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2020 Indiana Softball 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL 1 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL | IUHOOSIERS.COM 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL 2020 ROSTER No. Name Pos. B-T Yr. Ht. Hometown/Last School 00 Tatum Hayes OF L-R Fr. 5-4 Livermore, Calif./Granada 1 Camryn Woodall UT R-R Jr. 5-4 Keller, Texas/Utah 2 Josie Wood P L-L R-Sr. 5-8 Denver, Ind./North Miami 3 Annika Baez IF R-R Jr. 5-8 Oro Valley, Ariz./Ironwood Ridge 4 Kate Rehberg P R-R Fr. 5-7 Omaha, Neb./Millard North 5 Chloe Steinhaus IF L-R Fr. 5-3 Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley 10 Hannah Davis IF L-R So. 5-5 Georgetown. KY./Kentucky 11 Caraline Woodall OF L-R Fr. 5-4 Keller, Texas/Keller 12 Columbia Holeman OF R-R Fr. 5-7 Sandhill, Miss./Jackson 13 Taylor Askland P R-R So. 5-7 Las Vegas, Nev./Palo Verde 18 Brittany Ford UT L-L So. 5-8 Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral 19 Desiree Dufek C R-R Fr. 5-9 Carlsbad, Calif./La Costa Canyon 21 Juvia Davis UT R-R So. 5-2 Montgomery, Ill./Oswego East 22 Katie Lacefield IF L-R Sr. 5-7 Columbia, Ill./Incarnate Word 23 Gabbi Jenkins OF L-R Sr. 5-5 Floyds Knobs, Ind./Floyd Central 24 Taylor Lambert OF L-R Jr. 5-9 Tucson, Ariz./Cienega 26 Grayson Radcliffe IF R-R Jr. 5-7 Rockville, Va./Marshall 28 Abi Stahlhut IF R-R Fr. 6-0 Wood River, Ill./Roxana 29 Abby Meeks UT L-L Fr. 5-6 Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley 30 Emily Goodin P R-R Sr. 5-7 Evansville, Ind./Mater Dei 42 Bella Norton C R-R Sr. 5-3 McLean, Va./McLean 44 Natalie Foor P R-R So. 5-9 Huntsville, Ala./Virgil I Grissom 45 Tete Hart OF L-R So. 5-2 New Palestine, Ind./New Palestine Head Coach: Shonda Stanton (UNC Greensboro, ‘96) Associate Coaches: Kendall Fearn (UNLV, ’10) Chanda Bell (Kentucky, ’12) Graduate Student Managers: Gwen Svekis (Oregon, ‘18) Michaela Schlattman (LSU, ‘19) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 3 – Annika Baez – On-i-kah Bye-ez 2 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL | IUHOOSIERS.COM 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL 2020 SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (ET) Feb, 6 Thursday UCF Orlando, FL 6:00 PM Feb. 7 Friday Duke Orlando, FL 3:00 PM Feb, 7 Friday UCF Orlando, FL 5:30 PM Feb, 8 Saturday St. John’s Orlando, FL 9:00 AM Feb, 8 Saturday Clemson Orlando, FL 11:00 AM Feb, 14 Friday Duke Durham, NC 5:30 PM Feb, 15 Saturday Syracuse Durham, NC 10:00 AM Feb, 15 Saturday Duke Durham, NC 12:30 PM Feb, 16 Sunday Syracuse Durham, NC 10:00 AM Feb, 21 Friday Saint Joseph’s Raleigh, NC 10:00 AM Feb, 21 Friday Bucknell Raleigh, NC 12:30 PM Feb, 22 Saturday Bucknell Raleigh, NC 10:00 AM Feb, 22 Saturday NC State Raleigh, NC 3:00 PM Feb, 23 Sunday Saint Joseph’s Raleigh, NC 12:00 PM March 6 Friday SIUE Tuscon, AZ 1:00 PM March 6 Friday South Dakota Tuscon, AZ 3:30 PM March 7 Saturday Boise State Tuscon, AZ 12:00 PM March 7 Saturday South Dakota Tuscon, AZ 2:30 PM March 8 Sunday Arizona Tuscon, AZ 5:00 PM March 10 Tuesday Miami (OH) Bloomington, IN 4:00 PM March 12 Thursday Creighton Madeira Beach, FL 12:00 PM March 12 Thursday Toledo Madeira Beach, FL 2:30 PM March 13 Friday Central Michigan Madeira Beach, FL 2:00 PM March 13 Friday Brown Madeira Beach, FL 4:30 PM March 14 Saturday South Dakota State Madeira Beach, FL 9:00 AM March 14 Saturday Buffalo Madeira Beach, FL 11:30 AM March 20 Friday Penn State Bloomington, IN 6:00 PM March 21 Saturday Penn State Bloomington, IN 2:00 PM March 22 Sunday Penn State Bloomington, IN 1:00 PM March 24 Tuesday Louisville Bloomington, IN 5:00 PM March 27 Friday Ohio State Bloomington, IN 6:00 PM March 28 Saturday Ohio State Bloomington, IN 2:00 PM March 29 Sunday Ohio State Columbus, OH 1:00 PM March 31 Tuesday Notre Dame Columbus, OH 4:00 PM April 3 Friday Maryland College Park, MD 6:00 PM April 4 Saturday Maryland College Park, MD 2:00 PM April 5 Sunday Maryland College Park, MD 12:00 PM April 10 Friday Nebraska Lincoln, NE 6:30 PM April 11 Saturday Nebraska Lincoln, NE 2:00 PM April 12 Sunday Nebraska Lincoln, NE 1:00 PM April 17 Friday Minnesota Bloomington, IN 6:00 PM April 18 Saturday Minnesota Bloomington, IN 2:00 PM April 19 Sunday Minnesota Bloomington, IN 1:00 PM April 22 Wednesday Morehead State Bloomington, IN 5:00 PM April 22 Wednesday Morehead State Bloomington, IN 7:00 PM April 24 Friday Illinois Urbana, IL 6:00 PM April 25 Saturday Illinois Urbana, IL 2:00 PM April 26 Sunday Illinois Urbana, IL 1:00 PM April 29 Wednesday Purdue Bloomington, IN TBD April 29 Wednesday Purdue Bloomington, IN TBD May 1 Friday Iowa Bloomington, IN. 6:00 PM May 2 Saturday Iowa Bloomington, IN. 2:00 PM May 3 Sunday Iowa Bloomington, IN. 1:00 PM May 7-9 Big Ten Tournament Urbana, IL TBD 3 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL | IUHOOSIERS.COM 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL HOOSIER PROFILES TATUM HAYES OUTFIELDER • FRESHMAN 00 LIVERMORE, CALIF. • GRANADA PREP/PERSONAL A four-time All-League honoree and three-time team MVP for Granada High School … also earned All- Bay Area, All-North Coast Section and HASA All-Tournament honors in her senior season after batting .489 and setting the school’s single-season stolen base record with 39 … set Granada’s career stolen base record with 111 … also earned HASA All-Tournament accolades her sophomore season and earned Offensive Player of the Season honors her freshman year … posted a 4.00 GPA every season and earned NCS Scholar-Athlete honors every year … played travelball for the California Grapettes, where she hit above .400 in the leadoff spot … daughter of Christopher and Renae Hayes … has two two older siblings, Eric and Emma … majoring in Mathematics. CAMRYN WOODALL UTILITY • JUNIOR 1 KELLER, TEXAS • KELLER • UTAH SOPHOMORE YEAR (2019) Played in 43 games and made 24 starts primarily at second base … collected her first hit in an IU uni- form on Feb. 8 against Bethune-Cookman … knocked a go-ahead two-run single in Indiana’s win against Syracuse on Feb. 15 … went 2-for-3 with a run in IU’s win against Duke on Feb. 16 … had a solo homer against the Orange on Feb. 17 … had a 2-for-4 outing with a homer against North Carolina A&T on Feb. 23 … homered for a second-straight game against Mercer on Feb. 23 … was 2-for-2 with a run against Saint Francis on March 17 … collected a hit in three straight games from April 20 to April 27 Utah/Prep/Personal Transferred to Indiana after one season at Utah … played in 14 games for the Utes, making a pair of starts … Prior to Utah, played at Keller High School, where she led the team to back-to-back 6A State Championships and was the 2017 6A Texas State Championship Game MVP … during her senior cam- paign, she batted .504 with 42 runs and 35 RBI on her way to earning PGF Southwest All-American and MaxPreps High School All-American honors … a three-time All-State honoree, Woodall also earned PGF All-American and MaxPreps Underclassmen All- American honors in her junior season, a year that also saw her garner District MVP accolades … played travelball for Texas Glory … a three-time Academic All-District pick … daughter of Tony and Val Woodall … her younger sister Caraline is a freshman on the Indiana Softball team. 4 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL | IUHOOSIERS.COM 2020 INDIANA SOFTBALL HOOSIER PROFILES JOSIE WOOD PITCHER • REDSHIRT SENIOR 2 DENVER, IND. • NORTH MIAMI REDSHIRT JUNIOR YEAR (2019) • Academic All-Big Ten Made 13 appearances in the circle tallying 27.1 innings … struck out a total of 20 over the course of the year … had a season high of four strikeouts over 3.0 innings of work against Akron on Feb. 22 also earn- ing a save and the victory … struck out three over two innings pitched against St. John’s on Feb. 9 … earned her first save of the season in a win against Syracuse on Feb. 17 … recorded three strikeouts over 1.2 innings of work against Wisconsin on April 21 ... held a season ERA of 2.56. REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE YEAR (2018) • Academic All-Big Ten Made 18 appearances in the circle, tallying 40.0 innings … had a season-high seven strikeouts in 4.0 innings of work against San Jose on Feb. 10 … earned the victory against Boston College on Feb. 17, tossing 4.0 innings and allowing just one run while striking out three … spun an impressive relief performance against Georgia Tech on Feb. 18, allowing just one walk in 3.2 frames … went 4.0 relief innings versus Lipscomb on Feb. 24, surrendering just two hits and striking out five … saw 3.0 innings of work in IU’s victory against Butler April 10, surrendering just one run and fanning a pair of batters SOPHOMORE YEAR (2017) Did not play due to injury FRESHMAN YEAR (2016) • Big Ten Co-Freshman of the Week (Feb. 22) Led the Indiana pitching staff in appearances (39), wins (13) and complete games (7) … tossed 151.2 innings with a 3.69 ERA, a 13-9 record and 116 strikeouts … first career victory came in a 5-2 win against Utah State on Feb.
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