, SIUE 1990 Karen Fishbaugh, AU 2005 Robin Martz, LU 1989 Sue Willey, UINDY 2004 Krystal Lawallen, NKU 1988 Anna Speck, LU 2003 Kara Houston, BU 1987 Roxanne Rude, LU 2002 Jenny Esker, SIUE 1986 Diana Chalfant, KWU 2001 Lacey Hughes, UWP 1985 N/A 2000 Sarah Van Gorp, LU 1984 N/A 2015 ALL-GLVC

MAJOR AWARDS

Player of the Year MacKenzie Dorsman, Sr, USI Pitcher of the Year Hannah Perryman, Jr, UMSL Freshman of the Year Jennah Perryman, Fr, UMSL Coach of the Year Brian Levin, UMSL

FIRST TEAM

Ally Foster, Jr UT Bellarmine Carson Forge, Sr 3B Drury Morgan Foley, Jr P Indianapolis Erika Goodwin, Jr OF Indianapolis Casey Williamson, Sr OF Indianapolis Brianna Butler, Sr 1B Missouri-St. Louis Hannah Perryman, Jr P Missouri-St. Louis Katie Rutledge, Sr OF Missouri-St. Louis THIRD TEAM Alex Stupek, So SS Missouri-St. Louis MacKenzie Dorsam, Sr 2B Southern Indiana Ashli King, Jr C Illinois Springfield Brooke Harmening, Sr P Southern Indiana Kelly Bowler, Sr P Lewis Lex Van Nostrand, So C Truman State Carly Jaworski, So SS Lewis Faith Song, Sr DP William Jewell Jena Boudreau, Sr OF Missouri-St. Louis Brittni Chapman, Sr P Missouri-St. Louis Hannah Wessels, Sr DP Missouri-St. Louis Katie Wood, Sr 2B Missouri-St. Louis Rachel Scrum, Jr 1B Quincy Demi Plathe, Jr UT Rockhurst Madison Wagner, Fr OF Rockhrust SECOND TEAM Toni Braun, Jr 3B Southern Indiana Kindra Henze, Jr P Truman State Alicia Miller, Sr P Bellarmine Madi Giles, Fr OF William Jewell Scarlett Powers, Sr C Bellarmine Taylor Russell, Sr DP Indianapolis Nicole Taylor, So UT Maryville Jennah Perryman, Fr 3B Missouri-St. Louis Madison Zbaraschuk, Sr C Missouri-St. Louis Shelby Michaelis, Sr OF Missouri S&T Bridgette Sappington P Rockhurst Grace Clark OF Southern Indiana Briana Wagner SS Saint Joseph’s Kelsea Dorsey, Jr P Truman State Andrea Klipsch, Sr 2B Truman State Liz Leath 1B Truman State Rachel Potvin OF William Jewell 2015 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS

BATTING AVERAGE RUNS BATTED IN MacKenzi Dorsam, USI .427 Taylor Russell, UINDY 65 Nicole Taylor, MU .410 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 50 Liz Leath, TSU .397 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 50 Briana Wagner, SJC .397 Casey Williamson, UINDY 48 Rachel Scrum, QU .396 Brianna Butler, UMSL 48 Lex Van Nostrand, TSU .394 Brooke Harmening, USI 44 Faith Song, WJC .391 Andrea Klipsch, TSU 43 Madi Giles, WJC .388 Alex Stupek, UMSL 43 Shelby Michaelis, MST .384 Katie Wood, UMSL 43 Nona Pauline, WJC .380 Madi Giles, WJC 42

SLUGGING PERCENTAG DOUBLES

MacKenzi Dorsam, USI .803 Madi Giles, WJC 20 Brianna Butler, UMSL .755 Nona Pauline, WJC 16 Andrea Klipsch, TSU .720 J. Cairo, LU 15 Liz Leath, TSU .699 Carson Forge, DU 15 Carson Forge, DU .695 Madison Zbaraschuk, UMSL 14 Rachel Scrum, QU .675 Briana Wagner, SJC 14 Nicole Taylor, MU .664 Nicole Taylor, MU 13 Faith Song, WJC .663 7 Tied At 12 Katie Rutledge, UMSL .662 Shelby Michaelis, MST .656

ON BASE PERCENTAGE TRIPLES MacKenzi Dorsam, USI .534 Madison Wanger, RU 6 Casey Williamson, UINDY .489 Nicole Taylor, MU 6 Briana Wagner, SJC .488 B. Russell, LU 3 Brianna Butler, UMSL .483 Casey Williamson, UINDY 3 Ashli King, UIS .468 Ashley Scheffler, MCK 3 Nicole Taylor, MU .463 Emma Topps, QU 3 Ally McReynolds, TSU .461 18 Tied At 2 Grace Clark, USI .458 Liz Leath, TSU .448 Hannah Wessels, UMSL .446

RUNS SCORED HOME RUNS MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 51 Brianna Butler, UMSL 18 Casey Williamson, UINDY 48 Andrea Klipsch, TSU 17 Alex Stupek, UMSL 47 Katie Wood, UMSL 16 Sydney Russell, UINDY 46 Alex Stupek, UMSL 16 Rachel Potvin, WJC 44 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 15 Taylor Russell, UINDY 43 Taylor Russell, UINDY 14 Nicole Taylor, MU 42 Jennah Perryman, UMSL 14 Erika Goodwin, UINDY 40 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 13 Katie Wood, UMSL 40 Katie Rutledge, UMSL 13 Katie Rutledge, UMSL 40 Carson Forge, DU 13

TOTAL HITS TOTAL BASES Taylor Russell, UINDY 69 Taylor Russell, UINDY 126 Rachel Potvin, WJC 69 Alex Stupek, UMSL 126 Erika Goodwin, UINDY 67 MacKenzie Dorsam, USI 126 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 67 Brianna Butler, UMSL 123 Faith Song, WJC 66 Katie Wood, UMSL 115 Alex Stupek, UMSL 64 Casey Williamson, UINDY 115 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 64 Andrea Klipsch, TSU 113 Kari Hillenburg, DU 64 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 113 Sydney Russell, UINDY 63 Faith Song, WJC 112 3 Tied At 62 Liz Leath, TSU 109 2015 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS

WALKS DRAWN TOTAL AT BATS Casey Williamson, UINDY 44 Taylor Russell, UINDY 209 Brianna Butler, UMSL 38 Erika Goodwin, UINDY 203 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 32 Alex Stupek, UMSL 197 Hannah Wessels, UMSL 30 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 190 Jennah Perryman, UMSL 27 Rachel Potvin, WJC 189 Chantal Oelrich, DU 26 Sydney Russell, UINDY 187 Katie Rutledge, UINDY 25 Jessie Noone, UINDY 185 Carson Forge, DU 25 Katie Wood, UMSL 183 Sydney Russell, UINDY 25 Kari Hillenburg, DU 177 Briana Wagner, SJC 24 Casey Williamson, UINDY 176

HIT BY PITCH STRIKEOUTS Brittany Miller, UIS 23 Jennah Perryman, UMSL 64 Ally McReynolds, TSU 11 Molly Manietta, UIS 43 Chantal Oelrich, DU 11 Jenny Thompson, UINDY 43 Kelsey Ley, QU 11 Katie Wood, UMSL 40 Kalene Davis, SJC 10 Chantal Oelrich, DU 39 Haley Wells, TSU 10 Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 39 Shelby McGrawn, WJC 9 Whitney Richardson, TSU 38 Ashli King, UIS 8 Olivia Culbertson, MST 38 Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 7 Alex Stupek, UMSL 37 2 Tied At 6 Katie Rutledge, UMSL 36

SACRIFICE BUNTS CAUGHT STEALING Sydney Russell, UINDY 15 Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 6 Marissa Ross, DU 12 Katie Kelly, UINDY 5 Ashley Scheffler, MCK 11 Sheridon Sprague, MU 5 Gabbie Boerema, RU 11 Madison Wagner, RU 5 Kelsey Dean, RU 10 Sydney Russell, UINDY 5 Whitney Richardson, TSU 10 Briana Wagner, SJC 5 Amanda Gosbeth, UIS 9 Katie Mayes, MCK 4 C. Nojiri, LU 9 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 4 5 Tied At 8 O. Clark-Kittleson, USI 4 7 Tied At 3

STOLEN BASES HITS PER GAME

Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 44 Rachel Potvin, WJC 1.35 Madison Wagner, RU 36 MacKenzie Dorsam, USI 1.34 Casey Williamson, UINDY 22 Rachel Scrum, QU 1.33 Ashley Scheffler, MCK 21 Nicole Taylor, MU 1.32 Amanda Gosbeth, UIS 21 Faith Song, WJC 1.29 Lex Van Vostrand, TSU 16 Briana Wagner, SJC 1.29 Katie Kelly, UINDY 15 Lex Van Nostrand, TSU 1.27 Shelby Michaelis, MST 14 Madison Wagner, RU 1.27 4 Tied At 13 Liz Leath, TSU 1.27 Andi Davis, MST 1.26

TOTAL PLATE APPEARANCES RUN SCORED PER GAME Sydney Russell, UINDY 230 Nicole Taylor, MU 1.11 Erika Goodwin, UINDY 228 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 1.02 Casey Williamson, UINDY 226 Briana Wagner, SJC 0.88 Taylor Russell, UINDY 220 Rachel Potvin, WJC 0.86 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 209 Alex Stupek, UMSL 0.84 Alex Stupek, UMSL 206 Jamie Doggendorf, MCK 0.82 Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 202 Andrea Klipsch, TSU 0.80 Brianna Butler, UMSL 201 Lex Van Nostrand, TSU 0.79 Rachel Potvin, WJC 201 Nona Pauline, WJC 0.77 Katie Wood, UMSL 198 Casey Williamson, UINDY 0.76 2015 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS

DOUBLES PER GAME OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE

Madi Giles, WJC 0.41 Hannah Perryman, UMSL .134 Nicole Taylor, MU 0.34 Morgan Foley, UINDY .150 Nona Pauline, WJC 0.33 Ally Foster, BU .170 Briana Wagner, SJC 0.33 K. Bowler, LU .217 J. Cairo, LU 0.32 Bridget Sappington, RU .226 Carson Forge, DU 0.29 Brooke Harmening, USI .230 Grace Clark, USI 0.27 Tiffany Harbison, QU .232 Madison Zbaraschuk, UMSL 0.26 Amber Ramos, UWP .239 Shelby Weissenback, DU 0.26 Sarah Owens, USI .241 Rachel Goff, UIS 0.24 Wendy Macias, MU .250

RUNS BATTED IN PER GAME INNINGS PITCHED Taylor Russell, UINDY 1.03 Morgan Foley, UINDY 295.0 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 1.00 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 220.1 Brooke Harmening, USI 0.88 Bridget Sappington, RU 217.1 andrea Klipsch, TSU 0.88 Broke Harmening, USI 206.0 Brianna Butler, UMSL 0.86 K. Bowler, LU 191.1 Madi Giles, WJC 0.86 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 184.0 Nona Pauline, WJC 0.83 Alexandria Smith, UIS 180.0 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 0.79 Ally Foster, BU 174.2 Katie Wood, UMSL 0.78 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 170.2 Haley Hodges, USI 0.78 Kindra Henze, TSU 157.0

AT BATS PER GAME BATTERS STRUCK OUT

Rachel Potvin, WJC 3.71 Morgan Foley, UINDY 457 Alex Stupek, UMSL 3.52 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 398 Madison Wagner, RU 3.51 Ally Foster, BU 268 J. Cairo, LU 3.45 K. Bowler, LU 186 C. Jaworski, LU 3.43 Brooke Harmening, USI 149 Kari Hillenburg, DU 3.40 Alexandria Smith, UIS 141 Andi Davis, MST 3.40 Bridget Sappington, RU 138 Kalli Gosser, UWP 3.39 Kelsea Dorsey, TSU 131 Rachel Scrum, QU 3.35 Kindra Henze, TSU 130 Jamie Fowle, TSU 3.35 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 128

PLATE APPEARANCES PER GAME BATTERS STRUCK OUT LOOKING

Rachel Potvin, WJC 3.94 Morgan Foley, UINDY 87 MacKenzi Dorsam, USI 3.86 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 78 Briana Wagner, SJC 3.83 Ally Foster, BU 69 Jamie Fowle, TSU 3.80 Brooke Harmening, USI 52 Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 3.74 Bridget Sappington, RU 49 Alanna Viken, QU 3.72 Alexandria Smith, UIS 48 Andrea Klipsch, TSU 3.71 K. Bowler, LU 45 Alex Stupek, UMSL 3.68 Schweickert, LU 45 Rachel Scrum, QU 3.67 Kindra Henze, TSU 41 Andi Davis, MST 3.66 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 35

EARNED RUN AVERAGE WINS Ally Foster, BU 1.04 Morgan Foley, UINDY 39 Morgan Foley, UINDY 1.19 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 30 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 1.33 Brooke Harmening, USI 23 Brooke Harmening, USI 1.70 Bridget Sappington, RU 22 Bridget Sappington, RU 1.87 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 20 Alicia Miller, BU 2.05 Ally Foster, BU 18 K. Bowler, LU 2.20 Brittni Chapman, UMSL 17 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 2.28 Kelsea Dorsey, TSU 17 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 2.30 K. Bowler, LU 17 Kelsea Dorsey, TSU 2.39 Kindra Henze, TSU 16 2015 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS

SAVES LOSSES Ally Foster, BU 5 Carly Dundee, UWP 16 Brooke Harmening, USI 4 Kati Viets, MST 16 Morgan Foley, UINDY 4 Courtne Ellingson, UWP 16 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 4 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 14 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 3 Wendy Macias, MU 14 K. Bowler, LU 3 K. Bowler, LU 13 Alicia Miller, BU 3 Murphi Armstrong, QU 13 6 Tied At 2 Bridget Sappington, RU 13 Schwartzengraber, SJC 12 6 Tied At 10

APPERANCES WILD PITCHES Morgan Foley, UINDY 55 Morgan Foley, UINDY 24 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 43 Shelby McGraw, WJC 22 Bridget Sappington, RU 42 Murphi Armstrong, QU 22 Ally Foster, BU 39 Schweickert, LU 22 K. Bowler, LU 38 Alexandria Smith, UIS 19 Alicia Miller, BU 38 Becca Strope, MST 14 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 37 Bridget Sappington, RU 14 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 36 K. Bowler, LU 12 Brooke Harmening, USI 36 Kati Viets, MST 11 2 Tied At 34 Bethany Rader, MST 11

GAME STARTED RUNS ALLOWED Morgan Foley, UINDY 43 Ally Foster, BU 29 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 37 Jessica Cates, SJC 33 Alicia Miller, BU 35 Tiffany Harbison, QU 36 Bridget Sappington, RU 32 Briana Wagner, SJC 38 Brooke Harmening, USI 29 Faith Song, WJC 39 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 28 Sarah Owens, USI 42 Jessica Kjeldgaard, DU 27 Amber Ramos, UWP 44 K. Bowler, LU 25 Meghan Quirk, QU 45 K. Henze, TSU 25 Danielle Williams, MU 46 2 Tied At 24 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 48

GAMES FINISHED EARNED RUNS ALLOWED

Ally Foster, BU 28 Amber Ramos, UWP 21 Jessica Cates, SJC 18 Briana Wagner, SJC 24 Holly Magre, MCK 14 Ally Foster, BU 26 Shelby McGraw, WJC 14 Jessica Cates, SJC 32 Amber Ramos, UWP 13 Tiffany Harbison, QU 33 K. Bowler, LU 13 Danielle Williams, MU 34 Emily Griskell, QU 12 Faith Song, WJC 35 Morgan Foley, UINDY 11 Becca Strope, MST 36 Wendy Macias, MU 11 Sarah Owens, USI 37 3 Tied At 10 Alicia Miller, BU 37

GAMES IN RELIEF WALKS ALLOWED Ally Foster, BU 30 Alicia Miller, BU 7 Jessica Cates, SJC 21 Brittni Chapman, UMSL 8 Holly Magre, MCK 18 Nicole Taylor, MU 9 Amber Ramos, WUP 14 Briana Wagner, SJC 11 Shelby McGraw, WJC 14 Jessica Cates, SJC 14 Emily Griskell, QU 13 Sheridon Sprague, MU 19 K. Bowler, LU 13 Danielle Williams, MU 20 Coryn Tirpak, UINDY 13 Kindra Henze, TSU 21 3 Tied At 12 Demi Plathe, RU 22 Faith Song, WJC 23 2015 GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS

INNINGS PER GAME FIELDING PERCENTAGE

Brooke Harmening, USI 5.72 Krystal Rock, MU 1.000 Schweickert, LU 5.60 Casey Williamson, UINDY 1.000 Murphi Armstrong, QU 5.41 Trisha Faulkner, UIS 1.000 Morgan Foley, UINDY 5.36 Megan Kappler, WJC 1.000 Schwartzengraber, SJC 5.33 Grace Hargadon, DU 1.000 Alexandria Smith, UIS 5.29 Madison Zbaraschuk, UMSL .998 Bridget Sappington, RU 5.17 Jenny Thompson, UINDY .996 Sarah Owens, USI 5.16 Amanda Gosbeth, UIS .994 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 5.12 Liz Leath, TSU .994 Shelby Weissenback, DU 5.04 Ashley Whitaker, SJC .993

STRIKEOUTS PER GAME ASSISTS Hannah Perryman, UMSL 12.64 Lauren Hollinshead, UIS 158 Morgan Foley, UINDY 10.84 Kari Hillenburg, DU 143 Ally Foster, BU 10.74 Carson Forge, DU 123 Amber Ramos, UWP 9.39 Kyra Slemp, MST 123 K. Bowler, LU 6.80 Kelsey Morgan, WJC 116 Nona Pauline, WJC 6.64 Alanna Viken, QU 110 Tiffany Harbison, QU 6.27 Faith Song, WJC 109 Wendy Macias, MU 6.07 Gabbie Boerema, RU 107 Schweickert, LU 6.05 Sydney Russell, UINDY 103 Kelsea Dorsey, TSU 5.90 Jordyn Amos, UIS 101

WALKS PER GAME FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS

Alicia Miller, BU 0.39 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 18 Brittni Chapman, UMSL 0.44 Kelsey Teneycke, WJC 15 Hannah Perryman, UMSL 0.92 Molly Manietta, UIS 14 Kindra Henze, TSU 0.94 Rachel Scrum, QU 13 Briana Wagner, SJC 1.10 Sydney Russell, UINDY 13 Taylor Bowlby, UIS 1.15 Brooke Bernard, WJC 13 Nicole Taylor, MU 1.23 Kyra Slemp, MST 13 Jessica Cates, SJC 1.26 Faith Song, WJC 13 Kelsea Dorsey, TSU 1.31 3 Tied At 10 Demi Plathe, RU 1.37

BATTERS FACED PER GAME PUTOUTS

Carly Dundee, UWP 37.80 Jenny Thompson, UINDY 477 Brooke Gajewski, MCK 36.43 Madison Zbaraschuk, UMSL 462 Amber Ramos, UWP 35.64 Kelsey Teneycke, WJC 413 Nicole Taylor, MU 34.91 Molly Manietta, UIS 388 Meghan Quirk, QU 34.10 Scarlett Powers, BU 370 Courtne Ellingson, WUP 33.97 Brianna Butler, UMSL 349 Sheridon Sprague, MU 33.96 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 341 Schweickert, LU 33.75 Danielle Cross, RU 338 Kati Viets, MST 33.70 Rachel Scrum, QU 319 Coryn Tirpak, UINDY 33.43 Liz Leath, TSU 301

TOTAL DEFENSIVE CHANCES CAUGHT STEALING BY Jenny Thompson, UINDY 503 Jenny Thompson, UINDY 12 Madison Zbaraschuk, UMSL 472 Haley Hodges, USI 12 Kelsey Teneycke, WJC 424 Alexandria Smith, UIS 11 Molly Manietta, UIS 402 Ashli King, UIS 10 Scarlett Powers, BU 401 Aerin Cramer, WJC 10 Natalie Lalich, UINDY 370 Cailey Baker, MST 10 Brianna Butler, UMSL 357 Lex Van Nostrand, TSU 10 Danielle Cross, RU 351 5 Tied At 9 Rachel Scrum, QU 334 Lex Van Nostrand, TSU 315 Madi GILES

WILLIAM JEWELL SOFTBALL WHO WORE THE NUMBERS JERSEY NUMBERS 2006-PRESENT

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Lindsey Thorpe 2006-08 Emily Baker 2006-08 Emily Cline 2009-12 Ashleigh Tuggle 2009 Aerin Cramer 2013-16 Mia Russell 2010 Megan Barnes 2014-16 2 7

Julie Duncan 2006-08 Amanda Storm 2009-12 Gretchen Geest 2006-08 Maddi Cox 2014-16 Katie Darby 2009-10 Megan Phillips 2011 Faith Song 2012-15 3 8

Kristen Dalley 2007-09 Erica Scowley 2010-12 Kelsey Morgan 2014-16 Sara Karnes 2006-07 Bethany Moorelock 2008-09 Megan Watkins 2010-11 Brittany Madsen 2013-14 4 Nona Pauline 2015-16

Whitney Riney 2007-08 9 Amber Parker 2009 Ashley Nation 2010-12 Ashley Barrett 2013-14 Kelly Swopes 2006-07 Katie Newbury 2015 Liz Fritz 2008-10 Ellie Ottensmeyer 2016 Eileen Greenwood 2011-14 Taylor Friesen 2015-16 5 10

Courtney Pelly 2006-08 Lauren Cain 2010-11 Courtney Perkins 2008-11 Corrine Frei 2013-14 Megan Kappler 2012-15 Shelby McGraw 2015-16 Anna Biondo 2016 11 16

Ashley Hughes 2006-08 Kristen Dalley 2006 Kelsey Lloyd 2009-10 Jaclyn Johnson 2009-10 Rachel Hayden 2011-14 Kelsey Teneyke 2012-15 Madi Giles 2015-16 Kaitlyn Boal 2016

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Kristen Marshall 2006-09 Megan Troutman 2008 Maria Buckingham 2011-12 Taylor Brown 2009-12 Annali Dolman 2013-16 Kahli Barrett 2013-15

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Megan Suetter 2006-08 Leigh Kaylor 2006-07 Courtney Johnson 2012-15 Tiffany Howard 2007 Erika Carvan 2016 Miranda Johnson 2008-11 Lexy Rozmus 2012-13 Phoebe Dabbour 2016 14 22 Jessi Alford 2008-08 Kylee Lence 2010 Mo O’Connor 2011 Morgan Olson 2013-15 Rebecca Campos 2012 Shelby Zahn 2014-15 Macy Oswald 2016 15 23 Erin Stingley 2006-07 Jessie Sawyer 2008-11 Kelsey Kimbrough 2012 Julia Nurse 2006-07 Megan Risetter 2013 Jesse Keith 2007-10 Melanie Golubski 2014 Katie Bart 2011 Brooke Bernard 2015-16 Rachel Potvin 2012-15

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Maddie Greenstreet 2016 NCAA ERA RECORDS

SINGLE SEASON AVERAGE SINGLE SEASON WALKS DRAWN Rachel Potvin, 2014 .391 Amanda Storm, 2012 29 Rachel Hayden, 2013 .397 Taylor Brown, 2012 26 Faith Song, 2015 .391 Ashley Barrett, 2014 23 Madi Giles, 2015 .388 Kelsey Morgan, 2015 21 Nona Pauline, 2015 .380 Kelsey Teneycke, 2015 19 Rachel Potvin, 2015 .365 Kelsey Morgan, 2014 17 Ashley Barrett, 2013 .365 Lexy Rozmus, 2012 17 Rachel Hayden, 2012 .356 Rachel Potvin, 2013 16 Rachel Potvin, 2014 .340 Ashley Barrett, 2014 16 Faith Song, 2013 .340

SINGLE SEASON RUNS SCORED SINGLE SEASON AT BATS Rachel Potvin, 2013 46 Rachel Potvin, 2015 189 Rachel Potvin, 2015 44 Faith Song, 2015 169 Ashley Barrett, 2013 39 Faith Song, 2012 160 Ashley Barrett, 2014 38 Rachel Potvin, 2014 159 Nona Pauline, 2015 37 Ashley Barrett, 2014 159 Faith Song, 2013 37 Brooke Bernard, 2015 158 Faith Song, 2015 32 Faith Song, 2014 156 Madi Giles, 2015 32 Kelsey Morgan, 2015 153 Rachel Hayden, 2013 32 Madi Giles, 2015 152 Brittany Madsen, 2013 32 Rachel Hayden, 2014 151

SINGLE SEASON RBI SINGLE SEASON HITS Faith Song, 2013 50 Rachel Potvin, 2015 69 Madi Giles, 2015 42 Faith Song, 2015 66 Rachel Hayden, 2013 41 Madi Giles, 2015 59 Nona Pauline, 2015 40 Nona Pauline, 2015 57 Kelsey Morgan, 2014 40 Rachel Potvin, 2014 54 Faith Song, 2015 39 Rachel Hayden, 2013 54 Faith Song, 2014 38 Rachel Potvin, 2013 53 Brittany Madsen, 2013 37 Rachel Hayden, 2012 53 Kelsey Morgan, 2015 31 Brooke Bernard, 2015 52 Kelsey Teneycke, 2015 29 Ashley Barrett, 2013 50 Rachel Hayden, 2014 29 Faith Song, 2013 50

SINGLE SEASON DOUBLES SINGLE SEASON DOUBLES Madi Giles, 2015 20 Nona Pauline, 2015 16 Madi Giles, 2015 20 Rachel Hayden, 2012 16 Nona Pauline, 2015 16 Faith Song, 2012 14 Rachel Hayden, 2012 16 Faith Song, 2014 13 Faith Song, 2012 14 Ashley Barrett, 2014 13 Faith Song, 2014 13 Brooke Bernard, 2015 9 Ashley Barrett, 2014 13 Lexy Rozmus, 2012 9 Brooke Bernard, 2015 9 Lexy Rozmus, 2012 9

SINGLE SEASON HOME RUNS SINGLE SEASON HOME RUNS Faith Song, 2015 12 Faith Song, 2015 12 Brittany Madsen, 2013 12 Brittany Madsen, 2013 12 Faith Song, 2013 12 Faith Song, 2013 12 Kelsey Morgan, 2014 11 Kelsey Morgan, 2014 11 Faith Song, 2014 10 Faith Song, 2014 10 Brittany Madsen, 2014 9 Brittany Madsen, 2014 9 Nona Pauline, 2015 8 Nona Pauline, 2015 8 Megan Risetter, 2013 8 Megan Risetter, 2013 8 NCAA ERA RECORDS

SINGLE SEASON HIT BY PITCH SINGLE SEASON FIELDING PERCT. Ashley Barrett, 2014 11 Lexy Rozmus, 2013 .994 Shelby McGraw, 2015 9 Lexy Rozmus, 2012 .993 Brittany Madsen, 2013 9 Kelsey Teneycke, 2013 .990 Ashley Barrett, 2013 5 Ashlee Nation, 2012 .989 Brooke Bernard, 2015 4 Kelsey Teneycke, 2015 988 Rachel Potvin, 2012 4 Kelsey Teneycke, 2014 .985 Courtney Johnson, 2015 .983 Faith Song, 2013 .983 Kelsey Morgan, 2015 .980 SINGLE SEASON STOLEN BASES Faith Song, 2014 .974 Aerin Creamer, 2014 .974 Rachel Potvin, 2014 26 Rachel Potvin, 2013 21 Ashley Barrett, 2013 12 Rachel Potvin, 2015 10 SINGLE SEASON TEAM HITS Ashley Barrett, 2014 10 Brittany Madsen, 2013 10 2015 475 2013 388 2014 362 2012 313 SINGLE SEASON ON BASE PERCT. Rachel Potvin, 2013 .480 Ashley Barrett, 2013 .447 Rachel Hayden, 2013 .444 SINGLE SEASON TEAM DOUBLES Madi Giles, 2015 .440 2015 80 Faith Song, 2015 .432 2012 49 Nona Pauline, 2015 .419 2014 63 Ashley Barrett, 2014 .409 2013 60 Kelsey Morgan, 2014 .407 Rachel Hayden, 2012 .407

SINGLE SEASON TEAM TRIPLES SINGLE SEASON PUTOUTS 2013 7 Kelsey Teneycke, 2014 437 2015 6 Kelsey Teneycke, 2015 404 2014 4 Ashlee Nation, 2012 309 2012 1 Lexy Rozmus, 2012 284 Kelsey Teneycke, 2013 283 Aerin Creamer, 2015 229 Aerin Creamer, 2014 165 SING. SEASON TEAM HOME RUNS Lexy Rozmus, 2013 144 Brittany Madsen, 2014 105 2013 53 2014 44 2015 40 2012 19 SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS Kelsey Morgan, 2014 126 Kelsey Morgan, 2015 116 Faith Song, 2014 109 SINGLE SEASON TEAM RUNS Brittany Madsen, 2013 99 2015 281 Brooke Bernard, 2015 96 2013 280 Taylor Brown, 2012 94 2014 213 Brittany Madsen, 2014 85 2012 172 Eileen Greenwood, 2014 81 Megan Risetter, 2013 78 Eileen Greenwood, 2012 74 SINGLE SEASON TEAM RBI 2015 269 2013 256 2014 197 2012 154 SINGLE SEASON TEAM WALKS SINGLE SEASON STARTS 2012 143 Rachel Hayden, 2014 28 2014 121 Maria Buckingham, 2012 25 2015 113 Nona Pauline, 2015 21 2013 111 Shelby McGraw, 2015 19 Faith Song, 2014 18 Rachel Hayden, 2013 17 SEASON TEAM ON BASE PCT. Amanda Storm, 2012 16 Corrine Frei, 2013 14 2015 .382 Faith Song, 2013 14 2013 .376 2012 .341 2014 .339 SINGLE SEASON WINS Rachel Hayden, 2014 15 SINGLE SEASON TEAM PUTOUTS Shelby McGraw, 2015 14 Maria Buckingham, 2012 14 2014 1033 Rachel Hayden, 2013 13 2015 1014 Faith Song, 2014 11 2012 943 Faith Song, 2013 11 2013 935

SINGLE SEASON ERA SINGLE SEASON TEAM ASSISTS Rachel Hayden, 2013 2.62 2014 517 Rachel Hayden, 2014 3.10 2015 475 Maria Buckingham, 2012 3.17 2013 414 Amanda Storm, 2012 3.48 2012 403 Faith Song, 2015 4.30 Corrine Frei, 2013 4.37 Faith Song, 2013 4.39 SINGLE SEASON TEAM FLD PCT. Corrine Frei, 2014 4.55 2015 .965 2013 .962 SINGLE SEASON COMPLETE GAMES 2012 .961 2014 .955 Rachel Hayden, 2014 20 Maria Buckingham, 2012 20 Shelby McGraw, 2015 11 SINGLE SEASON TEAM GAMES Nona Pauline, 2015 10 Faith Song, 2014 10 2014 52 Amanda Storm, 2012 9 2015 51 Rachel Hayden, 2013 8 2013 47 2012 47 SINGLE SEASON INNINGS PITCHED

SINGLE SEASON APPEARANCES Rachel Hayden, 2014 165.1 Maria Buckingham, 2012 164.2 Shelby McGraw, 2015 33 Shelby McGraw, 2015 154.0 Corrine Frei, 2013 31 Faith Song, 2014 139.1 Rachel Hayden, 2014 30 Nona Pauline, 2015 110.2 Maria Buckingham, 2012 27 Amanda Storm, 2012 106.0 Faith Song, 2014 25 Corrine Frei, 2013 105.0 Nona Pauline, 2015 24 Rachel Hayden, 2013 103.0 Rachel Hayden, 2013 23 Faith Song, 2013 84.0 Faith Song, 2013 23 Faith Song, 2015 73.1 Amanda Storm, 2012 21

SINGLE SEASON OPP. AVERAGE SINGLE SEASON STRIKEOUTS Maria Buckingham, 2012 .211 Maria Buckingham, 2012 185 Rachel Hayden, 2013 .241 Nona Pauline, 2015 105 Corrine Frei, 2013 .246 Corrine Frei, 2013 93 Faith Song, 2014 .251 Amanda Storm, 2012 78 Amanda Storm, 2012 .252 Rachel Hayden, 2014 68 Rachel Hayden, 2014 .263 Shelby McGraw, 2015 67 Faith Song, 2015 .278 Rachel Hayden, 2013 61 Nona Pauline, 2015 .283 Faith Song, 2014 53 Faith Song, 2013 .283 CAREER BATTING AVERAGE CAREER RUNS BATTED IN Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 .362 Faith Song, 2012-15 151 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 .352 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 127 Faith Song, 2012-15 .339 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 76 Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 .321 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 71 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present .310 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 64 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 .279 Madi Giles, 2015-present 42 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 .240 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 40 Annali Dolman, 2013-present .235 Annali Dolman, 2013-present 40 Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 .235 CAREER AT BATS CAREER TOTAL HITS Faith Song, 2012-15 632 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 222 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 630 Faith Song, 2012-15 214 Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 520 Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 188 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 426 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 119 Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 296 Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 95 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 287 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 91 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 283 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 69 Annali Dolman, 2013-present 236 Madi Giles, 2015-present 59 Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 234 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 57 Annali Dolman, 2013-present 57 CAREER ASSISTS CAREER DOUBLES Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 311 Faith Song, 2012-15 279 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 48 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 230 Faith Song, 2012-15 42 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 185 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 23 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 120 Madi Giles, 2015-present 20 Brooke Bernard, 2015-present 96 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 16 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 15 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 14 CAREER PUTOUTS Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 13 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 1,203 Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 234 Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 201 CAREER HOME RUNS Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 197 Faith Song, 2012-15 37 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 22 CAREER GAMES PLAYED Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 21 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 14 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 199 Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 12 Faith Song, 2012-15 195 Annali Dolson, 2013-present 11 Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 186 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 8 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 168 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 7 Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 165 Morgan Kappler, 2012-15 137 Aerin Creamer, 2013-present 119 CAREER WALKS DRAWN Annali Dolman, 2013-present 112 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 103 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 47 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 99 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 43 Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 95 Faith Song, 2012-15 42 Brooke Bernard, 2015-present 52 Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 39 Madi Giles, 2015-present 49 Ashley Barrett, 2013-14 39 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 48 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 38 Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 24 CAREER APPERANCES CAREER RUNS SCORED Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 84 Faith Song, 2012-15 69 Rachel Potvin, 2012-15 132 Corrine Frei, 2013-14 44 Faith Song, 2012-15 126 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present 33 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 119 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 24 Eileen Greenwood, 2011-14 77 Kelsey Teneycke, 2012-15 63 Kelsey Morgan, 2014-present 55 Brittany Madsen, 2013-14 48 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 37 Madi Giels, 2015-present 32 CAREER INNINGS PITCHED Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 377.1 Faith Song, 2012-15 320.0 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present 154.0 Corrine Frei, 2013-14 132.2 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 110.2

CAREER WINS Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 38 Faith Song, 2012-15 29 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present 14 Corrine Frei, 2013-14 10 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 9

CAREER STRIKEOUTS Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 204 Faith Song, 2012-15 182 Corrine Frei, 2013-14 117 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 105 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present 67

CAREER STARTS Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 61 Faith Song, 2012-15 44 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 21 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present 19 Corrine Frei, 2013-14 19

CAREER EARNED RUN AVERAGE Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 3.37 Corrine Frei, 2013-14 4.43 Faith Song, 2012-15 4.53 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present 4.79 Nona Pauline, 2015-present 5.77

CAREER OPPONENT AVERAGE Faith Song, 2012-15 .256 Rachel Hayden, 2011-14 .259 Corrine Frei, 2011-14 .259 Nona Pauline, 2015-present .283 Shelby McGraw, 2015-present .314