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2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION OHIO STATE SOFTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS SOFTBALL HISTORY Conference members and non-conference opponents, and Assoc. AD for Athletics Communications .. Dan Wallenberg First Year...................................................... 1972 (47 years) for the Big Ten Conference. OSU reserves the right to deny Director ..........................................................Leann Parker All-Time Record (Pct.) ...........................1,216-1,005-5 (.547) media credentials to any individual whose web site is not Associate Directors .....................Jerry Emig, Mike Basford All-Time Big Ten Record (Pct.) ..................355-433-2 (.450) affiliated with an official news gathering organization. Assistant Directors .........Candace Johnson, Kyle Kuhlman, Big Ten Championships ................................2 (1990, 2007) ................................ Gary Petit, Brett Rybak, Alex Morando Big Ten Tourn. Appearances ........................................... 12 MEDIA PARKING Interns ............................Don Hawkins and Grace Amberg ......... (2001, ‘02, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18) There is no media lot at Buckeye Field, therefore parking Web site ........................................OhioStateBuckeyes.com Big Ten Tournament Championships ...................... 1 (2007) passes will not be issued. Please park in the same lot as Main Office Phone ...............................614-292-6861 Big Ten Tournament Record .............................. 16-15 (.516) the general public. Fax .......................................................614-292-8547 National Postseason Tournament Appearances ..............13 Softball Contact ...................................... Candace Johnson .................................................... AIAW 3 (1978, 1979, 1982) WEEKLY INTERVIEWS Office Phone .................................................. 614-247-0011 NCAA ........10 (1990, ’02, ’04, ’06, ’07, ’09, ’10, ’16, ‘17, ‘18) Please contact Candace Johnson in the Athletics Cell Phone ..................................................... 301-814-0432 College World Series Appearances ...............1 (1982, AIAW) Communications Office should you desire interviews with E-mail ............................................. [email protected] players or coaches. Please call or email at least 24 hours Mailing Address ...........................6th Floor Fawcett Center SOFTBALL FACTS in advance. .................................................2400 Olentangy River Road 2018 Overall Record ................................................... 36-16 ................................................ Columbus, Ohio 43210-1166 2018 Big Ten Record .....................................................14-8 POSTGAME PROCEDURES Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................16/7 Postgame interviews will begin 10 minutes after the GAME DAY MANAGEMENT Field Starters Returning/Lost .......................................... 4/4 final out. Visiting coaches and players are available PHONE NUMBERS Pitchers Returning/Lost ...................................................3/1 first on the field in front of the visiting dugout. OSU Press Row .....................................................614-247-3448 Facility (Capacity) ..............................Buckeye Field (1,620) coaches and players will be made available following the Facility Operations .........................614-292-2947 or 8459 visiting team interviews. A member of the OSU Athletics Ticket Office ................................................ 614-292-2624 COACHING STAFF Communications staff will escort media to the field. Marketing .....................................................614-292-3672 Head Coach ............. Kelly Kovach Schoenly (Michigan ‘95) Training Room ...............................................614-292-1165 Record at Ohio State, Years .................. 199-124-1, 7th year DOUBLEHEADER INTERVIEWS Equipment Room .......................................... 614-292-1679 Career Record, Years .........................387-276-2, 13th year No interviews will take place between games of a Softball Office .............................................. 614-292-0856 Big Ten Record, Years ................................77-59-1, 7th year doubleheader. Breaks between games are typically Equipment Room .......................................... 614-292-1679 Assistant Coach ...............................Jenna Hall (Illinois ‘07) between 15-20 minutes long and do not allow enough time Assistant Coach .................... Jordan Clark (Miami (OH) ‘12) for interviews. THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE Volunteer Assistant Coach ..........Anna Kirk (Ohio State ‘17) Asst. Commissioner Media Relations ............... Jason Yellin Director of Operations ...........Megan Smith (Ohio State ‘14) TELEPHONE SERVICE Phone ............................................................ 847-696-1010 Softball Office ............................................... 614-292-9017 To order telephone lines for broadcasting, contact the Ohio E-mail [email protected] Softball Fax ...................................................614-292-9195 State telephone service at 614-292-8648. One general line Softball Contact ............................................. Chris Masters Softball E-mail ........................................ [email protected] is available for media use before, during and after games. Phone ....................................................... 847-696-1010 Mailing Address ..........................The Schumaker Complex E-mail [email protected] 615 Iriving Schottenstein Dr. PHOTO REQUESTS Fax/Web site ................................ 847-696-1150/bigten.org Columbus, OH 43210 All still photography requests of Ohio State players and CREDENTIAL REQUESTS coaches must be faxed or e-mailed to Andy Devito. He can UNIVERSITY FACTS Please direct all credential requests to Candace Johnson be reached at 614-688-0835 or [email protected]. Location ................................... Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.7m) ([email protected], fax: 614-292-8547, ph: 614-247- Founded .......................................................................1870 0011) in the Athletics Communications Office. Credentials VIDEO SERVICES Enrollment .......58,322 (Columbus), 64,868 (all campuses) are mailed when possible. If time does not permit, For information regarding video services and game Nickname .............................................................Buckeyes credentials will be held in the Buckeye Field press box. footage, contact Russ Hoeflich, manager of video services Colors .................... Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429) Credential priority is given to those print and electronic at 614-688-5359. Mascot ........................................................Brutus Buckeye media outlets that cover Ohio State or its opponent on a Director of Athletics ...........................................Gene Smith regular basis. In order to qualify for a credential, a news OHIOSTATEBUCKEYES.COM Faculty Representative ......................................John Bruno agency must have a full-time sports director or editor. On the official website of Ohio State athletics, you will find Conference .................................................... Big Ten (1913) links to all the 36 varsity sports as well as traditions, school WEB SITES information and tickets. Additional links direct you to the Media credentials are issued (space permitting) for Alumni Association, campus maps, the OSU Marching individuals who are affiliated with regional television or Band, the Big Ten Conference and the NCAA. news media organizations, for institutions that are Big Ten 1 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION OHIO STATE SOFTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION 2019 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 00 | SUMMER CONSTABLE 5 | SPENCER SANSOM 6 | MORGAN RAY 7 | MEGAN CHOINACKY 8 | NIKI CARVER Sophomore | OF Junior | OF Senior | RHP Senior | OF/1B Sophomore | UTL Sullivan, Ohio Clovis, Calif. Frenchtown, Mt. Greenwood, Ind. Gainesville, Ga. 10 | ANDI FARRAH 11 | BRI BETSCHEL 12 | AMY BALICH 14 | TAYLOR STEVENS 17 | KAT DUVALL Junior | OF Senior | OF Junior | SS/2B Sophomore | 1B/3B Senior | RHP Pickerington, Ohio Anaheim, Calif. Palos Park, Ill. Hebron, Ind. Seal Beach, Calif. 20 | EMILY CLARK 21 | MEG OTTE 22 | LILLI PIPER 23 | CARLEY GASKILL 25 | MEGAN MCMENEMY Senior | C/UTL Freshman | OF Senior | SS Junior | INF Sophomore | INF Prospect, Ohio East Sparta, Ohio Norton, Ohio West Hills, Calif. Westerville, Ohio 28 | SKYLAR HAYWARD 29 | ASHLEY PRANGE 32 | LAUREN RICE 41 | KALLIE BOREN 55 | KAITLYN COFFMAN Sophomore | RHP Freshman | INF Sophomore | RHP Sophomore | INF Freshman | OF Buford, Ga. New Palestine, Ind. Morrison, Ill. Pickerington, Ohio Visalia, Calif. 66 | JESSICA ROSS 88 | CLAIRE NICHOLSON Freshman | RHP Sophomore | C Woodland Hills, Calif. Mt. Gilead, Ohio 2 2013 SOFTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION OHIO STATE SOFTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION 2019 ROSTER 2019 SCHEDULE # NAME POS. B/T HT. YR. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL DATE OPPONENT TIME 00 Summer Constable OF L/R 5-6 So. Sullivan, Ohio Keystone Feb. 8 ...............vs. George Mason (1) ........ 12 p.m. 5 Spencer Sansom OF L/R 5-7 Jr. Clovis, Calif. Buchanan Feb. 8 ...............vs. Ole Miss (1) ............... 2:30 p.m. 6 Morgan Ray P R/R 5-8 Sr. Frenchtown, Mt. Frenchtown Feb. 9 ...............vs. North Florida (1) .............3
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