CONTENTS INSIDE OCU quick facts 1 Head Coach 2 Coaching Staff 3 Baseball Outlook 4 Baseball Profiles 5-8 Roster 9 2009 Statistics 10-11 2009 Results 12 Conference 13 Records 14 Honors 15-16 Championships 17-18 Ann Lacy Stadium 19 Jay Miller 20-21 Administration 22 Sports Information 23 OCU President 24 This is OCU 25 Jen Davis Ashley Wilburn DIRECTORY ABOUT OCU SOFTBALL TEAM INFO. Athletic Director Jim Abbott...... (405) 208-5301 Location: Oklahoma City 2009 Record: 53-9 Assistant Athletic Director Founded: 1904 National Finish: NAIA Championships, Fourth Greg Kersgieter ...... (405) 208-5317 President: Tom J. McDaniel (Northwestern Conference Record: 23-5, second Administrative Assistant Oklahoma State, 1960) Starters Returning/Lost: 5/4 Liz Richards...... (405) 208-5309 Athletic Director: Jim Abbott (Huntingdon, 1986) Letter Winners Returning/Lost: 8/4 Softball Assistant Athletic Director: Greg Kersgieter Top Returnees: Jen Davis, Laurin Hess, Amanda Phil McSpadden...... (405) 208-5308 (Missouri Southern, 1990) Howard, Lily LaVelle, Ashley Wilburn Bobbi Bridges...... (405) 208-5976 Faculty Representative: Dr. David May Top Newcomers: Kelby Roberson, Nathalie Timmermans Baseball Athletic Academic Compliance Denney Crabaugh . . . . . (405) 208-5156 Coordinator: James Downer SPORTS INFO. Keith Lytle ...... (405) 208-5157 Enrollment: 3,810 Men’s Basketball Affiliation: NAIA Director of athletic communications: Kevin Morrissey...... (405) 208-5310 Conference: Sooner Athletic Conference Rich Tortorelli - (405) 208-5304 Quinn Wooldridge. . . . . (405) 208-5375 Nickname: Stars Assistant sports information director: Women’s Basketball Colors: Royal Blue and White Jeremy Stevens - (405) 208-5431 Rob Edmisson ...... (405) 208-5868 Baseball Facility: Jim Wade Stadium (400 Office Fax: (405) 208-5816 Stephanie Shaw...... (405) 208-5307 capacity, dimensions 335-400-325) Athletic Hotline: (405) 208-5400 Men’s Golf Softball Facility: Ann Lacy Stadium (350 E-mail Address: [email protected] Kyle Blaser...... (405) 208-5303 capacity, dimensions 200-215-200) Web site: www.ocusports.com Women’s Golf Address: Oklahoma City University M.J. Desbiens...... (405) 208-5302 2501 N. Blackwelder Ave. Cross Country/Track and Field Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Michael Houston...... (405) 208-5319 Chris Ward...... (405) 208-5389 SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF Rowing Head Coach: Phil McSpadden (Oral Roberts, 1977) Mike Knopp...... (405) 208-5300 Record at OCU: 1,177-282, 23 years Melanie Borger ...... (405) 208-5521 Overall Record: 1,304-322, 28 years Linas Smailys...... (405) 208-5521 Office Phone: (405) 208-5308 Soccer E-mail Address: [email protected] Brian Harvey ...... (405) 208-5165 Assistants: Bobbi Bridges, Guy Cook, Billy Martin ...... (405) 208-5800 Harold Copas Volleyball Jen Gomez ...... 405) 208-6205 ABOUT THE MEDIA GUIDE Bailey Coleman ...... (405) 208-5431 Written and edited by: Rich Tortorelli and Jeremy Stevens. Designed by: Kevin Miller and Kevin Bright. Wrestling Photography: Hugh Scott Jr. University Archives: Christina Wolf. Archie Randall...... (405) 208-5379 On the cover: Seniors Amanda Howard and Ashley Wilburn. Wayne James...... (405) 606-4826 Link Davis ...... (405) 606-4826 Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 1 HEAD COACH

McSpadden’s year-by-year record

Year, school ...... W-L Pct. 1988, Oklahoma City...... 46-24 .657 1989, Oklahoma City...... 47-23 .621 1990, Oklahoma City...... 50-8 .862 1991, Oklahoma City...... 42-17 .707 1992, Oklahoma City...... 50-17 .746 1993, Oklahoma City...... 57-12 .826 1994, Oklahoma City...... 52-8 .867 1995, Oklahoma City...... 49-9 .845 1996, Oklahoma City...... 59-5 .922 1997, Oklahoma City...... 57-12 .826 1998, Oklahoma City...... 63-10 .863 1999, Oklahoma City...... 69-12 .852 2000, Oklahoma City...... 63-12 .840 2001, Oklahoma City...... 56-12 .824 Phil McSpadden 2002, Oklahoma City...... 58-10 .853 2003, Oklahoma City...... 38-25 .603 Head coach 2004, Oklahoma City ...... 66-13 .835 2005, Oklahoma City...... 47-16 .746 23rd year at OCU 2006, Oklahoma City...... 53-7 .883 (Oral Roberts) 2007, Oklahoma City...... 53-6 .898 28th year as head coach 2008, Oklahoma City...... 49-14 .778 2009, Oklahoma City...... 53-9 .855 1,177-282 at OCU 1,304-322 in 27 years overall Totals...... 1,124-273 .805 Eight National Championships NAIA championships 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007

Phil McSpadden has built the nation’s best small-college consecutive national tournaments. After missing the softball program and most storied program in the NAIA tournament in 1991, McSpadden’s teams have qualified at Oklahoma City University, capturing eight national for the national tournament every year. McSpadden has a championships. 1,177-282 record in that span. McSpadden has compiled myriad accolades, including Prior to coming to OCU, McSpadden coached at Ponca becoming an NAIA hall of famer in 2007. He has been City and Dewey high schools, compiling an impressive 127- recognized as national coach of the year by the National 40 record in five years while leading teams at both schools Fastpitch Coaches Association three times, NAIA coach of to state tournaments. While at Dewey, his teams won the the year eight times, region coach of the year once and school’s first three crowns in any sport. three-time Sooner Athletic Conference coach of the year. A native of Vinita, Okla., McSpadden played baseball at He and his staff have been NFCA NAIA coaching staff of the Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College and Oral Roberts. He year twice. graduated from ORU in 1977 with a business management In his 23rd year at OCU, McSpadden has guided OCU to degree. He earned his master’s degree in business education eight national championships, the most in NAIA history, from Oklahoma State in 1980. McSpadden has two sons, and two national runner-up finishes in 21 trips to the NAIA Matthew and Aaron. Championships. He has coached 39 individuals who became all-American, 25 first-team all-Americans and 23 NAIA scholar-athletes, as well as five NAIA players of the year, two NAIA pitchers of the year, three NAIA catchers of the year and three four-time all-Americans. Four former OCU players have helped their country win Olympic medals. OCU has captured 10 regional titles, five bi-district titles, five district titles and 13 Sooner Athletic Conference titles under McSpadden. OCU has won 13 of 15 conference championships. McSpadden came to OCU in 1988 and started a tradition of dominance with a bang by guiding the team to three

2 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide COACHING STAFF

Assistants/Support staff Bobbi Bridges Assistant coach Eighth year (Oklahoma City)

Bobbi Bridges, in her eighth season as assistant softball coach, has been a part of NAIA title teams as a coach and a player at Oklahoma City University. She assists coach Phil McSpadden in all aspects of the program. In her seven years coaching at OCU, the Stars have averaged 51 wins per year Guy Cook and have advanced to the NAIA Championships each year, winning the national Strength and title in 2007. conditioning coach Prior to her return to the OCU softball program, Bridges spent two years as the assistant coach at Blinn College in Brenham, Texas. She played for McSpadden at OCU from 1994-98, helping OCU win four con- secutive NAIA championships. She was selected as a first-team NAIA all-Ameri- can catcher in 1997 and 1998. A native of Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, Bridges set NAIA Championships re- cords with two home runs in a game and eight total bases in a game. She set those records against Mobile (Ala.) in 1997. Bridges once played for the Team Canada softball program. Harold Copas Bridges is married to Prince Bridges. Pitching coach

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 3 OUTLOOK Oklahoma City University enters the 2010 softball season looking to out. I hope I am not expect- match last year’s results and return to the NAIA Championships. ing too much from her, but I The Stars finished 53-9 last season and advanced to the semifinals of the think she is going to be one national tournament. OCU has advanced to the national tournament 18 of our better players.” years in a row. Melanie Mobley, a junior OCU has captured eight national championships in softball with its last from Spokane, Wash., joins coming in 2007. the Stars after spending two “We will have more seniors in this class than we have ever had,” OCU seasons at Wenatchee Valley coach Phil McSpadden said. “We think we can fill in the right pieces and (Wash.). come up with the right combination with the improvement of last year’s “She is a hard worker sophomores and juniors.” that seems to be very intel- The Stars will be led by all-Americans Amanda Howard and Ashley Wil- ligent,” McSpadden said. “I burn. think she is going to help us Howard, a senior from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, had a breakout season just from a good teammate for OCU last year on her way to becoming NAIA and Sooner Athletic Confer- standpoint. You always need ence player of the year. Howard hit .436 with 26 home runs, 58 RBIs and 13 those players who are willing stolen bases. to fill in wherever you need “She has improved so much over her career,” McSpadden said about them to.” Howard. “Last year we threw her into the leadoff spot, and I guess the con- Shari Misuraca, a fresh- fidence we were showing in her allowed her to have that much more con- man from Oklahoma City, fidence in herself.” was originally part of Mc- Wilburn, a senior from Gilmer, Texas, is a veteran pitcher for the Stars Spadden’s first recruiting with good velocity. Wilburn earned second-team all-American honors with a class at OCU. She joins the 24-4 record and a 1.12 earned run average a year ago. She also hit .327 with Stars this year as an asset be- four home runs and 20 RBIs. cause of her maturity. “There is no question that we are expecting some bigger things out of “During the course of the Amanda Howard her this year than last year,” McSpadden said of Wilburn. “Her velocity has fall we are seeing more and always been her number one asset, but she is getting to where she has tight- more of what was there 20 years ago,” McSpadden said. “We couldn’t sign er spins on her pitches.” anyone that is going to try any harder, and because of her maturity she is A position-by-position look at the Stars: more beneficial in areas outside of the physical play of the game. I would be surprised if she is not a big-time asset for us by next year.” Infield With the loss of three senior infielders from last year’s squad, the Stars Outfield will count on new faces to fill the void. OCU returns two starters in the outfield in Howard and Laurin Hess. Jen Davis, a senior from Muscatine, Iowa, is the only full-time starter that Hess, a senior from Edmond, Okla., is a three-year starter who has pro- returns on the infield. Davis had a .285 average with 11 home runs and 44 vided timely hitting for the Stars in the past. Hess batted .326 with three RBIs playing at first base a year ago. McSpadden expects that Davis will play home runs and 29 RBIs a year ago. either first base or third base for the Stars this season. “Laurin is a pretty good athlete that has that bulldog mindset,” McSpad- “She is a bat that we’ve got to have in our lineup, and she does so many den said. “We’re expecting a big year out of her now that she is older and a things well,” McSpadden said. “We’re hoping she’s going to have a break- little bit more mature. She has always been clutch for us.” out year for us this year.” Autumn Mayberry, a freshman from Mustang, Okla., is expected to fill Lily Lavelle, a sophomore from Bridge Creek, Okla., will spend time both the other starting outfield spot after redshirting a year ago. at shortstop and in the circle. Lavelle hit .333 with seven homers and 41 RBIs “She has so many natural tools,” McSpadden said of Mayberry. “She is and was named SAC freshman of the year last season. probably going to be our two-hole hitter this year.” “One of the biggest surprises that I have had as a coach is what Lily did for Katie Proffitt, a sophomore from Tulsa, Okla., is expected to see some us last year,” McSpadden said. “She is valuable for us in two places.” time in the outfield this season. Proffitt hit .222 with an RBI and four runs LeeAnn Lopez, a freshman from Grand Prairie, Texas, is expected to play scored in 18 plate appearances last season. on the right side of the infield after redshirting last year. “This year I hope to get her more playing time just to see if we can use her “We redshirted her a year ago, and I think it did her a lot of good,” Mc- in the outfield,” McSpadden said. “I am hoping this year will be a defining Spadden said. “I am impressed with her mental ability to deal with what- moment for her turnaround where we can count on her down the road.” ever. I think she will be a middle-of-the-order type of hitter.” Kendall Hobens, a senior from Tulsa, Okla., is scheduled to redshirt. Alicia Clifton, a sophomore from Bethany, Okla., provides speed and will be counted on as a pinch runner. Clifton hit .364 with two RBIs and seven Pitching runs scored in limited time last season. The Stars have three returners in the circle this season with Wilburn, “She is a good athlete that we’re hoping can become a good softball LaVelle and Jenni Gaby all back from last year’s team. player,” McSpadden said. “I have a lot of confidence in her as a pinch run- Gaby, a junior from Quitman, Texas, will look to return to the form that ner, but there is more there. We are still trying to figure out where she can had her as the teams’ ace two seasons ago. help us the most.” “She has worked hard on getting her velocity up.” McSpadden said. “If Kelby Roberson, a freshman from Washington, Okla., is a talented new- we can get her back to where she was two years ago, there is no question comer that will see time in the middle infield this season. that our pitching staff is going to be very much improved.” “Kelby seems to handle adversity well. If she is able to do that, we might Chelsey Eddy, a freshman from Rockwall, Texas, is expected to redshirt. get great things out of her early in her career,” McSpadden said. “I would be shocked if she isn’t playing second base for us this year. We are going to OCU will try for its ninth national title in 2010. put a lot of pressure on her early, but maybe her personality will allow it.” “We need to stabilize our infield and see where the offense goes,” Mc- Nathalie Timmermans, a sophomore from Oldenzaal, Netherlands, joins Spadden said. “We will be stronger in some areas and obviously weaker the team this season with international experience with the Dutch national in some others. If Amanda just comes close to doing the same thing and team. everyone else picks up their game, I will feel good about our possibilities for “She is a big, strong girl that has a good arm,” McSpadden said. “Because duplicating last season’s results.” of her size and athleticism, we think there is a lot there waiting to burst 4 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide PROFILES Amanda Ashley Howard Wilburn Outfielder 12 Pitcher 14 Sr. R/R Sr. R/R 5-9 5-8 Strathmore, Alberta, Can- Gilmer, Texas ada (Stephen F. Austin)

Possesses every tool … returning all-American and player Pitcher with good velocity … returning all-American pushing of the year … 2009: Hit .436 with 26 home runs, 58 RBIs and for more accolades … 2009: Went 24-4 with a 1.12 earned run 13 stolen bases … 92 hits … 17 doubles, three triples … 68 runs average … struck out 265 in 205 innings … 18 complete games, … NAIA player of the year … first-team all-American … Sooner 10 shutouts and four saves … batted .327 with four home runs Athletic Conference player of the year … first-team all-SAC … and 20 RBIs … second-team all-American … first-team all-Sooner NAIA Championships all-tournament team … home run vs. Point Athletic Conference … struck out 10 batters in seven innings against Loma Nazarene on May 18 in NAIA Championships … 3-for-4 with Mid-America Christian on March 24 … pitched seven scoreless a double and two runs scored against Georgetown (Ky.) on May innings with seven strikeouts vs. Bethel (Tenn.) on May 14 in NAIA 15 in the NAIA Championships … 3-for-4 with two home runs and Championships … pitched a five-hit shutout against Point Loma four RBIs vs. Lubbock Christian on March 26 … 3-for-3 with five Nazarene on May 18 in NAIA Championships … homer vs. Pittsburg RBIs and run scored against Mid-America Christian on March 24 State on March 7 … three RBIs vs. Southwestern (Kan.) on April 25 … … 2-for-2 with home run, double against Southwestern (Kan.) on 3-for-4 with home run vs. Cameron on April 21 … 2008: Went 10-3 April 25 … 2008: Hit .353 with five home runs, 33 RBIs and 10 with 2.19 earned run average … struck out 51 in 80 innings … threw stolen bases … six doubles, two triples … 3-for-3 with two RBIs, one-hit, seven-inning shutout vs. Central Methodist on March 1 … double, homer vs. St. Gregory’s on May 3 in SAC Tournament title two shutout innings vs. Avila on March 1 … five strikeouts in three game … 2-for-4 with four RBIs, steal vs. Lubbock Christian on Feb. shutout innings vs. Panhandle State on Feb. 23 … three scoreless 22 … 2-for-4 with grand slam vs. Lee on March 14 … 3-for-5 with innings vs. USAO on April 8 … struck out seven in 4.1 innings vs. four runs, three RBIs, triple at Northwestern on March 11 … 2-for-3 USAO on April 8 … two scoreless innings vs. Lee on March 14 … with two RBIs vs. USAO on April 8 … 2-for-2 with homer vs. Rogers 2.1 scoreless innings at Oklahoma Baptist on April 15 … hit .200 State on April 17 … two-run homer at Oklahoma Baptist on April with one RBI … scored twice … 2007: Went 9-14 with 4.77 ERA for 15 … 2007: Hit .318 with four home runs, 33 RBIs and 18 steals Stephen F. Austin … struck out 56 in 124.2 innings … recorded one ... five triples ... two-run homer at Oklahoma State on March 6 ... shutout … 6-3 with 1.91 ERA in conference play … hit .241 with 3-for-3 with triple, two RBIs at Oklahoma Christian on Feb. 20 ... one home run and five RBIs …High school: Went 27-5 as a senior 3-for-4 with two RBIs vs. Cameron on Feb. 23 ... 3-for-4 with two for Gilmer (Texas) … hit .400 … four-time coaches all-state, all-East runs scored vs. Truman on March 16 ... 2-for-4 with triple, three Texas most valuable player and District 19-2A MVP … played in RBIs at Oklahoma Baptist on March 13 ... 2-for-3 with homer, three Texas Girls Coaches Association all-star game … coached by Renesia RBIs vs. Southwestern (Kan.) on March 23 ... 2-for-2 with two RBIs Wilburn … lettered four times in softball and volleyball and twice vs. Columbia on May 18 in NAIA Championships ... 2-for-4 vs. Simon in basketball … all-state in volleyball as a senior … four-time district Fraser on May 21 in NAIA Championships ... 2006: Redshirted ... MVP … Texas Scholar as senior … Who’s Who Among American High High school: Lettered three times in basketball, track and field School Students … played for East Texas Sports/Queen of Diamonds and volleyball … member of honor roll … member of Canadian coached by Henry Wilburn … Personal: Majoring in marketing … junior national team ... named Alberta female softball player of the daughter of Henry and Renesia Wilburn … mother played basketball year … played club for Calgary Illusion, which won the provincial at Texas A&M-Commerce … recruited by OCU out of high school … championship and placed fourth in Canadians ... coached by Dave born Jan. 13, 1988 in Longview, Texas. Lafrance ... Personal: Majoring in kinesiology … daughter of Jay and Marie Ann Howard … enjoys watching movies … fan of Calgary Flames of the NHL … born March 26, 1987 in Strathmore, OCU STATISTICS Alberta, Canada. Season W-L ERA IP Hits BB SO CG 2008 10-3 2.19 80.0 64 40 51 3 2009 24-4 1.12 205.1 126 61 265 20 OCU STATISTICS Totals 34-7 1.66 285.1 190 101 316 23 Season AB Runs Hits Avg. HRs RBIs SB 2007 176 46 56 .318 4 33 18 2008 173 40 61 .353 5 33 10 Laurin 2009 211 68 92 .436 26 58 13 Totals 560 154 209 .369 35 124 41 Hess Outfielder 1 Sr. R/R 5-4 Edmond, Okla. (Edmond North)

Good athlete … clutch hitter … 2009: Hit .326 with three homers and 29 RBIs … 30 runs scored … 11 doubles … eight stolen bases … two homers vs. Northwestern on March 3 … 4-for-4 with home run, three RBIs and two runs scored at Oklahoma Christian on Feb. 20 … 2-for-3 with RBI and a run against Dickinson State on May 19 in NAIA Championships … 2-for-2 with a run scored against Rogers State on Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 5 PROFILES Feb. 26 … 2008: Hit .318 with four home runs and 18 RBIs … nine doubles … second-team all-Sooner Athletic Conference … 1.000 Lily fielding percentage … 4-for-4 with two doubles vs. Rogers State LaVelle 2 on May 2 in SAC Tournament … 2-for-2 with RBI vs. Lee on March INF/P 14 … 2-for-4 with two doubles, two RBIs vs. Walsh on May 16 in NAIA Championships … 2-for-4 with homer, three RBIs vs. Oklahoma So. R/R Christian on April 5 … 2-for-4 with homer vs. Mobile on May 17 in 5-7 NAIA Championships … 2-for-3 with two RBIs vs. Belhaven on March Bridge Creek, Okla. 18 … 2-for-3 with double, two RBIs vs. Houston-Victoria on April 19 … two-run walk-off homer vs. Southern Nazarene on April 22 … homer vs. Houston-Victoria on May 8 in Region VI Championships … 2007: Hit .293 with five homers and 30 RBIs ... 2-for-3 with four Will play in the field and pitch … great velocity and good RBIs against Oklahoma Christian on April 5 and vs. William Jewell movement at the plate on her pitches … 2009: Went 25-5 with a on April 20 ... 3-for-3 with two RBIs vs. Southern Nazarene on April 1.76 earned run average and 263 strikeouts … nine shutouts, one 21 and vs. Evangel on March 24 ... two RBIs vs. Columbia on May save … hit .333 with seven home runs and 41 RBIs … 10 doubles, 18 in national tournament ... doubled and scored in national title two triples … Sooner Athletic Conference freshman of the year … game ... High school: Hit .429 with 34 runs scored and eight allowed only two hits over seven innings in a 1-0 victory over No. 2 triples as senior … coaches all-state … Oklahoman big all-city … all- Lubbock Christian on May 18 in NAIA Championships …. pitched a Edmond … all-Metro Conference … lettered four times in softball no-hitter with 15 strikeouts against No. 22 Southern Nazarene on and once each in basketball and diving … member of a two-time April 6 … pitched a three-hit shutout against Northwest Missouri on Class 6A state champion team … coached by Rick Nordyke … played March 7 … had 10 strikeouts in five hitless innings against Dordt on for Oklahoma “Original” Ultimate coached by Adrianne Hauck … Mar. 17 … two home runs in doubleheader vs. Rogers State on Feb. Personal: Majoring in kinesiology … daughter of Mike and Lauri 26 … 2-for-2 with two runs scored vs. Georgetown (Ky.) on May 15 Hess … mother played basketball and ran track at Northern … chose in NAIA Championships … three straight games with home run from OCU over Seminole State and Southwestern Oklahoma State … April 21-24 … five RBIs vs. Southwestern (Kan.) on April 24 … High member of Edmond North Athletic Hall of Fame ... born Oct. 12, school: Went 25-2 with 0.72 ERA, 256 strikeouts as senior … hit .447 1987 in Stillwater, Okla. with 28 RBIs and 10 runs scored … first-teamOklahoman little all-city … second-team slow-pitch all-city … three-time conference pitcher OCU STATISTICS of the year … fast-pitch softball coaches association all-state … Season AB Runs Hits Avg. HRs RBIs SB threw three hitless innings in all-state games … honorable-mention 2007 133 31 39 .293 5 30 4 little all-city as junior … coached by Ray Chidester … Oklahoman 2008 151 32 48 .318 4 24 2 scholar-athlete … honorable-mention little all-city in basketball as 2009 181 30 59 .326 3 29 8 junior … 11.3 points a game … lettered four times in softball, three Totals 465 93 146 .312 12 83 14 times each in basketball and track and field and twice in slow-pitch softball … academic all-conference … qualified for state meet in track … Personal: Majoring in kinesiology … daughter of Gary Jen and Robbie LaVelle … born May 18, 1990 in Oklahoma City. Davis Infielder OCU STATISTICS 16 Season W-L ERA IP Hits BB SO CG Sr. R/R 2009 25-5 1.76 175.0 95 76 263 15 5-5 Muscatine, Iowa Chelsey (Southeastern Iowa) Eddy Pitcher 3 Hits for power … versatile player … 2009: Hit .285 with 11 home Fr. L/R runs and 44 RBIs … seven doubles … 51 runs … two homers vs. Southwestern (Kan.) on April 25 … home run vs. Rogers State on Feb. 5-6 26 … homer and two RBIs against Southern Nazarene on April 7 … Rockwall, Texas 3-for-4 with RBI vs. Dickinson State on May 19 in NAIA Championships (Rockwall-Heath) … homer vs. Oklahoma Baptist on March 31 … Previous school: Hit .364 with 13 home runs and 53 RBIs as sophomore … first-team all- NJCAA Region XI … hit .340 with six homers and 60 RBIs as freshman Expected to redshirt … High school: Went 23-8 as a senior with … first-team all-Iowa Community College Athletic Conference … 283 strikeouts … nine no-hitters … district most valuable player … High school: Honorable-mention all-Mississippi Athletic Conference first-team all-district … first-team all-state … 44-20 career record as senior with Davenport West (Iowa) … all-region as junior … hit with 641 strikeouts … pitched 24 innings in a 3-2 extra-innings .248 as sophomore … hit .327 as freshman … two-time honorable- playoff victory over Hallsville (Texas) with 25 strikeouts in 2008 … mention Class 3A all-state … coached by Steve Saladino … lettered coached by Kourtny Huey … lettered four times in softball and once three times in softball, twice each in tennis and volleyball … played in volleyball … played for Texas Glory coached by Dewayne Lutz … for QC Blast coached by Rich Darnell and QC Aces coached by Steve academic all-district as a senior … member of the National Honor Ebner … Personal: Majoring in kinesiology … daughter of Randy Society … Personal: Majoring in university studies … daughter of and Deb Davis … born June 23, 1987. Rick and Marcia Eddy … born Nov. 15, 1990 in Wichita, Kan. OCU STATISTICS Season AB Runs Hits Avg. HRs RBIs SB 2009 179 33 51 .285 11 44 1

6 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide PROFILES Alicia Autumn Clifton Mayberry Infielder 4 Outfielder 3 So. R/R RS Fr. L/L 5-7 5-8 Bethany, Okla. Mustang, Okla.

Good athlete with some power … intelligent player … 2009: Had Player with natural tools … expected to start in left field …2009: four hits in 11 at-bats … .364 batting average … two RBIs, seven runs Redshirted … High school: Honorable-mention Oklahoman big scored … 1-for-1 with an RBI against Southwestern (Kan.) on April all-city as senior … Vype Magazine all-metro … first-team all-city 25 … High school: Honorable-mention Oklahoman little all-city as junior … honorable-mention all-city as sophomore and freshman as senior … conference defensive player of the year … two-time all- … three-time all-Metro Conference ... team golden bat award … conference … lettered four times each in cheerleading and softball two-time team golden glove award … honorable-mention big all- … played in conference all-star game twice … played for OKC city in basketball as senior … averaged 8.8 points … Tulsa World Original Ultimate coached by Adrianne Hauck … National Honor all-tournament in Class 6A state tournament as junior … member of Society … Superintendent’s Honor Roll … Big Five Award for being 6A state champion team as sophomore and three-time conference in top five percent of graduating class … Personal: Undecided on champion team … U.S. Marines Corp Distinguished Athletic Award major … daughter of Bruce and Dana Clifton … sister Amanda … … Personal: Majoring in accounting … daughter of Joe Foley and also OCU cheerleader … born Nov. 11, 1989 in Oklahoma City. Tracie Johnson … married to Davis Mayberry … has son Braden … recruited by Arizona State and Georgia … born Sept. 9, 1989 in OCU STATISTICS Chickasha, Okla. Season AB Runs Hits Avg. HRs RBIs SB 2009 11 7 4 .364 0 2 0 LEEANN LOPEZ Kendall Infielder 17 Hobens RS Fr. R/R Infielder 5 5-6 Sr. R/R Grand Prairie, Texas 5-3 Tulsa, Okla. (Northern Oklahoma) Middle of the order type hitter … expected to play on the right side … 2009: Redshirted … High school: Hit .338 with four home runs and 18 RBIs as junior … second-team all-district as junior and Expected to redshirt … 2009: Batted .250 with 14 RBIs and two freshman … 3-for-4 with homer, double, five RBIs vs. South Grand stolen bases … five doubles … 30 runs … 2-for-4 with two runs scored Prairie on March 31 … honorable-mention all-district as sophomore vs. Simon Fraser on May 16 in NAIA Championships … 2-for-3 with … three-time team offensive most valuable player … three-time an RBI and a run scored vs. Cameron on Feb. 17 … 1-for-2 with three letter winner in softball … coached by Randy Heisig … played for runs and an RBI for USAO on Feb. 24 … Previous school: Hit .457 Texas Glory coached by Dwayn Lutz … Personal: Majoring in with two home runs, 39 RBIs and 10 stolen bases as sophomore … kinesiology … daughter of Leo and Alma Lopez … born Feb. 4, 1991 second-team NJCAA all-American … first-team all-Region II … went in Arlington, Texas. 0-1 with 7.88 earned run average … all-region as freshman … High school: Fast-pitch softball coaches association all-state as senior at Sperry (Okla.) … double in all-state games … all-Region 7 … 12-3 Katie with 0.66 ERA … all-Will Rogers Conference … 0.80 ERA as junior Proffitt … 90 strikeouts in 209.1 innings … conference co-pitcher of the Outfielder 8 year … coached by Brent Easton … lettered four times in softball, three times in basketball … National Honor Society … Personal: So. S/R Majoring in kinesiology … daughter of Catherine Martin … sister 5-2 Kasey played for OCU in 2007-08 … born Dec. 30, 1985 in Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa, Okla. (Bishop Kelley) OCU STATISTICS Season AB Runs Hits Avg. HRs RBIs SB Provides speed … candidate as pinch runner … 2009: Hit .222 2009 124 30 31 .250 0 14 2 in 18 plate appearances … four runs, one RBI, one double … went 1-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored against Southwestern (Kan.) on April 25 … High school: Hit .300 with 30 hits and 10 stolen bases as senior … fast-pitch softball coaches association all-state … first-team Tulsa World all-metro … honorable-mention all-metro as junior … four-time all-Metro Lakes Conference … two-time all- region … Gatorade rookie of the year as freshman … coached by Joy Marie Gallian … lettered four times in softball … played for Tulsa

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 7 PROFILES Lightning coached by Rick Adams and Oklahoma Titanium Elite Mike Lawless … played for Jitterbugs coached by Nancy Teehee … Gold coached by Evan Crocker … Personal: Majoring in biomedical 2009 Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association all-State as a science … daughter of Nathan and Jackie Proffitt … born Nov. 13, senior… earned three letters in basketball … Personal: Majoring 1989 in Tulsa, Okla. in marketing … daughter of Darren and Denise Roberson … born Aug. 20, 1990 in Oklahoma City. OCU STATISTICS Season AB Runs Hits Avg. HRs RBIs SB Shari 2009 18 4 4 .222 0 1 0 Misuraca Infielder 15 Jenni Fr. R/R Gaby 5-8 Pitcher 9 Oklahoma City Jr. R/R 5-8 Quitman, Texas Originally part of coach Phil McSpadden’s first recruiting class at OCU … High school: Played at Putnam City (Okla.) … Personal: Majoring in kinesiology … married to Rick Misuraca … daughters Veteran pitcher … great movement on her pitches … has worked Kyra and Tiera … born Jan. 10, 1970 in Oklahoma City. on her velocity … 2009: Went 4-0 with a 4.39 earned run average … nine strikeouts … seven appearances … pitched six innings with five strikeouts to get the win against Oklahoma Christian on Feb. Nathalie 20 … went five innings for the win against Southwestern (Kan.) on Timmermans April 25 … NAIA scholar athlete … 2008: Went 16-3 with 1.16 ERA Infielder 17 … 55 strikeouts in 121 innings … two saves … five shutouts … four- hit shutout of St. Gregory’s on March 27 … shutout vs. Houston- So. R/R Victoria on April 19 … three-hit shutouts vs. Houston-Victoria and 5-10 Lubbock Christian on May 8-9 in NAIA Region VI Championships … five-inning one-hitter vs. St. Gregory’s on May 3 in Sooner Athletic Oldenzaal, Netherlands Conference Tournament title game … five no-hit innings vs. Avila (John A. Logan, Ill.) on March 1 … struck out six, allowed one run on three hits in seven innings vs. Peru State on April 19 … three shutout innings vs. Spring Hill on March 16 for save … 2007: Redshirted ... High school: Possesses strength and good arm … unlimited potential … District most valuable player as senior … district pitcher of the year Previous school: Batted .460 with 10 home runs and 37 RBIs … 16 as junior … district newcomer of the year as freshman … honorable- double, eight triples and 51 runs scored … High school: Attended mention Texas Sports Writers all-state … two-time all-East Texas … Stedelyh Lyceum Enschede … Amateur: Hit .313 with five RBIs, one three-time all-district ... coached by Shane Webber … lettered four double, one run for the Netherlands in the World Cup of Softball in times in softball and three times in volleyball … two-time Texas 2009 … Personal: Majoring in biomedical science … daughter of Girls Coaches Association volleyball all-stater … TGCA academic all- Herman and Joke Timmermans … born July 21, 1989 in Oldenzaal, state … Personal: Majoring in kinesiology and public relations … Netherlands. daughter of Chris and Kristie Gaby … last name pronounced GAY- bee … played in a match for the volleyball team and got three kills Melaney ... born April 21, 1988 in Quitman, Texas. Mobley OCU STATISTICS Infielder 18 Season W-L ERA IP Hits BB SO CG 2008 16-3 1.16 121.0 88 33 55 8 Jr. R/R 2009 4-0 4.39 22.1 26 16 9 6 5-10 Totals 20-3 2.77 143.1 114 49 64 14 Spokane, Wash. (Wenatchee Valley, Wash.) Kelby Roberson Good bat speed … hard worker … Previous school: Played two Pitcher 11 seasons at Wenatchee Valley (Wash.) … coached by Shelly Pflugrath Infielder … High school: Second-team all-Greater Spokane League as a senior at Spokane Mead … earned three letters in softball … coached Fr. L/R by John Barrington … played for Spokane Storm coached by Gary 5-10 Blake … Personal: Majoring in pre-physical therapy … daughter of Lindsay, Okla. Russell and Lisa Mobley … born Oct. 27, 1989 in Corina, Calif. (Washington, Okla.) Infielder with good hands … could play a big role as a freshman … High school: Oklahoman little all-city player of the year as a senior … batted .466 with five home runs … .637 on-base percentage and a .960 fielding percentage … helped Washington to Class 3A state championship as a freshmen and as a senior … four- time all-conference … earned four letters in softball … coached by

8 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. H/T Hometown (Prev. school)

1 Laurin Hess OF 5-4 Sr. R/R Edmond, Okla. (Edmond North)

2 Lily LaVelle INF/P 5-7 So. R/R Blanchard, Okla. (Bridge Creek)

3 Chelsey Eddy P 5-6 Fr. L/R Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall-Heath)

4 Alicia Clifton INF 5-7 So. R/R Oklahoma City (Bethany)

5 Kendall Hobens INF 5-3 Sr. R/R Tulsa, Okla. (Northern Oklahoma)

6 Autumn Mayberry OF 5-8 Fr. L/L Mustang, Okla.

7 LeeAnn Lopez INF 5-6 Fr. R/R Grand Prairie, Texas

8 Katie Proffitt OF 5-2 So. S/R Tulsa, Okla. (Bishop Kelley)

9 Jenni Gaby P 5-8 Jr. R/R Quitman, Texas

11 Kelby Roberson INF 5-10 Fr. L/R Lindsay, Okla. (Washington)

12 Amanda Howard OF 5-9 Sr. R/R Strathmore, Alberta, Canada

14 Ashley Wilburn P/INF 5-8 Sr. R/R Gilmer, Texas (Stephen F. Austin)

16 Jen Davis INF/C 5-8 Sr. R/R Muscatine, Iowa (Southeastern Iowa)

17 Nathalie Timmermans INF 5-10 So. R/R Oldenzaal, Netherlands (John A. Logan)

18 Melanie Mobley INF 5-10 Jr. R/R Spokane, Wash. (Wenatchee Valley)

Head coach: Phil McSpadden

Assistant coaches: Bobbi Bridges, Guy Cook, Harold Copas

Pronunciation guide Jenni Gaby (GAY-bee), Kendall Hobens (HOE-bins), Lily LaVelle (luh-VELL), Kelby Roberson (ROE-ber-sun), Nathalie Timmermans (NAT-uh-lee)

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 9 STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for Oklahoma City (May 19, 2009) (All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 53-9 Home: 19-3 Away: 17-3 Neutral: 17-3 Conference: 21-5

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Amanda Howard . 4 3 6 62-62 211 68 92 17 3 26 58 193 .9 1 5 13 8 13 0 . 4 8 3 2 4 13-16 49 2 2 .9 6 2 Mindy Crabaugh .4 2 0 62-62 205 47 86 14 2 9 58 131 .6 3 9 13 6 22 0 .4 6 9 0 4 5-8 78 63 5 .9 6 6 Erin Slettvet .3 8 9 62-62 208 50 81 13 0 17 61 145 .6 9 7 18 2 14 0 . 4 4 3 0 3 2-3 523 37 4 .9 9 3 Melissa Moore .3 6 6 62-61 191 47 70 12 1 19 54 141 .7 3 8 27 4 36 1 .4 5 1 2 2 4-5 66 53 13 .9 0 2 Alicia Clifton .3 6 4 23-1 11 7 4 0 0 0 2 4 .3 6 4 2 0 4 0 .4 6 2 0 0 0-0 13 1 0 1.000 Lily LaVelle .3 3 3 60-60 180 43 60 10 2 7 41 95 .5 2 8 18 2 27 0 .4 0 0 0 7 8-9 37 49 9 .9 0 5 Jenni Gaby .3 3 3 3-1 3 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 .6 6 7 0 0 1 0 .3 3 3 0 0 0-0 4 8 0 1.000 Ashley Wilburn .3 2 7 61-61 156 25 51 7 0 4 20 70 .4 4 9 10 6 24 0 .3 9 0 0 5 2-3 18 30 1 .9 8 0 Laurin Hess .3 2 6 62-62 181 30 59 11 0 3 29 79 . 4 3 6 22 3 28 0 .4 0 8 0 6 8-12 36 3 2 .9 5 1 Jen Davis .2 8 5 62-62 179 33 51 7 0 11 44 91 .5 0 8 14 4 33 1 .3 4 7 2 9 1-1 266 16 7 .9 7 6 Kendall Hobens . 2 5 0 59-58 124 30 31 5 0 0 14 36 . 2 9 0 7 2 15 0 .3 0 1 0 9 2-3 59 55 10 .9 1 9 Katie Proffitt .2 2 2 25-0 18 4 4 1 0 0 1 5 .2 7 8 0 0 2 0 .2 2 2 0 0 0-2 4 1 0 1.000 Bianca Bryant .2 0 9 62-60 67 21 14 0 1 0 5 16 . 2 3 9 3 4 8 0 .2 8 4 0 7 2-2 58 3 6 .9 1 0 Totals .3 4 8 62 1734 408 604 98 9 96 387 1008 .5 8 1 147 41 227 2 .4 1 1 6 56 47-64 1211 321 59 .9 6 3 Opponents .1 7 2 62 1438 116 247 34 2 25 105 360 .2 5 0 153 31 539 3 .2 6 5 6 20 16-29 1175 481 86 .9 5 1

LOB - Team (406), Opp (326). DPs turned - Team (16), Opp (10). IBB - Team (0), Opp (1). Picked off - Hess 2, Wilburn 1, Proffitt 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Ashley Wilburn 1 .1 2 24-4 44 25 20 10/4 4 205.1 126 44 33 61 265 18 0 10 . 1 7 5 7 13 0 3 13 Lily LaVelle 1 .7 6 25-5 36 31 15 9/4 1 175.0 95 58 44 76 263 12 2 13 .1 5 3 10 17 0 3 6 Jenni Gaby 4 .3 9 4-0 7 6 2 1/0 0 22.1 26 14 14 16 9 4 0 2 . 2 8 0 1 1 0 0 1 Totals 1 .5 8 53-9 62 62 37 24/4 5 402.2 247 116 91 153 537 34 2 25 .1 7 2 18 31 0 6 20 Opponents 6 .0 1 9-53 62 62 22 1/0 0 391.2 604 408 336 147 227 98 9 96 .3 4 8 25 41 0 6 56

PB - Team (16), Slettvet 16, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (8), Slettvet 8, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Slettvet (15-28), Wilburn (7-14), LaVelle (7-12), Gaby (2-3), Davis (1-1).

10 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for Oklahoma City (May 19, 2009) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct)

Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci Alicia Clifton 14 13 1 0 1.000 1 0 0 - - - 0 0 Jenni Gaby 12 4 8 0 1.000 0 2 1 .6 6 7 0 0 Katie Proffitt 5 4 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 Erin Slettvet 564 523 37 4 .9 9 3 2 15 13 .5 3 6 16 0 Ashley Wilburn 49 18 30 1 . 9 8 0 2 7 7 . 5 0 0 0 0 Jen Davis 289 266 16 7 .9 7 6 11 1 0 1.000 0 0 Mindy Crabaugh 146 78 63 5 . 9 6 6 9 0 0 - - - 0 0 Amanda Howard 53 49 2 2 .9 6 2 2 0 0 - - - 0 0 Laurin Hess 41 36 3 2 . 9 5 1 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 Kendall Hobens 124 59 55 10 .9 1 9 5 0 0 - - - 0 0 Bianca Bryant 67 58 3 6 . 9 1 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 Lily LaVelle 95 37 49 9 .9 0 5 3 7 5 .5 8 3 0 0 Melissa Moore 132 66 53 13 . 9 0 2 4 0 0 - - - 0 0 Totals 1591 1211 321 59 .9 6 3 16 16 13 .5 5 2 16 0 Opponents 1742 1175 481 86 .9 5 1 10 47 17 .7 3 4 15 0

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 11 RESULTS The Automated ScoreBook Game Results for Oklahoma City (May 19, 2009) (All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 17, 2009 at Cameron University W 11-3 5 1-0-0 0-0-0 Gaby (W 1-0) - 1:35 Feb 17, 2009 at Cameron University W 6-1 7 2-0-0 0-0-0 Wilburn (W 1-0) 1 5 0 2:00 * Feb 20, 2009 at Oklahoma Christian W 7-3 7 3-0-0 1-0-0 Gaby (W 2-0) 1 0 0 2:15 * Feb 20, 2009 at Oklahoma Christian W 10-1 6 4-0-0 2-0-0 Wilburn (W 2-0) 7 5 2:00 * Feb 24, 2009 at Science and Arts W 5-1 7 5-0-0 3-0-0 Wilburn (W 3-0) 1 2 0 1:55 * Feb 24, 2009 at Science and Arts W 12-2 5 6-0-0 4-0-0 LaVelle (W 1-0) 1 0 0 1:50 * Feb 26, 2009 at Rogers State W 5-2 7 7-0-0 5-0-0 Wilburn (W 4-0) - 1:45 * Feb 26, 2009 at Rogers State W 12-2 5 8-0-0 6-0-0 LaVelle (W 2-0) - 1:45 * Mar 03, 2009 at Northwestern Okla. W 8-1 7 9-0-0 7-0-0 Wilburn (W 5-0) 3 6 1:50 * Mar 03, 2009 at Northwestern Okla. W 7-0 7 10-0-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 3-0) 4 2 1:55 A Mar 05, 2009 at Missouri Southern W 4-0 7 11-0-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W 5-0) 2 1 5 1:34 A Mar 06, 2009 vs Washburn W 6-4 7 12-0-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 3-0) 3 5 1:45 A Mar 06, 2009 vs Nebraska-Omaha L 1-3 7 12-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (L 6-1) 0 A Mar 07, 2009 vs Northwest Missouri W 3-0 7 13-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 5-0) 3 3 1:45 A Mar 07, 2009 vs Pittsburg State W 4-3 (8) 14-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W 7-1) 0 2:00 B Mar 13, 2009 vs Northwest Missouri W 7-3 7 15-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W 8-1) 3 5 1:51 B Mar 13, 2009 vs Missouri Southern W 9-0 5 16-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 6-0) 2 5 1:22 B Mar 14, 2009 vs Fort Hays State W 3-0 7 17-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 7-0) 3 0 1:38 B Mar 14, 2009 vs Bellevue University W 11-0 5 18-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W 9-1) 5 0 1:22 B Mar 14, 2009 at Pittsburg State W 4-1 7 19-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 8-0) 6 0 1:54 Mar 17, 2009 DORDT (IOWA) W 8-0 5 20-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W 10-1) - 1:08 Mar 17, 2009 DORDT (IOWA) W 8-0 5 21-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 9-0) 1 0 0 1:13 C Mar 20, 2009 vs Lyon (Ark.) W 7-0 7 22-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 10-0) 1 8 0 1:40 C Mar 20 2009 at Henderson State (AR) W 4-2 7 23-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W) 0 1:35 C Mar 21, 2009 vs Southeastern Okla W 6-2 7 24-1-0 8-0-0 Wilburn (W 12-1) 1 8 0 1:57 C Mar 21 2009 at Henderson State (AR) W 5-0 7 25-1-0 8-0-0 LaVelle (W 11-0) 0 1:25 * Mar 24, 2009 MIDAMERICA CHRISTIAN W 2-0 7 26-1-0 9-0-0 Wilburn (W 13-1) - 1:26 * Mar 24, 2009 MIDAMERICA CHRISTIAN W 10-0 5 27-1-0 10-0-0 LaVelle (W 12-0) 7 5 1:30 * Mar 26, 2009 at #6 Lubbock Christian L 6-8 7 27-2-0 10-1-0 LaVelle (L 12-1) 1 0 0 2:25 * Mar 26, 2009 at #6 Lubbock Christian W 6-3 7 28-2-0 11-1-0 LaVelle (W 13-1) 1 0 0 1:40 * Mar 31, 2009 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST W 2-0 7 29-2-0 12-1-0 Wilburn (W 14-1) - 1:27 * Mar 31, 2009 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST W 6-4 7 30-2-0 13-1-0 LaVelle (W 14-1) 5 0 2:00 * Apr 02, 2009 ROGERS STATE W 1-0 7 31-2-0 14-1-0 Wilburn (W 15-1) - 1:30 * Apr 02, 2009 ROGERS STATE L 2-3 7 31-3-0 14-2-0 LaVelle (L 15-2) 1 0 0 2:00 Apr 04, 2009 #15 HOUSTON-VICTORIA W 7-1 7 32-3-0 14-2-0 Wilburn (W 16-1) - 1:40 Apr 04, 2009 #15 HOUSTON-VICTORIA L 5-6 (8) 32-4-0 14-2-0 Wilburn (L 16-2) 7 5 2:38 * Apr 06, 2009 at #22 Southern Nazarene W 4-2 7 33-4-0 15-2-0 Wilburn (W 17-2) - 2:06 * Apr 06, 2009 at #22 Southern Nazarene W 6-0 7 34-4-0 16-2-0 LaVelle (W 15-2) 2 0 2:00 * Apr 07, 2009 #21 SOUTHERN NAZARENE W 14-0 5 35-4-0 17-2-0 Wilburn (W 18-2) - 1:30 * Apr 07, 2009 #21 SOUTHERN NAZARENE W 9-5 7 36-4-0 18-2-0 LaVelle (W 16-2) 7 0 2:00 * Apr 9, 2009 at #6 St. Gregory's L 1-2 (9) 36-5-0 18-3-0 Wilburn (L 18-3) - 2:00 * Apr 9, 2009 at #6 St. Gregory's L 0-1 7 36-6-0 18-4-0 LaVelle (L 16-3) 5 0 1:45 * Apr 14, 2009 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN W 5-3 7 37-6-0 19-4-0 LaVelle (W 17-3) - 1:50 * Apr 14, 2009 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN L 4-7 7 37-7-0 19-5-0 LaVelle (L 16-4) 5 2:00 Apr 18, 2009 BACONE W 5-0 7 38-7-0 19-5-0 Wilburn (W 19-3) - 1:40 Apr 18, 2009 BACONE W 11-1 6 39-7-0 19-5-0 LaVelle (W 18-4) 7 0 1:45 Apr 21, 2009 CAMERON UNIVERSITY W 6-5 7 40-7-0 19-5-0 Wilburn (W 20-3) - 2:09 Apr 21, 2009 CAMERON UNIVERSITY W 7-6 (8) 41-7-0 19-5-0 LaVelle (W 19-4) 6 5 2:30 Apr 24, 2009 SOUTHWESTERN (KAN.) W 23-6 5 42-7-0 19-5-0 Gaby (W 3-0) 6 0 1:45 * Apr 24, 2009 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. W 9-0 5 43-7-0 20-5-0 LaVelle (W 20-4) 6 0 1:30 Apr 25, 2009 SOUTHWESTERN (KAN.) W 31-0 5 44-7-0 20-5-0 Gaby (W 4-0) 5 0 1:37 * Apr 25, 2009 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. W 9-1 5 45-7-0 21-5-0 LaVelle (W 21-4) 6 0 1:15 X May 01, 2009 vs Southern Nazarene W 2-0 7 46-7-0 21-5-0 LaVelle (W 22-4) 7 5 1:57 X May 01, 2009 vs #8 St. Gregory's W 4-1 7 47-7-0 21-5-0 Wilburn (W 21-3) 1 0 0 2:15 X May 03, 2009 vs Oklahoma Baptist W 9-1 6 48-7-0 21-5-0 LaVelle (W 23-4) 2 2 5 1:45 Y May 14, 2009 vs #8 Bethel (Tenn.) W 3-0 7 49-7-0 21-5-0 Wilburn (W 22-3) 5 0 1:47 Y May 15, 2009 vs Georgetown (Ky.) W 8-0 6 50-7-0 21-5-0 LaVelle (W 24-4) 5 0 2:05 Y May 16, 2009 vs #10 Simon Fraser (B.C.) W 7-3 7 51-7-0 21-5-0 Wilburn (W 23-3) 5 0 2:20 Y May 18, 2009 vs #3 Dickinson State (ND) L 3-6 7 51-8-0 21-5-0 LaVelle (L 24-5) 5 0 2:09 Y May 18, 2009 vs #2 Lubbock Christian W 1-0 7 52-8-0 21-5-0 LaVelle (W 25-5) 5 0 2:11 Y May 18, 2009 vs #4 Point Loma Nazarene W 1-0 7 53-8-0 21-5-0 Wilburn (W 24-3) 5 0 1:35 Y May 19, 2009 vs #3 Dickinson State (ND) L 6-7 7 53-9-0 21-5-0 Wilburn (L 24-4) 1 0 0 2:26

* = Conference game A = Terri Mathis Zenner Memorial Tournament in Joplin, Mo. B = Pittsburg State Invitational in Pittsburg, Kan. C = Henderson State Diamond Reddie Festival in Arkadelphia, Ark. X = Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament at Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City Y = NAIA Championships in Decatur, Ala.

() extra inning game 12 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide CONFERENCE

Sooner Athletic Conference Player of the year: Amanda Howard, 2009 Softball Standings Oklahoma City. SAC Pct. Overall Pct. Pitcher of the year: Sharon Bell, St. Gregory’s. Coach of the year: Shanon Hays, Lubbock Lubbock Christian (Texas) 20-4 .833 54-7 .885 Christian. Oklahoma City 21-5 .808 53-9 .855 Freshman of the year: Lily LaVelle, St. Gregory’s 20-6 .769 46-14 .767 Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Christian 15-9 .625 33-19 .635 Newcomer of the year: Leigh Leonard, Rogers State 12-14 .462 31-24 .564 Oklahoma Christian. USAO 12-14 .462 23-24 .489 GOLD GLOVE TEAM Southern Nazarene 11-15 .423 36-19 .655 Katie Bointy, Rogers State; Wendy Acosta, St. Northwestern 9-17 .346 25-31 .446 Gregory’s; Lisa Stratton, Lubbock Christian; Kelsey Oklahoma Baptist 6-20 .231 29-29 .500 Gabriel, Mid-America Christian; Tracy Washam, Mid-America Christian 2-24 .077 19-38 .333 Oklahoma Christian; Kelli Billups, Southern Nazarene; Katie Jo Gabaldon, Northwestern; Ashley Clifton, Oklahoma Baptist; Laurin Hess, 2009 All-Sooner Oklahoma City; Emily Tice, USAO. Athletic Conference FIRST TEAM Pitchers: Sharon Bell, St. Gregory’s; Alyssa Gutierrez, Lubbock Christian; Kelly Griego, 2009 Sooner Athletic Lubbock Christian; Ashley Wilburn, Oklahoma City; Jenny Johnson, Rogers State. Conference Tournament Catchers: Erin Slettvet, Oklahoma City; Cortney At Oklahoma City Reynaga, St. Gregory’s. Infield: Ginalee Davis, Lubbock Christian; Raquel Hall of Fame Stadium Hawkins, Lubbock Christian; Honda Rodriguez, Friday, May 2 Lubbock Christian; Mindy Crabaugh, Oklahoma Southern Nazarene 6, Mid-America Christian 0 City; Melissa Moore, Oklahoma City; Katie Hale, Oklahoma Baptist 6, Northwestern 1 Southern Nazarene; Jessica Reed, St. Gregory’s. St. Gregory’s 6, USAO 0 Outfield:Amanda Howard, Oklahoma City; Rogers State 6, Oklahoma Christian 0 Leslie Beaty, USAO; Dana Gandolfo, Northwestern; Oklahoma City 2, Southern Nazarene 0 Christin Dobbs, Oklahoma Christian. Oklahoma Baptist 3, Lubbock Christian 1 Northwestern 7, USAO 4, USAO eliminated SECOND TEAM Oklahoma Christian 7, Mid-America Christian 0, Mid- Pitchers: Sarah Bradley, St. Gregory’s; Andrea America eliminated Pare, Southern Nazarene. Northwestern 1, Southern Nazarene 0, SNU eliminated Catchers: Jayme Boyer, Oklahoma Baptist; Lubbock Christian 6, Oklahoma Christian 2, OC Amanda Parsons, Lubbock Christian; Natalie eliminated, Oklahoma City 4, St. Gregory’s 1 Vasquez, Northwestern; Kasey Gardner, Mid- Oklahoma Baptist 9, Rogers State 6 America Christian. Sunday, May 3 Infield:Alison Tunnell, Oklahoma Baptist; Lubbock Christian 3, St. Gregory’s 0, SGU eliminated Courtney Kuebler, Mid-America Christian; Amber Northwestern 5, Rogers State 2, RSU eliminated Canady, Oklahoma Christian; Caitlyn Crotty, USAO; Oklahoma City 9, Oklahoma Baptist 1 Katie Turner, Southern Nazarene. Lubbock Christian 8, Northwestern 0, NWOSU Outfield: Sabby Hernandez, Lubbock Christian; eliminated Jade Espinoza, Lubbock Christian; Lilly Nevarez, Lubbock Christian 1, Oklahoma Baptist 0, OBU Rogers State; Megan Wood, Rogers State; Aubrey eliminated Jones, Southern Nazarene; Heather Hokeah, Monday, May 4 Northwestern. At Ann Lacy Stadium Utility: Sarah Lankford, Mid-America Christian. Championship Oklahoma City vs. Lubbock Christian, canceled, rain, HONORABLE MENTION OCU declared champion Mid-America Christian: Kacey Jones, Caitlyn Ulmer; Northwestern: Tanya Parker; Oklahoma Baptist: Kaley Dickerson, Sonya Beach, Amanda Laurin Hess Hanner, Vanessa Fortune, Oklahoma Christian: Casey Brady, Amy Urbanovsky, Caitlin Matthies, Sophia McKean, Deidra Chatigny, Ashley Noles; Oklahoma City: Jen Davis; Rogers State: Nathalie Smith; St. Gregory’s: Heather Humphrey; Southern Nazarene: Nikki Kelley, Daphne Stewart; USAO: Laurissa Eliason.

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 13 RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING INDIVIDUAL HITTING PITCHING HOME RUNS Season: 46, Dasha Shembereva, 2006 Season: 29, Tracey Mosley, 1995 Career: 100, Dolly Johnson, 1996-99 Career: 65, Tracey Mosley, 1992-95 ERA AVERAGE Season: 0.32, Dolly Johnson, 1996 Season: .517, Tracey Mosley, 1993 Career: 0.81, Dolly Johnson, 1996-99 Career: .463, Cindy Yan Fang, 1997-99 STRIKEOUTS RBIs Season: 375, Dasha Shembereva, 2006 Season: 81, Jamie Whiteman, 1999 Career: 874, Andrea Drake, 1988-91 Career: 277, Christie Liu Xuqing, 1997-00 INNINGS RUNS Season: 344.1, Dasha Shembereva, 2006 Season: 117, Cindy Yan Fang, 1999 Career: 707, Andrea Drake, 1988-91 Career: 312, Tracey Mosley, 1992-95 GAMES HITS Season: 58, Dasha Shembereva, 2006 Season: 140, Cindy Yan Fang, 1999 Career: 157, Dolly Johnson, 1996-99 Career: 383, Christie Liu Xuqing, 1997-00 DOUBLES Season: 37, Cindy Yan Fang, 1999 TEAM RECORDS Career: 84, Christie Liu Xuqing, 1997-2000 HITTING TRIPLES Average: .390, 1996 Season: 13, Jana Ivy, 1987 Home runs: 96, 2009 Career: 25, Jana Ivy, 1987-90 RBIs: 510, 1999 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE At bats: 2,090, 1999 Season: 1.072, Tracey Mosley, 1993 Hits: 736, 1999 Career: .863, Tracey Mosley, 1992-95 Singles: 520, 1998 AT BATS Doubles: 146, 1999 Season: 276, Cindy Yan Fang, 1999 Triples: 34, 1986 Career: 983, Tracey Mosley, 1992-95 Stolen bases: 124, 1989 Walks: 223, 1999 WALKS Slugging pct.: .624, 1996 Season: 49, Christie Liu Xuqing, 2000 Career: 141, Christie Liu Xuqing, 1997-2000 PITCHING STEALS Wins: 69, 1999 Season: 63, Cathy Hayes, 1991 ERA: 0.63, 1990 Career: 167, Cathy Hayes, 1988-91 Innings: 524, 1986 Strikeouts: 602, 2000 Shutouts: 35, 2000 Complete games: 68, 1993 Games: 81, 1989 FIELDING Percentage: .963, 2005 Putouts: 1,570, 2004 Assists: 717, 1986 Total chances: 2,356, 1986

Tina Gailey

Tracey Mosley

14 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide HONORS Team accomplishments NAIA scholar-athletes 1987 1996 2003 1989 2005 NAIA District 9 champion NAIA champion NAIA Championships (ninth) Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Southwest region NAIA Region VI champion Shelley Faubion Julia Hartnell champion champ SAC champion 1990 Ursula Lundberg 1988 SAC champion 2004 NAIA Championships (fourth 1997 NAIA Championships (third) Shelley Faubion Melissa Rhodes place) NAIA champion NAIA Region VI champion 1995 Randi Scheer NAIA Southwest region 1989 2005 2006 NAIA Championships (fifth) champ NAIA Championships (pool Vikki Thompson NAIA Bi-district VI champion SAC champion play) 1996 Brittani Ellis NAIA District Nine champion 1998 SAC champion Mitzi Groves Randi Scheer 1990 NAIA Championships (third) 2006 NAIA Championships (fifth) NAIA Southwest region NAIA Championships (sev- 1998 2007 NAIA Bi-district VI champion champ enth) Andi Scott Brittani Ellis NAIA District Nine champion SAC champion NAIA Region VI champion 1999 Jordan Schwenke 1992 1999 SAC champion NAIA Championships (sev- NAIA Championships 2007 Andi Scott 2008 enth) (runner-up) NAIA champion Kendall Leggett Bianca Bryant NAIA Bi-district VI champion NAIA Southwest region SAC champion NAIA District Nine champion champ 2008 2000 Mindy Crabaugh 1993 SAC champion NAIA Championships (pool Tiffany Kissee Brittani Ellis NAIA Championships 2000 play) Jenni Gaby (runner-up) NAIA champion SAC regular-season cham- 2002 NAIA Bi-district VI champion NAIA Southwest region pion Lindsey Voss Julie Harvey NAIA District Nine champion champ SAC Tournament champion Katy Letts 2009 1994 SAC champion 2009 NAIA champion 2001 NAIA Championships Stephanie Grange Bianca Bryant NAIA Bi-district VI champion NAIA champion (fourth) 2004 Mindy Crabaugh NAIA District Nine champion NAIA Southwest region SAC Tournament champion Jenni Gaby 1995 champ Julia Hartnell NAIA champion SAC champion Melissa Rhodes NAIA Southwest region 2002 Monica Thomason champ NAIA champion Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Region VI champion champion SAC champion

OCU’s 1987 District Nine Champion Lindsay Voss

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 15 HONORS NAIA all-Americans 1986 Jenifer Wells, first Lindsey Voss, first Tina Gailey, first team Moose Tyler, second Stephanie Grange, second CoSIDA Academic Lori Ryan, first 1996 2003 All-Americans 1987 Tina Holmes, first z-Jill Vaughn, first 1996 Tina Gailey, first Dolly Johnson, first Jessica Oleson, second Mitzi Groves, second team Stephanie Teehee, first Mitzi Groves, second 2004 1988 Leslie Hudson, second Lelys Gomez, first 1998 Andrea Drake, second 1997 Jill Vaughn, first Andrea Scott, second Jana Ivy, second Dolly Johnson, first 2005 2001 1989 Bobbi Towers, first z-Cat Calvert, first Lindsey Voss, third Andrea Drake, second Cindy Yan Fang, first Jill Vaughn, first 2002 Jana Ivy, second Christie Liu Xuqing, first 2006 Lindsey Voss, first 1990 1998 z-Jill Vaughn, first Stephanie Grange, third Andrea Drake, first Bobbi Towers, first Cat Calvert, first 2008 Sharron Chen, second x-Cindy Yan Fang, first Dasha Shembereva, first Jana Ivy, honorable Christie Liu Xuqing, first Lelys Gomez, second Mindy Crabaugh, first mention 1999 Jill Vaughn, HM 2009 1991 x-Cindy Yan Fang, first 2007 Mindy Crabaugh, third Cathy Hayes, first Christie Liu Xuqing, first x-Melody Murphy, first Andrea Drake, second y-Dolly Johnson, first Cat Calvert, first 1993 Jamie Whiteman, HM Dasha Shembereva, second Tracey Mosley, first 2000 2008 Kim Wilson, first x-Christie Liu Xuqing, first Melody Murphy, first Tina Holmes, HM Sonia Ortiz, first Erin Slettvet, first 1994 Lindsey Voss, second Kasey Hobens, HM Tammy Braithwaite, first 2001 2009 Sue Fairhurst, first Bobbi Towers, first x-Amanda Howard, first Jenifer Wells, first Alexandra Boily, first z-Erin Slettvet, first Moose Tyler, second Lindsey Voss, first Mindy Crabaugh, second 1995 Stephanie Grange, second Melissa Moore, second Tammy Braithwaite, first 2002 Ashley Wilburn, second Kelly McKellar, first Alexandra Boily, first Tracey Mosley, first Paula Garman, first x-player of the year; y-pitcher of the year; z-catcher of the year

Lisa Navas Cat Calvert

16 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide CHAMPIONSHIPS

2007 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP 2002 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP DECATUR, Ala. – Oklahoma City University’s softball team will be painting DECATUR, Ala. – Kami Brokaw scored the winning run on an eighth- another year onto the back of its bus. inning error as Oklahoma City University edged Point Loma Nazarene The bus has the years OCU has won the national title marked on its back. (Calif.) 2-1 on Wednesday, May 22, 2002. Now ‘2007’ can be etched on there after the Stars beat Point Loma Nazarene Brokaw led off the eighth with an infield single. Lindsey Voss, the NAIA (Calif.) 7-2 on May 23 at Wilson Morgan Softball Complex for the NAIA softball pitcher of the year, threw all eight innings and struck out nine. Voss went championship. to 30-5. The second-ranked Stars (53-6) defeated third-ranked Point Loma Nazarene Jessica Oleson drove in OCU’s first run with a single in the sixth. Point for the second day in a row for the title. Loma tied the game in the bottom of the sixth. OCU won its eighth softball championship. OCU also captured titles in 1994- OCU went 57-10 and won the Chiefs’ seventh national title in nine 97 and 2000-02. years. “This national championship is a long time coming,” OCU shortstop Rachel Voss had 27 strikeouts and allowed 13 hits in 23.1 innings in the Cope said. “They haven’t won one at OCU since 2002. There was a lot of national tournament. Alex Boily gave up eight hits and had 25 strikeouts pressure on us to do it. Everybody came together at the end. This means so in 23.2 innings at the national tournament. much to everyone.” “It’s true when they say pitching and defense win championships,” OCU coach Phil McSpadden put together this team with seven new recruits, OCU coach Phil McSpadden said. “Those are the reasons we won. Our including NAIA player of the year Melody Murphy. pitching just flat out won it for us.” “We had a good recruiting class, but we had too many new faces to say that McSpadden said this title was a challenge. we had a championship ballclub,” McSpadden said. “In time, the team showed “This was definitely one of the tougher years we’ve had,” McSpadden they had the tools. said. “Point Loma Nazarene is a good ballclub and the toughest opponent “The kids have made it enjoyable to get to this point. I’ve questioned all we’ve had to play in the finals.” kinds of things since we won it last. Am I coaching badly? Am I recruiting badly? Are people outworking us? What’s happened the past four years? To get back to where you’re capable of, it’s a bit more comfortable.” OCU pitcher Dasha Shembereva became the NAIA Championships most valuable player. The right-hander from Moscow struck out five and allowed five hits in a complete-game effort to get the win. Shembereva (31-3) worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the fourth inning. Shembereva forced Point Loma’s Allie Boeckelman into a groundout. “It means a lot to me to get this win for Coach because he’s a great person and one of the best coaches I’ve played for,” Shembereva said. “I’ve wanted to win it for him and this team. I’m glad we came through and finished great.” Shembereva went 6-0 with a 0.35 earned run average and three shutouts at the tournament. “I think she’s one of the best pitchers I’ve ever seen,” OCU third baseman Cat Calvert said. “We’ve been through so much together. She pitched a great game and a great tournament.” 2001 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP Mindy Crabaugh put the Stars ahead with a two-out base hit to left field to score Amanda Howard in the second inning. Kasey Hobens brought in another DECATUR, Ala. – Jessica Oleson had clutch hits for the second run with a hit. consecutive year, bringing in the winning runs in a 5-3 Oklahoma City OCU busted the game open with four third-inning runs. Calvert rounded the University win over Simon Fraser (British Columbia) on Tuesday, May bases when Point Loma first baseman Jessica Hibma fielded Brittani Ellis’ bunt 22, 2001. Olsen had a two-out, two-run single that drove home Kayle and threw the ball away without a teammate covering the bag. Garroutte and Stephanie Grange in the seventh inning. Howard drove in another run on a sacrifice fly, then Crabaugh laid out a That set the stage for tournament most valuable player Alex Boily to squeeze bunt to bring in Ellis. Hobens doubled in another run to make it 6-0. get a strikeout and a groundout with runners on second and third base Calvert went 2-for-4 with two runs scored, while Crabaugh and Hobens in the bottom of the seventh and clinch the win. Boily also had a double drove in two runs each. Ellis, Howard and Murphy each made all-tournament. and a run scored in the fourth. Boily went to 30-5, while OCU finished “They’ve shown ability to fight through adversity,” McSpadden said. 56-12. Garroutte, Grange and Stacey Polonich also made all-tournament. OCU has won a championship every year since 1994.

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2000 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1997 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP DECATUR, Ala. – Oklahoma City University knocked off Athens State DECATUR, Ala. – Jessica Oleson drove in the go-ahead run, keying a four-run (Ala.) 12-0 using 11 unearned runs off seven Athens State errors Saturday, seventh inning that catapulted Oklahoma City University to a 5-1 win over Azusa May 17, 1997. Pacific (Calif.) on Saturday, May 20, 2000 at Wilson Morgan Softball Complex. Dolly Johnson, a sophomore from Tulsa, Okla., went 2-for-3 with three Olsen drove in Tiffany Kissee, who led off the inning with a double to right- RBIs to lead OCU. Heather Strouse became the first NAIA player to win titles center field. in each of her four years of eligibility. Sonia Ortiz set a school single-season record for wins with 32. Ortiz struck Johnson led six OCU players on the all-tournament team. Freshman out nine and allowed three hits in the title game. Ortiz took home tournament Christie Liu, sophomore winning pitcher Andi Scott, sophomore Bobbi Towers most valuable player. and sophomore Jamie Whiteman each were all-tournament for the Chiefs. OCU finished 57-12 with its fourth consecutive national title.

1996 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1995 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP DECATUR, Ala. – Oklahoma City University answered a challenge from COLUMBIA, Mo. – Jenifer Wells drove in all three runs as Oklahoma Shawnee State (Ohio), routing Shawnee State 9-1 for its third NAIA title in a City University repeated as national champion with a 3-1 win over Puget row on Saturday, May 18, 1996. Sound (Wash.) on Saturday, May 20, 1995. Shawnee State snapped OCU’s 78-game winning streak against NAIA The Chiefs finished the year 49-9 and unbeaten against NAIA competition with a 1-0 win over OCU (59-5). The two teams squared off again in a winner-take-all title game. competition. Wells, a junior catcher, had a run-scoring single in the first “We were worried a little, but we knew we had the bats. We’d had the inning, a home run to left field for the winning run in the third and an bats all year long,” said OCU pitcher Mitzi Groves, who threw a no-hitter RBI single in the fifth. against St. Francis (Ill.) at nationals. Braithwhite was named tournament most valuable player with four of The Lady Chiefs returned home and faced the U.S. Olympic team in an OCU’s five wins in the tournament. She allowed seven hits and struck out exhibition Sunday. The United States won 23-0 and 8-0. Katie Kynaston and four in the title game. Wells, pitcher Tina Holmes, third baseman Tracey Jamie Whiteman had OCU’s only hits. Mosley and second baseman Moose Tyler were all-tournament. 1994 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP COLUMBIA, Mo. – Sue Fairhurst used her hitting and pitching to carry Oklahoma City University to a 3-1 victory over Athens State (Ala.) in the NAIA championship game on May 21, 1994. Fairhurst ripped a home run over the center-field fence to drive in Brandy Rico and Kim Wilson in the third inning. Fairhurst also struck out eight, allowing a home run among her four hits permitted. OCU completed a 52-8 year and was ranked No. 1 nationally from start to finish. Fairhurst, Tammy Braithwhite, Tuesday Butcher, Tracey Mosley, Jenifer Wells and Mindi Wilson each made all-tournament. Mosley broke six tournament records in becoming tournament most valuable player. 18 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide ANN LACY STADIUM

Oklahoma City University began play in 2008 in the newly completed Ann Lacy Stadium, which is regarded as one of the finest small-college softball facilities in the nation. The complex is located at OCU directly north of the Freede Center on the corner of N.W. 27th Street and Florida Avenue. The complex features state-of-the-art amenities including an indoor hitting facility, locker rooms, the Paul and Kim Sanders reception area and coaches offices. The Stars opened the stadium with a bang, beating Mid-America Christian 5-0, 5-1 on March 25, 2008. Melody Murphy had the first hit and scored the first run in the first inning of the first game. Murphy stole the first base in the sixth of the first game. Julie Harvey recorded the first strikeout and win in the new ballpark. Melissa Moore hit the first home run in the facil- ity on April 1, 2008 against Oklahoma Christian. “I wanted to give the team the facilities they deserve,” Ann Lacy, the facility’s benefactor and namesake, said. “They are national champions and they should have a stadium on campus they can be very proud of.” OCU did not have an on-campus softball field since 1992. “Our Stars belong on campus where they can feel proud not only of what they accomplish, but also of where they play,” OCU President Tom McDaniel said. “They go out on the field and make us proud all the time. It’s only fitting for us to give them a place to play and practice right here on campus.” OCU athletic director Jim Abbott said, “It is a state-of-the-art facility that is befitting of our elite softball program.” The Stars won their first 21 games at Ann Lacy Stadium and have gone 33-3 (.917) there.

OCU’s 2008 team as well as alumni at the unveiling of Ann Lacy Stadium on Nov. 3, 2007

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 19 JAY MILLER

The Jay Miller File

Record: 954-607, 27 years Coaching career: Head Coach, Purdue, 1980-81; As- sistant Coach, Missouri, 1982-84; Head Coach, Okla- homa City University, 1985-87; Head Coach, Missouri, 1987-2002; Head Coach, Mississippi State,

2003-present National tournament appearances: NAIA Champi- onships 1986 (national runner-up), 1987; Women’s College World Series 1991, 1994

Honors: 1986, 1987 NAIA District Nine coach of the year; 1987 NAIA Southwest Region coach of the year; 1990, 1991 Big Eight Conference coach of the year; 1997 Big 12 Conference coach of the year; 1994, 1997 Midwest Region coach of the year; NFCA Hall of Fame

For Jay Miller, working at Oklahoma City University as the sport and his passion for the game. It reflects in his coaching. head softball coach meant hearing a different story every day. His record speaks for itself. Everywhere he has gone, his players Miller spent time with Abe Lemons most days and got to know respect him. Other coaches respect him.” the character that he was. Between his basketball coaching Miller quipped, “It means I’m getting old more than anything. duties, Lemons had a celebrity doubles tennis match scheduled It’s a tremendous honor. It was a fun evening with old friends. where he would be Vitas Gerulaitis’ partner. The competition: “I would have never been in this position without the Oklahoma coach Billy Tubbs and top pro John McEnroe. outstanding players and coaches that have stood beside me over So one day … the years.” “I was sitting in my office one morning,” Miller said. “He Then on Feb. 16, Miller was named as the U.S. softball coach. came into my office with some rackets. He asked me if we could When Miller was with OCU, he started working with the hit some tennis balls. He hit three and said that was enough. He Amateur Softball Association by beginning a coaching clinic said that playing doubles was good. ‘If it comes to me, I’ll hit it, where a hall of famer would be invited. but if it doesn’t, I’ll say yours.’ “I have been fortunate to work with USA Softball for almost 20 “It was a very special time. Abe Lemons was coaching years in one capacity or another and this is a great opportunity,” basketball. I got to listen to his stories every morning. We’d sit in Miller said then. “I have been fortunate to work with the best the office around the coffee pot, him smoking cigars and telling softball players in the world, and I look forward to doing so one-liners all morning long. I learned a lot about coaching on again this summer.” the college level watching his practices.” Miller guided a team including superstars Jennie Finch, Miller guided the Lady Chiefs from 1985-87, leading OCU to Monica Abbott and Cat Osterman as well as newcomers Kaitlin the 1986 NAIA title game. His first year at OCU was the athletic Cochran, Ashley Holcombe and Chelsea Bramlett. department’s last in NCAA Division I. “It’s a new team,” Miller said. “We threw them together. Our “Arnold Short hired me, and Bud Sahmaunt took over for ultimate goal will be to be ready for the World Championships him,” Miller said, referring to OCU’s athletic directors then. next year (July 16-26, 2010). We want to see how the young kids “Those were great guys to work for and fun to work with. I mesh with the veterans.” should have been paying them.” Team USA steamrolled through the competition, sweeping Miller went on to coach softball at Missouri from 1988-2002 each of the international events this summer. The United States and has been with Mississippi State since 2003. captured the Canada Cup in Surrey, British Columbia, the World And this summer, Miller took the reins of the Team USA Cup of Softball in Oklahoma City, the Japan Cup in Sendai City, softball team. Japan, and the Pan American Qualifier in Maracay, Venezuela. “They’re great kids to work with,” Miller said. “It’s a lot of fun U-S-A! U-S-A! to have that kind of talent. They work their tail off. We want kids that are committed and have the passion for the game and Miller has had a busy year. want to get better.” First, Miller became a National Fastpitch Coaches Association Miller, unfortunately, will not be leading the United States hall of famer on Dec. 13, 2008. A charter member of the NFCA, into Berlin in the 2016 Olympic Games. The International Miller was inducted during the association’s 25th-anniversary Olympic Committee excluded softball from the program, the convention festivities on Marco Island, Fla. executive board announced Aug. 13. “He lives and dies softball,” OCU softball coach Phil Miller chose to focus on the task of preparing Team USA for McSpadden said of Miller. “It’s obvious in his longevity in the future competitions.

20 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide JAY MILLER

Team USA after winning the World Cup of Softball Miller as OCU coach “Obviously it’s a very frustrating and disappointing time currently stand. OCU used Van Horn Field until 1992. Ann Lacy for softball,” Miller said. “We worked very hard over the past Stadium was built in 2007 after OCU had spent the years in four years to try to get back into the Games. You don’t have a between playing at Hall of Fame Stadium. whole lot of control over things. We’re obviously preparing and “Our booster club did a great job with helping us with the planning for next summer’s World Championships.” facility,” Miller said of Van Horn Field. “They built the dugouts and the storage shed. It was right across from our office. The Building a Foundation kids could watch from the balconies and the dorms. It was sad when it was torn down.” In 1986, OCU may have been a controversial call away from When Miller left in 1987 for Missouri, Miller gave way to being national champion. McSpadden. McSpadden has since led OCU to eight national OCU became the winners bracket champion of the NAIA championships, the most among NAIA softball. softball championships, so St. Mary’s (Texas) would need to “He built a competitive, respectable program here,” beat the Lady Chiefs twice to take the crown. St. Mary’s forced McSpadden said of Miller. “Any success we’ve achieved was a winner-take-all game with a 3-2 win, then won the title 2-1 in directly linked to the program he built. He knew what he was nine innings. doing.” In the seventh inning of the championship game, OCU rallied Miller believes McSpadden has what it takes to join Miller in to tie the game 1-1 on Rhonda Benhart’s bases-loaded RBI single. the NFCA Hall of Fame. McSpadden is already an NAIA hall of Jennifer Hightower flied out to left field, and Lori Ryan tagged famer. up and apparently scored. St. Mary’s, though, appealed to the “You think of OCU, and they’re the powerhouse in softball umpires, and Ryan was called out for leaving the base early. in the NAIA,” Miller said. “He put the national championships Miller disagreed with the crucial call. on the board and has done the job. He has done a tremendous “That play was the game,” Miller said at the time. “I didn’t job with the program. He has done an outstanding job in terms think she left early. That was a tough way to lose a game and of getting national recognition and keeping it at a high level. a national championship. We have films of the game, and even It will be a matter of time before they consider him. I think he’ll though we didn’t have a real good angle of her tagging up, get in soon, in the next few years. I think he is deserving.” we’re almost certain she didn’t leave early.” When Dr. Shelley Faubion was inducted into the OCU Athletics In that national tournament, Tina Gailey and Stephanie Hall of Fame in 2007, Faubion listed the Mental Toughness, Extra Teehee racked up four consecutive shutouts. Teehee no-hit Effort Award as one of her honors. Faubion won that award as a Wilmington (Del.) in a 3-0 win. freshman playing for Miller. “Tina Gailey and Stephanie Teehee were our two best Miller would recognize team members with awards like most pitchers,” Miller said. “They dominated. We had an excellent valuable player, pitcher of the year, the gold glove, rookie of the group offensively and defensively. We had some tough luck in year and leading hitter. the championship game. It was a great group to work with. We When asked if he had a favorite player when he coached at built a solid foundation for the future. OCU, Miller said, “You like kids that work hard and are good “Lori Ryan probably was our top hitter. Lisa Navas was a great team players. We had a lot of those.” shortstop. Carla Engel and Kim Duck were fine outfielders.” And the search for those type of players continues for Miller, Back then, OCU played in an on-campus softball field named whether it was when he was at OCU, whether it’s for Mississippi Van Horn Field that lay where Cokesbury Court Apartments State or for the U.S. softball team.

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 21 ADMINISTRATION Jim Abbott has left his mark in seven years as Oklahoma City University athletic director as the athletic department has grown significantly since his second stint at OCU began. Abbott serves as chief development officer and advocate for the OCU ath- letic department, promotes the Stars and administers the athletic budget. Ab- bott has been in athletics and higher education administration for the past 18 years, during which time he also worked at OCU as an assistant athletic director from 1991-94. Abbott is a member of the National Association of Col- legiate Marketing Administrators-NAIA advisory board, Jim Thorpe Associa- tion executive council, the Mayor’s Sports Council and Fellowship of Christian Athletes staff sponsor. Under Abbott’s guidance, the university has made several athletic facili- ties up¬grades. OCU has made improvements to Jim Wade Stadium, the OCU baseball facility; built the Jim Wade Office Suites inside the Freede Center; acquired rowing and wrestling practice facilities; built lights onto the soccer field; acquired an athletic weight training facility; and has constructed a new softball field, Ann Lacy Stadium. This summer, OCU broke ground on the Dev- on Boathouse. OCU added men’s and women’s cross country and track and field, men’s and JIM ABBOTT women’s rowing, men’s and women’s wrestling, volley¬ball as varsity sports and added junior varsity programs in men’s and women’s basket¬ball, men’s Athletic Director and women’s golf, men’s soccer and volleyball, adding nearly 200 students. To provide a voice for student-athletes in matters on campus, Abbott devel- oped the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. OCU became the first university in the state to have a Chi Alpha Sigma chapter, a national student-athlete honor society. On the field, the Stars have won 14 of the university’s 36 NAIA national titles during Abbott’s tenure and placed in the top 12 of the Director’s Cup rankings each of the past seven years. OCU won two national titles in 2008-09 and took sixth in the Director’s Cup rankings. Abbott was named the 2008-09 Sooner Athletic Conference and NAIA-ADA athletic director of the year. Previously, Abbott was regional sales manager for a scoreboard company, Trans-Lux Sports. He has also been assistant athletic director at Lamar University and associate director of institutional advancement at St. Gregory’s University. Abbott was director of ticket sales at the Oklahoma City 89ers Triple-A baseball organization. Abbott holds a master of science degree in sports administration from the University of Oklahoma and bachelor’s degrees in busi- ness administration and physical education from Huntingdon (Ala.) College. Abbott is married (Annetta) and the couple have two children (Kyle, 14, and Katelyn, 10).

GREG KERSGIETER ANDREA MATTHES Assistant Athletic Director Athletic Trainer

Greg Kersgieter is responsible for Andrea Matthes enters her third year management and scheduling of athletic as athletic trainer at Oklahoma City Uni- events at the Freede Center. Kersgieter versity. also cares for the athletic training needs of OCU athletes by Prior to coming to OCU, Matthes spent a year at Yukon High overseeing the athletic training department. School and two years at Altus High School. Kersgieter worked previously at Carl Albert High School, Okla- She has past experience in the Sooner Athletic Conference and homa Center for Athletes at Presbyterian Hospital with Okla- the NAIA with three years as Northwestern Oklahoma State Uni- homa Baptist University, Oklahoma City Blazers hockey and the versity’s first full-time athletic trainer. Matthes holds certifications as a certified teacher for the State Port Char¬lotte, Fla., Class A baseball team. of Oklahoma Secondary Schools, NATABOC-certified athletic In 1990, Kersgieter received his bach¬elor’s degree in physical trainer, State of Oklahoma, Board of Medical Licensure and Su- education from Missouri Southern. In 1995, he earned his mas- pervision-Licensed athletic trainer and Professional Rescuer CPR/ ter’s degree in secondary education administration at Central AED from the American Heart Association. Oklahoma. He earned certification in athletic training by NATA in 1992 and a license in athletic training in the state in 1994. He and his wife Kathy have three daughters – Katie, Kelsey and Kiley.

22 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide SPORTS INFORMATION basketball brochure and multi-sport bro- Tortorelli brings 10 years of newspaper chure NAIA-SIDA contests. Tortorelli’s experience. He spent seven years at the RICH features took second in the CoSIDA dis- state’s largest newspaper, The Oklahoman. TORTORELLI trict contest and fifth in the NAIA-SIDA Prior to that, he was sports writer at Director of contest. The Edmond Sun. While at The Sun, he Athletic In 2006-07, Tortorelli wrote a feature shared third place in Division II General Communications over National League batting champion News Reporting in the AP/Oklahoma and OCU alum Freddy Sanchez which News Executives Annual Carl Rogan Me- took first in the Oklahoma College Public morial News Excellence Competition. Relations Association sports writing con- Tortorelli earned his bachelor’s degree test as well as second in the NAIA-CoSIDA in newspaper journalism from the Uni- Rich Tortorelli keeps local, state and feature writing contest. Tortorelli’s fea- versity of Central Oklahoma. He gradu- national media informed about OCU’s 19 ture over Frederickson Field House won ated high school from Putnam City North varsity sport programs. first place in the 2005-06 Fred S. Stabley in Oklahoma City. In his four years with OCU, Tortorelli CoSIDA historical feature writing contest has earned several writing and publica- among District Six. tions awards, including two Best in the Also in his second year with OCU, Tor- Nation citations. torelli’s feature over Australian Olympi- OCU’s media guides have been recog- an and former OCU softball player Tracey nized with the best cover in Division C in Mosley took fourth in the NAIA writing wrestling and for combined baseball and SPORTS INFORMATION contest. He designed OCU’s baseball- softball. Tortorelli has written features softball media guide which took sixth in that have earned first in the Oklahoma Office Phone: (405) 208-5304 the NAIA-CoSIDA publications contest. College Public Relations Association Office Fax: (405) 208-5816 In his first year at OCU, the basketball sports writing contest as well as in the Athletic Hotline: (405) 208-5400 media guide earned third in the NAIA- Fred S. Stabley CoSIDA District Six writ- CoSIDA publications contest. The base- E-mail Address: [email protected] ing contest. ball-softball media guide placed ninth Web site: www.ocusports.com In 2008-09, OCU media guides placed and his feature story over OCU assistant in two NAIA-SIDA categories. In 2007-08, basketball coach Tommy Wade’s battle OCU media guides placed in combined with cancer took fourth.

Jeremy Stevens comes to Oklahoma City University with experience in both sports information and in newspaper journalism. JEREMY Stevens earned his bachelor’s degree in communication from the University of Sci- ence and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha, Okla. Stevens spent two years as sports STEVENS information intern and three years as sports editor for The Trend, USAO’s student Assistant newspaper. He was also named sophomore male communication student of the year Sports in 2007. He earned several awards including the Associated Press/Oklahoma News Information Executives scholarship in 2008. Director He was a member of the Baptist Collegiate Ministry for four years at USAO and served on the BCM leadership team as a senior. Stevens graduated high school from Edmond North.

OCU MEDIA OUTLETS

THE OKLAHOMAN THE CITY SENTINEL KOCO-TV (ABC, channel 5) Mike Sherman, sports editor; Matt Patterson, beat writer Pat McGuigan, sports editor Mark Rodgers, sports director P.O. Box 25125, Oklahoma City, OK 73125 718 N. Broadway, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 1300 E. Britton Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73113 Phone: (405) 475-3314, (800) 375-6397 Fax: (405) Phone: (405) 605-6062 Fax: (405) 605-6034 Phone: (405) 478-6681 Fax: (405) 475-7306 475-3315 city-sentinel.com www.koco.com www.newsok.com THE CAMPUS KWTV (CBS, channel 9) TULSA WORLD Sports editor Dean Blevins, sports director Mike Strain, sports editor OCU, 2501 N. Blackwelder Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 7401 N. Kelley Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73111 P.O. Box 1770, Tulsa, OK 74102 73106 Phone: (405) 841-9954 Fax: (405) 841-9989 Phone: (918) 581-8355 Fax: (918) 581-8353 Phone: (405) 208-6068 Fax: (405) 208-6069 www.news9.com www.tulsaworld.com www.ocustupub.com KOKH-TV (FOX, channel 25) ASSOCIATED PRESS KFOR-TV (NBC, channel 4) Myron Patton, sports director Jeff Latzke, sports editor, Murray Evans, writer Bob Barry Jr., sports director 1228 E. Wilshire Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Central Park One, 525 Central Park Dr., Suite 202, 444 E. Britton Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73114 Phone: (405) 475-9100 Fax: (405) 478-4343 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Phone: (405) 478-6366 Fax: (405) 478-6337 www.okcfox.com Phone: (405) 525-2121 Fax: (405) 524-7465 www.kfor.com www.ap.org Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 23 OCU PRESIDENT

TOM J. MCDANIEL University President

Tom J. McDaniel is president of Oklahoma City Uni- versity and has led a transformation of the 105 year- old institution in his eight-year tenure including the construction and dedication of the new Meinders School of Business, the Wanda L. Bass Music Center, the Ann Lacy Visitors and Admissions Center, and the Norick Art Center. These capital improvements were part of a successful $100 million centennial develop- ment campaign which doubled the university’s en- dowment and allowed the creation of new academic programs in nursing, dance, and film and new athletic programs in cross country, rowing, wrestling, track and field and volleyball. Projects recently dedicated that continue the growth and revitalization of the Oklahoma City urban cam- pus include a new residence hall, a women’s softball field, a new home for the Ann Lacy School of American Dance and Arts Management named the Edith Kinney Gaylord Center, and an expanded student and faculty facility which the OCU Board of Trustees has named the Tom and Brenda McDaniel University Center. Prior to coming to Oklahoma City University in June of 2001, McDaniel served as president of Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva, Okla., becoming tions on the Oklahoma Centennial Commission, State the first graduate of that school to serve as its presi- Fair of Oklahoma, the Oklahoma City Chamber of dent. Commerce, the Oklahoma State Chamber, the UMB McDaniel received a bachelor’s degree in business Oklahoma Bank, St. Anthony’s Hospital, and the Down- from Northwestern Oklahoma State University in 1960 town Rotary Club. He is a former president of the Pe- and his Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma troleum Club and the Oklahoma City Golf and Country College of Law in 1963, after which he was in private Club. He and Brenda have chaired the Oklahoma City law practice. In 1981, the Supreme Court of Oklaho- Art Museum’s annual Renaissance Ball and were the ma appointed him as administrative director of state 2006 co-chairs for the Reflections of Hope dinner for courts. He joined Kerr-McGee in 1984, ultimately be- the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial Foundation. He coming vice chairman of the company and a member has also served as chairman of the board of trustees of of its board of directors. A member of the Oklahoma Columbus Elementary Enterprise School, Oklahoma’s and American Bar associations, McDaniel is a former first charter public school. state chairman of the Oklahoma Fellows of the Ameri- In 1995 McDaniel was the recipient of the Eugene can Bar Foundation. Kuntz Award presented by the OU College of Law for McDaniel and his wife Brenda were married in 1959. his contributions to Natural Resources Law and Policy. They have three grown sons — Lance, Randy and Mark He was named Friday newspaper’s 2004 OKCITYAN of — and four grandchildren. Randy is married to Julie the Year and in 2005 was honored with the Oklahoma Wells McDaniel and they are parents of Grace Eliza- City Plaza District inaugural “Urban Pioneer Award” beth and John Thomas. Mark and his wife Stacy Cole for his work in the central city. In 2006 he was recog- McDaniel are the parents of three children — Cole, nized for civic activities by the Jewish Foundation and Joshua, and Meghan. Oklahoma Asian Society. On Nov. 16, 2006, he was in- His community service includes past or present posi- ducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame.

24 2010 Oklahoma City University Softball Media Guide THIS IS OCU Oklahoma City University offers the breadth and depth students and help them succeed by providing challenging, of a private, comprehensive university with the atmo- personalized instruction. The student-faculty ratio is 11 to 1. sphere and spirit of a small liberal arts college, and is The OCU college experience includes more than just recognized for quality and affordability by U.S. News and taking classes. Outside the classroom, students have more World Report, America’s 100 Best College Buys and other than 60 social, religious, athletic, and cultural organiza- national publications. tions and activities from which to choose. Students actively The university is supported by the United Methodist participate in service learning projects donating their time Church and its alumni and enjoys strong partnerships with to make a difference in the community. the businesses of Oklahoma City and the state. The physical campus provides the most up-to-date facili- Oklahoma City University is located in the geographical ties such as the state-of-the-art Meinders School of Business center of Oklahoma’s capital city, which provides a wide and the new $38.5 million Bass School of Music building, variety of educational, social and cultural opportunities which opened in spring 2006. Computer access is plenti- for the campus commu- ful and convenient at nity. The university is 180 OCU. Residence halls are miles from Dallas, Texas, equipped with Internet and 350 miles south of access and on-campus Kansas City, Mo. computer labs are Oklahoma City Univer- available for student sity offers more than 60 use. The Career Plan- undergraduate degree ning and Placement options in the schools Center offers job search of arts and sciences, and career advice, tips business, music, theater, for resume and letter American dance and arts writing and job post- management, religion ings. The Student Health and nursing. OCU also Services Office provides offers 13 graduate students with health as- degrees, including the sessment, treatment for juris doctorate. OCU’s minor illness and injury, values-centered educa- wellness counseling and tion helps students make the most of their college educa- advanced care referral as necessary. tion, career and life. Students can be proud of the university’s tradition of Class sizes are small and yet students will find the di- ath­letic excellence. OCU has intercollegiate varsity teams in versity of courses offered at a large university. All courses men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, at OCU are taught by faculty members, not graduate soccer, track and field and wrestling as well as baseball, students. softball and volleyball. The university has won 36 national Seventy-nine percent of full-time faculty members hold cham­pionships since 1988. The women’s golf and women’s the highest degrees in their fields. They strive to inspire wrestling teams captured national titles in 2009.

Home of Champions: www.ocusports.com 25 Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 18 at Mid-America Christian (DH)* Oklahoma City 1 p.m. Feb. 23 Briar Cliff (Iowa) (DH) Ann Lacy Stadium 2 p.m. Feb. 27-28 LSU-Alexandria Tournament Alexandria, La. TBA March 2 St. Gregory’s (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 2 p.m. March 6-7 Terri Mathis Zenner Memorial Tournament Joplin, Mo. TBA March 9 Oklahoma Christian (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 2 p.m. March 12-13 Pittsburg State Invitational Pittsburg, Kan. TBA March 16 at Northwestern Oklahoma State (DH)* Alva, Okla. 2 p.m. March 18 Northwestern Oklahoma State (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 2 p.m. March 23 at USAO (DH)* Chickasha, Okla. 2 p.m. March 25 at Henderson State (Ark.) (DH) Arkadelphia, Ark. 1 p.m. March 27 Lubbock Christian (Texas) (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium Noon March 31 Mid-America Christian (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 2 p.m. April 1 at Rogers State (DH)* Claremore, Okla. 5 p.m. April 6 at Southern Nazarene (DH)* Bethany, Okla. 2 p.m. April 8 at St. Gregory’s (DH)* Shawnee, Okla. 2 p.m. April 10 USAO (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 2 p.m. April 13 Oklahoma Baptist (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 5 p.m. *Sooner Athletic Conference game April 15 at Oklahoma Christian (DH)* Oklahoma City 2 p.m. Home games played at Ann Lacy Stadium April 20 at Oklahoma Baptist (DH)* Shawnee, Okla. 2 p.m. on NW 27th Street between Florida and April 23-24 Domino’s Capital City Classic Ann Lacy Stadium TBA Indiana avenues. Listed in bold. April 26 at Lubbock Christian (Texas) (DH)* Lubbock, Texas Noon Games subject to change. April 29 Southern Nazarene (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 5 p.m. May 4 Rogers State (DH)* Ann Lacy Stadium 5 p.m. May 7-8 Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament Hall of Fame Stadium TBA May 20-26 NAIA Championships Decatur, Ala. TBA