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Wright State University Softball Media Guide 2000 Wright State University CORE Scholar Athletics Publications Athletics 2-1-2000 Wright State University Softball Media Guide 2000 Wright State University Athletics Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/athletics_publications Part of the Public Relations and Advertising Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Athletics (2000). Wright State University Softball Media Guide 2000. : Wright State University. This Media Guide is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in Athletics Publications by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 2000 SOFTBALL February 24 Friday Eastern Kentucky 11 9A.M. Cornell 11 4:20 P.M. 18 Friday Minnesota# Noon 25 Saturday Lehigh 11 10:50 A.M. Georgia Tech # 4P.M. Dartmouth " 12:40 P.M. 19 Saturday Elon# 10 A.M. Gold/Silver/Bronze Playoffs # TBA 28 Tuesday BOWLING GREEN (DH) 2:30P.M. 20 Sunday Gold/Silver/Bronze Playoffs # TBA 29 Wednesday MOREHEAD STATE (DH) 3P.M. 26 Saturday Stetson @ Noon Charleston Southern @ 2 P.M. April at College of Charleston @ 4P.M. 27 Sunday Winthrop@ 9 A.M. 3 Monday YOUNGSTOWN STATE (DH) 3P.M. Semifinals @ 1 P.M. 5 Wednesday at Marshall (DH) 3 P.M. Championship @ 3 P.M. 8 Saturday ILLINOIS-CHICAGO * (DH) 1 P.M. 9 Sunday LOYOLA * (DH) 1 P.M. 11 Tuesday TOLEDO (DH) 3P.M. March 15 Saturday at Detroit * (DH) 1 P.M. 16 Sunday at Cleveland State * (DH) 1 P.M. 4 Saturday Delaware+ 11 A.M. 20 Thursday at Butler * (DH) 3 P.M. Ohio+ 3 P.M. 23 Sunday UW-GREEN BAY * (DH) 11 A.M. 5 Sunday Eastern Kentucky + 10 A.M. 25 Tuesday at Ohio State (DH) 3 P.M. at Virginia + 2 P.M. 26 Wednesday at Dayton (DH) 3 P.M. 8 Wednesday DAYTON (DH) 2:30P.M. May 21 Tuesday Drexel" 10:50 A.M. Stony Brook 11 2:30 P.M. 2 Tuesday PITTSBURGH (DH) 3P.M. 22 Wednesday Youngstown State 11 9:00 A.M. 4 Thursday at Eastern Kentucky (DH) 3 P.M. Vermont 11 6:10P.M. 8 Monday at Ohio (DH) 3 P.M. 23 Thursday Army 11 6:10 P.M. 12-14 Fri.-Sun. MCC Tournament TBA Dartmouth 11 8 P.M . (Indianapolis, IN) HOME GAMES IN BOLD GREEN CAPS All Times Eastern * Midwestern Collegiate Conference games # Triangle Classic (Raleigh, NC) @ Cougar Classic (Charleston, SC) + Cavalier Classic (Charlotte, VA) I\ Rebel Games (Orlando, FL) TM 2000 WRIGHT STATE SOFTBALL CONTENTS ...... W'JY9H1 STAT~ QUICK FACTS Coaching Staff ........ ........................... ... .. ............... 4 ~9c;iti9~ :.... ~············~:.: ........ Dayton, OH 45435 MCC Softball, 1999 ........ .. ... .... ... ........... ........ ... .... 16 Fp111.1dl9 .. !~~:..... 1964; independent status, 1967 Player Profiles .............................. .... .. ..... ...... .. 6-13 ./En:rO ·:==·=·=···,=. eQ..t ·····~······;;;;!............................. 15, 1-02 Results, 1999 .................. ........ ... ... .... .... ................ 15 Nie Roster .......................... ............ ... ....................... .... .. 5 ··· co1o Statistics, 1999 ......................................... ............. 14 Midwestem Collegiate Wright State Quick Facts .......... .......... .................... 1 . e... ~~ .. ~ .. :.l~:;: .... Wright State University ................ ... ................... 2-3 Presi{le!it l'~:l...... i~ .... :;.: ....... Dr. Kim Goldenberg Direcforhf Athletics ........ : Dr. Michael Cusack A:ssociltet\thleticDirector ........ Paul Newman Asst, Athletic Director/SWA .•. Laurel W artluft SOFTBALL ON TIME wARNER ~eil~ ~~.~ch ..................: .. :...... Sheila Nahrgang Selected Wright State athletic events will be shown on Jl!!l~ ~~!~~~ Year ·:;i;;r········ Wilberforce, 1994 Time Warner Channels 4 and 30 in the Dayton area .. eer Record/Years •............ 127-185-3/Seven this year. They are being televised on Sundays at 6 :r:r:.::~; •• t1:ti •••· .......... Same · P.M. , Mondays at 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. and Saturdays at 11 an ,. 98ch •,t••:t•••t-••·········--····· Nicole Pluger A.M. The first game of each of the following double­ ~ater; Year ::;::::l1:: ............. Toledo, 1997 headers will be televised on Time Warner this season. OVerall Record-................. ;·.............. 33-20 (Dates and times subject to change.) Jf 99<~CC Recor~ ;;:········ 6-6 (Tied for Fourth) 1:!~tterw~nners Returning/Lost .................. 14/4 Date Game ~~~r!ers Returning/Lost ................; ........... 10/0 March 29 Morehead State ~~§t ~ .D for Sp~rts Information ...... Bob Noss April 9 Loyola Softball SID ................................... Matt Zircher :-om:t;:='I:::;:;~::.:: •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• 937-11 s-2s31 ~ TIME WARNER :;;:=:;..';••t1•••···•··•·•·········· 1~888-RAIDERS ~ CABLE •••••..••.•..•.•.:;;::; :.•.•.•.• :;:::.:.•.•.•.•.•••.•.• 93'7 _77 5-2818 ~b Sitt ~~.c.: ... ~ littpil!Www.wright.edu/athletics u;tad Athletic Trainer ..................... Tony Ortiz Softball Trainer ............................ Mandy Purk CREDITS Compilation and Typesetting: Matt Zircher Cover Design: WSU Printing Services Editing: WSU Office of Communications and Marketing ON THE COVER Photography: Scott Kissell, University•Media Services First Row (L to R): Annie Divac, Frannie Divac, Maria Barhorst, Kristen Lanham. Second Row (L to R): Kelly Herbst, Julia Tamai, Michelle Demrnitt, Chrissy Crowe. Third Row (L to R): Benicia Cleveland, Amber Price, Amber Kolle, Autumn Peters. Fourth Row (L to R): Assistant Coach Nicole Pluger, Joslyn Roth, Kristin Bultinck, Kim Sycks, Jessica Hom, Amy D' Aloiso, Trainer Mandy Purk, Head Coach Sheila Nahrgang. 2000 WRIGHT STATE SOFTBALL 1 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY Wright State University offers many ogy, as well as a Ph.D . in psychology. innovative programs in a variety of areas Theatre and the arts, along with a strong through 100 undergraduate programs and communication program, highlight the over 40 graduate and professional degree many programs available in the College of programs. Liberal Arts. Our mechanical, materials, electrical, The Wright State University-Miami Val­ biomedical and computer engineering pro­ ley College of Nursing and Health offers grams, and the engineering physics program, both bachelor's and master's programs to are accedited by the Accreditation Board for prepare students to meet the current and Engineering and Technology (ABET). future challenges of the health care field. Our College of Business and Admini­ ___.:tC::~ ~~!!!!!!!::::...__ _____,~ · Other care-related professions are found stration programs are accredited by the Ameri­ L . in the College of Education and Human can Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Busi­ Russ Engmeermg Center Services, wherestudentsprepareforteach- ness (AACSB). ing and counseling opportunities in the public and private school The College of Science and Mathematics offers programs in environment and in the corporate arena of training and develop­ life, chemical, and environmental sciences, and in medical technol- ment and employee assistance. UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS AND MAJORS College of Business and Industrial and Systems College of Education and Dance Administration Engineering Human Services Economics Accountancy Materials Science and Early Childhood Education English Business Economics Engineering Pre-K/K-P French Finance Mechanical Engineering Earth and Space Sciences Geography German Financial Services College of Science and Earth Sciences/Chemistry Greek Human Resource Management Mathematics Earth Sciences/Physics International Business Economics Education History Biological Sciences Management Health and Physical Education Integrated Language Arts/ Biological Sciences Education Management Information Systems Human Services English Education Chemistry Operations Management Integrated Business Education International Studies Environmental Sciences Marketing Integrated Language Arts/ Latin Geological Sciences English Education Mass Communication College of Engineering and Geological Sciences Education Integrated Mathematics Modem Languages Integrated Science Education Computer Science Education Motion Picture History, Theory, Mathematics Biomedical Engineering Integrated Sciences Education and Criticism Medical Technology Computer Engineering Life Sciences Motion Picture Production Physics Computer Science Life Sciences/Chemistry Music Physics Education Electrical Engineering Life Sciences/Earth Sciences Music Education Psychology Engineering Physics Life Sciences/Physics Music History and Literature Marketing Education Music Performance Middle Childhood Education Organizational Communication Modem Languages Education Philosophy Physical Sciences Education Political Science Political Sciences Education Religion Psychology/Sociology Education Selected Studies Rehabilitation Services Social and Industrial Social Science Education Communication (dual major) Visual Arts Education Social Science Education Vocational Education Social Work Sociology College of Liberal Arts Spanish Acting Theatre Design/Technology/ Acting-Musical Theatre Stage Management Anthropology Theatre Studies Art Urban Affairs Art Hi story Women' s Studies Art Hi story/Art Studio Classical Humanities College of Nursing and Communication Studies Health Nursing The Student Union 2 2000 WRIGHT STATE SOFTBALL . WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY RAIDER SOFTBALL V The Paul Laurence Dunbar V Wright State's 33 wins in 1999 Library's Department of Archives was the most ever in a season for a and Special Collections houses Raider softball team. one of the world's most complete repositories of original docu­ V The Raiders have
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