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UNF SOFTBALL 2011-2012 Visiting Team Information UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA 2012 SPRING SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Date Days Opponent Time Feb. 10-12 Friday – Sunday @ NTC Tournament – Clermont Feb. 10th Friday Alabama A&M 11AM Feb. 10th Friday Maryland 1PM Feb. 11th Saturday North Carolina 11AM Feb. 11th Saturday Florida Atlantic 3PM Feb. 12th Sunday UT-Chattanooga 12PM Feb. 15th Wednesday @ FAMU 4PM Feb. 24-26th Friday – Sunday @ GA Southern Tournament TBA March 2-4th Friday – Sunday UNF Tournament TBA March 7th Wednesday Ball State 3PM March 9th Friday Kansas (single) 12PM March 9-11th Friday – Sunday UNF Tournament TBA March 13th Tuesday Northern Iowa 2PM March 15th Thursday Boston University (single @ Clearwater) 10am March 16-18th Friday – Sunday @ USF Tournament March 16th Friday Long Island University 11:45AM March 16th Friday Towson 4:30PM March 17th Saturday Northern Illinois 9AM March 18th Sunday Iona 9AM March 18th Sunday Dartmouth 11:15AM March 28th Wednesday UCF (single) TBA March 30th Friday Lipscomb 4PM March 31st Saturday Belmont 1PM April 6th Friday @ Kennesaw 4PM April 7th Saturday @ Mercer 2PM April 11th Wednesday @ Bethune Cookman 2PM April 13th Friday ETSU 4PM April 14th Saturday USC-Upstate 1PM April 18th Wednesday @ Georgia Southern 3PM April 20th Friday JU 5PM May 1st Tuesday FSU (single) TBA May 3rd Thursday @ FGCU 5PM May 5th Saturday @ Stetson TBA May 9-12th Wednesday – Saturday ASUN TOURNAMENT 2 UNF SOFTBALL Event Staff Contact Information (All numbers are Area Code 904 unless otherwise indicated) OFFICE CELL Head Softball Coach Marci e Hickey 620-2947 904-885-2620 Assistant Softball Coach Ashley Iveson 620-2954 407-508-9481 Director of Athletics Lee Moon 620-2327 904-738-2992 Assistant A.D. Of Media Relations Brian Morgan 620-4027 334-531-7227 Assistant Director of Media Relations Chris Whitehead 620-4029 904-229-6624 Media Relations Intern / Softball Contact Rod Black 620-4025 256-654-0015 Senior Associate AD Ervin Lewis 620-1534 904-252-9511 Athletic Trainer Holley Sisson 620-1727 269-767-3998 Athletic Ticketing Manager Scott Lowery 620-2473 757-560-0838 Athletic Department Contact Information (All numbers are Area Code 904) OFFICE Fax UNF Athletic Department 620-2833 620-2836 Athletic Ticket Office 620-2473 620-2836 Media Relations 620-4027 620-2821 Athletic Trainer 620-2855 620-1230 3 UNF SOFTBALL TIMELINE Game Protocol 1:00 p.m. Routine TIME ACTIVITY 11:30 p.m. UNF Batting Practice 12:00 p.m. Visiting Batting Practice 12:30 p.m. UNF Infield 12:38 p.m. Visiting Infield 12:46 p.m. Field Maintenance 12:50 p.m. Umpires’ Meeting with Head Coaches 1:00 p.m. First Pitch Notes: 4 UNF SOFTBALL University of North Florida 2011-2012 Quick Facts Founded: 1996 Enrollment: 17,000 + President: Mr. John Delaney Athletic Director: Lee Moon Faculty Athletic Representative: Jay Coleman Conference: Atlantic Sun Nickname: Ospreys Mascot: Ozzie & Harriett Colors: Gray and Navy Blue Complex: UNF Softball Complex About Our Name The University of North Florida (UNF) opened in 1972, and has had an intercollegiate athletic program since 1984. The University of North Florida is one of 11 public universities in Florida. We are UNF University of North Florida 5 UNF SOFTBALL 2011-2012 General Information DUGOUT SUPPLIES - The UNF Sports Medicine staff will provide the bench area with towels, cups and a water cooler. Additional requests should be coordinated through Athletic Trainer Courtney Silvera. BUS PARKING Parking for the visiting team bus is located in Lot 18 near Harmon Stadium. ENTRANCE TO UNF SOFTBALL COMPLEX Visiting teams and staff should enter the UNF Softball Complex from either the walkway from Lot 18, or by the UNF Arena. MEDIA CREDENTIALS All media credential requests and issues should be directed to Assistant AD of Media Relations Brian Morgan PARKING PASSES Requests for parking passes and issues should be directed to Senior Associate AD, Ervin Lewis. DIRECTIONS TO UNF SOFTBALL COMPLEX (Lot 18 Entrance) FROM JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Head south on Dixie Clipper Dr. toward Thomas Imeson Ave. Slight left to stay on Dixie Clipper Dr. Continue onto Airport Rd. Continue onto Duval Rd. Merge onto I-95 S via the ramp to Jacksonville Take exit 362A to merge onto Florida 9A S toward Blount Island/Jax Beaches Take the Town Center Pkwy exit toward University of North Florida Dr. Turn left at Town Center Pkwy Continue onto University of North Fl Dr. Left at the light onto North-South Rd. At the roundabout turn right and continue straight past Hodges Stadium Lot 18 will be on your left, teams can be dropped off at the roundabout near fields. 6 FROM I-10 Take I-10 to I-95 S toward Jax Beaches/Daytona Beach Take exit 344 for Fl-202 E Turn left at Fl-202 E Take the exit onto Florida 9A N/St Johns Bluff Rd S Take the Town Center Pkwy exit toward University of North Florida Dr Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Univ of North Florida and merge onto Town Center Pkwy Continue onto University of North Fl Dr Left at the light onto North-South Rd. At the roundabout turn right and continue straight past Hodges Stadium Lot 18 will be on your left, teams can be dropped off at the roundabout near fields. FROM ORLANDO AREA VIA I-4 EAST Take I-4 East from Orlando Take the exit headed toward I-95 N toward Jacksonville Take exit 337 to merge onto Florida 9A E toward Jax Beaches Take the Town Center Pkwy exit toward University of North Florida Dr Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Univ of North Florida and merge onto Town Center Pkwy Continue onto University of North Fl Dr Left at the light onto North-South Rd. At the roundabout turn right and continue straight past Hodges Stadium Lot 18 will be on your left, teams can be dropped off at the roundabout near fields. FROM SAVANNAH, GA AREA From Savannah head east on W Bay St/Georgia 25 Connector N toward Fahm St Take the 3rd right onto W Broad St/Georgia 25 Connector N/Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Slight right onto the ramp to I-16 W/Macon/I-95 Merge onto I-16 W Take exit 157A to merge onto I-95 S toward Brunswick/Jacksonville Take exit 362A to merge onto Florida 9A S toward Blount Island/Jax Beaches Take the Town Center Pkwy exit toward University of North Florida Dr Turn left at Town Center Pkwy Continue onto University of North Fl Dr Left at the light onto North-South Rd. At the roundabout turn right and continue straight past Hodges Stadium Lot 18 will be on your left, teams can be dropped off at the roundabout near fields. 7 UNF SOFTBALL 2011-2012 Other Important Numbers (All numbers are Area Code 904) EMERGENCY (Dial 911 for all emergencies) Jacksonville Fire Department 630-0434 Jacksonville Police Department 630-0500 UNF Police Department 620-2800 Baptist Medical Center 247-2900 Florida Poison Control 800-222-1222 Attractions Lavilla Museum 632-5555 829 N. Davis Street Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens 757-4463 370 Zoo Parkway Florida Theatre 355-5661 128 East Forsyth Street, Suite 300 Museum of Science and History 396-7062 1025 Museum Circle Museum of Contemporary Art 366-6911 333 N Laura St Bowling Bowl America Southside 642-0460 11141 Beach Blvd. Jax Lanes Grove Park 641-3133 8720 Beach Blvd. Golf 8 UNF Golfplex 620-2050 1 UNF Drive Bldg. 48 *UNF Partner and lighted driving range Windsor Park Golf Club 223-4653 13823 Sutton Park Drive North Shopping St. Johns Town Center 998-7156 4663 River City Drive Merrill Station Shopping Center 641-2365 8011 Merrill Rd. Riverside Village Shopping Center 285-1776 41 Shirley Ave Theatres Cinemark Tinseltown 998-2020 4535 Southside Blvd Regal Beach Boulevard 18 992-4394 14051 Beach Boulevard Tourism Jacksonville Florida Convention & Visitor Bureau 798-9111 208 N. Laura Street, Ste. 102 Jacksonville Convention & Visitors Bureau: 741-3044 Airport Welcome Center 208 Laura Street North 9 UNF SOFTBALL 2011-2012 UNF HOTEL PARTNERS (All numbers are Area Code 904) Best Western JTB/Southpoint Sandy Harbison 4660 Salisbury Road 281-0900 Comfort Inn Oceanfront Donna Lilly 1515 N. 1st St. 685-3001 Courtyard- Marriott Mayo David Mason 14390 Mayo Blvd. 223-1700 Hampton Inn 9A & Baymeadows Jennifer D’Amico 8127 Point Meadows Dr. 363-7150 Homestead Studio Suites Michelle Nolan 10020 Skinner Lake Drive 620-9008 Spring Hill Suites- Marriott Tara Jordan 4385 Southside Boulevard 997-6650 10 UNF SOFTBALL 2011-2012 Restaurants (All numbers are Area Code 904) UNF Campus The Boathouse 1 UNF Drive ( Student Union) 620-3024 Chef Yan Can Cook 1 UNF Drive 620-3010 Coyote Jack’s 1 UNF Drive 620-3012 Ozzie’s 1 UNF Drive 620-3663 The Osprey Café 1 UNF Drive 620-2241 Salsarita’s 1 UNF Drive 620-3014 Sbarro 1 UNF Drive 620-1000 Starbucks 1 UNF Drive 620-4262 Quiznos 1 UNF Drive 620-3016 Near UNF Bono’s Bar-B-Q (Multiple Jacksonville Locations) 10065 Skinner Lake Dr. 998-1997 Carrabba’s (Multiple Jacksonville Locations) 8137 Point Meadows Way 363-2254 Domino’s Pizza (Multiple Jacksonville Locations) 3611 Saint Johns Bluff Rd. 997-1121 Firehouse Subs (Multiple Jacksonville Locations) 10261 River Marsh Dr. Suite 131 674-0536 11 Jason’s deli (Multiple Jacksonville Locations) 4375-15 Southside Blvd. 620-0707 McAlister’s Deli 9700 Deer Lake Court Ste. 5 564-2377 Moe’s Southwest Grill (Multiple Jacksonville Locations) 9700-3 Deer Lake Court 620-8436 Outback Steakhouse 8145 Point Meadows Way 363-3839 Qdoba Mexican Grill 4624 Town Crossing Drive 807-9161 UNF Partners are gladly able to do team orders and also accommodate pre, post and travel meals.
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