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2002 Softball Statistical Leaders 2002 Softball Statistical Leaders Division I Individual Leaders ............................... 300 Division I Team Leaders ...................................... 304 Division II Individual Leaders .............................. 307 Division II Team Leaders ..................................... 311 Division III Individual Leaders ............................. 314 Division III Team Leaders..................................... 318 300 2002 DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Player, Team Cl. G AB H Avg. 2002 Division I 38. Melissa Ramirez, Chattanooga.............................. Fr. 59 187 74 .396 39. Kim Wendland, Georgia ...................................... Fr. 76 213 84 .394 Individual Leaders 40. Wendy Allen, Ohio St. ......................................... So. 68 196 77 .393 41. Deanna Miller, Tennessee St. ............................... So. 42 125 49 .392 42. Brandi Stuart, Florida St. ...................................... Jr. 75 207 81 .391 43. Alex Richardson, St. Francis (N.Y.)........................ Jr. 38 100 39 .390 Batting 44. Cherie Pettiford, Alabama A&M............................ Sr. 54 154 60 .390 45. Carrie Getz, Siena ............................................... So. 38 131 51 .389 (2.0 at-bats/game and 70 at-bats) 46. Angela Manzo, East Caro. ................................... Sr. 64 219 85 .388 Player, Team Cl. G AB H Avg. 47. Danielle Scott, Alabama St. .................................. Jr. 50 134 52 .388 1. Stacey Nuveman, UCLA........................................ Sr. 64 157 83 .529 48. Jackie McClain, Alabama..................................... So. 67 183 71 .388 2. Anna Smith, Ohio St. ........................................... Sr. 69 207 105 .507 49. Stacy James, George Mason................................. Fr. 57 191 74 .387 3. Natasha Watley, UCLA ........................................ Jr. 64 231 *112 .485 50. Lee Ellen King, Prairie View .................................. So. 38 111 43 .387 4. Jenny Topping, Cal St. Fullerton ............................ Jr. 53 142 67 .472 51. Kenzie Meisenburg, Louisville................................ Sr. 53 173 67 .387 5. Patricia Del Real, Jackson St. ................................ Jr. 48 125 58 .464 52. Sabrina Isley, Stetson............................................ Sr. 56 155 60 .387 6. Tiffany Whitton, Harvard ...................................... Jr. 40 127 58 .457 52. Kristen Collins, Syracuse ....................................... Jr. 46 124 48 .387 7. Breanne Nasti, Buffalo.......................................... So. 37 113 51 .451 54. Kimberly Josephson, Coastal Caro. ....................... Jr. 48 166 64 .386 8. Lindsay Wood, Northern Iowa .............................. Sr. 59 186 83 .446 55. Becky Manson, Central Mich................................. Sr. 53 179 69 .385 9. Cara Blumfield, Boston College ............................. Jr. 52 128 57 .445 56. Katie Shea, Ball St................................................ Jr. 45 148 57 .385 10. Nikki Jones, Kentucky........................................... Jr. 48 154 68 .442 57. Jaleah Brown, Delaware St. .................................. So. 51 161 62 .385 11. Jaime Clark, Washington...................................... Jr. 64 195 84 .431 58. Casey Goodman, La.-Monroe ............................... Jr. 52 141 54 .383 12. Lindsey Hamma, Illinois ........................................ So. 58 175 75 .429 59. Erica Martinez, Iowa St. ....................................... So. 44 128 49 .383 13. Annie Johnston, Northwestern St. .......................... Sr. 58 185 79 .427 60. Elise Burch, Eastern Ky. ........................................ Jr. 51 170 65 .382 14. Jenny Bender, Lehigh............................................ Jr. 52 167 71 .425 *Led nation. 15. Oli Keohohou, Brigham Young ............................. So. 53 128 54 .422 16. Brook Buchanan, Drake........................................ Jr. 48 152 64 .421 Runs Batted In 17. Stephanie Digneo, Lehigh ..................................... Jr. 52 169 71 .420 18. Nicole Barber, Georgia ........................................ So. 76 250 105 .420 19. Shawna Pena, Alabama A&M .............................. Sr. 51 143 60 .420 (Minimum 30) 20. Kristen Dennis, Virginia ........................................ Sr. 67 175 73 .417 Player, Team Cl. G No. Avg. 21. Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi St. ............................ Sr. 66 190 79 .416 1. Tiffany Whitton, Harvard........................................... Jr. 40 49 1.23 22. Leah Heston, Charlotte.......................................... Sr. 51 150 62 .413 2. Jaime Clark, Washington .......................................... Jr. 64 *75 1.17 23. Tiffany Tolleson, North Carolina............................ Jr. 64 224 92 .411 3. Leneah Manuma, Arizona ......................................... So. 67 70 1.04 24. Ellen Sarosy, Fairfield........................................... Jr. 61 211 86 .408 4. Amanda Rivera, Ill.-Chicago ...................................... So. 63 64 1.02 25. Becky McMurtry, La.-Lafayette............................... Jr. 63 197 80 .406 5. Stacey Nuveman, UCLA............................................ Sr. 64 64 1.00 26. Tameka Robinson, Delaware St. ........................... Fr. 49 133 54 .406 6. Stacy Roth, Ohio St. ................................................. Sr. 67 66 0.99 27. Kenisha McKee, Alabama St. ............................... Sr. 50 138 56 .406 7. Lauren May, Cornell ................................................. Fr. 53 52 0.98 28. Phelan Wright, Arizona St. .................................. So. 62 185 75 .405 8. Kristen Rivera, Washington ....................................... Fr. 64 61 0.95 29. Tammi Hays, Minnesota ....................................... So. 59 193 78 .404 9. Amber Stachura, Ill.-Chicago ..................................... Sr. 64 60 0.94 30. Jamie Haas, Boston U. ........................................ Fr. 51 161 65 .404 9. Patricia Del Real, Jackson St. ..................................... Jr. 48 45 0.94 30. Cutie Taylor, Illinois St. ......................................... Sr. 51 161 65 .404 11. Claire Sua, UCLA..................................................... So. 62 58 0.94 32. Ashley Courtney, Alabama ................................... Fr. 63 184 74 .402 12. Tameka Robinson, Delaware St.................................. Fr. 49 45 0.92 33. Deanna Vecchio, UMBC ....................................... Sr. 64 219 88 .402 13. Christina Enea, Oklahoma......................................... Fr. 65 59 0.91 34. Liz Bouck, DePaul................................................. Jr. 61 195 78 .400 14. Leah Heston, Charlotte .............................................. Sr. 51 46 0.90 34. Stafanie Volpe, Michigan ..................................... Sr. 61 145 58 .400 15. Jill Crawford, Chattanooga........................................ Sr. 59 53 0.90 34. Nicki Robbins, Army ............................................ Sr. 51 140 56 .400 16. Jennifer Norris, Eastern Ky. ....................................... Fr. 47 42 0.89 37. Lisa Boone, UMBC................................................ Jr. 68 227 90 .396 17. Edel Leyden, Ill.-Chicago ........................................... Sr. 63 56 0.89 18. Jaleah Brown, Delaware St........................................ So. 51 45 0.88 19. Kristy Menke, Southeastern La. .................................. Sr. 57 50 0.88 20. Kristen Dennis, Virginia............................................. Sr. 67 58 0.87 21. Tairia Mims, UCLA ................................................... Jr. 64 55 0.86 22. Missy Martin, La.-Lafayette ........................................ Sr. 63 54 0.86 23. Oli Keohohou, Brigham Young .................................. So. 53 45 0.85 24. Linda Young, George Mason..................................... Sr. 59 50 0.85 25. Kisa Brannen, Dartmouth........................................... Jr. 45 38 0.84 26. Tamra Howren, Troy St. ............................................ Fr. 64 54 0.84 27. Bari Lynn Pflueger, Temple......................................... Jr. 51 43 0.84 28. Alana Addison, La.-Lafayette...................................... Sr. 63 53 0.84 28. Becky McMurtry, La.-Lafayette.................................... Jr. 63 53 0.84 30. Lindsey Herrin, Iowa St. ............................................ So. 44 37 0.84 *Led nation. Home Runs (Minimum four) Player, Team Cl. G No. Avg. 1. Laura Taylor, Seton Hall............................................ Fr. 45 18 0.40 2. Oli Keohohou, Brigham Young .................................. So. 53 18 0.34 3. Tiffany Whitton, Harvard........................................... Jr. 40 13 0.33 4. Leneah Manuma, Arizona ......................................... So. 67 *21 0.31 5. Stacey Nuveman, UCLA............................................ Sr. 64 20 0.31 6. Lauren May, Cornell ................................................. Fr. 53 16 0.30 7. Jaime Clark, Washington .......................................... Jr. 64 19 0.30 8. Selena Collins, Texas A&M ....................................... Jr. 57 16 0.28 9. Holly Lee, Coastal Caro. ........................................... Jr. 36 10 0.28 10. Natalie Rawson, Colgate .......................................... Fr. 48 13 0.27 11. Ashley Moore, Auburn .............................................. Sr. 63 17 0.27 Photo courtesy of North Carolina Sports Information 12. Lori Tande, La.-Monroe ............................................. Sr. 52 14 0.27 Tiffany Tolleson hit .411 for the season for North 13. Jennifer
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