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Texas Lutheran University 2019 Softball Roster Texas Lutheran University 2019 Softball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. B/T Hometown / Previous School 2 Rebecca Snow UT 5-6 Jr. L/R Tomball, Texas / Klein Oak / Tyler JC 3 Kayla Oliveira P 5-3 Jr. R/R San Diego, Texas / San Diego / Laredo College 4 Kali Chatham UT 5-6 So. R/R Moody, Texas / Moody 5 Casey Martin 2B 5-3 Fr. L/R Pearland, Texas / Pearland 6 Chassety Raines P/OF 5-7 Fr. S/R Spring, Texas / Klein Collins 7 DeAnna Hernandez OF 5-5 Jr. R/R Sugar Land, Texas / Dulles 8 Erica Garcia C 5-2 Jr. R/R Deer Park, Texas / Deer Park 9 Alyssa Cantu C 5-2 Jr. R/R Baytown, Texas / Sterling 10 Madisyn Cates 2B 5-7 Jr. R/R Baytown, Texas / Sterling 12 Kassie Maddox UT 5-5 Sr. R/R Midland, Texas / Midland Greenwood / Midland JC 14 Delani Sipila C 5-2 Jr. R/R Helotes, Texas / O’Connor 15 Haley Padilla UT 5-6 So. R/R Spring Branch, Texas / Smithson Valley 16 Skylar Ouellette OF 5-6 So. R/R Corpus Christi, Texas / Gregory Portland 17 Michaela McHugh 1B 5-9 So. R/R Zachary, La. / Zachary 20 Sarah Metzer C 5-9 Fr. R/R Sugar Land, Texas / Dulles 21 Kylie Murdock P 5-8 Sr. R/R Garrison, Texas / Garrison / Angelina JC 24 McKay Bloxham OF 5-6 So. L/R Katy, Texas / Katy 26 Kelly Jurden OF 5-7 So. L/L Brenham, Texas / Brenham 30 Cassie Roche SS 5-7 Jr. R/R Corpus Christi, Texas / Gregory-Portland 32 Jordaine Bishop P 5-8 Jr. R/R Leander, Texas / Rouse 33 Amanda Morgan UT 5-11 Fr. R/R Irvine, California / Irvine 37 Bianca Cerda 1B 5-7 Jr. L/L Corona, California / Santiago / Midland College 44 Lauren Myers P 5-5 Jr. R/R Sweeny, Texas / Sweeny 77 Cassidy Myers UT 5-4 Fr. L/R Sweeny, Texas / Sweeny Head Coach: Wade Wilson, 8th season, 277-66 (.808) Assistant Coach: Olivia Van Hook, 1st season Assistant Coach: Dennis Moe, 8th season Assistant Coach: Ed Zarzabal, 4th season Pronunciations 3 Kayla Oliveira OH-lee-VAID-uh 4 Kali Chatham KAY-lee CHAT-um 12 Kassie Maddox KASS-ee MADD-ucks 14 Delani Sipila duh-LAY-nee SIP-uh-luh 15 Haley Padilla puh-DEE-uh 16 Skylar Ouelette wah-LETT 24 McKay Bloxham BLOCKS-um 30 Cassie Roche KASS-ee ROACH 32 Jordaine Bishop JOR-dun 37 Bianca Cerda SIR-duh WADE WILSON HEAD COACH Wade Wilson became the head softball coach at Texas Lutheran Universi- ty on June 2, 2011. The 2019 campaign is the eighth year for Wilson at the helm of the Bulldog program, a softball program he’s built into one of the best in all of NCAA Division III. The Bulldogs have won six consecutive Southern Collegiate Athletic Con- ference Championships and have made six straight trips to the NCAA Division III regional tournament. Wilson and his staff have claimed SCAC Coach of the Year honors in five of the last six seasons. On May 19, 2019, in Linfield, Ore., the Bulldogs qualified for their first-ever NCAA Division III Softball National Championship Finals (also known as the DIII Softball World Series) with a 5-2 third-game vicory over Linfield College. The Bulldogs won the best 2-of-3 series to claim the DIII Softball McMinnville, Ore. Super Regional Champion- ship. TLU won the first game of the series 6-5 in 10 innings, dropped the second game 9-7, and won the finale by breaking a 2-2 tie with a three- run sixth. Kelly Jurden drove in the game-winning run and capped the victory with a steal of home (the fifth run for TLU in the game). TLU won its first NCAA DIII Regional Championship by going 3-0 at the 2019 Marshall, Texas Regional. TLU defeated No. 6 Birmingham-South- ern twice and ousted No. 2-ranked and regional host East Texas Baptist. TLU was the NCAA DIII Seguin Regional runner-up in 2018 and the NCAA DIII Tyler Regional runner-up in 2014, 2016 and 2017. The Bull- dogs finished third in the 2015 NCAA DIII Tyler Regional. In eight years with the Bulldogs, Wilson has amassed a 277-66 (.808) overall record and an 129-3 mark (.978) in the SCAC. He has won 657 TLU SOFTBALL ALL-TIME RECORD games (counting his TLU victories and his high school wins). In his total head softball coaching career (high school and college), Wilson has a 714-545-2 (.567) combined record of 657-137-6 (a winning percentage of .825). TLU COACHING CHRONOLOGY In 2018, the Bulldogs produced an overall record of 39-3 after falling in Mike Carter 46-55-1 (25-34-1 HOTC) the final game of the NCAA DIII Softball Seguin Regional. The Bulldogs 1989 Won 13 Lost 15 Tied 0 (7-13 HOTC 4th) set the new school mark for single-season winning percentage at .929. 1990 Won 12 Lost 23 Tied 0 (5-11 HOTC 6th) 1991 Won 21 Lost 17 Tied 1 (13-10-1 HOTC 3rd) TLU scored 297 runs (third all-time for a single season) and produced Wiley Tarver 32-47 (21-27 HOTC) 256 RBI (third all-time), 76 doubles (second all-time), 24 home runs 1992 Won 19 Lost 22 Tied 0 (11-13 HOTC 3rd) (third all-time), a team slugging percentage of .499 (third all-time), and 1993 Won 13 Lost 25 Tied 0 (10-14-0 HOTC T5th) an on-base percentage of .428 (third all-time). Jennifer Hightower 101-97 (44-52 HOTC) 1994 Won 31 Lost 14 Tied 0 (12-12 HOTC 4th) In 2018, Maitlin Raycroft was named an All-American for the second 1995 Won 28 Lost 24 Tied 0 (9-11 HOTC T3rd) consecutive year. She followed last season’s 21-3 pitching record and eight 1996 Won 14 Lost 30 Tied 0 (8-16 HOTC 5th) no-hitters with a mark of 20-1 to go with five more no-hitters. Raycroft 1997 Won 28 Lost 29 tied 0 (15-13 HOTC 5th) has the top two single-season no-hitter totals in NCAA Division III his- tory. She is second all-time in total no-hitters thrown by an NCAA DIII Cindy Manley 58-77 (18-29 HOTC) 1998 Won 19 Lost 29 Tied 0 (12-15 HOTC 6th) pitcher. When Raycroft started her TLU pitching career in 2017, TLU 1999 Won 21 Lost 28 Tied 0 (6-14 HOTC 5th) Softball had 14 no-hitters on the books. TLU Softball now has 27 after 13 2000 Won 18 Lost 20 Tied 0 NAIA/NCAA-II Ind. no-hitters from Raycroft. Missy Steiger 200-224-1 (123-123-1 ASC) 2001 Won 17 Lost 19 Tied 0 NAIA/NCAA-II Ind. The Bulldogs put six softball players on the 2018 National Fastpitch 2002 Won 16 Lost 22 Tied 0 (12-12 ASC West 4th) Coaches Association West Region Team. TLU seniors Kyla Lockley and 2003 Won 22 Lost 16 Tied 0 (13-11 ASC West 3rd) Raycroft were named to the NFCA West Region First Team. 2004 Won 29 Lost 11 Tied 1 (22-4-1 ASC West 1st) 2005 Won 24 Lost 20 Tied 0 (17-11 ASC West 3rd) Sophomore shortstop Cassie Roche and junior utility player Kassie 2006 Won 17 Lost 19 Tied 0 (13-11 ASC West 4th) 2007 Won 20 Lost 18 Tied 0 (14-10 ASC West 4th) Maddox picked up West Region Second Team honors. Sophomore sec- 2008 Won 11 Lost 27 Tied 0 (6-18 ASC West 6th) ond baseman Madisyn Cates and freshman outfielder Kelly Jurden were 2009 Won 12 Lost 26 Tied 0 (7-17 ASC West 6th) named to the West Region Third Team. 2010 Won 14 Lost 24 Tied 0 (8-16 ASC West 5th) 2011 Won 18 Lost 22 Tied 0 (11-13 ASC West 5th) In 2017, the Bulldogs produced an overall record of 38-6 - a mark that in- Wade Wilson 277-66-0 (129-3 Conference) cluded a 38-game win streak during the year. TLU stormed to the SCAC 2012 Won 19 Lost 19 Tied 0 (13-11 ASC West T3rd) regular-season title and the SCAC tournament championship and fin- 2013 Won 33 Lost 10 Tied 0 (22-2 ASC West 1st) ished as the NCAA Division III Tyler Regional runner-up. The Bulldogs 2014 Won 33 Lost 9 . Tied 0 (21-1 SCAC 1st)** were ranked as high as No. 5 in the NFCA softball poll for NCAA DIII. 2015 Won 37 Lost 6 . Tied 0 (23-0 SCAC 1st)** 2016 Won 43 Lost 5 Tied 0 (23-1 SCAC 1st)** TLU finished the year at No. 10 in the last NFCA poll of the year. 2017 Won 38 Lost 6 . Tied 0 (22-0 SCAC 1st)** 2018 Won 39 Lost 3 . Tied 0 (19-0 SCAC 1st)** TLU pitcher Maitlin Raycroft set the new NCAA DIII record for no-hit- 2019 Won 35 Lost 8 . Tied 0 (21-1 SCAC 1st)** ters in a season, with eight during the 2017 season. ** SCAC Champions and NCAA Tournament Qualifiers Team Notes - 2019 Bulldogs QUICK FACTS - TLU joined SCAC in 2013-14 athletics year. The 2014 season was the Bulldogs' first softball season in - 6 NCAA Division III playoff appearances the SCAC. - 2019 Super Regional Championship (1st in school - Three all-time losses in SCAC regular-season play. history) - Head Coach Wade Wilson has a TLU Softball - 1st NCAA Division III Championship Finals ap- coaching record of 277-66 (.808).
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