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CHARLESTON Softball CHARLESTON Softball records CHARLESTON Softball softball records & Honors All-American All-WVIAC 1983 Janine LaGrega (Second Team) 1981 Annette Olenchick 1982 Annette Olenchick 2016 Alli Burdette (3rd), Kelly Browning 1983 Annette Olenchick, Janine LaGrega, Denise (Honorable Mention) Wentz 1984 Janine LaGrega (Player of the Year-three All-Region way tie), Annette Olenchick, Janette Olenchick, Denise Wentz 1988 Kathy Kieper, Lisa Tackett 1985 Lori Turner, Mara Scatena, Kelly Watmuff 2007 Andrea Lewis 1986 Mara Scatena (Co-Player of the Year), Kim 2010 Stefanie Rossman Holstein, Vanessa Ferrell, Terri Ray 1987 Mara Scatena, Vanessa Ferrell 2012 Emily Fultz, Janeen Vasquez 1988 Kathy Kieper, Lisa Tackett 2015 Courtney Fain, Cortney Norris, Bethany 1989 Kathy Kieper, Rae Lynn Gostic Williams 1990 Robin Jackson 2016 Kelly Browning, Laura Ashlock, Alli 1991 Tricia Fabian (Pitcher of the Year), Tina Oden, Kris Roman, Angie Minter Burdette, Rachelle Toppings 1993 Monica Stanley, Cindy Parsons 2017 Haleigh Christopher 1994 Mindy McGinnis, Stephanie Kuhn 2018 Haleigh Christopher 1995 Mary Jo Warburton, Stephanie Kuhn, Andi Naylor 2019 Haleigh Christopher, carly turner 1996 Alison Boyer, Julie Foreman 1997 Heather Courts WVIAC Coach of the Year 1999 Jenny Blackwell 1986 Bud Francis 2000 Andrea Baker 2001 Jenny Blackwell 2007 Annette Olenchick 2006 Andrea Lewis, Michelle Sabelhaus 2007 Andrea Lewis (Pitcher of the Year), Michelle MEC Coach of the Year Sabelhaus 2016 Ray Loeser 2008 Michelle Sabelhaus, Stephanie Rossman 2009 Brittany Lobell 2010 Stephanie Rossman TEAM WINS 2012 Emily Fultz, Janeen Vasquez 2016 50 1981 40 All-MEC 2015 38 2017 37 2015 Courtney Fain, Cortney Norris 2007 37 2016 Alli Burdette (Pitcher of the Year), Laura 2008 34 Ashlock, Kelly Browning, Rachelle Toppings 2010 34 2017 Haleigh Christopher, Laura Ashlock, Monica 2012 34 Carter, Rachelle Toppings, Alli Burdette 2019 Haleigh Christopher, destinee miles WIN STREAK 2016 25 2020 14 2012 12 2019 11 2015 10 2017 9 ucgoldeneagles.com @ucwv_athletics CHARLESTON Softball softball offensive records Batting AVERAGE (Season) TRIPLES (Season) Anna Coratello .532 1978 Mary Taylor 7 1996 Sue Bailey .474 1978 Mary Jo Warburton 6 1994 Michelle Sabelhaus .466 2006 Keri Jadot 6 1996 Brittany Lobell .460 2009 Monica Carter 6 2017 Janeen Vasquez .455 2012 Karli Pinkerton 5 2018 Janine LaGrega .444 1984 Mary Jo Warburton .441 1993 HOME RUNS (season) Sue Goldcamp .439 1978 Haleigh Christopher 16 2019 Anna Coratello .436 1977 Haleigh Christopher 15 2017 Kathy Jo Getz .434 2009 Laura Ashlock 13 2016 Haleigh Christopher 11 2018 HITS (Season) Sue Goldcamp 11 1978 Michelle Sabelhaus 92 2008 Brittany Lobell 11 2009 Michelle Sabelhaus 86 2007 Anna Coratello 10 1978 Michelle Sabelhaus 81 2006 Cortney Norris 10 2015 Rachelle Toppings 79 2016 Laura Ashlock 9 2017 Rachelle Toppings 78 2017 Bethany Williams 9 2015 Haleigh Christopher 71 2017 Kelly Browning 9 2016 Monica Carter 69 2017 Kelly Browning 69 2016 HOME RUNS (game) Andrea Lewis 67 2007 Anna Coratello 3 1977 vs. Salem Laura Ashlock 67 2016 Haleigh Christopher 2 2019 vs. Wesleyan Emily Dutton 2 2018 vs. Edinboro HITS (Game) Haleigh CHristopher 2 2017 vs. WVU tech Robin Machin 5 1978 vs. Marshall Laura Ashlock 2 2017 vs. Wheeling Joyce Webb 5 1978 vs. WV Tech Sue Goldcamp 2 1978 vs. Kentucky Cencille Dabbs 5 1978 vs. WV Tech Anna Coratello 2 1978 vs. Salem Sue Goldcamp 2 1978 vs. West Lib DOUBLES (Season) Denise Wentz 2 1981 vs. Ferrum (VA) Michelle Sabelhaus 26 2008 Janeen Vasquez 2 2012 vs. Fairmont St. Kelly Browning 23 2016 Bethany Williams 2 2016 vs. Cedarville Michelle Sabelhaus 22 2006 Alayna Carlson 2 2016 vs. WVWC Haleigh Christopher 21 2017 Kelly Browning 2 2016 vs. WVWC Melissa Vargas 21 2008 HOME RUNS (Team, game) Charleston 6 1978 vs. Concord ucgoldeneagles.com @ucwv_athletics CHARLESTON Softball softball offensive records (Continued) RUNS scored (Season) STOLEN BASES (Season) Sue Goldcamp 60 1978 Anna Coratello 43 1978 Barb Mincieli 55 1981 Robin Machin 37 1978 Michelle Sabelhaus 55 2008 Sue Goldcamp 31 1978 Anna Coratello 52 1978 Mara Scatena 29 1985 Denise Wentz 47 1981 Katelyn Hamilton 26 2016 Katelyn Hamilton 47 2016 Ashlea Wallace 25 2010 Mara Scatena 46 1984 Mara Scatena 24 1986 Rachelle Toppings 46 2017 Rachelle Toppings 24 2017 Carrie Philip 44 1981 Terri Ray 22 1986 Janine LaGrega 43 1982 Pat Smith 21 1979 Kim Holstein 21 1986 RUNS BATTED IN (Season) Jana Salisbury 21 2010 Haleigh Christopher 62 2017 Brittany Lobell 58 2009 Denise Wentz 54 1981 Laura Ashlock 53 2017 Kelly Browning 53 2016 Haleigh Christopher 51 2019 Laura Ashlock 50 2016 Monica Carter 47 2017 Cortney Norris 45 2015 Bethany Williams 45 2015 RUNS BATTED IN (Game) Mary Jo Warburton 9 1993 vs. Salem Emily Dutton 6 2018 vs. Edinboro Monica Carter 6 2017 vs. Glenville St. Janeen Vasquez 6 2012 vs. Fairmont St. Haleigh Christopher 5 2017 vs. Kutztown Denise Wentz 5 1981 vs. Shepherd Bev Smith 5 1991 vs. Wv State STOLEN BASES (Team, game) Charleston 21 1977 vs. West Liberty ucgoldeneagles.com @ucwv_athletics CHARLESTON Softball softball pitching records WINS (Season) INNINGS PITCHED (Season) Andrea Lewis 37 2007 Andrea Lewis 365.1 2007 Stephanie Rossman 34 2010 Stephanie Rossman 349.2 2008 Stephanie Rossman 32 2008 Stephanie Rossman 347.2 2010 Alli Burdette 32 2016 Stephanie Rossman 291.0 2011 Stephanie Rossman 25 2011 Andrea Lewis 254.2 2006 Andrea Lewis 24 2006 Terri Ray 236.1 1986 Terri Ray 24 1986 Alli Burdette 236.0 2016 SAVES (Season) INNINGS PITCHED (Game) Jessie Rowe 7 2016 Becky Ryan 15 1989 vs. Shepherd Marianne Jensen 3 1979 Marianne Jensen 12 1982 vs. Salem Annette Olenchick 3 1984 STRIKEOUTS (Season) COMPLETE GAMES (Season) Andrea Lewis 495 2007 Stephanie Rossman 385 2010 Andrea Lewis 44 2007 Stephanie Rossman 359 2008 Stephanie Rossman 39 2008 Stephanie Rossman 336 2011 Stephanie Rossman 37 2007 Andrea Lewis 294 2006 Terri Ray 37 1986 Andrea Lewis 36 2006 STRIKEOUTS (Game) Stephanie Rossman 31 2009 Donna Procida 17 1980 vs. Wv tech Stephanie Rossman 30 2011 Carly Turner 16 2019 vs. Lock Haven Mary Jo Warburton 24 1995 Andrea Lewis 16 2007 vs. Rio Grande Alison Boyer 23 1996 Courtney Fain 15 2015 vs. WV State Courtney Fain 15 2015 vs. Kent. Christ SHUTOUTS (Team) Andrea Lewis 15 2007 vs. Fairmont St Charleston 18 1981 Charleston 17 2016 NO-HITTERS (Career) Terri Ray 4 1986 SHUTOUTS (Season) Annette Olenchick 3 1981/1982 Marianne Jensen 3 1981/1982 Andrea Lewis 17 2007 Andrea Lewis 3 2007 Stephanie Rossman 10 2008 Diane Bramble 2 1982 Stephanie Rossman 10 2009 Alli Burdette 2 2016/2017 Courtney Fain 9 2015 Debbie Gonce 1 1984 Alli Burdette 9 2016 Jackie Oelerich 1 1980 Stephanie Rossman 8 2011 Donna Procida 1 1980 Alli Burdette 7 2017 Caryn Malec 1 1985 Andrea Lewis 6 2006 Amy Fleshman 1 2001 Stephanie Rossman 6 2010 Courtney Fain 1 2015 ucgoldeneagles.com @ucwv_athletics CHARLESTON Softball Head Coaching wins Coach Season’s Coached Wins Karen Pauley 15 248 Bud Francis 10 237 Annette Olenchick 6 187 Ray Loeser 5 184 Kimberly Stiles 4 111 Charlie Entsminger 3 30 (1990 unaccounted for) Linda Bennett 1 18 Current Head Coach: Kimberly Stiles Kimberly Stiles is set to begin her fifth season at the helm of the Golden Eagles Soft- ball team during the 2020-21 year. Despite a shortened 2020 season, UC finished the year, 14-2 and earned the 23rd nation- al ranking in the final NFCA DII Top 25 poll. The start to the 2020 season was the best in program history. In 2019, the Golden Eagles went 33-21 on the season and posted a 21-11 MEC record. The team had two first team ALL MEC selections and two NFCA All-Region selections. In addition, Stiles earned her 200th career victory on February 24th, in a double header sweep of Mercyhurst. In 2018 Charleston went 27-25 on the season posting a 12-20 MEC record. In 2017 She led UC to a 37-21 record with five All-Conference members. In her first season Stiles and the Golden Eagles reached the NCAA tournament for the third time in four seasons. Stiles joined the UC Athletic Department staff in September of 2016 after spending the last six seasons (2011-16) as head softball coach at Davis & Elkins College. She posted a 33-win season in 2016 and has won at least 20 games in four of her six seasons at the helm of Senator softball, the only four in the past 22 seasons at Davis & Elkins. Stiles also served Davis & Elkins in additional administrative roles, acting as the As- sistant Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and Senior Woman Administrator. Prior to taking over Senator softball in 2011, she was on staff at Midwestern State where as an assistant her team finished the 2010 season with a 54-10 record. In addition, the Mustangs were named Lone Star Conference Regular Season Champions and NCAA Division II South Central Regional Fi- nalists. Stiles and the rest of the softball staff at Midwestern State were named South Central Region Coaching Staff of the Year by the National Fast Pitch Coaches Association. She also served as a member of MSU’s faculty during her tenure there acting as an instructor in the Department of Kinesiology. Stiles, a native of Thurmont, Md., played initially at the University of Vermont before transferring to University of Pittsburgh for her final three seasons. At both stops she earned conference academic honors from the American East and Big East while earning a B.A. in Communications and Political Science. She later earned a M.S. in Kinesiology/Sport Administration from Midwestern State University. ucgoldeneagles.com @ucwv_athletics CHARLESTON Softball Softball Decade
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