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Cabrini University Vs. Cedar Crest College Cabrini University Softball Cabrini University vs. Cedar Crest College 2017 CSAC Tournament, 1st Round Cabrini Field May 3, 2017 • 3:30pm Cabrini University (17-21, 15-7 CSAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 1 Alexandra Schell Fr. 2B 5-4 Newtown Square, PA Country 2 Amber Deitrich Sr. OF 5-3 Hamilton, NJ Steinert 6 Jenna Rodriguez So. P 5-7 New Egypt, NJ New Egypt 9 Taylor Gallagher Sr. P/3B 5-6 Chalfont, PA Central Bucks South 10 Sarah Beckner Jr. C/SS 5-4 Jersey City, NJ Dr. Ronald E. McNair 11 Lindsay Savar Sr. 2B/3B 5-7 Cherry Hill, NJ Cherry Hill East 12 Carolyn Alcantara Fr. OF 5-3 Hackensack, NJ Hackensack 14 Taylor Mack Sr. OF 5-5 Philadelphia, PA St. Hubert 16 Emily Smull Jr. P 5-10 Nazareth, PA Pen Argyl Area 17 Darian Caputo So. SS 5-2 Levittown, NY Division Avenue 19 Chrissy Ferraro Jr. OF 5-2 Westfield, NJ Westfield 21 Marissa Alpaugh So 1B/2B 5-5 Yardley, PA Pennsbury 23 Alexandria Ramos Jr. OF 5-7 Middletown, DE Appoquinimink 27 Taylor Franchville So. C 5-4 Cape May Ct. Hse., NJ Middle Township 31 Jess Giordano Jr. P 5-4 Hamilton, NJ Steinert 32 Victoria Hall Jr. OF 5-7 Bensalem, PA Bensalem Head Coach: Sammy Thompson (Cabrini ’12), 1st Season Assistant Coaches: Hilary Tutrani, Heather Gordon Cabrini Statistics Batting Average Hits Home Runs Runs Batted In Alpaugh .411 Giordano 46 Savar 12 Savar 31 Giordano .407 Alpaugh 51 Alpaugh 6 Alpaugh 28 Mack .400 Ferraro 42 Dietrich 5 Giordano 27 Savar .359 Savar 42 Giordano 3 Dietrich 21 Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Innings Pitched Smull 2.60 Giordano 7 Giordano 63 Giordano 87.2 Gallagher 4.34 Smull 4 Smull 33 Smull 59.1 Giordano 5.27 Rodriguez 3 Rodriguez 17 Rodriguez 54.2 Rodriguez 5.38 Gallagher 2 Gallagher 14 Gallaher 29.0 Cedar Crest College (23-12, 14-8 CSAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 2 Courtney Constable Fr. Utl. 5-0 East Bangor, PA Bangor Area 3 Jackie Gallagher Jr. OF 5-4 Fort Worth, TX Keller Central 4 Kaylee Martinez Jr. SS 5-1 Hemet, CA West Valley 5 Kelly Reading So. IF/OF 5-4 Taunton, MA Taunton 9 Brittney Bonser So. OF 5-5 Kunkletown, PA Pleasant Valley 10 Aimee Sarboukh So. IF/C 5-2 Somerset, NJ Bound Brook 12 Kendra Pekurny Fr. P/OF 5-6 Kunkletown, PA Palmerston 13 April Daly Jr. P/IF 5-4 Burlington, NJ Holy Cross 15 Jaime Rivera So. OF 5-6 Middletown, NY John S. Burke 16 Alexis Baxter Sr. IF 5-4 Clifton Springs, NY Phelps-Clifton 17 Rachel Stump Sr. C/IF 5-3 Fleetwood, PA Fleetwood 19 Dallas Horning Fr. IF 5-5 Bethlehem, PA Liberty 21 Molly Schnaubelt Jr. C/IF 5-8 San Diego, CA University City 23 Laura Rau So. P/IF 5-5 Emmaus, PA Emmaus 24 Breanna Young Fr P/IF 5-8 Easton, PA Wilson Area 25 Alexis Morales Fr. IF/OF 5-4 Bethlehem, PA Liberty Head Coach: Katie Lynch (Kutztown ’12), 1st Season Assistant Coaches: Kim Begley Cedar Crest Statistics Batting Average Hits Home Runs Runs Batted In Schnaubelt .471 Schnaubelt 57 Martinez 5 Schnaubelt 50 Martinez .447 Martinez 51 Horning 5 Martinez 31 Sarboukh .412 Bonser 42 Schnaulbelt 3 Horning 30 Rivera .393 Sarboukh 40 Rau 2 Bonser/Rau 24 Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Innings Pitched Rau 2.12 Rau 12 Rau 58 Rau 92.1 Daly 2.44 Pekurny 7 Pekurny 28 Pekurny 76.2 Young 3.07 Young 3 Daly 7 Young 41.0 Pekurny 4.84 Daly 1 Young 6 Daly 14.1 2017 CSAC Standings CSAC Tournament Schedule School CSAC Overall 1st Round, Wednesday, May 3 (Single Elimination) Marywood University 19-3 19-14 No. 5 Cedar Crest at No. 4 Cabrini, 3:30pm Neumann University 19-3 25-13 No. 6 Gwynedd Mercy at No. 3 Immaculata, 4pm Immaculata University 17-5 22-14 Cabrini University 15-7 17-21 Championship Round, May 4 (Double Elimination) Game #3: 2nd lowest remaining seed at #2 Neumann, 3pm Cedar Crest College 14-8 23-12 Game #4: lowest remaining seed at #1 Marywood, 3pm Gwynedd Mercy University 13-9 17-17 Centenary University 12-10 14-22 Saturday, May 6 Keystone College 8-14 13-23 Game #5: Loser Game #3 vs. Loser Game #4, noon Clarks Summit University 6-16 11-23 Game #6: Winner Game #3 vs. Winner Game #4, 2pm Notre Dame of MD University 4-18 5-24-1 Game #7: Winner game #5 vs. Loser game #6, 4pm Rosemont University 3-19 5-20 Cairn University 2-20 14-20 Sunday, May 7 Game #8: Winner game #6 vs. Winner Game #7, noon Game #9: If necessary 2017 Cabrini 2017 Cedar Crest Softball Schedule Softball Schedule 2017 Record: 17-21, 15-7 CSAC 2017 Record: 23-12, 14-8 CSAC Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 2/27 Otterbein University L 6-1 3/4 Rhode Island College W 4-1 Wartburg College L 23-0 John Jay College W 8-2 2/28 #10 Alma College L 8-0 3/5 PA College of Technology L 8-3 #10 Alma College L 1-0 Penn State—Harrisburg W 2-0 3/2 Otterbein University L 6-1 3/7 Chatham University W 16-3 Waynesburg University W 11-8 Wesley College W 12-9 3/3 Johnson & Wales University L 11-6 Lehman College W 13-5 Adrian College L 7-2 3/8 Regis College W 4-0 3/23 Widener University L 6-2 SUNY Poly L 9-1 Widener University L 10-2 3/25 Neumann University* L 10-0 3/25 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* W 11-10 (8 inn.) Neumann University* L 12-4 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* W 6-3 3/30 Centenary University* W 4-2 3/29 THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY W 9-6 Centenary University* W 2-1 THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY L 8-2 4/5 Notre Dame of Maryland University* W 6-3 4/2 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY* W 12-4 Notre Dame of Maryland University* W 28-7 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY* L 10-9 4/8 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* W 8-1 4/3 Clarks Summit University* W 10-0 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* W 10-6 Clarks Summit University* W 9-1 4/9 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY*W 5-4 4/5 LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE L 7-0 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY*L 10-7 LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE L 4-2 4/11 PENN STATE—HAZELTON W 9-0 4/8 ROSEMONT COLLEGE* W 18-4 PENN STATE—HAZELTON L 8-7 ROSEMONT COLLEGE* W 15-5 4/13 CAIRN UNIVERSITY* W 6-0 4/9 Cairn University* W 15-0 CAIRN UNIVERSITY*W 15-3 Cairn University* W 10-0 4/14 Albright College L 4-3 4/11 Philadelphia University L 5-4 Albright College W 2-1 Philadelphia University L 7-1 4/18 Cabrini University* W 14-0 4/13 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* W 12-4 Cabrini University* L 6-3 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* L 5-2 4/21 Marywood University* L 7-4 4/18 CEDAR CREST COLLEGE* L 14-0 Marywood University* L 4-1 CEDAR CREST COLLEGE* W 6-3 4/22 ROSEMONT COLLEGE* W 8-0 4/21 Notre Dame of MD University* (DH) PPD. ROSEMONT COLLEGE* W 9-1 4/23 Immaculata University* L 4-0 4/25 Delaware Valley University (DH) Cancelled Immaculata University* L 6-0 4/28 Clarks Summit University* W 19-0 4/25 EASTERN UNIVERSITY (DH) Cancelled Clarks Summit University* L 5-3 4/27 NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY* W 10-0 4/29 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* L 3-2 NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY*W 11-0 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* W 8-6 4/28 CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* W 12-5 5/3 Cabrini University # 3:30pm CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* W 3-0 5/5 CSAC Tournament Championship, Day One TBA 4/29 Neumann University* L 5-3 5/6 CSAC Tournament Championship, Day Two TBA Neumann University* L 4-3 HOME GAMES IN CAPS 5/3 CEDAR CREST COLLEGE # 3:30pm * CSAC opponent 5/5 CSAC Tournament Championship, Day One TBA # CSAC Tournament, 1st Round 5/6 CSAC Tournament Championship, Day Two TBA HOME GAMES IN CAPS * CSAC opponent # CSAC Tournament, 1st Round Insta Cabrini Cavaliers @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs Cabrini Cavaliers 2017 CSAC Statistical Leaders Team Statistics Individual Statistics Batting Average Batting Average Neumann .375 Schneider, Neumann .495 Cedar Crest .362 Carunungan, Notre Dame MD .494 Cabrini .349 Schnaubelt, Cedar Crest .471 Immaculata .348 Epler, Marywood .464 Marywood .344 Alvarez, Marywood .460 Runs Scored Runs Batted In Neumann 290 Schnaubelt, Cedar Crest 50 Cedar Crest 220 Schneider, Neumann 46 Marywood 232 Behr, Gwynedd Mercy 44 Immaculata 231 Cox, Neumann 43 Gwynedd Mercy 227 Reiss, Centenary 39 Slugging Percentage Home Runs Cabrini .512 Savar, Cabrini 12 Cedar Crest .494 Schantz, Keystone 9 Neumann .484 Bartow, Immaculata 7 Immaculata .475 5 Players 6 Gwynedd Mercy .469 Earned Run Average Stolen Bases Cedar Crest 3.25 Epler, Marywood 18 Neumann 3.28 Maratita, Centenary 18 Immaculata 3.89 Meaders, Clarks Summit 18 Marywood 3.94 Shultz, Marywood 13 Cabrini 4.49 2 Players 12 Strikeouts (Pitching) Earned Run Average Neumann 200 Rau, Cedar Crest 2.12 Cabrini 127 Daly, Cedar Crest 2.44 Centenary 124 Smull, Cabrini 2.60 Immaculata 117 Broomell, Neumann 2.67 Keystone 104 Sieminski, Neumann 2.86 Batting Average Against Strikeouts (Pitching) Neumann .257 Glennon, Clarks Summit 78 Cedar Crest .262 Broomell, Neumann 76 Immaculata .315 Sieminski, Neumann 77 Marywood .326 Hewitt, Centenary 68 Cabrini .326 Giordano, Cabrini 63 Fielding Percentage Innings PItched Immaculata .969 Glennon, Clarks Summit 192.1 Neumann .958 Darling, Centenary 114.2 Keystone .952 Bormann, Immaculata 107.0 Cedar Crest .941 Hewitt, Centenary 102.0 Centenary .939 Petito, Immaculata 979.0.
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