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Best Wishes, Jackie ...... 2 2015 Softball Schedule ...... 5
Best Wishes, Lauren and Madison ...... 2, 4, 6, 10 Team Roster ...... 7 Best Wishes, Lincoln Land Lady Loggers ...... 2
Best Wishes, Lindsay Floyd ...... 2 Sophomores ...... 8
Best Wishes, Miranda ...... 2 Coaches ...... 9
Best Wishes, Mycala Feldman ...... 6, 8 Trainer ...... 11 Four Paws Treats & Gifts ...... 8
Good Luck, Alex Hamm ...... 6 Players ...... 13-18
Good Luck, Hayley Long ...... 11 SOFTBALL STATS ...... 19-21
Good Luck, Lindsay ...... 2 2015 YOUTH CAMPS ...... BACK COVER Good Luck, Megan ...... 12
Good Luck, Megan-Ballegeer Excavating, Inc...... 12
Good Luck, Rachel Wisner ...... 6
HSHS St. John’s AthletiCare ...... inside front cover
R. Patrick Dietsch ...... 6
DONORS ...... 12
www.lincolnlandloggers.com 1 Best wishes for a great Best wishes season, Lindsay Floyd! for a great season, Jackie!
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2 Lincoln Land Community College Welcome to Lincoln Land Community College. We are pleased that you are able to join us and help cheer our softball team on to victory. This year’s program promises to offer excitement, enthusiasm and success. We are proud of our student athletes and their coaches. They have worked hard to prepare for the season’s many challenges and they really appreciate your attendance at these athletic events. We have a proud tradition of fielding competitive athletic teams, but victory takes many forms. We expect our athletes to be winners in the contest, in the classroom and in life. Intercollegiate athletics play an important part in the community life of our college. The men and women participating on the various teams have a unique opportunity to grow both as athletes and as students. In doing so, they gain information, insights and skills that will carry them forward as they seek the path to achieve their goals. Futures are the true strength of our athletics program. I extend to our coaches and athletes congratulations on what I am sure is going to be a successful season. To our friends, thank you for your help and support. Cordially,
Ron Riggle, Athletic Director
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Head Coach: John Marsaglia Assistant Coaches: Joe Zimmerman, Kurt Windisch
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Good luck, Alex hamm #13! Love, Grandpa Mike, Grandma Mary, uncle Don, Aunt heather, Ava and Lila
Best wishes for a Best wishes for a great great season, Mycala! season, Lauren & Madison! Love, Grandma & Grandpa Bock Love, GMA and GPA Feldman
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6 Lincoln Land Community College No. Name Yr. Pos. High School/Hometown 0 Jackie Hoffmeier FR IF/C Greenville/Greenville 2 Anna Walschleger FR OF/C Edwardsville/Hamel 3 Miranda Esperum FR OF Chatham Glenwood/Chatham 4 Stephanie Hunt SO IF/OF Hume Shiloh/Hume 5 Megan Ballegeer FR IF United Township/East Moline 6 Madison Ohnesorge FR OF Altamont/Altamont 7 Courtney Reeves FR C/IF Tremper/Kenosha, Wis. 8 Gabbi Clifton FR P/OF Maroa-Forsyth/Maroa 9 Cindy Garces FR OF Zion Benton Township/Beach Park 11 Rachel Wisner SO C/IF East Richland/Olney 12 Taylen Balding FR IF North Vermilion/Hillsdale, Ind. 13 Alex Hamm FR OF/IF Fort Zumwalt West/O’Fallon, Mo. 14 Lindsay Floyd SO IF/P Windsor/Windsor 15 Morgan Mansur FR P/IF Mt. Zion/Decatur 16 Lauren Ohnesorge FR IF/OF Altamont/Altamont 17 Rachel Hastings SO IF/DP Maroa-Forsyth/Forsyth 18 Caleigh Franklin FR IF Williamsville/Sherman 21 Mycala Feldman FR IF/OF Triad/Highland 22 Hayley Long SO P Williamsville/Sherman 23 Sadie Mosher SO P/IF Riverdale/Port Byron
Head Coach: John Marsaglia Assistant Coaches: Joe Zimmerman, Kurt Windisch Scorekeepr/Stats: Pete Kocis
www.lincolnlandloggers.com 7 2015 Softball Sophomores: (left to right) Rachel Wisner, Rachel Hastings, Hayley Long, Sadie Mosher, Lindsay Floyd and Stephanie Hunt
Best wishes for a great season, Mycala Feldman!
Love, Mom, Dad and Phoebe
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8 Lincoln Land Community College JOHN MARSAGLIA Head Softball Coach Coach John Marsaglia begins his sixth season as the head softball coach at LLCC. His win/loss record at LLCC is 188-103 (2010-2014). In 2013, the softball team made it to the NJCAA Division II national tournament in Clinton, Miss., the first time in school history. The team finished ninth nationally. The Loggers qualified again in 2014 and finished seventh in the nation. Coach Marsaglia is a retired middle school principal who has also coached softball competitively with ASA/NSA travel softball, high school and junior college softball teams. He has provided pitching instruction (Cobra Style Pitching Academy) to over 120 youth softball players from central Illinois. Coach Marsaglia has been a softball clinician on pitching, catching, slap hitting and coaching fundamentals. He was a coach for the Central Illinois Lightning and the Illinois Bandits ASA travel teams (1992-2003). He also was a board member with the Lincoln Land Junior Olympic Softball Association (located at UIS complex) from 1993-1998. Coach Marsaglia is married to Jeanie and they have two daughters (Brianne and Kristen). Brianne Marsaglia graduated from LLCC and played softball for Coach Jim Davis from 1998-2000. In addition to coaching softball at LLCC, Coach Marsaglia is an adjunct professor at LLCC. He was selected Coach of the Year (Mid-West Athletic Conference) 2010, 2011 and 2012. JOE ZIMMERMAN Assistant Coach Coach Zimmerman is a retired high school principal who has an extensive background in coaching softball. He has coached at the high school level and as a summer competitive ASA coach for over 14 years. Coach Zimmerman also coached the Bloomington Hearts Women’s Softball Team (women’s majors) for six years. As a coach, he has had the pleasure of coaching his two daughters, Jenna and Jessica (Jenna played softball at LLCC 1998- 2000) in summer ASA travel softball. Coach Zimmerman also coached baseball and basketball at Mt. Pulaski High School. He is a graduate of Illinois State University.
KURT WINDISCH Assistant Coach This is Coach Windisch’s fifth year with our team where he will work with our girls on speed and agility, base running and slap hitting. He is a former national bodybuilding champion and trainer who worked with athletes of all ages from fundamental movement training to competitive sprinting. He has coached multiple sports for over eight years including softball, track and field, and basketball. As a speed trainer at the Hitting Center in Springfield, Coach Windisch has instructed and trained state champion sprinters, as well as some of the fastest softball players in the area. He is a board member of Land of Lincoln Junior Olympic Softball and currently coaches the Hitting Center 18A travel softball team and both softball and track and field teams at Christ the King junior high school. Coach Windisch’s daughter, Lauren, was a member of the 2014 and 2015 NJCAA national teams and was selected as an NJCAA All-American second team and as Academic All-American in 2014.
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JEN KUSAK, MS, ATC Certified Athletic Trainer, AthletiCare Jen Kusak begins her fourth year as the athletic trainer for the Loggers. She is employed by St. John’s Hospital/AthletiCare. She comes to Springfield from the Bloomington area, after spending two years with Normal Community High School and two years with Olympia High School. Kusak received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in athletic training from Illinois State University. Prior to attending ISU, she played volleyball for two seasons at Lincoln Christian College (now Lincoln Christian University). Kusak resides in Decatur with her husband Joey.
Good luck, hayley Long! Love, Mom, Dad, Payton, Feleshia, Grandma & Grandpa Long and Grandma & Grandpa Selby
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12 Lincoln Land Community College TAYLEN BALDING #12 Infield • Freshman • 5’4” Parents: Korey & Stacy Balding Major: Exercise Science Taylen is a 2014 graduate of North Vermillion High School in Newport, Ind. She was named to the Wabash River All-Conference team all four years (first team - sophomore, junior, senior; honorable mention - freshman). Taylen plans to transfer to a four-year university, finish her degree in exercise science, and then attend chiropractic school. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals, the Colts and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. MEGAN BALLEGEER Infield • Freshman • 5’9 1/2” #5 Parents: Larry & Mary Kay Ballegeer Major: Undecided Megan graduated from United Township High School in 2014. She received an honorable mention on the Western Big Six All-Conference team and was chosen as a member of the All-Metro team her junior year. Her travel team placed third at the 2013 nationals in Tennessee. Megan plans to continue playing softball while pursuing a degree at a university. She is a Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bears, Chicago Bulls and Illini fan. GABBI CLIFTON Pitcher/Outfield • Freshman • 5’8” #8 Parents: Rick & Leann Clifton Major: Special Education Gabbi is a 2014 graduate of Maroa-Forsyth High School. She received the MVP award for her high school team as a sophomore, junior and senior. She played in the 2014 Area Softball All-Star game. She was named to the OKAW Valley All-Conference team (first team - three years). Gabbi was chosen for the all-state team in 2012 (second team), 2013 (first team) and 2014 (third team). She is planning to transfer to a university and become a middle school or high school special education teacher. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the Miami Heat.
MIRANDA ESPERUM #3 Outfield • Freshman • 5’7” Parents: Bob & Annette Esperum Major: Undecided Miranda graduated from Chatham Glenwood High School in 2014. She was a member of the Central State Eight All-Conference team and All-Academic team her sophomore, junior and senior years. Her high school team won the Class 3A state championship in 2014. Miranda plans to transfer to the University of Tennessee and study mathematics. She is a Tennessee Volunteers fan.
www.lincolnlandloggers.com 13 #21 MYCALA FELDMAN Infield/Outfield • Freshman • 5’4” Parents: Erin & Scott Feldman Major: Criminal Justice Mycala is a 2014 graduate of Triad High School. She was named to the Mississippi Valley All-Conference team in 2012 (honorable mention - third base) and 2013 (second team - outfield). She received the Most Coachable Player award at an SIU-Edwardsville camp. Her travel team (Illinois Esprit) won the USSSA Missouri state tournament in 2012 and placed second in 2011. The team also won the NIT national tourney in 2011. Mycala plans to continue her education at a four-year school and earn a degree in law enforcement, eventually becoming a field officer. Her favorite sports team is Alabama.
#14 LINDSAY FLOYD Infield/Pitcher • Sophomore • 5’5” Parents: Tracy & Brenda Floyd Major: Mathematics Lindsay graduated from Windsor High School in 2013 she was a member of the team that claimed the school’s first regional championship title. She was named to the National Trail All-Conference team three years and to the all-state team two times. She was chosen as player of the week by several area newspapers. Lindsay’s travel team (Mattoon Pride) was the NSA 2013 World Series Champion in the 18 & under division. As a freshman at Lincoln Land, she hit .369 with four home runs and eight doubles. Lindsay helped the Lady Loggers earn seventh place in the national tournament in 2014. She wants to transfer to a four-year university and pursue a degree in teaching or engineering, while continuing to play softball. Her favorite sports teams are the Chicago Blackhawks, Bears, Cubs and the Bulls.
#9 CINDY GARCES Outfield • Freshman • 5’5” Parents: Felix & Maria Garces Major: Athletic Training Cindy graduated in 2014 from Zion Benton Township High School, where she played varsity softball all four years. She was named Rookie of the Year (freshman), MVP (junior) and received the offensive award (senior). She was an all-conference nominee (2012-2014). Her travel team won the ASA and NSA Wisconsin state championships in 2014, placing second in the NSA national tournament. Cindy wants to play softball after LLCC and earn a degree in athletic training. Her favorite sports teams are the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bulls, White Sox and Chicago Blackhawks.
14 Lincoln Land Community College ALEXANDRA HAMM #13 Outfield/Infield • Freshman • 5’4” Parents: Dena Kraus & Jay Hamm Major: Accounting Alexandra is a 2014 graduate of Fort Zumwalt West High School. She was named to the Gateway Athletic South Division All-Conference team in 2012 (second team - outfield) and 2013 (first team - outfield). During her sophomore and junior years, she earned conference All-Academic honors. Alex plans to attend SIU-Edwardsville to earn a master’s degree in accounting. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Blues.
RACHEL HASTINGS #17 First Base/DP • Sophomore • 5’10” Parents: Andy & Suzzette Hastings Major: Occupational Therapy Rachel graduated from Maroa-Forsyth High School in 2013. She holds the all-time record for RBIs (137), home runs in a career (18) and the second spot for season RBIs (43). Rachel had no defensive errors during her junior and senior softball seasons. Her junior year batting average was .532. She was selected for the all-state softball team (second team - sophomore & junior; third team - senior). Rachel was named to the Okaw All-Conference team all four years (first team - junior and sophomore; second team - senior; honorable mention - freshman). She was a member of the all-county first team (four years) and was an ESPN Radio Area Softball finalist her junior year. As a freshman at Lincoln Land, she played in 63 of the 68 games during the 2014 spring season. She was the starting first baseman with a fielding percentage of .992 (eighth in the nation) and batted .355 with seven home runs and 51 RBIs. Rachel’s goals are to continue playing softball after LLCC, earn a degree in occupational therapy and become an occupational therapist in a nursing home or hospital working with the elderly. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Bears.
JACKIE HOFFMEIER #0 Infield/Catcher • Freshman • 5’4” Parent: Steve & Suzanne Hoffmeier Major: Occupational Therapy Jackie is a 2014 graduate of Greenville High School. She received the Comet Award her junior season. She was a member of the South Central All-Conference team three years (first team catcher - sophomore and senior; second team catcher - junior) and was chosen as a third team all-state catcher in 2014. Jackie made the Dean’s List for her academic performance at Kaskaskia College (2013-2014) and the 2014 Presidential List for academics at Kaskaskia. She plans to obtain a master’s degree in occupational therapy. Jackie is a St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs fan.
www.lincolnlandloggers.com 15 #4 STEPHANIE HUNT Infield/Outfield • Sophomore • 5’7” Parents: Greg & Beth Hunt Major: Elementary Education Stephanie graduated from (Hume) Shiloh High School in 2013. She was chosen as a Shiloh Athlete of the Week during her senior year and received a News Gazette honorable mention all four years. She was named to the All-Conference team all four years (honorable mention - freshman, sophomore, junior; second team - senior). Stephanie plans to continue her education at Eastern Illinois University and graduate in 2017. She is a St. Louis Cardinals fan.
#22 HAYLEY LONG Pitcher • Sophomore • 5’7” Parents: Brian & Lori Long Major: Undecided Hayley is a 2013 graduate of Williamsville High School, where she broke the school pitching record for most wins (30) her senior year. She received the Coaches Award in 2012, and in 2011 was named MVP. Hayley was an all-area first team choice all four years, was chosen for the area all-star team three years (2010-2013) and was named the all-area Most Valuable Pitcher in 2012. In addition, she was named to the all-state team four years (first team - senior; second team - junior; third team - sophomore and freshman). Hayley was a member of the Sangamo Conference first team in 2010 and a unanimous choice for the 2011-2013 teams. Her WHS team placed second in the state her junior year. As a freshman starting pitcher at Lincoln Land, Hayley collected eight wins and threw 65 strikeouts. She had a 1.81 earned run average. She helped the LLCC softball team finish seventh in the 2014 national tournament. Hayley hopes to continue her education and play softball in Florida when she leaves Lincoln Land. She is a Chicago Bears fan.
#15 MORGAN MANSUR Pitcher/Infield • Freshman • 5’6” Parents: Dan & Susan Mansur Major: Occupational Therapy Morgan graduated from Mt. Zion High School in 2014, where she was a four-year varsity letter winner. She was named to the Apollo All-Conference team (first team - junior and senior). She was a third team all-state selection her junior and senior years. Her travel team (18 & under Mattoon Pride) placed third in the 2014 South Carolina National Tournament. Morgan plans to transfer to a four-year school in the future and play softball while earning her master’s degree in occupational therapy. Her favorite sports teams are the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
16 Lincoln Land Community College SADIE MOSHER Pitcher/Infield • Sophomore • 5’6” #23 Parents: Kristy & Scott Mosher Major: Physical Therapy Sadie is a 2013 graduate of Riverdale High School, where she broke the all-time school record for doubles in a season (12) with a total of 36 during her career. She holds the all-time school pitching record for strikeouts in a year with 191 and in a career with 305. During her high school career, Sadie was named the Best Defensive Player (sophomore year), Best Offensive Player (junior year) and Best Offensive Player and Most Valuable Player (senior year). Sadie received the Sportsmanship Award her junior year and was chosen team captain as a senior. She was selected for the Three Rivers Athletic All-Conference team all four years (senior - first team, pitcher - unanimous vote; junior - first team, infielder; sophomore - second team, infielder; freshman - honorable mention) in addition to being named Academic All-Conference team all four years. She was named the 2013 Three Rivers Athletic Conference Player of the Year. Sadie’s summer travel team won the USSSA State Tournament in 2009 and she was named to the USSSA all-state tournament team. In 2010, she was a member of the team that finished third at the NSA National Tournament. Her freshman year at Lincoln Land as a starting pitcher included four wins, 64 strikeouts and a 3.5 earned run average. She batted .446 and her .544 on base percentage ranked highest on the team. Sadie plans to continue her physical therapy education and softball career at a four-year university. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the University of Alabama softball team.
LAUREN OHNESORGE #16 Infield/Outfield • Freshman • 5’8” Parents: Rich Ohnesorge & Heidi Bock Major: Engineering/Associate in Science Lauren graduated from Altamont High School in 2014. She was chosen for the Decatur Herald Review All-Area second team and National Trail Conference first team her sophomore, junior and senior years. Lauren was named to the all-state team three years (third team - sophomore; second team - junior and senior). In 2013, her team finished in the Class 1A Elite Eight and won the Class 1A state championship in 2014. Lauren plans to transfer to a four-year university and earn a degree in engineering. She is an Arizona State Sun Devils fan. MADISON OHNESORGE Outfield • Freshman • 5’7” #6 Parents: Rich Ohnesorge & Heidi Bock Major: Elementary Education Madison is a 2014 graduate of Altamont Community High School. She was a member of the Decatur Herald Review All-Area team (second team - sophomore and junior; first team - senior). She was chosen for the National Trail Conference team (second team - freshman, sophomore and junior; first team - senior). She was named to the Class 1A all-state team two years (second team - sophomore and junior). Her high school team won the National Trail Conference and regional championships all four years, was sectional champ two years and the Class 1A state champion in 2014. Madison’s goal is to continue her education at a four-year university. Her favorite sports team is the Arizona State Sun Devils.
www.lincolnlandloggers.com 17 #7 COURTNEY REEVES Catcher/Infield • Freshman • 5’10” Parents: Jerry & Kelly Reeves Major: Dietetics Courtney graduated from Tremper High School in 2014, where she played varsity softball all four years. As a freshman, Courtney was named varsity MVP and got an honorable mention (third base). Her sophomore year, she was chosen as MVP, received an honorable mention and the offensive award. Her junior and senior year honors included the offensive award, defensive award and all-conference (second team) catcher. She received the 2014 Coaches Award plus was an All-Kenosha County nominee all four years. She was a WFSCA All-Star nominee in 2014 and made the All-Wisconsin team in 2014. Her travel team achieved ASA and NSA Wisconsin state championships in 2014 and got second place in the NSA National Tournament. She plans to continue playing softball after LLCC and earn a degree in dietetics. Courtney is a Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings fan.
#2 ANNA WALSCHLEGER Outfield/Catcher • Freshman • 5’6” Parents: Jon & Rachel Walschleger Major: Business Management Anna is a 2014 graduate of Edwardsville High School. In 2014, she was a Southwestern Conference second team pick and named to the Class 4A all-state third team. Anna hopes to run her own interior design or textile design business one day. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Blues.
#11 RACHEL WISNER Catcher/Infield • Sophomore • 5’9” Parents: Danny & Angie Wisner Major: Biology Rachel graduated from East Richland High School in 2013. At ERHS, she was a first team all-conference pick and named to the Decatur Herald and Review All-Area team for softball all four years of her high school career. Her senior year, she was chosen as a member of the all-conference teams in three sports - softball, basketball and volleyball. Rachel holds the No. 15 record for home runs in the Illinois High School Association records. As a freshman at Lincoln Land, she was selected 2014 second team all- conference and Academic All-Conference batting .379 with nine home runs, 25 doubles and 51 RBIs. Upon graduation from Lincoln Land, Rachel hopes to play softball while continuing her education at a four-year university. Her favorite sports teams are the Denver Broncos and the Indianapolis Colts.
18 Lincoln Land Community College 2014 SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Overall (Pct.) 52-16 (.765) Conference (Pct.) 22-6 (.786) Streak Lost 1 Home 13-5 Away 20-5 Neutral 19-6 2014 POST-SEASON GAMES
May 9 vs Patrick Henry Community College W, 11-1 May 9 vs Patrick Henry Community College W, 3-0 May 15 vs Mercyhurst North East L, 1-0 May 15 vs East Central College W, 5-0 May 15 vs Scottsdale Community College W, 4-3 May 16 vs Black Hawk College-Moline L, 3-1 NJCAA NATIONWIDE STATISTICS
STATISTICS CATEGORY OVERALL STATISTICS CATEGORY OVERALL # Rank # Rank Games played 68 2nd Strikeouts 188 109th At Bats 1891 1st Sacrifice Hits 54 5th Runs 572 1st Stolen Bases 140 4th Hits 749 1st Caught Stealing 9 29th Doubles 143 3rd Batting Average .396 8th Triples 28 3rd On Base Percentage .455 11th Home Runs 52 12th Slugging Percentage .584 12th Runs Batted In 468 2nd Earned Run Average 2.54 34th Extra Base Hits 223 140th Shutouts 13 6th Total Bases 1104 3rd Batting Average Against .270 28th Walks 165 11th Home Attendance 0 33rd Hit by pitch 38 9th Home Attendance average 0 33rd
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BEST SEASON RECORDS (WIN/LOSS) ALL-TIME WIN/LOSS RECORD Season Most Wins W/L % Coach Seasons Most Wins W/L % 2014 52 W – 16 L 76.5 John Marsaglia 1994-2014 625 W – 359 L 63.5% W/L 1999 42 W – 11 L 79.25 Jim Davis 2011 42 W – 13 L 76.4 John Marsaglia APPEARANCES AT NJCAA II NATIONALS 2000 39 W – 13 L 75.0 Jim Davis Year Record Finish Coach 2006 38 W – 13 L 74.5 Jim Davis 2013 29-27 9th (tied) John Marsaglia 2014 52-16 7th (tied) John Marsaglia
LLCC PLAYER STATISTIC RECORDS
SEASON BATTING AVERAGE LEADERS SEASON PITCHING RECORD (MOST WINS) (30+ GAMES AND 100+ AB) W/L 2002 Emily Krueger .534 1999 Lyndsey Rhodes 19-5 2000 Maria Reznicek .515 1999 Sarah Plohr 18-4 2002 Maria Reznicek .510 2006 Rachel Smith 18-5 2002 Reannin Brown .510 2000 Sarah Plohr 17-7 2012 Kayti Lundin 16-6 1995 Mandy Hester .491 2008 Amanda Ashley 14-6 2001 Emily Krueger .480 1996 Debbie Anderson 14-7 2011 Sami Estill .475 1998 Meaghan Long .472 2001 Reannin Brown .468 PITCHING RECORD (WIN/LOSS) AND 2011 Shelby Batterton .464 (STRIKE OUTS) CAREER 1999 Jenna Zimmerman .461 W/L Ks 1997 Lin Smith .459 1999-2000 Sarah Plohr 35-11 142 2001 Sara Hopper .455 2005-2006 Sarah Holloway 21-14 252 2011 Amber Stephenson .450 2006-2007 Rachel Smith 48-9 362 2012 Sami Estill .448 2008-2009 Amanda Ashley 24-20 261 2014 Lauren Windisch .439 2008-2009 Sarah Morrissey 23-15 117 2014 Kayla Jacobs .437 2013-2014 Katie Lange 21-12 113 2011-2012 Payge Bowen 20-5 105 1999 Jamie Miller .434 2010-2011 Nicole Garland 20-13 121 2000 Brianne Marsaglia .433 2013-2014 Morgan Smith 16-4 116 2006 Kelsey Musselman .426 2013-2014 Katie Lange 20-11 108 2011 Marissa Jenkins .425 2012 Marissa Jenkins .423
CAREER BATTING AVERAGE LEADERS (200+ AB) 2001-2002 Maria Reznicek .513 2001-2002 Emily Krueger .507 2001-2002 Reannin Brown .489 2011-2012 Sami Estill .462 2013-2014 Lauren Windisch .436 2011-2012 Shelby Batterton .425 2011-2012 Marissa Jenkins .424 2013-2014 Lauren Windisch .395 2013-2014 Kayla Jacobs .389 2013-2014 Laura Bonds .366 2013-2014 Tory Sorensen .355 2013-2014 Payton Billups .349
20 Lincoln Land Community College 2014 HITTING
No. Name Yr Pos g ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb k sb cs avg obp slg 15 Kayla Jacobs So Outfield 65 213 51 92 13 7 2 51 8 8 22 2 .432 .457 .587 4 Lauren Windisch So Outfield 64 198 60 87 11 2 - 19 8 18 21 1 .439 .461 .515 1 Laura Bonds So Infield 59 194 55 81 13 5 - 53 15 11 20 1 .418 .472 .536 17 Rachel Hastings Fr Infield 63 186 50 66 11 1 7 51 29 18 4 - .355 .452 .538 11 Rachel Wisner Fr Catcher/Infield 62 177 51 67 25 1 9 51 15 34 3 - .379 .458 .684 6 Torey Sorenson So Outfield 64 174 53 66 22 4 7 40 16 11 15 2 .379 .452 .672 19 Melinda Wilson So Infield 62 162 51 65 14 1 1 41 15 15 13 1 .401 .455 .519 5 Stephanie Watkins So Catcher/Infield 49 128 38 46 4 4 7 35 13 13 8 1 .359 .431 .617 16 Payton Billups So Outfield 41 124 33 44 8 2 12 46 10 21 8 - .355 .416 .742 14 Lindsay Floyd Fr Infield/Pitcher 51 103 32 38 8 - 4 29 15 9 1 - .369 .449 .563 3 Katie Price So Outfield 51 64 42 31 - - - 7 2 13 20 1 .484 .507 .484 23 Sadie Mosher Fr Pitcher/Infield 45 56 28 25 6 - 2 19 12 4 1 - .446 .544 .661 22 Claire Dubree So Infield/Pitcher 33 37 11 17 5 1 - 10 2 6 - - .459 .487 .649 10 Jaimey Watrous So Infield 23 35 6 12 1 - - 5 4 3 1 - .343 .410 .371 7 Morgan Stephens So Catcher/Infield 11 21 3 6 - - - 5 - 1 2 - .286 .318 .286 25 Morgan Smith So Pitcher/Infield 24 10 3 3 2 - - 2 - 1 - - .300 .300 .500 12 Katie Lange So Pitcher/Infield 31 6 2 1 - - - 1 1 2 - - .167 .286 .167 21 Whitley Baker So Pitcher 13 2 1 1 - - 1 3 - - - - .500 .500 2.000 9 Hayley Long Fr Pitcher/Infield 15 1 1 1 - - - 0 - - - - 1.000 1.000 1.000 Totals 68 1891 572 749 143 28 52 468 165 188 140 9 .396 .455 .584 Opponent 68 1364 193 368 49 9 22 173 92 230 25 12 .270 .322 .367 2014 PITCHING STATS
No. Name Yr Pos g gs w l sv cg ip h r er bb k k/g hr era 12 Katie Lange So Pitcher/Infield 20 16 11 3 0 8 87.2 75 36 24 14 51 4.07 2 1.92 23 Sadie Mosher Fr Pitcher/Infield 19 11 4 4 0 8 74.0 96 52 37 21 64 6.05 8 3.50 9 Hayley Long Fr Pitcher/Infield 14 12 8 2 0 10 69.2 52 26 18 18 65 6.53 - 1.81 25 Morgan Smith So Pitcher/Infield 19 9 8 0 1 5 58.1 41 19 14 19 52 6.24 2 1.68 21 Whitley Baker So Pitcher 11 10 7 2 0 4 49.1 62 34 24 9 33 4.68 6 3.41 22 Claire Dubree So Infield/Pitcher 11 9 4 3 0 4 43.2 53 31 16 24 25 4.01 3 2.56 14 Lindsay Floyd Fr Infield/Pitcher 5 1 1 0 0 - 10.2 19 11 8 1 9 5.91 1 5.25 2014 FIELDING STATS
No. Name Yr Pos g tc po a e fpct 17 Rachel Hastings Fr Infield 63 382 358 21 3 .992 11 Rachel Wisner Fr Catcher/Infield 62 218 164 44 10 .954 5 Stephanie Watkins So Catcher/Infield 49 185 157 26 2 .989 19 Melinda Wilson So Infield 62 244 108 116 20 .918 1 Laura Bonds So Infield 59 194 92 86 16 .918 6 Torey Sorenson So Outfield 64 67 65 1 1 .985 22 Claire Dubree So Infield/Pitcher 33 68 48 18 2 .971 16 Payton Billups So Outfield 41 39 35 1 3 .923 15 Kayla Jacobs So Outfield 65 38 31 2 5 .868 14 Lindsay Floyd Fr Infield/Pitcher 51 98 27 57 14 .857 4 Lauren Windisch So Outfield 64 30 27 0 3 .900 23 Sadie Mosher Fr Pitcher/Infield 45 63 23 30 10 .841 7 Morgan Stephens So Catcher/Infield 11 17 14 3 0 1.000 3 Katie Price So Outfield 51 15 13 0 2 .867 25 Morgan Smith So Pitcher/Infield 24 23 7 15 1 .957 10 Jaimey Watrous So Infield 23 21 7 10 4 .810 9 Hayley Long Fr Pitcher/Infield 15 26 3 23 0 1.000 21 Whitley Baker So Pitcher 13 14 2 12 0 1.000 12 Katie Lange So Pitcher/Infield 31 39 1 37 1 .974 Totals 68 1781 1182 502 97 .946
www.lincolnlandloggers.com 21 SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS | Camp Descriptions For more information, call 217.786.2426, toll free outside Springfield, 800.727.4161, ext. 62426.
General Sports Camps Information BASEBALL CAMPS SoCCer CAmpS Boys • Ages 7-18 • Cass Gym is located on the northeast AgeS 5-12 • BoyS And girlS side of the LLCC-Springfield campus. FundAmentAl SkillS CAmp • Concessions are available for softball, AgeS 13-18 • BoyS And girlS baseball and men’s basketball camps June 8-11, 2015 • 5:30-7 p.m. • $100 only . June 15-18, 2015 • 9 a.m.-2 p.m. • $150 July 6-9, 2015 • 9 a.m. -noon • $100 • Refund policy – all camps are BoyS BASketBAll July 6-9, 2015 • 5:30-7 p.m. • $100 non refundable. CAmpS SoFtBAll CAmpS • Walk-ins are welcome. Ages 8-15 girls • Ages 9-18 • There is an additional $20 fee for FundAmentAlS CAmp FundAmentAl SkillS CAmp walk-in registrations. teChniCAl And tACtiCAl • All camps are directed by the LLCC SkillS development head coach of that sport with help Shooting And BAll June 22-25, 2015 • 8:30-11 a.m. • $80 from his/her assistants and players. hAndling CAmp • Insurance waivers are available at June 29-July 1, 2015 • 9 a.m.-2 p.m. • $120 lincolnlandloggers.com. (lunch included) • If a parent or guardian needs to June 22-25, 2015 • noon-2 p.m. • $60 volleyBAll CAmpS girls • Ages 8-14 contact their child during camp girlS BASketBAll CAmp hours or for any other questions Ages 10-18 FUNDAMENTALS CAMP regarding sports camps, call Shooting And BAll 217.786.2426, toll free outside hAndling CAmp Springfield, 800.727.4161, ext. July 13-15, 2015 • 8:15-11 a.m. • $65 July 13-15, 2015 • noon-2:45 p.m. • $65 62426.
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