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Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 1 2005 INFORMATION Overall Record ...... 51-14 ACC Regular Season Finish ...... 11-4 (1st) ACC Tournament Finish ...... 3-0 (1st) NCAA Tournament Finish ...... 2-2 (2nd, Athens Regional) CONTENTS

Final Ranking (NFCA/ESPN.com) ...... 17/20

OF NFCA All-Americans ...... Jessica Sallinger (3rd team) All-Southeast Region...... Aileen Morales (1st), Jessica Sallinger (1st) All-ACC...... Amy Hosier (1st), Caitlin Lever (1st), Aileen Morales (2nd)

TABLE ...... Christine Sheridan (1st), Jessica Sallinger (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 11/6 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/2 AND Pitchers Returning/Lost ...... 2/1

FACTS SPORTS INFORMATION

THE INSTITUTE Office Phone ...... (404) 894-5445 Official Name ...... Georgia Institute of Technology Office Fax ...... (404) 894-1248

QUICK Location ...... Atlanta, Ga. Athletic Internet Site ...... www.ramblinwreck.com Founded...... 1885 Director ...... Allison George (Georgia Tech, 1988) Enrollment ...... 16,000 Associate Director ...... Mike Stamus (Virginia Tech, 1982) Colors...... Old Gold and White Assistant Director...... Chris Capo (Georgia Tech, 1997) Nicknames ...... Yellow Jackets, Rambling Wreck Assistant Director...... Melissa Jenkins (Georgia Tech, 1994) Institute Website ...... www.gatech.edu Assistant Director...... Cheryl Watts (Georgia Tech, 2002) Conference ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Asst. Dir./Softball Contact ...... Scott MacDonald (St. Andrews, 1999) President ...... Dr. G. Wayne Clough (Georgia Tech, 1964) MacDonald’s Cell ...... (919) 619-4137 Office Phone ...... (404) 894-5051 E-mail...... [email protected] Director of Athletics ...... Dave Braine (North Carolina, 1965) Graduate Assistant ...... Peter Bourg (Georgia Tech, 2002) Office Phone ...... (404) 894-5411 Office Mailing Address Senior Assoc. A.D./S.W.A ...... Mollie Simmons Mayfield Georgia Tech Athletic Association 150 Bobby Dodd Way, N.W. SOFTBALL INFORMATION Atlanta, Ga., 30332-0455 Head Coach ...... Ehren Earleywine (Westminster, 1994) TABLE OF CONTENTS Year at Tech ...... Third Quick Facts and Table of Contents ...... 2 Record at Tech ...... 98-33 (2 seasons) Roster ...... 3 Overall Record ...... Same Player Profiles E-mail...... [email protected] Savannah Brown ...... 4 Stephanie Butler ...... 5 Assistant Coach ...... Brandon Duncan (Alabama, 2004) Amy Hosier ...... 6 Year at Tech ...... Second Kristina Hull ...... 7 E-mail...... [email protected] Whitney Humphreys ...... 8 Office Phone ...... (404) 385-0206 Kacey Ivey ...... 9 Assistant Coach ...... Felicia Lowe (Georgia Tech, 2004) Caitlin Lever ...... 10 Year at Tech ...... Second Becky McCraw ...... 11 E-mail...... [email protected] Aileen Morales ...... 12 Daisy Paez ...... 13 Office Phone ...... (404) 385-2767 Christine Sheridan ...... 14 Trainer ...... Robin Hoeft Sarah Wood ...... 15 Strength Coach ...... Melissa Moore Newcomers Facility...... Glenn Field (500) Whitney Haller, Lacey Richardson and Blair Shimandle ...... 16 Dimensions ...... 190-200-190 Head Coach Ehren Earleywine ...... 17 Press Box Phone...... (404) 894-8854 Assistant Coaches Brandon Duncan and Felicia Lowe ...... 18 Administration ...... 19 Support Staff ...... 20 CREDITS The Atlantic Coast Conference ...... 21 The 2006 Georgia Tech softball media 2005 Season Recap ...... 22 guide was written and edited by Scott 2005 ACC Recap ...... 23 MacDonald, Assistant Director of Sports 2005 Results and Statistics ...... 24-25 Information, with assistance from All-Time Record vs. Opponents ...... 26 Graduate Assistant Peter Bourg. Head Honor Roll ...... 27 shots and team photos taken by Stanley Career Records ...... 28-29 Leary. Action photos taken by Christo- Season and Game Records ...... 30-31 pher Gooley, Jack Reimer, Damian Salas Year-by-Year Results ...... 32-34 and Rob Skinner. Printed by EBSCO All-Time Letterwinners ...... 35 Media of Birmingham, Ala. 2006 Opponent Information ...... 36-38 Glenn Field ...... 39 This is Georgia Tech ...... 40-48 2 Defending ACC Champions 2006 GEORGIA TECH SOFTBALL ROSTER GEORGIA No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. B/T Hometown (Previous School) 1 Christine Sheridan SS 5-3 Sr. R/R Pasadena, Md. (East Carolina)

3 Becky McCraw IF 6-2 So. R/R Knoxville, Tenn. (Farragut) TECH 7 Blair Shimandle UT 5-1 Fr. L/R LaGrange, Ga. (LaGrange)

8 Kristina Hull 1B/C 5-11 Jr. R/R Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) ROSTER 9 Caitlin Lever OF 5-8 Jr. L/R Amherst, N.Y. (Canisius) 11 Whitney Haller P/1B 5-9 Fr. R/R Marietta, Ga. (Harrison) 12 Stephanie Butler OF 5-6 So. L/R Sherman Oaks, Calif. (Notre Dame) 13 Kacey Ivey OF 5-6 So. L/R Douglasville, Ga. (Chapel Hill) 14 Sarah Wood P 5-10 Jr. L/L Marietta, Ga. (Walton) 15 Daisy Paez 1B/C 5-4 Jr. R/R Loxahatchee, Fla. (Young Harris) 17 Whitney Humphreys P 5-8 So. R/R Shady Spring, W. Va. (Shady Spring) 21 Amy Hosier OF 5-2 Sr. L/L Lakewood, Colo. (Lakewood) 22 Aileen Morales 2B 5-6 So. R/R Columbus, Ga. (Hardaway) 24 Savannah Brown C/3B 5-7 So. R/R El Cajon, Calif. (Valhalla) 34 Lacey Richardson P 5-6 Fr. L/L Sharpsburg, Ga. (Northgate)

Head Coach: Ehren Earleywine (Westminster College, 1994), 3rd season, 5th overall Assistant Coaches: Brandon Duncan (Alabama, 2004), 2nd season Felicia Lowe (Georgia Tech, 2004), 2nd season, 3rd overall Trainer: Robin Hoeft Manager: C'iana Barker Strength Coach: Melissa Moore Pronunciation Guide: Whitney Haller - Ha-ller;~ Amy Hosier - ho-SURE; Daisy Paez - PIE-ez; Caitlin Lever - LEE-ver; Aileen Morales - Ei-leen ~ MO-ral-ES, Blair Shimandle - Shi-MAN-dl.

TRACKING THE JACKETS STATE-BY-STATE

Douglasville, Ga. Kacey Ivey Shady Spring, W. Va. Amherst, N.Y. Whitney Humphreys Caitlin Lever

• Pasadena, Md. Christine Sheridan • • Sherman • Oaks, Calif. • Knoxville, Tenn. Stephanie Butler • Becky McCraw • Marietta, Ga. • Whitney Haller •• Sarah Wood •• • El Cajon, Calif. Sharpsburg, Ga. Savannah Brown Lacey Richardson Loxahatchee, Fla. Columbus, Ga. Daisy Paez Colorado Springs, Colo. Aileen Morales • Kristina Hull Lakewood, Colo. LaGrange, Ga. Amy Hosier Blair Shimandle Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 3 Savannah Brown

PROFILES Sophomore

Catcher PLAYER El Cajon, Calif. Vallhalla HS #24

Getting to know Brown off the field ... Other sport: Table Tennis Favorite Movie: Old School Animal she would be: Monkey Favorite Artist: None Vacation Spot: Hawaii Store you would buy out: Urban Outfitters Favorite TV Show: Curb your Enthusiasm Favorite Quote: “You Won’t” - Caitlin Lever Pet Peeve: People who breathe hard for no apparent reason Most Admired Person: People who know who they are Biggest Fear: Germs and Fish

As a Freshman (2005): Became Tech's top catcher ... Started in 46 games for the Jackets behind the dish ... Hit .270 and stole six bases in seven attempts ... Led Tech with six home runs and drove in 34 runs, ranking second on the team ... Only allowed three passed balls and picked off two base runners ... Had a .466 slugging percentage and .341 on base percentage ... Tied a school record with home runs in consecutive at bats against UAB (4/16), driving in four runs ... Smacked a grand slam against North Carolina (3/12) and drove in four runs for a third time against NC State (4/9) ... Led the Jackets with 10 multi-RBI games ... Posted a perfect 4-for-4 performance against Alabama State (4/6) to tie a single-game school record.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball ... Elected team captain in senior year ... Tabbed 2004 East County Player of the Year, Grossmant District Player of the Year and Union Tribune Player of the Year ... Named first team all-league, district and CIF in '04 ... Named first team all-league and second team All-CIF in '03 ... Broke the Grossman District home run record in '04 ... Graduated in Top 10 percent of her graduating class.

Personal: Born Savannah Rose Brown on April 18, 1986, in San Diego, Calif. ... Parents are Larry and Heloise Brown ... Has a younger brother, Chris ... Majoring in biology.

Brown’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2005 .270 57-51 148 16 40 9 1 6 34 69 .466 16 1 39 2 .341 2 0 6-7 386 21 3 .993 4 Defending ACC Champions Stephanie Butler PLAYER

Sophomore PROFILES Outfield Sherman Oaks, Calif. Notre Dame HS #12

Getting to know Butler off the field ... Other sport: Soccer Favorite Movie: Dazed and Confused Animal she would be: Flamingo Favorite Artist: 311 Vacation Spot: Anywhere with a beach Favorite TV Show: Project Runaway Favorite Quote: “Don’t let your mouth write a check your butt can’t cash.” - Dazed & Confused Pet Peeve: Leaving the lights on Biggest Fear: Heights and Spiders

As a Freshman (2005): Was used primarily as a pinch runner ... Started in 17 games in the outfield and appeared in 39 games ... Had 11 hits in 52 at bats, including two doubles, one triple and three runs batted in ... Stole five bases in six attempts ... Did not commit a single error in the outfield in 24 chances ... Went 2-for-3 against Georgia Southern (2/9) and Saint Louis (3/5).

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner in softball ... Tabbed team's Most Valuable Defensive Player and earned second team all-league honors as a senior ... Earned first team all-league honors as a junior and second team honors as a sophomore ... Selected to the Daily News All-Star Team in 2004 ... Lettered in soccer as a senior ... Named as the team's Most Improved Player ... Honor Roll.

Personal: Born Stephanie Lynn Butler on Sept. 24, 1985, in Anaheim, Calif. ... Parents are Mark Butler and Janella Weaver ... Majoring in management.

Butler’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2005 .212 39-17 52 14 11 2 1 0 3 15 .288 3 0 15 0 .255 0 1 5-6 24 0 0 1.000 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 5 Amy Hosier

PROFILES Senior

Outfield PLAYER Lakewood, Colo. Lakewood HS #21

Getting to know Hosier off the field ... Other sport: Football Favorite Movie: Dumb and Dumber Animal she would be: Penguin 2005 Accolades Favorite Artist: Kelly Clarkson Vacation Spot: Australia Easton All-American (3rd team) Favorite TV Show: Friends, Family Guy Favorite Quote: “Big Gulps, Eh? Welp, see you All-ACC (1st team) later.” - Dumb and Dumber Pet Peeve: People who pick their nose ACC All-Tournament Team Most Admired Person: Mother Biggest Fear: None

As a Junior (2005): Was named Easton All-America third team and All-ACC first team ... Started in 61 of 65 games played in the outfield ... Led the Jackets with 39 runs batted in ... Ranked second on the Tech squad and fourth in the ACC in batting with a .356 average ... Held the third highest on base percentage in the ACC at .467 ... Stole a career-high 16 bases in 19 attempts ... Tallied career-highs in doubles (12) and home runs (2) ... Drew a career-high 34 walks, finishing second on the Tech squad ... Finished second on the team with 37 runs scored and tallied two assists from the outfield ... Finished the season fourth in the ACC in walks, fifth in runs scored, eighth in stolen bases and RBI and 10th in slugging percentage (.469) ... Led Tech to its second ACC Tournament title with a .375 batting average in the tourney en route to being named to the ACC All-Tournament Team ... Hit .313 in the postseason for the Jackets ... Her single-season totals in walks and on base percentage stand fourth and fifth, respectively, in the Tech single-season record book ... Tallied 12 multi-hit games and nine multi-RBI games for the Jackets over the course of the season ... Drove in the game-winning runs against No. 11 Georgia (4/19), going 1-for-2, with two RBIs ... Drove in a single-game high four runs against Oakland (3/9).

As a Sophomore (2004): Started in all 66 games for the Jackets in right field ... Tallied 11 doubles on the season, third most on the team ... Ranked fourth on the Tech squad with 31 runs scored and 24 runs batted in ... Posted a .226 batting average ... Stole eight bases in 10 attempts ... Tallied three assists from the outfield ... Earned 20 walks on the season ... Had two or more hits in 13 different games for Tech ... Went 3-for-4 against Eastern Kentucky (2/22) and Maryland (5/2) ... Slugged her first home run of her career against Ohio (3/19) in the Buzz Classic ... Drove in game-winning run versus Gardner-Webb (2/7) in Tech's opener ... Drove in three runs for a career-high against Gardner- Webb (2/24) ... Finished 3-for-7, with three doubles and three runs batted in against Georgia Southern (3/3) in a doubleheader.

As a Freshman (2003): Played in 44 games for the Jackets, starting in nine of them ... Provided depth in the outfield ... Tallied two hits, one double and one RBI in 29 at bats ... Made all seven plays in the outfield for a 1.000 fielding percentage ... Walked four times on the season and had one sacrifice bunt ... Top performance came in the ACC Tournament as she went 1-for-2, with a double and a run scored against Virginia on May 10 ... Went 1-for-3 against Auburn on May 2.

High School: Earned four letters as an outfielder for coach Ray Baker at Lakewood High School ... Served as team captain for two seasons ... First-team all-conference selection in 1999 and 2001 ... Earned honorable mention all-state honors as a senior ... Helped team to 1998 Colorado state title ... Played in the Colorado Coaches Girl's Softball Association All-Star Game ... Also played three years of basketball as a point guard ... Team captain one season ... Four-year academic letterwinner ... Honor Roll student for four years.

Personal: Amy Jean Hosier ... Daughter of Neil and Carrie Gardner ... Born Nov. 21, 1983, in Denver, Colo. ... Majoring in management.

Hosier’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2003 .069 44-9 29 11 2 1 0 0 1 3 .103 4 0 10 0 .182 0 1 0-1 6 1 0 1.000 2004 .226 66-66 199 31 45 11 0 1 24 59 .296 20 3 39 2 .306 0 2 8-10 32 3 2 .946 2005 .356 65-61 160 37 57 12 0 2 39 75 .469 34 1 24 0 .467 2 0 16-19 60 2 2 .969 Total .268 175-136 388 79 104 24 0 3 64 137 .353 58 4 73 2 .367 2 3 24-30 98 6 4 .963 6 Defending ACC Champions Kristina Hull PLAYER

Junior PROFILES First Base/Catcher Colorado Springs, Colo. Doherty HS #8

Getting to know Hull off the field ... Other sport: Synchronized Swimming Favorite Movie: Free Willy Animal she would be: Dung Beetle Favorite Artist: Hanson Vacation Spot: My bedroom Favorite TV Show: T.V. Guide Channel Favorite Quote: “SSHHHeriously Dingy.” Pet Peeve: Maggie Most Admired Person: Jeremy Bloom Biggest Fear: Someone stealing my lotion

As a Sophomore (2005): Started in nine of 49 games played in ... Carried a .326 on base percentage and .350 slugging percentage for Tech ... Tallied two doubles, one home run and 10 runs batted in ... Stole two bases in three attempts ... Scored 18 times on the season ... Made just one error in 63 chances at first base ... Hit her first career grand slam against Chattanooga (2/5) in the Jackets' season opener ... Finished 1-for-1, with three RBIs against Charleston Southern (3/18).

As a Freshman (2004): Started in 34 of 57 games played this season, all at first base ... Posted a .188 batting average, with two doubles and and eight runs batted in ... Walked 11 times and stole four bases in six attempts ... Tallied a .967 fielding percentage at first base ... Top performance came against Gardner-Webb (2/24), going 2-for-3 and driving in three runs for the Jackets ... ACC Academic Honor Roll.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Rampart High School and Doherty High School ... Named 5A all-state in 2003 ... Garnered first team all-county and all-area honors in 2001, 2002 and 2003 ... Colorado Springs all-star as a senior ... Honorable mention all-area in 2000 ... Elected team captain ... Lettered in basketball in four seasons as a forward/center ... Selected as team captain as a senior ... Second team 5A all-area in 2002-03 ... Was a two-year letterwinner in track at Rampart High School ... Competed in the 4x400, 300-meter hurdles, 4x200, 4x800, high jump and long jump ... Helped relay teams earn all-state and all-area honors in 2000 ... Member of the school Choir and DECA ... Graduated in the top seven percent of her class ... National Honor Roll.

Personal: Born Kristina Kaye Hull on March 3, 1985, in Madison, Wis. ... Nickname is Kris ... Parents are Mitch and Peggy Hull ... Has an older sister, Courtney and a younger brother, Calyn ... Father was a Big Ten champion at the University of Wisconsin in wrestling and was an alternate for the United States Olympic team ... Enjoys singing ... Majoring in science, technology and culture.

Hull’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2004 .188 57-34 96 14 18 2 0 0 8 20 .208 11 0 32 0 .271 0 2 4-6 138 7 5 .967 2005 .225 49-9 40 18 9 2 0 1 10 14 .350 5 1 16 0 .326 0 0 2-3 60 2 1 .984 Total .199 106-43 136 32 27 4 0 1 18 34 .250 16 1 48 0 .288 0 2 6-9 198 9 6 .972 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 7 Whitney Humphreys

PROFILES Sophomore Sophomore Pitcher PLAYER Shady Spring, W. Va. Shady Spring HS #17

Getting to know Humphreys off the field ... Other sport: Volleyball Favorite Movie: Little Giants Animal she would be: Pot Belly Big Favorite Artist: Rascall Flatts Vacation Spot: Australia Favorite TV Show: Laguna Beach Favorite Quote: “Live like you shouldn’t and love like you should.” - Rascall Flatts Most Admired Person: Bob Robinson Pet Peeve: Girly Girls Biggest Fear: Bugs

As a Freshman (2005): Made four starts and 23 appearances for the Jackets in the circle ... Tossed two complete-game shutouts and combined for another four ... Finished her rookie campaign 8-1, with an 1.71 earned run average ... Fanned 46 batters in 61.1 innings pitched ... Led the Jackets with three saves and ranked second in the ACC ... Threw a complete-game shutout in the championship game of the Lady Panther Invitational against Evansville (2/20), striking out a season-high six ... Fired a two-hit, complete-game shutout against Winthrop (3/4) in the Buzz Classic ... Went 1-for-2 at the plate for Tech.

High School: Four-year letterwinner under coach Johny Pachuta ... Led team to state title game in all four seasons ... Won a state crown as a junior ... Tabbed Gatorade Softball Player of the Year in West Virginia as a senior ... Selected to the all-state first team in each of her four seasons ... Earned state all-tournament honors from 2001-04 ... Earned all-conference honors in all four years ... Lettered in volleyball for three seasons ... Helped team win a state championship in '02 and '03 ... Team finished runner-up at the '01 state tournament ... Named to the all-tournament team at the '02 state tourney ... Student Council member ... National Honor Society.

Personal: Born Whitney Ellen Humphreys on March 3, 1986, in Beckley, W. Va. ... Parents are Bill and Pam Humphreys ... Has an older sister, Jennifer, and an older brother, Adam ... Enjoys reading and making scrapbooks ... Majoring in public policy.

Humphreys’ Career Statistics YEAR W-L ERA APP GS CG SH/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP PO A E FLD% 2005 8-1 1.71 23 4 2 2/4 3 61.1 51 23 15 12 46 4 1 6 253 .225 2 3 2 6 0 1.000 8 Defending ACC Champions Kacey Ivey PLAYER

Sophomore PROFILES Outfield Douglasville, Ga. Chapel Hill HS #13

Getting to know Ivey off the field ... Other sport: Gymnastics Favorite Movie: Mr. and Mrs. Smith Animal she would be: White Bengal Tiger Favorite Artist: Tupac and Led Zepplin Vacation Spot: Aruba Favorite TV Show: South Park Favorite Quote: “While I was praying for help, I realized I don’t need nobdoy else; if Gold with me, I can do it myself.” - T.I. Most Admired Person: My Granny Pet Peeve: Insincerity Biggest Fear: That I’m not afraid

As a Freshman (2005): Became one of Tech's top defensive players during her rookie campaign ... Started in 51 of 61 games played in for Tech in the outfield ... Hit .274, with 26 runs scored, two doubles and six runs batted in ... Posted a .318 on base percentage for the Jackets ... Finished the year fourth in the ACC with 19 stolen bases in 21 attempts ... Had seven multiple-hit games over the course of the season ... Went 2-for-3, with a season-high three runs scored against Charleston Southern (3/18) ... Finished 2-for-4 against North Carolina (3/12) and 2-for-4, with one RBI against Georgia State (4/20).

High School: Lettered in all four seasons under coach Mick Harper ... Tabbed Wendy's High School Heisman Georgia State winner as a senior ... Earned all-state first team honors in junior and senior seasons ... Selected to the all-state second team as a sophomore ... Helped guide team to a region championship in 2002 ... Named county Player of the Year in senior season and earned all-county honors in each of her four seasons ... Hit a county record .523 in '04 ... Lettered in track for three seasons, soccer for four and basketball in two seasons ... Was the Georgia state runner-up in the long jump in junior season ... Garnered Most Valuable Performer Awards in junior and senior seasons in track ... Holds the school record in the long jump and 100- and 200-meter dash events ... National Honor Society, National French Honor Society, Beta, French, Explorer's and Chess club member ... Graduated in top three percent of her graduating class.

Personal: Born Kacey Danielle Ivey on June 12, 1986, in Atlanta, Ga. ... Parents are Wesley and Katrina Ivey ... Enjoys music, poetry and art ... Has three brothers, Brad, Drew and Michael ... Majoring in civil engineering.

Ivey’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2005 .274 61-51 124 26 34 2 0 0 6 36 .290 7 1 34 0 .318 0 3 19-21 64 4 2 .971 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 9 Caitlin Lever Junior PROFILES Junior

Outfield PLAYER Amherst, N.Y. Williamsville South HS #9

Getting to know Lever off the field ... Other sport: Ice Hockey Favorite Movie: The Cable Guy Favorite Artist: Dashboard Confessional Vacation Spot: Paris Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Quote: “Don’t open your shirt, your heart may fall out.” - Karen Lever Pet Peeve: People that talk about their pet peeves Biggest Fear: All insects 2005 Accolades All-ACC (1st team)

As a Sophomore (2005): Selected to the All-ACC first team ... Started in all 65 games ... Drove in the game-winning run for the Jackets in the ACC Championship game against Virginia Tech (5/15) ... Hit .304 for the Yellow Jackets in the postseason ... Finished ninth in the ACC and third on the Tech squad with a .324 batting average ... Ranked second on the Tech squad and in the ACC with 31 stolen bases in 39 attempts, finishing 26th in the nation ... Led the Jackets with four triples and ranked sixth in the ACC ... Tallied five doubles and 27 runs batted in ... Ranked seventh in the ACC in hits per game (1.05) and 10th in runs scored ... Led the Jackets with 18 multiple-hit games and drove in two or more runs on seven different occasions ... Drove in three runs against Florida Atlantic (2/12) and Charleston Southern (3/18) ... Went 2-for-4, with two RBIs against Kansas (5/21) in a 5-2 win at the NCAA Athens Regional.

At Canisius (2004): Started in 52 of 53 games played in ... Helped lead team to a conference championship and advance to the NCAA Tournament in Ann Arbor, Mich. ... Ranked in the Top 10 in the MAAC and led the team with a .300 batting average ... Tallied 19 runs scored, six doubles, four triples and two home runs on the season ... Drove in 21 runs ... Led the MAAC with five sacrifice flies ... Stole three bases in five attempts ... Posted a .329 on base percentage and .433 slugging percentage ... Walked eight times on the year.

High School: Was a five-year letterwinner under coach Gerry Gentner ... Tabbed New York State Class B Softball Player of the Year as a senior ... Named all-state in junior and senior seasons ... Guided team to a state title in 2000 ... Elected team captain as a junior and senior ... Played ice hockey for the Syracuse Stars and helped team win two national titles in the 19 and under division ... National Honor Society.

Personal: Born Caitlin Anne Lever on March 12, 1985, in Morristown, N.J. ... Parents are Donald and Karen Lever ... Father played in the National Hockey Leage for the Calgary Flames, New Jersey Devils and Vancouver Canucks, and also coached for 15 years with the Buffalo Sabres and St. Louis Blues ... Uncle, Rick Ley, is an assistant coach for the Toronto Maple Leafs ... Has one older brother and sister, Michael and Sarah ... Enjoys listening to music ... Majoring in management.

Lever’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2004* .300 53-52 150 19 45 6 4 2 21 65 .433 8 1 24 0 .329 5 2 3-5 110 43 15 .911 2005 .324 65-65 210 33 68 5 4 0 27 81 .386 13 4 32 0 .373 1 5 31-39 42 2 3 .936 Total .314 118-117 360 52 113 11 8 2 48 146 .405 21 5 56 0 .349 6 7 34-44 152 45 18 .893 * - Stats while at Canisius 10 Defending ACC Champions Becky McCraw PLAYER

Sophomore PROFILES Infield Knoxville, Tenn. Farragut HS #3

Getting to know McCraw off the field ... Other sport: Golf Favorite Movie: Cinderella Man Animal she would be: Giraffe Favorite Artist: Trapt Vacation Spot: Australia Favorite TV Show: Reno 911! Favorite Quote: “I believe in Christianity as I believe the sun has risen; not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” C.S. Lewis Pet Peeve: When people comment on their own weight Most Admired Person: Older sister, Katie Biggest Fear: Getting paper cuts

As a Freshman (2005): Started in two games for Tech at shortstop and played in 15 ... Made no errors in 14 chances ... Scored four runs and drew two walks in five at bats ... Posted a .286 on base percentage for the Jackets.

High School: Lettered four straight seasons under coach David Moore ... Earned all-district honors in senior season ... Led team to a district, district tournament and regional tournament championship in 2004 ... Tabbed Most Valuable Defensive Player in '03 and '04 ... Member of the Prep Xtra Team ... National Honor Society and Technology Association for Students member.

Personal: Born Rebecca Elaine McCraw on July 30, 1986, in Houston, Texas ... Parents are Mack and Jennifer McCraw ... Has an older sister, Katie ... Sister played softball at Middle Tennessee State ... Enjoys community service, family and friends ... Majoring in manage- ment.

McCraw’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2005 .000 15-2 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 2 0 .286 0 0 0-0 6 8 0 1.000 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 11 Aileen Morales Sophomore PROFILES

Second Base

PLAYER Columbus, Ga. Hardaway HS #22

Getting to know Morales off the field ... Other sport: Soccer Favorite Movie: Cold Mountain Animal she would be: Seahorse 2005 Accolades Favorite Artist: No one favorite Vacation Spot: Puerto Rico ACC Co-Freshman of the Year Favorite TV Show: The O.C. Pet Peeve: Tardiness All-Southeast Region (1st team) Most Admired Person: Roberto Clemente All-ACC (2nd team) Biggest Fear: Being trapped in anything As a Freshman (2005): Named ACC Co-Freshman of the Year, All-Southeast Region first team and All-ACC second team ... Started in all 62 games played in, 60 at second base ... Led the ACC and finished third in the nation with 44 stolen bases in 49 attempts, setting a new Tech single-season record ... Had a season-ending injury in the NCAA Athens Regional against Georgia (5/21) ... Finished the year as the ninth toughest hitter to strikeout (23.2) ... Hit .297 as the leadoff hitter for the Jackets ... Posted a .346 on base percentage ... Tallied five doubles, one triple and two home runs ... Led Tech and ranked third in the ACC with 40 runs scored ... Ranked third on the Tech squad with 32 runs batted in ... Carried a .963 fielding percentage at second base ... Tallied multiple-hit games on 16 occasions and drove in two or more runs in seven games ... Drove in a season-high three runs against Evansville (2/19) ... Tied a single-game school record with three stolen bases against UAB (4/16).

High School: Four-year letterwinner in softball under coach Marty Richburg ... Graduated a semester early to attend Tech ... Helped lead Hardaway High School to four straight region titles (2000-03) ... Hit .414 as a senior and was named first team all-state, all-region and all- city ... Tabbed team's Most Valuable Player in senior season ... Batted a team high .476 to lead team to Georgia AAAA State Champion- ship en route to being named AAAA Player of the Year ... Set a new school single-season record with 62 hits and 19 doubles in junior season ... Named team's Most Valuable Hitter ... Received team's Gold Glove Award during sophomore campaign and earned all-city first team honors ... Garnered all-city honorable mention honors as a freshman ... Lettered in basketball for one season ... National Honor and Spanish Society.

Personal: Born Aileen Rae Morales on April 5, 1987, in Fort Riley, Kan. ... Parents are Reynaldo and Jennifer Morales ... Has a younger sister, Hannah ... Enjoys playing Poker ... Majoring in management.

Morales’ Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2005 .297 62-62 209 40 62 5 1 2 32 75 .359 16 1 9 0 .346 2 5 44-49 112 72 7 .963 12 Defending ACC Champions Daisy Paez PLAYER

Junior PROFILES First Base/Catcher Loxahatchee, Fla. Wellington HS #15

Getting to know Paez off the field ... Favorite Movie: 10 Things I Hate About You Animal she would be: Tiger Favorite Artist: Daddy Yankees: Barrio Fino Vacation Spot: Cuba or Mexico Favorite TV Show: Boy Meets World Favorite Quote: “Live life to its fullest.” Most Admired Person: Mother Biggest Fear: Heights and Spiders

As a Sophomore (2005): Started in all 21 games played in for Tech ... Went 11-for-52 at the plate ... Tied for second on the team with four home runs ... Posted a .500 slugging percentage, second highest on the Tech squad ... Had four runs scored and three doubles ... Drew 15 walks on the season and posted an on base percentage of .397 ... Tied a single-game school record with home runs in consecutive at bats against Virginia Tech (4/23), going 2-for-2 in the game, with three RBIs ... Drove in a season-high four runs against UAB (4/16).

Young Harris College (2004): Started at first base and catcher ... Named all-region and selected to the Region XVII All-Tournament Team in freshman season.

High School: Was a three-year letterwinner in softball ... Tabbed Most Valuable Player in senior season ... Garnered all-district honors in junior and senior seasons ... Selected to the all-area team in sophomore, junior and senior seasons.

Personal: Born Daisy Esther Paez on May 22, 1985, in Pahokee, Fla. ... Parents are Raul and Sylvia Paez ... Has two younger siblings, Vanessa and Josie ... Majoring in management.

Paez’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2005 .212 21-21 52 4 11 3 0 4 13 26 .500 16 0 15 1 .397 0 1 0-0 11 0 1 .917 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 13 Christine Sheridan

PROFILES Senior

Shortstop PLAYER Pasadena, Md. Archbishop Spalding HS #1

Getting to know Sheridan off the field ... Other sport: Swimming and Diving Favorite Movie: Madagascar Animal she would be: Cheetah Favorite Artist: Trey Songz Favorite TV Show: Friends Favorite Quote: “The great hitters operate on 2005 Accolades the theory that the pitcher is more afraid of them All-ACC (1st team) than they are of the pitcher.” - Ty Cobb Pet Peeve: Hypocrites ACC All-Tournament Team Biggest Fear: Snakes As a Junior (2005): Tabbed All-ACC first team ... Started in 57 games at shortstop for the Jackets ... Led the conference and Tech with a .380 batting average ... Helped lead the Jackets to the ACC Tournament title by hitting .333 in the tourney en route to earning all- tournament honors ... Had the longest hitting streak of the season at 11 games ... Tallied four home runs on the season ... Had 13 multiple-hit games and eight multi-RBI games ... Led the ACC with a .485 on base percentage ... Ranked second in the ACC in walks per game (0.60), fourth in runs scored per game (0.62), sixth in hits per game (1.07) and slugging percentage (.521) and seventh in total bases per game (1.47) ... Drove in 31 runs for the Jackets and drew a team-leading 35 walks ... Stole 11 bases in 14 attempts ... Tied a single- game school record with home runs in consecutive at bats against Chattanooga (2/5) ... Went 4-for-7, with five RBIs, in a doubleheader versus Saint Louis and Mercer (3/5) at the Buzz Classic ... Only committed three errors over her last 16 ballgames at shortstop and was named team's Most Valuable Defensive Player.

At East Carolina (2003-04): Started in all 126 games played in for the Pirates ... Led Conference USA in walks in both seasons, tallying 47 and 40 ... Posted the highest on base percentage in '04 (.500) and '03 (.503) ... Finished fourth in C-USA in triples (4), fifth in batting average (.382) and runs scored (46) and sixth in hits (76) as a sophomore ... Ended her sophomore campaign with 37 stolen bases in 44 attempts ... Swiped a league best 23 bases in 27 attempts as a freshman ... Homered six times in two seasons ... Earned all-conference second team honors as a sophomore and first team honors as a freshman ... Tabbed C-USA Freshman of the Year in 2003.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner under coach Linda Taylor ... Garnered first team all-county honors in all four years ... Tabbed Baltimore Sun Softball Player of the Year as a senior ... Earned second team All-Metro honors in freshman and sophomore seasons and first team accolades as a junior and senior ... Led team to Maryland State Independent Schools titles in all four seasons ... Team won IAAM conference softball championships in 1999, 2000 and '02 ... National Honor Society and Music Honor Society ... Made the Dean's List in both academic calendars at East Carolina.

Personal: Born Christine Marie Sheridan on June 1, 1984, in Pasadena, Md. ... Parents are Al and Donna Sheridan ... Has one older sister and brother, Kim Gray and Ken Sheridan ... Majoring in economics.

Sheridan’s Career Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2003* .357 54-54 140 27 50 9 3 3 30 74 .529 40 1 7 0 .503 1 6 23-27 80 204 18 .940 2004* .382 72-72 199 46 76 14 4 3 37 107 .538 47 1 12 0 .500 1 2 37-44 113 248 25 .935 2005 .380 58-57 163 36 62 9 1 4 31 85 .521 35 1 16 0 .485 3 0 11-14 88 67 12 .928 Total .374 184-183 502 109 188 32 8 10 98 266 .530 122 3 35 0 .495 5 8 71-85 281 519 55 .936 * - Stats while at East Carolina 14 Defending ACC Champions Sarah Wood PLAYER

Junior PROFILES Pitcher Marietta, Ga. Walton HS #14

Getting to know Wood off the field ... Other sport: Football Favorite Movie: Chronicles of Narnia, Braveheart and Legally Blonde Animal she would be: Lion Favorite Artist: Newsboys Vacation Spot: Scotland Favorite TV Show: Anything on HGTV Favorite Quote: “Consider it all joy when you encounter various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance. And let endurance have its perfect result, so that you may be perfect and complete lacking of nothing.” - James 1:2-4 Most Admired Person: Parents Pet Peeve: Nails down a chalkboard

As a Sophomore (2005): Established herself as one of the top pitchers in the ACC ... Started in 20 games and appeared in 28 for the Jackets ... Won 15 games and carried a 2.07 earned run average in the circle ... Struck out 71 in 115 innings pitched ... Tossed two complete-game shutouts and combined for another five ... Tallied two saves on the season ... Ranked seventh in the ACC in wins, saves and 10th in opponent batting average (.222) ... Struck out a career-high nine batters against then-No. 24 Florida State (3/26) ... Held Bethune-Cookman (2/12) to just two hits in a complete-game shutout ... Started in 26 of 33 games played in as an offensive player ... Hit .232, with one double and nine runs batted in ... Drew 13 walks and carried a .349 on base percentage ... Went 2-for-2 versus UAB (3/2) and drove in the game-winning run ... Drove in a season-high two runs against ACC foe Florida State (3/27) ... ACC Academic Honor Roll.

As a Freshman (2004): Made five starts at first base and played in 29 games ... Went 3-for-23, with one double, one RBI and two walks ... Made 12 appearances in the circle for the Yellow Jackets ... Finished the season with a 1.11 earned run average ... Combined for eight shutouts ... Finished a no-hitter with Jessica Sallinger against Indiana (3/7), throwing a perfect final two innings ... Worked 19 innings, scattering 14 hits, three earned runs and struck out 13.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Walton High School under coach Nada Hlohovsky ... Garnered all-state, all-county and all- league honors as a junior and senior ... Voted as the Player of the Year as a senior ... Named most valuable player in 2001 and 2002 ... Helped guide her team to a regional championship in 2001 ... Participated in the North-South All-Star game ... Fanned 173 batters in 149 innings pitched and carried a 0.49 ERA as a senior ... Hit .344 with 21 runs scored, four home runs and drove in 24 runs in senior season ... Member of the FCA and the Interact Community Service club ... Recipient of the Ray Kroc Youth Achievement Award in 2003 ... Part of the Champions for Christ.

Personal: Born Sarah Kathryn Wood on Jan. 17, 1985, in Atlanta, Ga. ... Youngest of four children ... Parents are Richard and Vicky Wood ... Has two older sisters, Andry Kennedy and Heather Wood, and one older brother, Nick ... Majoring in international affairs.

Wood’s Career Pitching Statistics YEAR W-L ERA APP GS CG SH/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP PO A E FLD% 2004 0-0 1.11 12 0 0 0/8 1 19.0 14 6 3 2 13 2 0 2 77 .189 2 1 29 6 3 .921 2005 15-4 2.07 28 20 5 2/5 2 115.0 99 46 34 16 71 20 1 7 474 .222 6 5 4 37 2 .938 Total 15-4 1.93 40 20 5 2/13 3 134.0 113 52 37 18 84 22 1 9 551 .218 8 6 33 43 5 .938 Wood’s Career Hitting Statistics YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2004 .130 29-5 23 2 3 1 0 0 1 4 .174 2 0 6 0 .200 0 1 0-0 29 6 3 .921 2005 .232 56-43 69 10 16 1 0 0 9 17 .246 13 0 17 0 .349 1 0 3-3 4 37 2 .938 Total .207 85-48 92 12 19 2 0 0 10 21 .228 15 0 23 0 .315 1 1 3-3 33 43 5 .938 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 15 #11 Whitney Haller #7 Blair Shimandle Freshman • First Base/Pitcher Freshman • Utility Marietta, Ga. LaGrange, Ga. PROFILES Harrison HS LaGrange HS PLAYER High School: Four-year letterwinner in softball ... Helped lead team High School: Four-year letterwinner in softball under coach Dewey to three area championships in freshman, sophomore and senior Lee ... Helped team win region titles as a sophomore and senior ... seasons ... Named team's Most Valuable Player as a senior ... Garnered all-state honors in sophomore and senior seasons ... Earned all-state honors in final three seasons and all-area honors in Named all-region as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Played on the all four seasons ... Elected team captain in senior season ... Hit South team for the North-South All-Star game ... Broke the school's .336, drove in 24 runs and went 18-6 in the circle as a senior ... stolen base record as a senior, going 39-for-40 ... Tabbed team's Best Played basketball for two seasons as a forward ... Was named Class Offensive Player as a junior and Best Defensive Player as a senior ... Valedictorian ... President of National Honor Society, Secretary of Lettered in soccer for three seasons, earning the Best Defensive Spanish National Honor Society, President of Math Honor Society, Player Award in sophomore member of Beta and and junior seasons ... Getting to know Shimandle off the field ... Getting to know Haller off the field ... Spanish clubs. National Honor Society, Other sport: Soccer Other sport: Wrestling Service club member and Favorite Movie: Lord of the Rings: Return of Favorite Movie: Wedding Crashers Personal: Born Whitney graduated in the top 10 the King Animal she would be: Beluga Whale Leigh Haller on March 24, percent of her class. Vacation Spot: Middle of the Forest Favorite Artist: Keith Urban 1987, in Parkersburg, W. Favorite TV Show: Lost Vacation Spot: Hawaii Va. ... Parents are Jerry Personal: Born Blair Favorite Quote: “Imagination is more important Favorite TV Show: Lost and Wanda Haller ... Has Courtney Shimandle on than knowledge.” - Albert Einstein Favorite Quote: “The more that you read, the an older sister, Amy Dec. 3, 1986, in Most Admired Person: My late grandfather, more you will know. The more things that you Johnston, and two older Wadsworth, Ohio ... “Fluffy” Wallace learn, the more places you will go.” - Dr. Seuss brothers, Lance Wilson and Parents are Russell and Pet Peeve: People having their own Most Admired Person: Mother David Haller ... Enjoys Judy Shimandle ... Has an conversation in class Pet Peeve: Moochers and Clingers reading and water skiing ... older sister, Tara ... Enjoys Biggest Fear: Failure and Spiders Majoring in industrial Biggest Fear: Horses reading and listening to engineering. music ... Undecided major in College of Sciences. #34 Lacey Richardson Freshman • Pitcher Sharpsburg, Ga. Northgate HS

High School: Four-year letterwinner in softball under coach Lisa Skelton ... Named all-state and all-county as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Garnered Area Player of the Year honors as a senior ... Selected as County Player of the Year in sophomore, junior and senior seasons ... Led team to three region championships and two Elite 8 appearances ... Holds school record in innings pitched (589.2), strikeouts (861) and wins (77) ... Tossed a school record 19 Head Coach Ehren Earleywine meets with (L-R) Christine Sheridan, Caitlin Lever no-hitters and three perfect games during her career ... Elected as and Aileen Morales. team captain for one season ... Selected to play in the Georgia All- Star game ... National Honor Society and Beta club member.

Personal: Born Lacey Marie Richardson on Nov. 17, 1986, in Colorado Springs, Colo. ... Parents are Mike and Raelynn Richardson ... Has an older brother, Josh ... Majoring in Getting to know Richardson off the field ... management. Other sport: Figure Skating Favorite Movie: How to lose a guy in 10 days Animal she would be: Koala Bear Favorite Artist: Rascal Flatts Vacation Spot: Tropical Island Favorite TV Show: Oprah Favorite Quote: “Success is largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go.” Most Admired Person: Parents Pet Peeve: Holding in a sneeze Biggest Fear: Being kidnapped 2006 Georgia Tech seniors Christine Sheridan (left) and Amy Hosier (right). 16 Defending ACC Champions Head Coach Ehren Earleywine Fresno State (9-1). HEAD Another first for the Jackets 3rd Season • 5th Overall was a victory over a Top 10

opponent, which Tech accom- COACH Westminster College, 1994 plished twice in '04, defeating then-No. 9 Louisiana-Lafayette, 4-1, on Feb. 8, and downing the

Ehren Earleywine enters his third season as head coach of the Georgia Tech 10th-ranked Bulldogs, 3-2, on EHREN softball program. Prior to attaining the head May 21. coaching position, Earleywine was the top assistant coach for two Tech has set several hitting

and defensive records since

seasons. EARLEYWINE In his first two seasons at the helm, Earleywine has guided the Earleywine's arrival in '02. The Yellow Jackets to 98 wins, ACC regular season and tournament titles Jackets set new season records and garnered ACC Coach of the Year honors in 2005. Earleywine's 98 in RBI, on base percentage and career wins in his first two seasons as head coach ranks second stolen bases in '05, walks (221) nationally, behind UCLA's Sue Enquist's 110 in 1989, '90. in '04, doubles (81) in '03 and During the course of the '05 season, Earleywine led the Jackets home runs (37), total bases to a program-best .785 winning percentage (51-14) and a school record (724) and fielding percentage 159 stolen bases, tops in the nation. (.974) in '02. Tech finished last season atop the ACC in batting (.288), on base Former Tech standout Earleywine Family: Ehren, wife percentage (.371), runs scored (309), RBI (268), ERA (1.49), fielding Jessica Sallinger garnered NFCA Lisa, son Connor and newborn percentage (.971) and stolen bases (159) and ranked 11th in the nation All-America honors in two daughter Duran. in win-loss percentage, 16th in ERA and 20th in fielding percentage. consecutive seasons (2004, '05) Under Earleywine's direction, Tech broke single-season school and earned All-Southeast Region first team honors for the third time in records in stolen bases, on base percentage, RBI, stolen bases in a her career under Earleywine's watch. single game (7) and tied a school record with a 13-game winning Earleywine also guided freshman second baseman Aileen streak last season. Morales to all-region first team honors and ACC Co-Freshman of the Earleywine also led the Yellow Jackets to their fourth consecutive Year honors. NCAA Tournament appearance and a runner-up finish in the NCAA Along with earning national recognition, the Jackets were Athens Regional last year, ending the season with its highest ever final acknowledged inside the ACC with a program-best five players on the ranking, No. 17 (NFCA). all-conference team this past season; Sallinger (1st), Morales (2nd), In the simulated RPI rankings by the NFCA, the Jackets finished Caitlin Lever (1st), Christine Sheridan (1st) and Amy Hosier (1st). No. 14, ahead of national powers Washington, Nebraska, Fresno While serving as the top assistant coach in 2002 and `03, Tech State, Iowa and Florida State. hitters broke 16 school records and two conference records. The Earleywine continued to play a tough schedule in his second Yellow Jackets finished fourth in the nation in '02 in fielding percentage season as head coach, going 4-4 against the final Top 25. The Jackets and have led the ACC in that department in three of the last four out-hit 2005 national champion Michigan, 6-4, in a tough 4-1 loss, and seasons (2002, '03, '05). defeated No. 9 Georgia, 4-3, No. 16 Northwestern, 3-0, and No. 18 A standout in men's major fastpitch softball, Earleywine was a Bethune-Cookman, 4-0 and 2-1. four-time member of Team USA (1998, '99, 2002, '03), including being In his first season as head coach in '04, Earleywine led the Yellow named captain for his final two seasons with the national team. Jackets to 47 wins and Tech ended the season fourth in the nation in In 2002, Team USA captured its first-ever Gold Medal in the Pan ERA (0.97) and 23rd in winning percentage (.712). Am Qualifier, where he hit .429. At the 2003 Pan Am Games, hosted The Rambling Wreck also played one of the toughest schedules by the Dominican Republic, Earleywine helped lead Team USA to a in the country, facing eight of the final 16 teams remaining in the NCAA Silver Medal. Regionals, and three that advanced to the College World Series; A six-time ASA All-American, Earleywine was an All-World Florida State, Michigan and Washington. selection in 1999 by the International Softball Congress. Earleywine led Tech to five wins over opponents that ended the Prior to Tech, Earleywine was an assistant baseball coach at season nationally ranked, the most ever by a Jacket squad. The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in 2000. He guided the Islander offense to a Rambling Wreck defeated No. 10 Louisiana-Lafayette (4-1), No. 11 team batting average of .322 in their inaugural baseball season. Georgia (3-2), No. 13 Alabama (1-0), No. 14 Nebraska (1-0) and No. 25 Before Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Earleywine was head coach at Westminster College from 1997-99. He led the Blue Jays to an overall The Earleywine File record of 65-44 during his stint and a conference title in his final Full Name: Ehren Earleywine season. Birthdate: Nov. 4, 1970 Earleywine also served as an assistant coach at Westminster Education: Westminster College, B.S. in business administration. from 1994-97, under the guidance of former Major League Baseball Coaching Background 2004-present: Head coach, Georgia Tech outfielder, Phil Bradley. Career Record at Tech: (98-33, 16-9 ACC, Two Seasons) As a collegiate baseball player, Earleywine played one season at 2001-03: Assistant coach, Georgia Tech, top assistant in charge of hitters and Southwest Missouri State before transferring to Westminster College infielders. for the remainder of his collegiate career. During his three seasons for 2000: Assistant coach (baseball), Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, in charge of hitters. the Blue Jays, he broke seven school records and became a two-time 1997-99: Head coach (baseball), Westminster College, led team to conference title in 1999 and guided Blue Jays to an overall record of 65-44. all-conference honoree. 1994-97: Assistant coach (baseball), Westminster College, helped with infielders Earleywine earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and hitters. from Westminster College in 1994. Playing Career A native of Jefferson City, Mo., Ehren and his wife Lisa, reside in 1998-2003: Member of Team USA men’s fastpitch team ... helped team win Gold Atlanta with their two children, Connor and Duran. in 2002 Pan Am qualifier and guided Team USA to a Silver Medal in 2003 Pan Am Games ... Named co-captain for 2002 and 2003 ... Six-time ASA All-American selection and 1999 All-World selection by International Softball Congress. 1991-94: Three-year letterwinner at Westminster College ... Holds seven school records. 1990-91: One-year letterwinner at Southwest Missouri State. Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 17 Brandon Duncan Felicia Lowe Pitching Coach • 2nd Season Outfield Coach • 2nd Season

OACHES Alabama, 2004 Georgia Tech, 2004 C

Brandon Duncan enters his second season as assistant coach at Felicia Lowe enters her third season on the Georgia Tech

SSISTANT Georgia Tech. He works with the pitchers and catchers, along with coaching staff and serves as the recruiting coordinator, along with

A assisting with recruiting. handling the Yellow Jacket outfielders. Duncan helped lead Tech to one of the most successful seasons Two of Lowe’s outfielders garnered first team All-ACC honors last in program history. The Yellow Jackets won 51 games and claimed season; junior Amy Hosier and sophomore Caitlin Lever. Hosier led the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and tournament champion- Jackets with 39 runs batted in and two assists from the outfield, while ships in 2005. Lever finished 26th in the nation with 31 stolen bases and hit .324. Duncan guided the Yellow Jacket pitching staff to the top of the Lowe has been part of the most successful run in Georgia Tech ACC conference in earned run average (1.49) and second in strikeouts softball history as a player and a coach. During her five years at Tech, per game (7.79). The Jackets finished 16th in the nation in ERA. the Yellow Jackets have captured three Atlantic Coast Conference Senior Jessica Sallinger earned her second NFCA All-America championships, won a school record 52 games and made four honor under his tutelage and bettered her single-season school records consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. in strikeouts (373) and shutouts (16). Sallinger was named ACC In 2005, Lowe helped guide Tech to 51 wins and ACC regular Pitcher of the Year and first team All-ACC for the third consecutive season and tournament titles. The Jackets went on to finish runner-up season in '05. She also earned All-Southeast Region first team honors in the NCAA Athens Regional and earned their highest ranking ever at for the third time in her career and broke the ACC records in career K's No. 13 during the regular season. (1,398) and wins (109), ending her career fourth all-time in the NCAA in As a volunteer assistant coach in '04, Lowe helped guide the career strikeouts. Jackets to 47 wins, a second ACC title game appearance and a third- Sophomore left-handed pitcher Sarah Wood also had a banner place finish in the NCAA Athens Regional. year for Tech under Duncan's supervision. Wood won a career-best 15 As a player, she led the Yellow Jackets to their first ever ACC title games in the circle and carried a 2.07 ERA. She fanned 71 batters in in '02 and a school record 52 wins. The Jackets came within one win of 115 innings pitched and went 4-2 in league competition. making their first trip to the College World Series. A 2004 graduate of the University of Alabama, Duncan served as Lowe finished her playing career (2002-03) with a .982 fielding the Crimson Tide's softball manager from 2000-04. He assisted with percentage at second base, which is the best by a middle infielder in the day-to-day operations of the Tide softball program, including Tech history. Lowe also holds the school record for most at bats in a practice setup and preparation. single season with 225 in ‘02. As a player, Duncan toured Asia with the "The King and his She ended her career at Tech fifth in triples (10), walks (65) and Court" in 2001. He was the feature pitcher on this four-man softball seventh in runs scored (99). team. Prior to Tech, Lowe was a two-year letterwinner at Young Harris Duncan played men's fastpitch for the Spartanburg Stars Men's College from 1999-2001. There she was named Offensive Player of the Fastpitch Oraginization from 1997-2003. There he helped guide the Year and garnered Regional All-Tournament honors, along with all- Spartanburg Stars to the ASA North Carolina/South Carolina champion- region honors in her sophomore season. ship and a 13th-place finish in the nation (NSA) in '03. She graduated from Georgia Tech on May 1, 2004, with a degree The Abbeville, S.C., native received a bachelor's degree in history in science, technology and culture. Lowe, formerly Felicia Coursey, is and a minor in english from Alabama. married to Michael Lowe.

18 Defending ACC Champions Dr. G. Wayne Clough Dave Braine ADMINISTRATION President Director of Athletics Georgia Tech, 1965 North Carolina, 1965

The chief engineer of Georgia A national leader in his field, Tech’s determined effort to provide Georgia Tech Director of Athletics Dave technological leadership in a changing Braine has made a career out of world is Dr. G. Wayne Clough, the Institute’s 10th president building successful programs. As he enters his ninth year and the first alumnus to serve in that capacity. at Tech, he has overseen tremendous growth in the Yellow Dr. Clough received a bachelor of science degree in Jackets’ overall athletics program while positioning Tech civil engineering in 1964 and then added a master of for the future with ambitious building projects. science in civil engineering from the Institute in 1965. He Braine’s commitment to excellence in a total athletics later earned his Ph.D. in 1969 from the University of program is exhibited by his belief in the Total Person California at Berkeley. Concept. Through the Total Person Program, Tech student- Clough’s skills as a civil engineer are evident in athletes benefit from a number of enrichment programs reshaping the campus to meet the needs of Tech’s world- ranging from life skills and career planning to wellness and class programs and students. He has overseen the community outreach. The Homer Rice Center offers a construction of more than a dozen academic and research motion analysis lab, a medical clinic and psychology lab buildings, with several more on the drawing board. The which features the latest cardiology techniques, a nutrition campus is fully wired with 1,700 miles of fiber-optic cable center and a sports vision center. In addition, Georgia Tech and offers a comprehensive wireless environment as well. is one of just six schools which is 100 percent in To provide the additional resources required to reach compliance with Title IX. this goal, Clough engineered the Campaign for Georgia The 2004-05 school year proved to be one of the Tech, which raised a record $712 million in five years for most successful campaigns in Tech history. During that 54 endowed faculty chairs, 233 endowed scholarships, 11 year, eight Tech programs finished ranked among the new buildings, and a host of academic, research and nation’s Top 25, either in the final polls or NCAA standings: athletic programs. Beyond campus, he gives Georgia Tech a face and men’s basketball, volleyball, golf, baseball, softball, voice in Washington, D.C., as a member of the President’s women’s tennis, women’s indoor track and women’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology and the outdoor track, including Top 10 NCAA finishes by golf, executive committee of the U.S. Council of baseball, volleyball and women’s tennis. Tech teams Competitiveness, and as chair of the National Academy of captured ACC Tournament titles in women’s tennis, softball Engineering committee on the Engineer of 2020. and baseball along with regular-season championships in Clough came to Georgia Tech from the University of those three sports as well as volleyball. Yellow Jacket Washington, where he was Provost and Vice President of teams combined for a school-record 31st-place finish in Academic Affairs. In this capacity, he served as chief the annual NACDA Director’s Cup standings, which rank budget officer and chief academic officer for the the overall success of athletics programs based on NCAA University, with responsibility for all budget and capital finishes in each sport. Tech’s No. 31 ties its finish from planning as well as the implementation of academic 2003-04 and shatters its previous high of 45th place in programs. Before moving to Seattle, Clough spent 10 1994. years at Virginia Tech, first as Head of the Department of Now in his 22nd year as an athletics director, Braine Civil Engineering, then as Dean of the College of began his administrative career in 1978 when he was Engineering. He has also been a member of the faculties named an assistant director of athletics at Virginia. He of Duke University and Stanford University. then took a similar post at Fresno State in 1983 and was Dr. Clough has been the recipient of numerous promoted to associate athletics director a year later. In awards and honors for teaching and research, including 1985, Braine became Director of Athletics at Marshall the 1986 George Westinghouse Award from the American University, where he remained until he was named Director Society of Engineering Education and the 1991 State-of- of Athletics at Virginia Tech on January 1, 1988. the Art Award from the American Society of Civil The Grove City, Pa., native earned both his bachelor’s Engineers. He was elected to the National Academy for (1965) as well as master’s of arts and teaching (1966) Engineering in 1990. In addition, he has served on the degrees from the University of North Carolina, where he NCAA Division I Board of Directors since September of was a three-time football letterman. Braine has four 2001, representing the ACC. children and eight grandchildren. A native of Douglas, Ga., Dr. Clough has been married to Anne Robinson Clough for more than 30 years, and the couple has two grown children.

Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 19 C’iana Barker as an intern at the University of North Carolina in A native of New Orleans, La., Moore 2002-03. At Carolina, he was the primary contact obtained her bachelor’s and master’s degrees Manager for men’s and women’s cross country, softball in Exercise Physiology from the University of C’iana Barker and wrestling. Southern Mississippi. STAFF enters her second season Prior to Carolina, MacDonald was a gradu- Prior to Tech, Moore worked with various as the manager of the ate assistant at Oakland University in the sports men’s and women’s teams for Southern Miss Tech softball team. information office from 1999-2002. There he and Elon University, including football, Barker is pur- worked with men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, basketball, soccer, and tennis. suing a biomedical engi- baseball, women’s soccer, softball and swim- ming and diving programs, along with serving as SUPPORT neering degree at Tech. a part-time pitching coach for the baseball team. Ethan Shapiro MacDonald graduated from Oakland with a Robin Hoeft Master’s degree in Public Administration in ‘02. Administrative Athletic Trainer As a collegiate athlete, MacDonald was a Assistant four-year letterwinner in baseball at Henry Ford Georgia Tech, ‘01 Toledo, ‘05 C.C. (1994-96) and St. Andrews Presbyterian Col- lege (1996-98). He earned all-region and all- Robin Hoeft Ethan Shapiro conference honors at Henry Ford after going 8-3 enters her first season enters his fourth year at in 1996, leading the Hawks to two straight con- as trainer for the Tech Georgia Tech and second ference titles and a regional final in 1996, falling softball team. as an administrative as- to eventual national champion Grand Rapids C.C. Prior to Tech, sistant. Shapiro works At St. Andrews, MacDonald finished 16-8 Hoeft worked in the with baseball, volleyball, men’s and women’s ten- and ranked nationally in strikeouts and ERA. Sports Medicine department at the University of nis and men’s and women’s swimming and div- The Bloomfield Hills, Mich., native, also let- Toledo, where she covered men’s and ing, in addition to softball. tered in golf for two seasons at St. Andrews (1998- women’s track and field, cross country, Prior to working as an administrative as- 99). He graduated from SAPC in 1999 with a volleyball and women’s soccer. She earned sistant, Shapiro was a graduate assistant for the degree in physical education and sport. her bachelor’s degree in exercise science with men’s basketball team from 2002-04. Shapiro a concentration in athletic training in 2005. earned a Master’s degree in sports administra- While at Toledo, Hoeft also worked with Mollie Simmons tion at Georgia State in 2004. football and men’s basketball teams at A native of Newton, Mass., Shapiro earned Whitmer High School in Toledo, Ohio. She also Mayfield a Bachelor of Science degree in management performed a one semester internship at Sports Associate A.D. from Georgia Tech in 2001 and was a manager Center Rehabilitation Clinic in Toledo. Senior Women’s for the men’s basketball team for two-plus sea- Hoeft is a first-year graduate student at sons. Georgia State in the Exercise Science program. Administrator He recently married the former Carrie Haskin on Oct. 9, 2004, and both reside in At- Georgia Tech lanta. Lynn Houston Associate Director of Ath- Academic Advisor letics Mollie Simmons Georgia Tech, ‘99 Mayfield, a member of the Athletic Association staff since 1983, was named Leah Thomas Moore Lynn Houston Senior Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Sports Nutrition enters her third year at Women Administrator in August, 2005. UTC, ‘99 Tech as an academic Mayfield has been a member of the GTAA advisor. Along with management team since 1999, when she was Leah Moore working with the softball named Assistant Director of Athletics for Busi- Thomas enters her third program, Houston also ness. She was elevated to Associate Director of year at Georgia Tech as assists with baseball. Athletics in 2004. the sports dietitian/nutri- A former track standout at Tech, Houston In her new position, Mayfield continues to tionist. garnered All-America honors in 1999 with a supervise the business operations of the GTAA Thomas works fourth-place finish in the high jump at the NCAA in addition to overseeing the sports of volleyball, with all the Tech athletes, developing eating plans Indoor Championships with a mark of 6’0”. softball and men’s and women’s tennis. designed for optimal performance and health. She earned four straight ACC titles in the high Mayfield fills the role of Senior Women Ad- Before Tech, Thomas earned a Master’s de- jump from 1996-97 and was a six-time All-ACC ministrator formerfly held by Mary McElroy, who gree from Georgia State in exercise science in honoree during her career. became Director of Athletics at Georgia State 2003. She performed an internship in the Di- Houston currently holds the third-highest University in July, 2005. etetic program at GSU. clears in the women’s high jump for the indoor Mayfield began working with the Athletic Prior to Georgia State, Thomas attended and outdoor seasons with marks of 6’0” and Association in 1983 as a gameday accountant Tennessee-Chattanooga, where she earned a 5’10.75”, respectively. before joining the staff in a full-time capacity in B.S. degree in nutrition in 1999. While attending Her brother, Alan Houston, plays guard in the 1990, when she was named Tech’s Director of UTC, NBA for the New York Knicks and is a two-time Accounting. Thomas ran cross country and track for the Mocs All-Star. A native of Atlanta, Mayfield attended from 1996-99. She helped lead the team to three The Louisville, Ky., native, graduated from Oglethorpe University where she lettered in vol- conference championships and earned Aca- Tech in 1999 with a degree in industrial leyball, as well as Clayton State College and demic Female Athlete of the Year honors as a engineering. She went onto earn her Master’s earned a degree in Business Administration from senior. degree in industrial engineering from Tech in Kentucky-Western University. She is married to In 2004, Thomas became an U.S. Olympic 2000. Bob Mayfield of Charlestown, Ind. The couple Trials Marathon qualifier. has a toddler, Mary Katherine, in addition to their Along with her duties at Tech, Thomas writes Scott MacDonald older three children, Brian, Carrie and Patrick. a monthly nutrition column to the “Wingfoot”, an Sports Information Atlanta Track Club publication and “Net News”, an Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association (ALTA) publi- St. Andrews, ‘99 Melissa Moore cation. She also authored a chapter on Weight Management for the 4th edition of Sports Nutri- Scott Strength Coach tion: A Guide for the Professional Working with MacDonald enters his Southern Miss, ‘00 Active People, published by the Sports, Cardio- third year as Assistant vascular and Wellness Nutritionists Dietetic Prac- Sports Information Direc- Melissa Moore tice Group of the American Dietetic Association. tor at Georgia Tech. enters her second MacDonald serves as the season as strength primary contact for softball, men’s and women’s coach at Georgia Tech. swimming and diving and men’s and women’s Moore works with men’s track and field. tennis and cheerleading, Before coming to Tech, MacDonald served in addition to softball. 20 Defending ACC Champions The Tradition Jackets and Tar Heels made it to their withdrawn from the Southeastern Conference ATLANTIC Consistency. It’s the mark of true respective Regional Championship games in January of 1964.The ACC expanded to excellence in any endeavor. and the conference ended regional play with nine members on July 1, 1991, with the However, in today’s intercollegiate an overall record of 7-8. addition of Florida State. The conference athletics, competition has become so expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, balanced and so competitive that it is with the addition of the University of Miami COAST virtually impossible to maintain a high level of The Championships and Virginia Tech. On October 17, 2003, consistency. The conference will conduct Boston College accepted an invitation to

Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied championship competition in 25 sports in become the league’s CONFERENCE the odds. Now in its 53rd year of 2005-06, including 12 for men and 13 for 12th member starting competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the women. The first ACC championship was with the 2005-06 reputation as one of the strongest and most held in swimming on February 25, 1954. The academic year. competitive intercollegiate teams in the conference did not conduct championships in nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the cross country, wrestling or tennis during the numbers support it. first year. Since the league’s inception in 1953, The 12 sports for men include football, BOSTON COLLEGE–Charter ACC schools have captured 94 national cross country, soccer, basketball, member of the Big East Conference championships, including 49 in women’s swimming, indoor and outdoor track, competition and 45 in men’s. In addition, wrestling, baseball, tennis, golf and lacrosse. in 1979; joined the ACC in July, 2005 NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC Fencing, which was started in 1971, was CLEMSON–Charter member of the student-athletes 119 times in men’s discontinued in 1981. SIAA in 1894, charter member of the competition and 61 times in women’s action. Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 with SC in 1921, charter member of the the first championship being held in tennis at ACC in 1953. 2004-05 In Review Wake Forest University. Championships for DUKE–Joined the SC in December, The 2004-05 academic year concluded women are currently conducted in cross 1928; charter member of the ACC in with the league pocketing three more country, volleyball, field hockey, soccer, 1953. national team titles and seven individual basketball, swimming, indoor and outdoor NCAA crowns. In all, the ACC has won 51 track, tennis, golf, lacrosse, softball and FLORIDA STATE–Charter member national team titles over the last 15 years. rowing. of the Dixie Conference in 1948, The ACC’s 2004-05 national champions were joined the Metro Conference in July, Wake Forest in field hockey, North Carolina A History 1976; joined the ACC September 15, in men’s basketball and Duke in women’s The Atlantic Coast Conference was 1990. golf. founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield GEORGIA TECH–Charter member of A total of 181 student-athletes from the Inn near Greensboro, N.C. with seven charter the SIAA in 1894, charter member of ACC earned first, second, or third-team all- members–Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North the SC in 1921, charter member of America honors this past year. Carolina, North Carolina State, South Four of the seven ACC softball teams Carolina and Wake Forest - drawing up the the SEC in 1932, joined the ACC in made postseason play in 2005; Florida conference by-laws. July, 1979. State, Georgia Tech, North Carolina and The withdrawal of seven schools from MARYLAND–Charter member of the Virginia Tech. The Seminoles, Yellow the Southern Conference came early on the SC in 1921, charter member of the morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern ACC in 1953. Conference’s annual spring meeting. On 2004-05 ACC Champions MIAMI-Charter member of the Big June 14, 1953, the seven schools met in MEN East Football Conference in 1991; Raleigh, N.C., where a set of bylaws was Baseball ...... Georgia Tech joined the ACC in July, 2004. adopted and the name officially became the Basketball ...... Duke Atlantic Coast Conference. NORTH CAROLINA–Charter Cross Country ...... NC State Suggestions from fans for the name of member of the SIAA in 1894, charter Football ...... Virginia Tech the new conference appeared in the region’s member of the SC in 1921, charter Golf ...... Duke newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. member of the ACC in 1953. Indoor Track ...... Florida State Some of the names suggested were: Dixie, Lacrosse ...... Maryland NC STATE–Charter member of the Mid South, Mid Atlantic, East Coast, Outdoor Track ...... Florida State SC in 1921, charter member of the Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Soccer ...... Virginia ACC in 1953. Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Swimming ...... Virginia VIRGINIA–Charter member of the Shoreline. Duke’s Eddie Cameron Tennis ...... Virginia recommended that the name of the SIAA in 1894, charter member of the Wrestling ...... North Carolina conference be the Atlantic Coast SC in 1921, resigned from SC in WOMEN Conference, and the motion was passed December 1936, joined the ACC in Basketball ...... North Carolina unanimously. The meeting concluded with December, 1953. Cross Country ...... Duke each member institution assessed $200.00 Field Hockey ...... North Carolina VIRGINIA TECH-Charter member of to pay for conference expenses. Golf ...... Duke the Southern Conference in 1921; On December 4, 1953, conference Indoor Track ...... Miami withdrew from the Southern officials met again at Sedgefield and officially Lacrosse ...... Duke Conference in June, 1965; became a admitted Virginia. The first, and only, Outdoor Track ...... Miami withdrawal of a school from the ACC came charter member of the Big East Rowing ...... Virginia on June 30, 1971 when South Carolina Football Conference on Feb. 5, 1991; Soccer ...... Virginia tendered its resignation. joined the ACC in July, 2004. Softball ...... Georgia Tech The conference operated with seven WAKE FOREST–Joined the SC in Swimming ...... Maryland members until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tennis ...... Georgia Tech February, 1936, charter member of Tech was admitted. The Atlanta school had Volleyball ...... Maryland the ACC in 1953. Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 21 Record Setting Season for Jackets in 2005 The Georgia Tech softball team finished the 2005 season with a program-best .785 winning percentage (11th in the nation), 51-14 record, and eclipsed the 50-win plateau for the second time in school history. For their efforts, the Yellow Jackets received their highest ever final ranking, ending the season No. 17 in the USA Today/NFCA Top 25 Poll. "It was a good season and I'm very proud of the girls, for all they 2005 RECAP 2005 accomplished this year," said head coach Ehren Earleywine. "We reached and beat so many of our goals this year. I just can't say enough about this team and how proud I am of them." The Yellow Jackets also captured their first Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season championship, going 11-4 during conference play. As the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament, the Jackets cruised to their second tournament title in four seasons (2002, '05) with victories over No. 4 seed NC State, 2-0, No. 3 seed Virginia, 3-0, and No. 7 seed Virginia Tech ,1-0 (championship game). After winning the ACC regular season and tournament titles, the gratifying for me personally. I guess because it shows consistency Jackets made thier fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament appear- over time and in more games, than the tournament which can be won ance, given a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Athens Regional. Tech by the `hot team' instead of the best team. Fortunately, we won both defeated No. 2 seed Kansas, 3-1 in eight innings, and 5-2 and and that solidified us as the top team in the ACC this year." dropped two decisions to archrival and top-seeded Georgia, 8-1, and Tech also attained its highest ever national ranking, No. 13 on 2-1 in the regional championship game, to finish runner-up in the Feb. 22, in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Poll. The Jackets regional. were ranked the entire season for the first time in school history and "Unfortunately, we ended our season on a loss," said were the only ACC school to do so. Earleywine. "Although we reached many of our goals, we will not be Picking up hardware for the Yellow Jackets was Jessica totally happy until we reach our main goal, and that is going to the Sallinger, Amy Hosier, Caitlin Lever, Aileen Morales and Christine World Series." Sheridan. The 51 wins is the second most ever in school history, one shy Sallinger, a senior from Kennesaw, Ga., garnered third team All- of the school record set back in '02. The Jackets led the nation with America honors for the second consecutive season after finishing the 159 stolen bases, shattering the old school record of 89, set a year 28-9, with a 1.19 earned run average. She was named ACC season ago. Tech drove in a single-season record 268 runs and Pitcher of the Year and Tournament MVP, after not allowing a run in posted a single-season record .371 on base percentage. The Jackets the conference tournament. She ended her career as the ACC career also set a new single-game school record with seven stolen bases in strikeout leader, ACC wins leader and ranked fourth in the NCAA in three different games. career K's and tied for 19th in career wins, along with U.S. standout During the course of the regular season, Tech tied a school Jennie Finch. record with a 13-game winning streak to start the season and won Hosier, a junior from Lakewood, Colo., hit .356 for the season four tournaments; FAU Worth Invitational, Lady Panther Invitational, and earned All-ACC first team honors. The outfielder led Tech with 39 Yellow Jacket Invitational and UCF Tournament. runs batted in and was tabbed ACC All-Tournament. The Yellow Jackets swept Florida State for the first time in Lever, a sophomore from Amherst, N.Y., ranked second on the program history in Atlanta and defeated Georgia, 4-3, in Athens. Tech Tech squad with 31 stolen bases in 39 attempts. She hit .324 and did not lose an ACC series the entire season and did not drop a scored 33 times on the season en route to being selected to the All- game to any in-state foes during the regular season; Georgia ACC first team. Southern (2-0), Georgia State (2-0), Georgia (1-0) and Mercer (1-0). Morales was named Co-Freshman of the Year after leading the "Sweeping FSU in three consecutive games was a highlight, and ACC with 44 stolen bases in 49 attempts, ranking third in the nation. hopefully a turning point for this program," said Earleywine. "They Morales, a native of Columbus, Ga., hit .297 in the leadoff spot for have dominated the league for so long that we forgot how to act when Tech and earned All-ACC second team honors after carrying a .963 we beat them. I know everyone thinks now that Sallinger is gone, so fielding percentage at second base. will be our reign of the ACC and that we'll struggle to go .500 overall Sallinger and Morales were selected to the NFCA All-Southeast again. Maybe they're right, but don't bet on it. I think we've got a few Region first team for the Yellow Jackets. Sallinger became the first bullets left in the chamber for next year. Tech player to earn first team all-region honors in three seasons "Obviously winning the ACC league and Tournament was huge (2002, '04, and '05). for us as well. For some reason winning the league was more

22 Defending ACC Champions 2005 ACC RECAP ACC Overall vs. Last 10 W L Pct. H A W L Pct. H A N Top 25 Games Georgia Tech*! 11 4 .733 8-1 3-3 51 14 .785 16-2 14-7 21-5 4-4 6-4 Florida State 11 6 .647 8-1 3-5 35 28 .556 16-5 7-14 12-9 3-10 3-7 Virginia 9 8 .529 5-3 4-5 31 32 .492 15-9 10-11 6-12 1-3 7-3 NC State 7 7 .500 4-4 3-3 41 25 .621 10-6 5-5 26-14 1-7 7-3 North Carolina 9 9 .500 4-5 5-4 38 29 .567 21-6 9-8 8-15 2-12 4-6 Maryland 5 9 .357 1-4 4-5 28 21 .571 14-6 6-7 8-8 2-4 6-4 Virginia Tech 4 13 .235 2-6 2-7 44 25 .638 11-9 15-8 18-8 1-2 6-4 * - Regular Season Champion ! - ACC Tournament Champion

Casey Hunter ...... Florida State 2005 ACC Championship Results Aileen Morales ...... Georgia Tech Terrapin Softball Complex • University of Maryland Jessica Taylor ...... Virginia College Park, Md. • May 12-15 Melissa Wood ...... Florida State Thursday, May 12, 2005 Player of the Year Game 1: #4 NC State d. #5 North Carolina ...... 2-0 Sara Larquier ...... Virginia Game 2: #7 Virginia Tech d. #2 Florida State ...... 3-2 (14 inn.) Pitcher of the Year Game 3: #3 Virginia d. #6 Maryland ...... 5-4 Jessica Sallinger ...... Georgia Tech Game 4: #1 Georgia Tech d. #4 NC State ...... 2-0 Freshman of the Year Friday, May 13, 2005 Tiffany McDonald ...... Florida State Game 5: #3 Virginia d. #7 Virginia Tech ...... 2-1 Aileen Morales ...... Georgia Tech Game 6: #6 Maryland d. #2 Florida State ...... 2-0 Coach of the Year Game 7: #7 Virginia Tech d. #5 North Carolina ...... 4-0 Ehren Earleywine ...... Georgia Tech Game 8: #6 Maryland d. #4 NC State ...... 3-2 (8 inn.) Saturday, May 14, 2005 2005 NCAA Tournament Game 9: #1 Georgia Tech d. #3 Virginia ...... 3-0 Ann Arbor, Mich. Game 10: #7 Virginia Tech d. #6 Maryland ...... 5-3 Host: University of Michigan Game 11: #7 Virginia Tech d. #3 Virginia ...... 2-1 Friday, May 20 Sunday, May 15, 2005 Seton Hall d. North Carolina ...... 1-0 (8 inn.) Championship Game Saturday, May 21 Game 12: #1 Georgia Tech d. #7 Virginia Tech ...... 1-0 North Carolina d. Canisius ...... 3-0 Georgia Tech wins 14th Annual ACC Tournament North Carolina d. Seton Hall ...... 1-0 (9 inn.) All-Tournament Team Sunday, May 22 Jessica Sallinger (MVP) ...... Georgia Tech Championship Game Amy Hosier ...... Georgia Tech #1 Michigan d. North Carolina ...... 6-0 Kirin Kumar ...... Georgia Tech Christine Sheridan ...... Georgia Tech Athens, Ga. Kelly Brown ...... Virginia Tech Host: University of Georgia Megan Evans ...... Virginia Tech Friday, May 20 Angela Tincher ...... Virginia Tech #17 Georgia Tech d. Kansas ...... 3-1 (9 inn.) Elea Crockett ...... Virginia Saturday, May 21 Jenn Wynn ...... Virginia #8 Georgia d. #17 Georgia Tech ...... 8-1 Jessica Aditays ...... Maryland #17 Georgia Tech d. Kansas ...... 5-2 Nikki Smith ...... Maryland Sunday, May 22 Championship Game 2005 All-ACC Team #8 Georgia d. #17 Georgia Tech ...... 2-1 First Team Knoxville, Tenn. Jenn Chamberlin ...... NC State Host: University of Tennessee Anna Evans ...... North Carolina Friday, May 20 Amy Hosier ...... Georgia Tech College of Charleston d. Virginia Tech ...... 10-2 (6 inn.) Natasha Jacob ...... Florida State Saturday, May 21 Lindsay Klein ...... Maryland Virginia Tech d. Miami (Ohio)...... 4-1 Sara Larquier ...... Virginia College of Charleston d. Virginia Tech ...... 6-3 Caitlin Lever ...... Georgia Tech Jessica Sallinger ...... Georgia Tech Auburn, Ala. Christine Sheridan ...... Georgia Tech Host: Auburn University Abbie Sims ...... NC State Friday, May 20 Jenn Wynn ...... Virginia Florida State d. #18 Auburn ...... 5-0 Second Team Saturday, May 21 Kelly Brown ...... Virginia Tech #10 Baylor d. Florida State ...... 9-5 Elea Crockett ...... Virginia Florida State d. #18 Auburn ...... 2-0 Crystal Cox ...... North Carolina Sunday, May 22 Megan Evans ...... Virginia Tech Championship Game Heather Gelbard ...... NC State #10 Baylor d. Florida State ...... 5-3 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 23 Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall ACC Pitcher of record Attend ------/------Feb 05, 2005 Chattanooga W 6-0 6 9 0/ 0 0 1 7 1- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 1-0) - Feb 05, 2005 Chattanooga W 8-0 8 8 0/ 0 3 1 5 2- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Wood, S (W 1-0) 410 Feb 09, 2005 at Georgia Southern W 6-1 6 12 1/ 1 3 1 7 3- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 2-0) 78 !Feb 11, 2005 vs Boston College W 6-2 6 8 1/ 2 7 4 7 4- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (W 1-0) 71 !Feb 11, 2005 vs Northwestern W 3-0 3 4 0/ 0 3 0 7 5- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 3-0) 97 !Feb 12, 2005 vs Bethune-Cookman W 4-0 4 7 1/ 0 2 1 7 6- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Wood, S (W 2-0) 94 !Feb 12, 2005 vs Florida Atlantic W 10-4 10 12 1/ 4 3 2 7 7- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 4-0) 112 !Feb 13, 2005 vs Bethune-Cookman W 2-1 2 3 0/ 1 2 0 ( 8) 8- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 5-0) 153 2005 RESULTS 2005 Feb 16, 2005 at Furman W 10-0 10 11 0/ 0 3 2 7 9- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 6-0) - @Feb 19, 2005 vs Eastern Kentucky W 7-0 7 11 0/ 0 3 1 7 10- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 7-0) 46 @Feb 19, 2005 vs Univ. of Evansville W 6-5 6 9 3/ 5 5 0 7 11- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (W 2-0) 58 @Feb 20, 2005 at Georgia State W 3-1 3 5 0/ 1 4 3 7 12- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 8-0) 67 @Feb 20, 2005 vs Univ. of Evansville W 1-0 1 3 0/ 0 5 0 7 13- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (W 3-0) 53 #Feb 25, 2005 vs #8 Michigan 1-4 L 1 6 2/ 4 4 2 7 13- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (L 8-1) 0 #Feb 25, 2005 vs Southern Illinois 1-5 L 1 5 0/ 5 6 1 7 13- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (L 3-1) 347 #Feb 26, 2005 vs South Carolina 0-2 L 0 4 1/ 2 1 2 (10) 13- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (L 8-2) 0 #Feb 26, 2005 vs #17 Nebraska 1-9 L 1 6 1/ 9 10 1 5 13- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Wood, S (L 2-1) 0 Mar 02, 2005 at UAB W 3-0 3 5 0/ 0 2 0 7 14- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 8-2) 85 $Mar 04, 2005 vs Winthrop W 2-0 2 5 1/ 0 2 1 7 15- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (W 4-1) 107 $Mar 04, 2005 vs Purdue W 2-1 2 6 0/ 1 2 1 7 16- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 10-2) 177 $Mar 05, 2005 vs Saint Louis W 10-0 10 13 0/ 0 2 0 5 17- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Wood, S (W 3-1) 157 $Mar 05, 2005 vs Mercer W 8-0 8 12 0/ 0 3 1 6 18- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (W 5-1) 201 $Mar 06, 2005 vs Florida A&M W 11-3 11 12 2/ 3 4 4 5 19- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Wood, S (W 4-1) 113 $Mar 06, 2005 vs Ohio State 3-5 L 3 10 0/ 5 6 0 7 19- 5- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (L 10-3) 117 %Mar 09, 2005 Boston University W 12-0 12 10 1/ 0 3 4 5 20- 5- 0 0- 0- 0 Sallinger, J (W 11-3) 71 %Mar 09, 2005 Oakland W 7-4 7 15 2/ 4 5 0 7 21- 5- 0 0- 0- 0 Wood, S (W 5-1) 77 *Mar 12, 2005 North Carolina W 12-2 12 11 2/ 2 7 3 5 22- 5- 0 1- 0- 0 Humphreys, W (W 6-1) 212 *Mar 12, 2005 North Carolina 4-6 L 4 7 2/ 6 8 5 ( 8) 22- 6- 0 1- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (L 11-4) 212 *Mar 13, 2005 North Carolina W 4-0 4 7 0/ 0 3 1 7 23- 6- 0 2- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 12-4) 69 ^Mar 18, 2005 vs Charleston Southern W 14-2 14 11 0/ 2 4 2 6 24- 6- 0 2- 1- 0 Wood, S (W 6-1) 71 ^Mar 18, 2005 vs Kent State W 5-0 5 8 0/ 0 4 2 7 25- 6- 0 2- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 13-4) 51 ^Mar 19, 2005 vs Northern Illinois W 4-3 4 5 1/ 3 4 2 7 26- 6- 0 2- 1- 0 Wood, S (W 7-1) 91 ^Mar 19, 2005 at UCF 0-1 L 0 2 1/ 1 1 0 7 26- 7- 0 2- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (L 13-5) 141 ^Mar 20, 2005 vs Northern Illinois W 5-3 5 4 1/ 3 8 2 7 27- 7- 0 2- 1- 0 Humphreys, W (W 7-1) 130 ^Mar 20, 2005 at UCF W 8-0 8 10 0/ 0 2 3 6 28- 7- 0 2- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 14-5) 151 Mar 22, 2005 at Stetson W 5-0 5 5 0/ 0 4 2 6 29- 7- 0 2- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 15-5) 150 *Mar 26, 2005 #24 Florida State W 2-0 2 6 1/ 0 0 0 7 30- 7- 0 3- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 16-5) - *Mar 26, 2005 #24 Florida State W 3-1 3 5 0/ 1 5 2 7 31- 7- 0 4- 1- 0 Wood, S (W 8-1) 281 *Mar 27, 2005 #24 Florida State W 5-0 5 8 1/ 0 1 2 7 32- 7- 0 5- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 17-5) 147 Mar 30, 2005 at Chattanooga 0-1 L 0 5 1/ 1 3 0 7 32- 8- 0 5- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (L 17-6) - Mar 30, 2005 at Chattanooga W 7-1 7 7 3/ 1 5 0 7 33- 8- 0 5- 1- 0 Wood, S (W 9-1) 266 *Apr 03, 2005 at Virginia W 3-0 3 8 1/ 0 2 3 7 34- 8- 0 6- 1- 0 Sallinger, J (W 18-6) 110 *Apr 03, 2005 at Virginia 4-6 L 4 7 0/ 6 12 0 7 34- 9- 0 6- 2- 0 Wood, S (L 9-2) 75 April 6,2005 at Alabama State W 5-1 5 11 0/ 1 3 2 7 35- 9- 0 6- 2- 0 Wood, S (W 10-2) 61 *Apr 09, 2005 NC State W 4-0 4 9 0/ 0 3 1 7 36- 9- 0 7- 2- 0 Sallinger, J (W 19-6) 150 *Apr 09, 2005 NC State W 9-2 9 16 2/ 2 5 1 7 37- 9- 0 8- 2- 0 Wood, S (W 11-2) 117 *Apr 10, 2005 NC State W 2-1 2 4 0/ 1 5 1 7 38- 9- 0 9- 2- 0 Sallinger, J (W 20-6) 157 Apr 16, 2005 UAB W 8-4 8 10 0/ 4 9 2 7 39- 9- 0 9- 2- 0 Wood, S (W 12-2) - Apr 16, 2005 UAB W 9-0 9 9 0/ 0 5 3 5 40- 9- 0 9- 2- 0 Sallinger, J (W 21-6) 121 Apr 19, 2005 at #12 Georgia Bulldogs W 4-3 4 3 1/ 3 7 2 7 41- 9- 0 9- 2- 0 Sallinger, J (W 22-6) 434 Apr 20, 2005 at Georgia State W 7-0 7 13 1/ 0 6 1 7 42- 9- 0 9- 2- 0 Wood, S (W 13-2) 73 *Apr 23, 2005 at Virginia Tech 5-9 L 5 6 0/ 9 7 0 7 42-10- 0 9- 3- 0 Sallinger, J (L 22-7) - *Apr 23, 2005 at Virginia Tech W 10-3 10 15 2/ 3 7 2 7 43-10- 0 10- 3- 0 Wood, S (W 14-2) 327 Apr 27, 2005 Georgia Southern W 2-0 2 6 0/ 0 2 0 7 44-10- 0 10- 3- 0 Sallinger, J (W 23-7) 117 *Apr 29, 2005 at Maryland W 3-2 3 9 2/ 2 9 0 (11) 45-10- 0 11- 3- 0 Wood, S (W 15-2) 161 *Apr 29, 2005 at Maryland 1-2 L 1 1 2/ 2 4 0 7 45-11- 0 11- 4- 0 Wood, S (L 15-3) 161 May 09, 2005 Troy University W 4-2 4 8 0/ 2 2 0 ( 9) 46-11- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (W 24-7) - May 09, 2005 Troy University 2-8 L 2 7 5/ 8 10 0 7 46-12- 0 11- 4- 0 Wood, S (L 15-4) 297 &May 12, 2005 vs NC State W 2-0 2 3 1/ 0 2 0 7 47-12- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (W 25-7) 926 &May 14, 2005 vs Virginia W 3-0 3 7 1/ 0 3 1 7 48-12- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (W 26-7) 741 &May 15, 2005 vs Virginia Tech W 1-0 1 3 0/ 0 2 0 7 49-12- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (W 27-7) 546 +May 20, 2005 vs Kansas W 3-1 3 7 2/ 1 4 0 ( 9) 50-12- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (W 28-7) 415 +May 21, 2005 vs #8 Georgia Bulldogs 1-8 L 1 3 0/ 8 8 0 7 50-13- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (L 28-8) 903 +May 21, 2005 vs Kansas W 5-2 5 5 1/ 2 5 1 7 51-13- 0 11- 4- 0 Humphreys, W (W 8-1) 210 +May 22, 2005 at #8 Georgia Bulldogs 1-2 L 1 4 0/ 2 5 1 7 51-14- 0 11- 4- 0 Sallinger, J (L 28-9) 860

* = Conference game ! = FAU Worth Invitational - Boca Raton, Fla. • ^ = UCF Tournament - Orlando, Fla. @ = Lady Panther Invitational - Panthersville, Ga. • & = ACC Tournament - College Park, Md. # = NFCA Leadoff Classic - Columbus, Ga. • + = NCAA Regional - Athens, Ga. $ = Buzz Classic - Marietta, Ga. • % = Yellow Jacket Invitational - Atlanta () extra inning game 24 Defending ACC Champions Overall: 51-14 Home: 16-2 Away: 14-7 ACC: 11-4 STATISTICS 2005

BATTING STATISTICS No. - Player Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 1 - Christine Sheridan .380 58-57 163 36 62 9 1 4 31 85 .521 35 1 16 0 .485 3 0 11-14 88 67 12 .928 21 - Amy Hosier .356 65-61 160 37 57 12 0 2 39 75 .469 34 1 24 0 .467 2 0 16-19 60 2 2 .969 16 - Caitlin Lever .324 65-65 210 33 68 5 4 0 27 81 .386 13 4 32 0 .373 1 5 31-39 42 2 3 .936 7 - Kirin Kumar .322 66-61 152 17 49 6 1 0 20 57 .375 3 4 7 2 .348 2 6 4-5 258 26 4 .986 22 - Aileen Morales .297 62-62 209 40 62 5 1 2 32 75 .359 16 1 9 0 .346 2 5 44-49 112 72 7 .963 13 - Kacey Ivey .274 61-51 124 26 34 2 0 0 6 36 .290 7 1 34 0 .318 0 3 19-21 64 4 2 .971 24 - Savannah Brown .270 57-51 148 16 40 9 1 6 34 69 .466 16 1 39 2 .341 2 0 6-7 386 21 3 .993 9 - Lauren Schlechte .239 45-25 71 9 17 2 0 1 10 22 .310 12 0 22 0 .345 1 2 2-3 138 19 3 .981 14 - Sarah Wood .232 33-26 69 10 16 1 0 0 9 17 .246 13 0 17 0 .349 1 0 3-3 4 37 2 .953 11 - Katie Donovan .224 64-64 165 34 37 7 0 4 25 56 .339 32 2 25 2 .355 1 2 16-19 53 90 7 .953 18 - Liz Bartle .182 42-15 66 5 12 2 1 1 9 19 .288 9 0 26 0 .280 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 ------17 - Whitney Humphreys .500 1-0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0-0 2 6 0 1.000 8 - Kristina Hull .225 49-9 40 18 9 2 0 1 10 14 .350 5 1 16 0 .326 0 0 2-3 60 2 1 .984 15 - Daisy Paez .212 21-21 52 4 11 3 0 4 13 26 .500 16 0 15 1 .397 0 1 0-0 11 0 1 .917 12 - Stephanie Butler .212 39-17 52 14 11 2 1 0 3 15 .288 3 0 15 0 .255 0 1 5-6 24 0 0 1.000 3 - Becky McCraw .000 15-2 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 2 0 .286 0 0 0-0 6 8 0 1.000 5 - Riki Creger-Zier .000 13-0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 6 - Jessica Sallinger .000 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 12 51 4 .940 Totals .288 65-65 1690 309 486 67 10 25 268 648 .383 217 16 301 7 .371 15 25 159-188 1321 407 51 .971 Opponents .178 65-65 1567 123 279 40 6 26 112 409 .261 128 30 490 4 .253 2 46 27-37 1269 578 80 .958

LOB - Team (396), Opp (335). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (22). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). CI - Team (0), Opp (5). IBB - Team (0), Opp (9). Picked off - Morales, A 1, Lever, C 1, Kumar, K 1.

PITCHING STATISTICS Pitcher ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 6 - Jessica Sallinger 1.19 28-9 43 41 32 16/4 1 264.0 129 54 45 100 373 16 4 13 895 .144 7 22 0 1 28 14 - Sarah Wood 2.07 15-4 28 20 5 2/5 2 115.0 99 46 34 16 71 20 1 7 445 .222 6 5 1 0 8 ------17 - Whitney Humphreys 1.71 8-1 23 4 2 2/4 3 61.1 51 23 15 12 46 4 1 6 227 .225 2 3 1 1 10 Totals 1.49 51-14 65 65 39 26/6 6 440.1 279 123 94 128 490 40 6 26 1567 .178 15 30 2 2 46 Opponents 4.15 14-51 65 65 30 3/1 2 423.0 486 309 251 217 301 67 10 25 1690 .288 35 16 1 15 25

PB - Team (8), Schlechte, L 5, Brown, S 3, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (3), Brown, S 2, Schlechte, L 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Sallinger, J (15-23), Brown, S (18-23), Schlechte, L (9-14), Wood, S (8-10), Humphreys, W (4-4).

Yellow Jackets in the NCAA Rankings

Team Rankings Category Rank Actual National Leader Actual Earned Run Average 16 1.49 Texas 0.60 Fielding Percentage 20 .971 Tennessee .982 Win-Loss Percentage 11 .785 Michigan .903 Stolen Bases Per Game 2 2.45 Texas A&M 2.65

Individual Rankings Category Player Rank Actual National Leader Actual Batting Average Christine Sheridan 72 .380 Lauren Wible, Bucknell .524 Earned Run Average Jessica Sallinger 27 1.19 Cat Osterman, Texas 0.36 Stolen Bases Per Game Aileen Morales 3 0.71 Sharonda McDonald, Texas A&M 0.94 Caitlin Lever 26 0.48 Strikeouts Per Game Jessica Sallinger 18 9.9 Cat Osterman, Texas 15.2 Victories Jessica Sallinger 15 28 Monica Abbott, Tennessee 50 Walks Per Game Christine Sheridan 25 0.60 Kristen Rivera, Washington 1.19 Toughest to Strikeout Aileen Morales 9 23.2 Keri Myer, Robert Morris 158.0 Kirin Kumar 14 21.7 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 25 Opponent Record Limestone College ...... 1-1 Southeast Louisiana ...... 0-1 Akron ...... 1-2 Lipscomb ...... 1-0 Southeast Missouri State ...... 0-1 Alabama ...... 3-4 Long Beach State ...... 1-0 Southwestern Louisiana ...... 0-3 Alabama State ...... 1-0 Long Island ...... 1-0 Southwest Missouri State ...... 1-0 Arizona ...... 0-2 Louisana-Lafayette ...... 1-0 Stanford ...... 1-1 Arizona State ...... 0-1 Louisana-Monroe ...... 2-0 Stetson ...... 2-2 OPPONENTS Arkansas ...... 1-1 Louisiana Tech ...... 1-2 Syracuse ...... 1-0 . Auburn ...... 4-3 Maine ...... 1-0 Tennessee ...... 1-2 VS

Augusta ...... 2-0 Manchester ...... 0-1 Tennessee-Martin ...... 1-1 Austin Peay ...... 1-1 Manhattan ...... 1-0 Tennessee State ...... 1-0 Baptist ...... 1-3 Marshall ...... 3-0 Tennessee Tech ...... 9-9-1

SERIES Bethune-Cookman ...... 4-0 Maryville College ...... 0-2 Toledo ...... 2-0 Boston College ...... 3-0 Maryland ...... 16-16 Towson ...... 2-0 Boston University ...... 1-1 Massachusettes ...... 1-1 Troy State ...... 10-12 TIME Bradley ...... 1-1 McNeese State ...... 1-0 UC-Santa Barbara ...... 0-1 - Brown ...... 0-1 Mercer ...... 44-12 UAB ...... 3-0

ALL California ...... 0-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... 1-0 UCF ...... 1-1 Campbell ...... 3-1 Middle Tennessee State ...... 0-2 UMKC ...... 1-0 Canisius ...... 2-2 Michigan ...... 0-2 UTEP ...... 1-0 Centenary ...... 0-1 Minnesota ...... 0-3 Utah ...... 1-3 Central Michigan ...... 0-1 Mississippi ...... 1-4 Valdosta State ...... 2-0 Charleston Southern ...... 4-2 Mississippi State ...... 2-6 Valparaiso ...... 3-2 Charlotte ...... 15-9-1 Missouri Baptist ...... 0-1 Virginia ...... 15-30 Chattanooga ...... 8-5 Morehead State ...... 2-0 Virginia Tech ...... 6-3 Coastal Carolina ...... 2-6 Morris Brown ...... 2-0 Wagner ...... 1-0 College of Charleston ...... 1-1 Nebraska ...... 1-1 Washington ...... 0-1 Columbus ...... 2-11 Nicholls State ...... 2-2 West Georgia ...... 3-6 Connecticut ...... 0-1 North Carolina A&T ...... 1-0 Wichita State ...... 1-1 Delaware State ...... 1-0 North Carolina ...... 19-18 Winthrop ...... 14-12 Delta State ...... 0-1 North Carolina State ...... 6-1 Wisconsin ...... 0-3 DePaul ...... 2-1 UNC Asheville ...... 1-0 Wisconsin-Lacrosse ...... 0-1 Drake ...... 1-3 UNC Greensboro ...... 3-2 Wisconsin-Superior ...... 1-0 Drexel ...... 2-0 UNC Wilmington ...... 10-2 Wright State ...... 2-0 East Carolina ...... 7-9 Niagara ...... 1-0 Youngstown State ...... 1-0 Eastern Kentucky ...... 3-1 Northeastern Illinois ...... 2-0 Eastern Michigan ...... 3-3 Northern Iowa ...... 1-0 2006 Opponents in Bold. Elon ...... 2-0 Northwestern ...... 1-1 Evansville ...... 3-2 Northwestern State ...... 1-0 Year-by-Year Results Florida ...... 0-1 Notre Dame ...... 0-3 Year Record Pct. Florida A&M ...... 4-2 Oakland University (Mich.) ...... 2-1 2005 ...... 51-14 ...... 785 Florida Atlantic ...... 2-3 Ohio ...... 1-2 2004 ...... 47-19 ...... 712 Florida International ...... 0-1 Ohio State ...... 0-2 2003 ...... 38-25 ...... 603 Florida State ...... 9-35 Oklahoma State ...... 0-1 2002 ...... 52-18 ...... 743 Fordham ...... 1-0 Oregon ...... 0-1 2001 ...... 24-29 ...... 453 2000 ...... 25-33 ...... 431 Fresno State ...... 1-0 Oregon State ...... 0-1 1999 ...... 22-38 ...... 367 Furman ...... 13-17 Penn State ...... 0-1 1998 ...... 24-32 ...... 428 Gardner-Webb ...... 5-0 Pittsburgh ...... 1-2 1997 ...... 22-34 ...... 393 George Mason ...... 6-2 Princeton ...... 4-0 1996 ...... 32-20 ...... 615 Georgia ...... 4-14 Purdue ...... 1-0 1995 ...... 30-25 ...... 545 Georgia College ...... 5-0 Radford ...... 7-0 1994 ...... 35-23 ...... 603 1993 ...... 28-25 ...... 528 Georgia Southern ...... 37-13 Rhode Island ...... 1-0 1992 ...... 30-22 ...... 577 Georgia State ...... 27-18 Rutgers ...... 2-0 1991 ...... 38-12-1 ...... 755 Greensboro College ...... 1-0 Saginaw Valley State ...... 1-1 1990 ...... 15-34 ...... 306 Harvard ...... 5-0 Saint Joseph’s ...... 2-0 1989 ...... 19-16-1 ...... 542 Hiwassee ...... 2-0 St. Andrews ...... 2-0 1988 ...... 12-30 ...... 286 Huntingdon ...... 0-1 St. Francis ...... 2-0 1987 ...... 6-27 ...... 182 Illinois ...... 1-2 St. Leo ...... 0-1 Total 503-457-2 .524 Illinois-Chicago ...... 1-4 St. Louis ...... 1-1 Iowa ...... 1-0 St. Mary’s College ...... 2-2 Coaching History Indiana ...... 2-1 Samford ...... 41-24 Ehren Earleywine ...... 2004-present Indiana State ...... 0-1 San Jose State ...... 0-1 Kate Madden ...... 1999-2003 Jackson State ...... 1-0 Santa Clara ...... 1-0 Regina Tomaselli ...... 1991-98 Jacksonville State ...... 4-0 South Carolina ...... 0-20 Judy Sackfield ...... 1989-90 Kansas ...... 3-0 Southern ...... 1-0 Nick Mazza ...... 1990 Kennesaw State ...... 0-2 USC-Aiken ...... 7-1 Butch Watkins ...... 1989 Kent State ...... 1-0 USC-Spartanburg ...... 4-6 Dennis Benedict ...... 1988 Kentucky ...... 1-1 South Florida ...... 1-16 Terry Chambers, Tom Jones ...... 1987 Kutztown State ...... 1-0 Southern Illinois ...... 1-4 Lander College ...... 0-2 Southern Mississippi ...... 0-4 Lee College ...... 0-1 26 Defending ACC Champions Juanita Albarado, 2B ...... 1993 Kirin Kumar ...... 2002 HONOR NFCA All-American Juanita Albarado, 2B ...... 1992 Mimi Utt ...... 2002 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2005 (3rd team) Debbie Wilson, 3B ...... 1992 Erin Voeltz ...... 2002 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2004 (3rd team) Tasha Waugh ...... 2002

Tara Knudsen, SS ...... 2002 (3rd team) Sara Wissmann...... 2002 ROLL ACC Tournament MVP Laura Williams, SS ...... 1997 (1st team) Jamie Frost ...... 2001 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2005 Erin Glantz ...... 2001 All-Southeat Region Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2002 Tiffany Goodman ...... 2001 Erin Hawley ...... 2001 Aileen Morales, 2B ...... 2005 (1st team) Kori Jacobson ...... 2001 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2005 (1st team) ACC All-Tournament Team Susanne Miller ...... 2001 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2004 (1st team) Amy Hosier, OF ...... 2005 Lacey Schanz ...... 2001 Tara Knudsen, SS ...... 2002 (1st team) Kirin Kumar, 1B ...... 2005 Ellen Styer ...... 2001 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2002 (1st team) Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2005 Mimi Utt ...... 2001 Anne Knobbe, C ...... 1999 (2nd team) Christine Sheridan, SS ...... 2005 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001 Heather Sumrow, OF ...... 1999 (2nd team) Tara Knudsen, SS ...... 2004 Sara Wissmann...... 2001 Heather Sumrow, OF ...... 1997 (2nd team) Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2004 Lindsay Wood ...... 2001 Lauren Webb, 3B ...... 1997 (2nd team) Sara Wissmann, OF ...... 2004 Anne Knobbe ...... 2000 Laura Williams, SS ...... 1997 (1st team) Katie Donovan, 1B ...... 2003 Susanne Miller ...... 2000 Stephanie Webb, SS ...... 1996 (1st team) Katie Donovan, 2B ...... 2002 Lacey Schanz ...... 2000 Stephanie Webb, SS ...... 1995 (2nd team) Soraya Reddick, OF ...... 2002 Lauren Schwartz ...... 2000 Stephanie Weitman, OF ...... 1995 (2nd team) Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2002 Jamie Smith ...... 2000 Stephanie Webb, SS ...... 1994 (2nd team) Lindsay Wood, C ...... 2002 Beth Warren ...... 2000 Heather Sumrow, OF ...... 2000 Lauren Boyett ...... 1999 NCAA All-Tournament Team Anne Knobbe, C ...... 1999 Miki Deal ...... 1999 Lauren Webb, 3B ...... 1998 Melanie Howell ...... 1999 Soraya Reddick, OF ...... 2004 Lori Steiner, 1B ...... 1997 Kori Jacobsen ...... 1999 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2004 Beth Warren, P ...... 1997 Lauren Schwartz ...... 1999 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2003 Laura Williams, SS ...... 1997 Jamie Smith ...... 1999 Katie Donovan, IF ...... 2002 Paige Bolton, OF ...... 1996 Beth Warren ...... 1999 Jamie Frost, IF ...... 2002 Laura Williams, SS ...... 1996 Lauren Boyett ...... 1998 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2002 Lori Steiner, 1B ...... 1995 Miki Deal ...... 1998 Lindsay Wood, C ...... 2002 Lauren Webb, 3B ...... 1995 Erin Ryan ...... 1998 Note: NCAA did not select an all-tournament team Stephanie Weitman, OF ...... 1995 Carye Schiller ...... 1998 in 2005. Terri Bolden, OF ...... 1994 Erin Wall ...... 1998 Stephanie Weitman, OF ...... 1994 Beth Warren ...... 1998 ACC Player/Pitcher of the Year Juanita Albarado, 2B ...... 1993 Lauren Webb ...... 1998 Juanita Albarado, 2B ...... 1992 Lauren Boyett ...... 1997 Jessica Sallinger (Pitcher) ...... 2005 Ropekia Gunn, SS ...... 1992 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997 Laura Williams ...... 1997 Erin Ryan ...... 1997 Lori Steiner ...... 1997 ACC Rookie of the Year All-ACC Metro Heather Sumrow ...... 1997 Lauren Webb ...... 1997 Aileen Morales, 2B ...... 2005 Lori Steiner, 1B ...... 1995 Laura Williams, 3B ...... 1995 Laura Williams ...... 1997 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2002 Terri Bolden ...... 1996 Anne Knobbe, C ...... 1997 Paige Bolton ...... 1996 Laura Williams, 3B ...... 1994 Verizon Academic All-American Erin Ryan ...... 1996 Stephanie Weitman, OF ...... 1992 Erin Voeltz ...... 2004 (3rd team) Lori Steiner ...... 1996 Laura Williams ...... 1996 ACC Coach of the Year Paige Bolton ...... 1995 NFCA Academic All-American Erin Ryan ...... 1995 Ehren Earleywine ...... 2005 Lori Steiner ...... 1995 Kate Madden ...... 2002 Erin Voeltz ...... 2004 Laura Williams ...... 1995 Regina Tomaselli ...... 1995 Lauren Boyett ...... 1997 Lori Steiner ...... 1997 Terri Bolden ...... 1994 Lori Steiner ...... 1996 Lynne Borowsky ...... 1994 All-ACC Laura Williams ...... 1996 Lori Steiner ...... 1994 Laura Williams ...... 1994 Amy Hosier, OF ...... 2005 (1st team) Academic All-District III Juanita Albarado ...... 1993 Caitlin Lever, OF ...... 2005 (1st team) Lynne Borowsky ...... 1993 Aileen Morales, 2B ...... 2005 (2nd team) Erin Voeltz ...... 2003 (1st team) Dina El Sheshai ...... 1993 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2005 (1st team) Sara Wissmann ...... 2003 (2nd team) Juanita Albarado ...... 1992 Christine Sheridan, SS ...... 2005 (1st team) Laura Williams ...... 1997 Deborah Wilson ...... 1992 Liz Bartle, DP ...... 2004 Lori Steiner ...... 1996 Juanita Albarado ...... 1991 Tara Knudsen, SS ...... 2004 Laura Williams ...... 1996 Cynthia Self ...... 1990 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2004 Lori Steiner ...... 1995 Melanie Ging ...... 1989 Tara Knudsen, SS ...... 2003 Laura Williams ...... 1995 Lisa Nea...... 1989 Jessica Sallinger, P ...... 2003 Cynthina Self ...... 1989 Tara Knudsen, SS ...... 2002 ACC Academic Honor Roll Lisa Neal ...... 1988 Lindsay Wood, C ...... 2002 Cynthia Self ...... 1988 Anne Knobbe, C ...... 2000 Sarah Wood ...... 2005 Anne Knobbe, C ...... 1999 Erin Voeltz ...... 2004 Lauren Webb, 3B ...... 1998 Tasha Waugh ...... 2004 Lauren Webb, 3B ...... 1997 Sara Wissmann ...... 2004 Laura Williams, SS ...... 1997 Elizabeth Carls ...... 2003 Terri Bolden, OF ...... 1996 Felicia Coursey ...... 2003 Laura Williams, SS ...... 1996 Katie Donovan ...... 2003 Stephanie Weitman, OF ...... 1995 Erin Voeltz ...... 2003 Laura Williams, 3B ...... 1995 Sara Wissmann ...... 2003 Stephanie Weitman, OF ...... 1994 Peri Zakin ...... 2003 Laura Williams, 3B ...... 1994 Katie Donovan ...... 2002 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 27 BATTING AVERAGE (min. 200 AB) RUNS SCORED TOTAL BASES .419 Laura Williams (292-697) ...... 1994-97 163 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 435 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 .355 Stephanie Weitman (226-636) .. 1992-95 140 Stephanie Webb ...... 1993-96 403 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 .340 Tara Knudsen (242-711) ...... 2001-04 137 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 376 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 LEADERS

.337 Stephanie Webb (232-689) ...... 1993-96 129 Terri Bolden ...... 1994-97 319 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1993-96 .329 Anne Knobbe (213-647) ...... 1997-2000 122 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 302 Stephanie Webb ...... 1993-96

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (min. 200 AB) HITS WALKS CAREER .612 Tara Knudsen (711 AB) ...... 2001-04 292 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 119 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 .581 Anne Knobbe (667 AB) ...... 1997-2000 242 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 115 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 .578 Laura Williams (697 AB) ...... 1994-97 232 Stephanie Webb ...... 1992-95 76 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 .502 Stephanie Weitman (636 AB) .... 1992-95 226 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1992-95 68 Lori Steiner ...... 1994-97 .451 Lauren Webb (556 AB) ...... 1995-98 213 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 65 Felicia Coursey ...... 2001-03

ON BASE PERCENTAGE (min. 200 AB) DOUBLES INTENTIONAL WALKS .457 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 45 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 17 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 .440 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 44 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000-03 11 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 .405 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 40 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 .374 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 31 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1993-96 .374 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1992-95 30 Lauren Webb ...... 1995-98

Katie Donovan Tara Knudsen Laura Williams

30 Lori Steiner ...... 1994-97 SACRIFICE HITS GAMES PLAYED 52 Heather Sumrow ...... 1997-2000 260 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 TRIPLES 46 Lauren Schwartz ...... 1997-2000 251 Kirin Kumar ...... 2002-05 31 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 37 Kirin Kumar ...... 2002-05 246 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 15 Stephanie Webb ...... 1993-96 34 Ellen Styer ...... 1998-01 242 Soraya Reddick ...... 2001-04 12 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1992-95 30 Jamie Frost ...... 1999-2002 239 Jamie Frost ...... 1999-2002 11 Jan Hulsey ...... 1990-93 10 Felicia Coursey ...... 2002-03 STOLEN BASES GAMES STARTED 110 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 255 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 HOME RUNS 65 Lauren Schwartz ...... 1997-2000 245 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 46 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 56 Terri Bolden ...... 1994-97 239 Jamie Frost ...... 1999-2002 39 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 49 Ropekia Gunn...... 1990-92 235 Soraya Reddick ...... 2001-2004 16 Tasha Waugh ...... 2001-2004 45 Soraya Reddick ...... 2001-04 229 Lauren Schwartz ...... 1997-2000 15 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000-03 14 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1992-1995 STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS AT BATS 121 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 711 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 RUNS BATTED IN 79 Lauren Schwartz ...... 1997-2000 697 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 172 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 63 Ropekia Gunn...... 1990-92 697 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 144 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-2004 62 Terri Bolden ...... 1994-97 689 Stephanie Webb ...... 1993-1996 123 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1992-95 55 Soraya Reddick ...... 2001-04 675 Soraya Reddick ...... 2001-04 92 Katie Donovan...... 2002-05 92 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97

28 Defending ACC Champions PITCHING GAMES STARTED CHANCES CAREER EARNED RUN AVERAGE (min. 300 IP) 152 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 1,056 Katie Donovan ...... 2002-05 1.12 Jessica Sallinger (1008.2 IP) .. 2002-05 99 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 1,032 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000-03

1.42 Misty Reeder (370.0 IP) ...... 1989-91 82 Jamie Smith...... 1996-97, ‘99-2000 1,012 Ellen Styer ...... 1998-01 LEADERS 1.81 Erin Voeltz (671.1 IP) ...... 2001-04 61 Tiffany Goodman ...... 2000-03 917 Lori Steiner ...... 1994-97 1.93 Dina El Sheshai (481.1 IP) ...... 1990-93 55 Erin Ryan ...... 1995-98 836 Jamie Frost ...... 1999-2002 2.01 Kim Gulakowski (418.1 IP) ..... 1991-93 COMPLETE GAMES PUTOUTS OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE (min. 300 IP) 123 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 844 Lori Steiner ...... 1994-97 .150 Jessica Sallinger (1008.2 IP) .. 2002-05 72 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 835 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000-03 .231 Erin Voeltz (671.1 IP) ...... 2001-04 56 Jamie Smith...... 1996-97, ‘99-2000 816 Katie Donovan ...... 2002-05 .244 Tiffany Goodman (386.2 IP) ... 2000-03 49 Erin Ryan ...... 1995-98 754 Tasha Waugh ...... 2001-04 41 Kim Gulakowski ...... 1991-93 696 Erin Hawley ...... 1998-2001 STRIKEOUTS PER GAME (min. 300 IP) 9.71 Jessica Sallinger (1008.2 IP) .. 2002-05 SHUTOUTS ASSISTS 5.09 Erin Voeltz (671.1 IP) ...... 2001-04 52 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 556 Jamie Frost ...... 1999-2002 3.92 Erin Ryan (460.1 IP) ...... 1995-98 17 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 490 Ellen Styer ...... 1998-2001 3.56 Misty Reeder (370.0 IP) ...... 1989-91 11 Nikki Johnson ...... 1994 364 Laura Williams ...... 1994-97 3.01 Kim Gulakowski (418.1 IP) ..... 1991-93 9 Kim Gulakowski ...... 1991-93 294 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 Three tied with 7 shutouts 284 Lauren Webb ...... 1995-98 WINS 109 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 INNINGS PITCHED DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED 58 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 1,008.2 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 31 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001-04 42 Jamie Smith...... 1996-97, 99-2000 677.1 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 29 Katie Donovan ...... 2002-05 35 Erin Ryan ...... 1995-98 570.0 Jamie Smith...... 1996-97, 99-2000 27 Jamie Frost ...... 1999-2002 35 Kim Gulakowski ...... 1991-93 481.1 Dina El Sheshai ...... 1990-93 23 Felicia Coursey ...... 2002-03 460.1 Erin Ryan ...... 1995-98 19 Erin Hawley ...... 1998-2001 SAVES 17 Dina El Sheshai ...... 1990-93 STRIKEOUTS CAUGHT STEALING PUTOUTS 6 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 1,398 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 32 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000-03 5 Paige Lord ...... 1987-90 488 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 28 Tasha Waugh ...... 2001-04 4 Kim Gulakowski ...... 1991-93 281 Dina El Sheshai ...... 1990-93 15 Anne Knobbe ...... 1997-2000 4 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 258 Erin Ryan ...... 1995-98 9 Lauren Schlechte ...... 2003-05 188 Misty Reeder ...... 1989-91 6 Jamie Smith...... 1996-97, ‘99-2000 APPEARANCES 168 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002-05 FIELDING MOST RUNNERS PICKED OFF 129 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001-04 FIELDING PERCENTAGE (min. 400 chances) 3 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000-03 117 Jamie Smith...... 1996-97, ‘99-2000 .993 Savannah Brown, C (410) ...... 2005 2 Savannah Brown...... 2005 85 Tiffany Goodman ...... 2000-03 .990 Tasha Waugh, C/1B (814) ...... 2001-04 78 Erin Ryan ...... 1995-98 .988 Lynne Borowsky, 1B (417) ...... 1992-94 .983 Felicia Coursey, 2B (656) ...... 2001-03

Jessica Sallinger Erin Voeltz Savannah Brown

Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 29 HITTING 51 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 38 Mimi Utt ...... 1999 BATTING AVERAGE (min. 100 AB) 51 Anne Knobbe...... 2000 36 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 .478 Laura Williams (87-182) ...... 1997 42 Tara Knudsen ...... 2004 35 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 .413 Laura Williams (69-167) ...... 1996 41 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1995 .402 Laura Williams (66-164) ...... 1994 COMPLETE GAMES LEADERS

.392 Tara Knudsen (69-171) ...... 2004 TOTAL BASES 38 Nikki Johnson ...... 1994 .389 Stephanie Weitman (68-175) ...... 1994 147 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 32 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 126 Tara Knudsen ...... 2004 32 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (min. 100 AB) 124 Anne Knobbe...... 2000 32 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 .743 Anne Knobbe (167 AB)...... 2000 108 Laura Williams ...... 1997 27 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 SEASON .696 Tara Knudsen (181 AB) ...... 2004 107 Tara Knudsen ...... 2003 .687 Tara Knudsen (214 AB) ...... 2002 107 Anne Knobbe...... 1999 SHUTOUTS .617 Laura Williams (167 AB) ...... 1996 16 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 .605 Anne Knobbe (177 AB)...... 1999 WALKS 15 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 39 Tara Knudsen ...... 2004 12 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 ON BASE PERCENTAGE (min. 100 AB) 37 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 11 Nikki Johnson ...... 1994 .507 Tara Knudsen (171 AB) ...... 2004 35 Christine Sheridan ...... 2005 9 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 .503 Laura Williams (182 AB) ...... 1997 34 Amy Hosier ...... 2005 .485 Christine Sheridan (163 AB) ...... 2005 34 Katie Donovan ...... 2004 INNINGS PITCHED .476 Laura Williams (167 AB) ...... 1996 264.0 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 .467 Amy Hosier (160 AB) ...... 2005 STOLEN BASES 257.0 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 .467 Anne Knobbe (167 AB)...... 2000 44 Aileen Morales ...... 2005 249.1 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 32 Laura Williams ...... 1996 240.2 Mimi Utt ...... 1999 GAMES PLAYED/STARTED 31 Caitlin Lever...... 2005 238.1 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 70-70 Jamie Frost ...... 2002 27 Laura Williams ...... 1997 70-70 Soraya Reddick ...... 2002 26 Laura Williams ...... 1994 STRIKEOUTS 70-70 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 26 Lauren Schwartz...... 1998 373 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 69-69 Felicia Coursey ...... 2002 351 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 69-66 Sara Wissmann ...... 2002 PITCHING 337 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (min. 100 IP) 337 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 AT BATS 0.82 Jessica Sallinger (214.1 IP) ...... 2004 172 Erin Voeltz ...... 2004 225 Felicia Coursey ...... 2002 0.94 Kim Gulakowski (111.2 IP) ...... 1991 214 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 1.13 Tiffany Goodman (111.1 IP) ...... 2001 FIELDING 205 Soraya Reddick ...... 2004 1.15 Erin Voeltz (174.2 IP) ...... 2004 FIELDING PERCENT (min. 50 chances) 204 Felicia Coursey ...... 2003 1.17 Jessica Sallinger (257.0 IP) ...... 2002 1.000 Tasha Waugh (391) ...... 2004 199 Amy Hosier ...... 2004 1.000 Lindsay Wood (308) ...... 2003 LOWEST OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE 1.000 Kori Jacobson (101) ...... 2000 RUNS SCORED .139 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 1.000 Erin Wall (50) ...... 1998 46 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 .140 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 .995 Anne Knobbe (192) ...... 1998 46 Laura Williams ...... 1994 .144 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 44 Soraya Reddick ...... 2004 .176 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 CHANCES 43 Ropekia Gunn ...... 1991 .202 Erin Voeltz ...... 2004 464 Lindsay Wood ...... 2002 43 Stephanie Webb ...... 1993 421 Erin Hawley ...... 2001 MOST STRIKEOUTS PER GAME 417 Lynne Borowsky ...... 1992 HITS 10.31 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 410 Savannah Brown ...... 2005 87 Laura Williams ...... 1997 9.89 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 408 Lori Steiner ...... 1996 80 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 9.46 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 71 Tara Knudsen ...... 2004 9.18 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 PUTOUTS 70 Laura Williams ...... 1990 6.83 Erin Voeltz ...... 2004 420 Lindsay Wood ...... 2002 69 Laura Williams ...... 1996 386 Savannah Brown ...... 2005 WINS 386 Erin Hawley ...... 2001 DOUBLES 31 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 380 Lori Steiner ...... 1996 27 Lindsay Wood ...... 2002 28 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 380 Lynne Borowsky ...... 1992 15 Tara Knudsen ...... 2004 28 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 14 Lauren Webb ...... 1997 22 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 ASSISTS 13 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 Three tied with 17 153 Jamie Frost ...... 2002 Five players tied at 12 153 Ellen Styer ...... 1999 SAVES 142 Jamie Frost ...... 2001 TRIPLES 5 Dina El Sheshai ...... 1993 140 Jamie Frost ...... 1999 11 Laura Williams ...... 1994 5 Dina El Sheshai ...... 1992 132 Mechelle Rolin ...... 1992 8 Laura Williams ...... 1996 5 Dina El Sheshai ...... 1991 132 Laura Williams ...... 1995 8 Laura Williams ...... 1995 5 Paige Lord ...... 1989 6 Stephanie Weitman ...... 1994 4 Erin Voeltz ...... 2001 DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED 6 Stephanie Webb ...... 1994 4 Kim Gulakowski ...... 1991 15 Erin Hawley ...... 2001 6 Felicia Coursey ...... 2002 13 Ellen Styer ...... 2001 APPEARANCES 11 Jamie Frost ...... 2000 HOME RUNS 43 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 11 Lindsay Wood ...... 2000 16 Tara Knudsen ...... 2002 43 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2002 11 Katie Donovan ...... 2003 16 Anne Knobbe ...... 2000 43 Mimi Utt ...... 1999 13 Tara Knudsen ...... 2003 41 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 ERRORS 12 Tara Knudsen ...... 2004 41 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2003 23 Lisa Neal ...... 1988 10 Anne Knobbe ...... 1999 19 Ellen Styer ...... 1998 GAMES STARTED 19 Ellen Styer ...... 1999 RUNS BATTED IN 41 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2005 19 Tara Knudsen ...... 2001 62 Anne Knobbe ...... 1999 40 Jessica Sallinger ...... 2004 18 Jamie Frost ...... 1999 30 Defending ACC Champions SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDS SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAME HITTING At Bats ...... 6 Most Games Played: ...... 70 (2002) by Aileen Morales vs. Maryland on April 30, 2005 Fewest Games Played: ...... 33 (1987) Runs ...... 5 RECORDS Most Games Won: ...... 52 (2002) Lauren Schwartz vs. Delaware State on Feb. 26, 1999 RECORDS Most Games Lost: ...... 38 (1999) Hits ...... 4 (24 times) Longest Winning Streak: ...... 13 (1991, 2005) Most Recently by Savannah Brown vs. Alabama State on April 6, 2005 Longest Losing Streak: ...... 15 (1987) Doubles ...... 3 (2 times) TEAM

Highest Batting Average: ...... 311 (1994) Anne Knobbe vs. Samford, Feb. 18, 1998 Lowest Batting Average: ...... 211 (1990) Stephanie Webb vs. St. Francis, April 1, 1994 Highest Slugging Percentage: ...... 428 (1994) Triples ...... 2 (6 times) Lowest Slugging Percentage: ...... 241 (1990) Most Recently by Tara Knudsen vs. Syracuse on March 8, 2002 Highest On Base Percentage: ...... 371 (2005) SEASON Home Runs ...... 2 (14 times) Lowest On Base Percentage: ...... 251 (1990) Most Runs Scored: ...... 312 (1994) Most Recently by Katie Donovan vs. Troy on May 9, 2005 Fewest Runs Scored: ...... 105 (1987) Runs Batted In ...... 6 Most Hits: ...... 494 (1994) Stephanie Weitman vs. Winthrop on March 27, 1992 Fewest Hits: ...... 169 (1987) Bases on Balls ...... 3 (9 times) Most Doubles: ...... 81 (2003) Most Recently by Katie Donovan vs. Florida A&M on March 6, 2005 Fewest Doubles: ...... 4 (1987) Stolen Bases ...... 3 (3 times) Most Triples: ...... 39 (1994) Most Recently by Aileen Morales vs. UAB on April 16, 2005 Fewest Triples: ...... 3 (1990) Innings Pitched ...... 11 Most Home Runs: ...... 37 (2002) Misty Reeder vs. Valparaiso on March 8, 1989 Fewest Home Runs: ...... 1 (1988) Strikeouts ...... 17 (2 times) Most Runs Batted In: ...... 268 (2005) Jessica Sallinger vs. Oakland, Feb. 23, 2003 Fewest Runs Batted In: ...... 61 (1987) Jessica Sallinger vs. Maryland, March 22, 2003 Most Total Bases: ...... 724 (2002) Strikeouts (7 Innings) ...... 16 Fewest Total Bases: ...... 191 (1987) Erin Voeltz vs. Austin Peay on March 19, 2004 Most Walks: ...... 221 (2004) Putouts ...... 20 Fewest Walks: ...... 50 (1993) Wendy Ezell vs. Mercer on March 13, 1990 Most Intentional Walks: ...... 13 (2002) Assists ...... 10 Most Stolen Bases: ...... 159 (2005) Nikki Johnson vs. Coastal Carolina on March 25, 1994 Fewest Stolen Bases: ...... 22 (1989) Errors ...... 5 Most Stolen Base Attempts: ...... 188 (2005) Lori Steiner vs. Eastern Michigan on Feb. 20, 1994 Most Sacrifice Hits: ...... 64 (2000) Fewest Sacrifice Hits: ...... 25 (1991, 2005) SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS Most Shutouts Allowed: ...... 13 (1993) Most Runs Scored: 26 vs. Delaware State Most Strikeouts Allowed: ...... 385 (2003) PITCHING Feb. 26, 1999 Lowest Earned Run Average: ...... 0.97 (2004) Most Runs Allowed: 16 (4 times) Highest Earned Run Average: ...... 3.84 (1987) Most recently vs. Indiana State Most Saves: ...... 9 (1991) March 1, 1997 Fewest Saves: ...... 1 (2004, 1998, ‘94) Largest Margin of Victory: 25 vs. Delaware St. Most Shutouts: ...... 29 (2004) Largest Margin of Defeat: 15 (2 times) Fewest Shutouts: ...... 0 (1987) vs. Indiana State; March 1, 1997 Most Runs Allowed: ...... 260 (1999) vs. North Carolina, April 25, 1996 Fewest Runs Allowed: ...... 100 (1989) Most Hits: 20 (3 times) Most Earned Runs Allowed: ...... 191 (2000) vs. Samford, Feb. 16, 1997; Fewest Earned Runs Allowed: ...... 46 (1989) vs. Georgia Southern, Feb. 15, 2000; Most Hits Allowed (per game): ...... 8.4 (1997) vs. Radford, March 4, 2000 Fewest Hits Allowed (per game): ...... 4.2 (2004) Most Hits Allowed: 17 (2 times) Most Walks: ...... 199 (2002) vs. North Carolina, April 25, 1996; Fewest Walks: ...... 13 (1994) vs. Tennessee, Feb. 20, 1999 Most Strikeouts: ...... 536 (2004) Most Hits in a DH: 37 vs. Samford, Feb. 16, 1997 Fewest Strikeouts: ...... 67 (1987) Most RBI: 23 vs. Delaware State Consecutive Scoreless Innings Pitched: ...... 45.0 (2004) Feb. 20, 1999 FIELDING Most RBI allowed: 14 vs. North Carolina Highest Fielding Percentage: ...... 974 (2002) April 25, 1996 Lowest Fielding Percentage: ...... 896 (1988) Most Errors: 8 (2 times) Most Chances: ...... 2,051 (2002) vs. Eastern Michigan, Feb. 20, 1994; Fewest Chances: ...... 904 (1987) vs. Charlotte, March 8, 1994 Most Putouts: ...... 1,482 (2002) Fewest Putouts: ...... 544 (1987) Most Errors Against: 8 vs. Charlotte Most Assists: ...... 618 (1999) Feb. 25, 1996 Fewest Assists: ...... 283 (1987) Longest Game: 11 innings (2 times) Most Errors: ...... 119 (1988) vs. Valparaiso, March 8, 1989; Fewest Errors: ...... 50 (2003) vs. Mercer, March 13, 1990 Most Double Plays Turned: ...... 29 (2001) Fewest Double Plays Turned: ...... 7 (2004, 1991) Most Caught Stealing By: ...... 29 (2005) Fewest Caught Stealing By: ...... 10 (2004, 1996) Most Stolen Bases Against: ...... 70 (1994, ‘93) Fewest Stolen Bases Against: ...... 25 (1996) Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 31 1987 3/15 aL, L 0-1, 1-2 (10) UNC-Charlotte @ — Furman Invitational, Greenville, S.C. Record: 6-27 H: 4-10 A: 2-13 3/16 aL, L 1-2 (9), 1-6 Winthrop & — Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. Date Site Score Opponent 3/18 hW, L 2-1, 2-5 (8) Winthrop ^ — ACC Championship, Tallahasee, Fla. 3/3 hL, L 4-7, 1-2 Samford 3/25 hW, L 2-1, 2-7 Limestone 3/7 hL, W 2-7, 6-4 Georgia Southern 3/30 nL 1-9 (5) Wichita State % 1993 3/10 hL, L 1-8, 3-6 Columbus College 3/30 nL 0-10 (5) Florida State % Record: 27-26 (1-6 ACC) H: 14-8 A: 5-11

RESULTS 3/12 hL, L 3-5, 3-16 West Georgia 3/30 nL 1-5 Austin Peay % Date Site Score Opponent 3/27 aW, L 6-3, 8-10 USC -Spartanburg 3/31 nL 3-4 So. Mississippi % 2/18 aW, W 13-0, 8-5 Mercer 4/5 hL, W 1-9, 6-1 Tennessee Tech 3/31 nW 2-1 (8) Samford % 2/20 hL, L 0-3, 5-6 South Carolina 4/7 aW, L 7-3, 1-2 Mercer-Macon 3/31 nL 0-4 Oklahoma State % 2/23 aL, W 0-1, 8-6 Tennessee Tech 4/10 aL 0-5 West Florida % 4/3 hL, L 2-3, 0-2 Samford 2/26 nL 1-5 Minnesota % YEAR

- 4/10 nL 6-7 Mercer % 4/15 aL, L 1-7, 0-1 (9) Georgia State 2/26 nW 4-3 DePaul % 4/10 nL 7-8 Samford % 4/16 hW, W 7-0, 2-0 Hiwassee 2/27 nL 3-4 Samford %

BY 4/10 nL 1-3 Mississippi College % 4/17 aL, W 4-5 (8), 7-6 (10) Samford 2/27 aL 0-9 SW Louisiana %

- 4/11 nL 3-16 Delta State % 4/20 nW 4-0 Mercer @ 3/6 hL, L 0-3, 0-2 Florida State 4/14 aL, L 2-4, 5-6 Columbus College 4/20 aL 2-3 (9) Columbus @ 3/7 hW, W 8-1, 6-3 Florida A&M 4/16 hL, L 0-10, 0-11 Georgia State 4/21 nL, L 1-2, 1-2 Maryville @ 3/9 hW, W 1-0, 2-1 Winthrop 4/20 aL, L 3-10, 3-13 Winthrop 4/24 aL, L 1-2 (8), 1-3 Mercer 3/10 aL, L 0-3, 2-4 Furman YEAR 4/22 aL, L 3-8, 2-10 West Georgia 4/27 aL, L 4-11, 3-13 (6) Tennessee Tech 3/20 nW 2-1 UNC-Charlotte @ 4/28 aL, L 0-10, 3-11 Furman 3/20 aL 1-2 South Carolina @ 4/30 hW, W 2-0, 3-2 Mercer-Macon % — Southern Invitational, Birmingham, Ala. 3/21 nW 7-2 UNC-Charlotte @ 5/1 aL, L 1-11, 9-10 Samford @ — Columbus Invitational, Columbus, Ga. 3/21 aL 0-5 South Carolina @ 3/26 nW 3-2 UNC-Charlotte & % — West Florida Invitational, Pensacola, Fla. 1991 3/26 nL 0-9 South Carolina & Record: 38-12-1 H: 21-4-1 A: 8-4 3/27 nW 2-1 Ohio & 1988 Date Site Score Opponent 3/27 nL 2-4 Akron & Record: 12-30 H: 6-11 A: 4-14 2/16 aW, W 7-0, 2-1 Samford 4/2 hW 18-2 Mercer ~ Date Site Score Opponent 2/23 hW, W 4-0, 8-0 USC-Aiken 4/2 hW 5-4 UNC-Charlottte ~ 3/5 hL 4-10 Huntington College 2/25 hW, W 6-0, 3-0 Campbell 4/3 hL 0-7 Georgia State ~ 3/5 hW 9-5 UNC-Wilmington 2/27 hW, W 6-4, 3-1 Georgia College 4/3 hW 3-0 North Carolina ~ 3/8 aL, W 3-4, 5-2 Samford 3/4 hW, W 3-1, 1-0 UNC-Wilmington 4/3 hW 3-1 Drexel ~ 3/11 hL 0-1 Valparaiso 3/7 hW, W 2-1 (8), 2-1 Georgia State 4/6 hW, W 5-1, 4-3 Mercer 3/12 hW 10-5 Greensboro College 3/8 hW, L 3-2, 5-7 Charleston So. 4/9 nW 10-3 UNC-Charlotte ! 3/12 hL 1-12 Baptist 3/11 hW, W 5-3, 5-2 George Mason 4/9 nW 7-1 Winthrop ! 3/26 hL, L 1-7, 0-14 USC-Spartanburg 3/13 hL, L 0-3, 1-2 (8) East Carolina 4/11 nW 1-0 East Carolina ! 3/27 hL, L 0-6, 1-6 Winthrop 3/24 aW, L 4-3, 7-9 USC-Aiken 4/11 aL 1-9 North Carolina ! 3/28 aW, L 5-3, 5-10 Georgia Southern 3/26 aW, W 7-5, 11-3 Georgia College 4/11 nL 6-8 Coastal Carolina ! 3/30 aW, L 4-0, 7-8 West Georgia 4/3 hW, W 10-0 (5), 5-2 Augusta 4/14 hW, W 2-1, 2-1 Georgia State 4/1 aL, L 0-1, 0-5 USC-Spartanburg 4/6 nW 6-1 Austin Peay % 4/16 aL 0-12 Florida State ^ 4/2 aL, L 1-5, 1-8 Winthrop 4/6 nW 4-0 Georgia College % 4/16 nL 2-3 North Carolina ^ 4/5 aL, L 0-10, 0-4 Columbus College 4/6 aL 1-7 Furman % 4/17 aL 0-11 Florida State 4/8 aL 1-12 West Florida % 4/6 nW 8-6 East Carolina % 4/20 aL, W 5-6, 3-2 Georgia State 4/8 nL 5-9 West Georgia % 4/6 nL 3-4 (8) Coastal Carolina % 4/21 aW, L 11-4, 3-6 Georgia Southern 4/8 nW 8-4 Jackson State % 4/6 nL 4-5 UNC-Charlotte % 4/23 hW, W 5-3, 2-1 Samford 4/8 nL 3-6 St. Leo % 4/7 hW, L 4-2, 0-2 Winthrop 4/25 hL, L 0-6, 1-10 Virginia 4/9 nL 3-7 Columbus College % 4/9 aW 2-1 Mercer 4/27 aL, L 0-1, 2-5 Samford 4/12 hL, L 9-10, 3-9 Samford 4/12 nW 11-1 (6) UNC-Asheville @ 4/15 nW 8-0 Samford @ 4/12 nW 8-0 UNC-Wilmington @ % — Louisiana Classics, Lafayette, La. 4/15 aL 2-5 Columbus College @ 4/12 aL 1-3 North Carolina @ @ — South Carolina Round Robin, Columbia, S.C. 4/15 nL, L 2-3, 0-1 Mercer @ 4/13 nW 2-1 Mercer @ & —Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C. 4/19 hW, W 1-0, 1-0 West Georgia # 4/13 nL 0-5 East Carolina @ ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 4/20 aL, L 1-7, 1-8 Georgia State 4/15 aL, W 1-2, 8-1 Georgia Southern ! — Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. 4/26 hL, L 0-3, 6-12 Mercer 4/19 nW 5-0 Mercer & ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. 4/28 aL, W 1-10, 4-1 Columbus College 4/19 aW 2-0 Columbus & 4/30 hW, W 1-0, 1-0 Mercer-Macon # 4/20 nL 0-2 (9) USC-Spartanburg & 1994 4/20 nW 2-1 Mercer & Record: 35-23 (2-5 ACC) H: 10-4 A: 9-5 % — West Florida Invitational 4/20 nW 4-0 USC-Spartanburg & Date Site Score Opponent @ — Columbus Invitational 4/22 hW, W 9-1, 9-1 Florida A&M 2/17 aW, W 6-0, 8-1 Mercer # — Forfeit 4/26 hW, W 4-1, 7-1 Samford 2/19 nL 2-9 Eastern Michigan % 4/27 hW, T 1-0, 4-4 (8) UNC-Charlotte 2/19 aL 5-6 South Carolina % 1989 % — Furman Spring Fling, Greenville, SC 2/20 nL 1-7 Eastern Michigan % Record: 19-16-1 H: 12-8-1 A: 4-4 @ — Lady Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, NC 2/20 aL 0-2 South Carolina % Date Site Score Opponent & — Columbus Invitational, Columbus, Ga. 2/24 aW, W 3-0, 3-0 Samford 2/25 hL, L 0-9, 0-4 Virginia 2/27 hL, L 0-2 (8), 0-2 Virginia* 3/2 hL 1-2 Baptist 1992 2/28 hW, L 6-2, 0-2 Louisiana Tech 3/3 hL, T 2-5, 2-2 Tennessee Tech Record: 30-22 (1-3 ACC) H: 16-6 A: 8-6 3/4 aL, W 0-1, 8-1 South Florida 3/4 aW, L 2-1, 5-11 UNC-Wilmington Date Site Score Opponent 3/6 aL, L 1-6, 1-2 Florida State* 3/8 hL, W 2-5, 1-0 Valparaiso 2/22 aL, L 2-8, 0-1 South Carolina 3/8 aW, W 13-5, 9-3 UNC-Charlotte 3/12 hW, L 4-2, 1-2 George Mason 2/27 hL, W 0-1, 5-0 Saginaw Vally State 3/10 hW, L 5-0, 1-2 Furman 3/23 nW 11-2 Wisconsin Superior % 2/29 hW, W 1-0, 5-1 USC-Aiken 3/20 hW, W 9-6, 9-1 (5) North Carolina* 3/23 nL 1-6 Missouri Baptist % 3/1 hL, W 1-4, 6-5 (8) Samford 3/23 hW, W 8-0 (5), 8-0 (5) Northeastern Illinios 3/23 nL 0-6 Manchester % 3/4 aL, W 1-4, 3-1 UNC-Charlotte 3/25 nW 2-1 Coastal Carolina @ 3/23 nL 1-2 Lee % 3/6 hL, W 0-2, 2-0 Charleston Southern 3/25 nW 11-0 St. Francis @ 3/24 nW 3-2 Kutztown % 3/7 hW, W 3-0, 2-1 Tennessee Tech 3/26 nW 9-0 (5) Marshall @ 3/24 nL 6-7 Wisconsin-Lacrosse % 3/9 hW, W 7-3, 8-7 Valdosta State 3/26 nW 13-1 (5) Col. of Charleston @ 3/28 hW, W 4-2, 2-0 Samford 3/11 hW, W 11-1 (6), 3-2 Mercer 4/1 nW 19-1 (5) Radford ~ 3/31 hW, W 1-0, 1-0 St. Andrews 3/14 hW, W 5-1, 5-2 Morehead State 4/1 nW 13-0 (5) Wagner ~ 4/1 aL, L 0-3, 0-2 Mercer 3/27 nL 0-3 Furman % 4/1 nW 13-4 (5) St. Francis ~ 4/7 aW 5-0 North Carolina A&T 3/27 nW 12-2 (5) Winthrop % 4/2 nL 3-4 Troy State ~ 4/13 hW, L 2-0 (10), 0-4 Georgia Southern 3/27 nL 2-6 Notre Dame % 4/2 nW 4-2 Tennessee State ~ 4/14 nW 4-3 Samford @ 3/28 nW 4-1 Georgia State % 4/2 nL 1-6 Nicholls State ~ 4/14 aL 3-5 Columbus College @ 3/28 nW 7-3 Georgia State % 4/4 hW, L 8-0 (6), 1-4 Canisius 4/18 hL, W 3-4 (9), 6-5 Georgia State 3/28 nL 0-8 South Carolina % 4/7 aW, W 10-2 (5), 10-0 (5) Winthrop 4/20 aW, W 1-0, 1-0 Samford # 4/3 nL 0-2 North Carolina @ 4/8 nW 3-0 East Carolina & 4/23 hW, W 3-2 (8),12-0 USC-Spartanburg 4/3 nL 2-3 Coastal Carolina @ 4/8 nW 11-3 (6) UNC-Charlotte & 4/25 hW, W 4-0, 5-1 Mercer 4/3 nW 8-6 (8) East Carolina @ 4/9 nW 9-1 UNC-Wilmington & 4/4 nL 0-6 North Carolina @ 4/9 nL 0-11 (6) Florida State & % — West Florida Invitational 4/4 nL 0-4 Coastal Carolina @ 4/9 nL 3-6 Coastal Carolina & @ — Columbus Invitational 4/8 aL, W 2-3 (8), 5-4 (8) Samford 4/12 hW, W 15-2, 5-0 Georgia State # — Forfeit 4/10 aW, W 3-1, 6-4 UNC-Greensboro 4/15 nL 0-8 (5) South Carolina ! 4/11 nW 11-1 (6) UNC-Wilmington & 4/16 nL 1-2 Tennessee Tech ! 1990 4/11 nL 0-10 (6) Florida State & 4/16 nL 0-2 South Florida ! Record: 15-34 H: 12-13 A: 1-14 4/11 aW 4-3 North Carolina & 4/16 nW 4-1 Winthrop ! Date Site Score Opponent 4/12 nW 4-1 Winthrop & 4/17 nL 1-2 Centenary ! 2/17 hW, W 12-0 (5), 13-8 USC-Aiken 4/12 nL 1-7 East Carolina & 4/19 hL, W 0-2, 11-3 (6) Samford 2/18 aL, L 0-4, 3-13 (5) Furman 4/17 aL 0-6 Florida State ^ 4/22 nL 1-2 Florida State ^ 3/3 hL, L 0-2 (10), 0-5 Virginia 4/17 nL 3-10 Virginia ^ 4/22 nL 0-4 North Carolina ^ 3/4 hL 1-8 East Carolina 4/22 hW, L 2-0, 3-4 Furman 4/25 hW, W 6-0, 6-4 Mercer 3/4 hL, L 0-3, 2-6 Lander 4/25 aL, W 2-5, 3-2 Georgia State 4/30 hW, W 8-0 (5), 4-2 Georgia Southern 3/5 hW, L 4-2, 1-2 UNC-Wilmington 4/26 hW, W 2-0, 4-3 Georgia Southern 3/9 hW, L 2-0, 1-3 Baptist 4/29 aW, W 3-0, 8-1 Mercer * — Conference Game 3/10 hW, L 2-1, 0-4 Tennessee Tech 4/30 hL, L 0-3, 1-5 Kennesaw State % — South Carolina Round Robin, Columbia, S.C. 3/11 hW, L 4-3 (8), 1-4 George Mason @ — Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C. 3/13 hW, W 5-4 (11), 5-1 Mercer % — Southern Invitational, Birmingham, Ala. ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 32 Defending ACC Champions & — Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. 2/21 nL 2-11 (5) Illinios-Chicago % 2/20 nL 8-13 Tennessee % YEAR ! — , Chattanooga, Tenn. 2/22 nW 7-1 (6) UNC-Greensboro % 2/21 nW 5-3 Miami (Ohio) @ ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fl. 2/22 nW 1-0 Marshall % 2/26 nW 26-1 (5) Delaware State @ 2/23 nL 4-6 East Carolina % 2/26 nW 2-0 East Carolina @

1995 3/1 nL 4-6 (8) Georgia Southern @ 2/27 nW 5-3 (8) Ohio @ - Record: 30-25 (3-3 ACC) H: 11-7 A: 9-5 3/1 nL 0-16 (5) Indiana State @ 2/27 nW 3-1 Towson @ BY Date Site Score Opponent 3/2 nL 2-8 Georgia @ 2/28 nL 2-3 East Carolina @ 2/21 aL, W 0-1, 8-0 (6) Samford 3/2 nL 1-7 Tennessee Tech @ 3/3 aW, W 10-3, 10-4 Mercer - YEAR 2/23 aW, W 4-0, 11-2 Mercer 3/4 hW, W 15-7, 9-6 Samford 3/6 nL 6-10 Virginia Tech & 2/25 hL, L 4-9, 1-10 Florida State* 3/6 aL, L 2-5, 3-4 UNC-Charlotte 3/7 nW 12-2 (5) Fordham & 2/26 hL, L 0-7, 5-11 South Carolina 3/8 hW, W 5-3, 9-2 North Carolina* 3/7 nL 1-4 (5) Evansville &

3/1 hW, W 5-2, 11-3 (5) UNC-Charlotte 3/10 hL, W 2-3 (8), 5-2 Southern Illinios 3/7 nL 0-4 Troy State & 3/4 nL 3-4 Middle Tenn. St. % 3/12 hW, W 9-3, 5-0 Winthrop 3/10 hL, L 1-8, 6-12 So. Mississippi RESULTS 3/4 nL 1-3 Troy State % 3/13 hW 8-7 Radford 3/11 hW, L 3-1, 4-6 Pittsburgh 3/18 hL, W 2-5, 5-0 Winthrop 3/15 aL, W 1-2, 5-1 Georgia Southern 3/13 hL 2-3 (8) Pittsburgh ! 3/21 aW, W 3-2, 8-0 North Carolina* 3/23 hL, L 1-5, 5-8 Florida State* 3/13 hW 4-3 (8) Elon ! 3/22 aW, L 9-3, 1-2 Virginia* 3/24 hL 1-5 Minnesota 3/23 aL, L 1-4, 2-3 Samford 3/24 nL 4-5 (8) UNC-Greensboro @ 3/25 hL, W 1-4, 6-4 Utah 3/24 hL 2-5 Northwestern 3/24 nW 4-3 (8) Georgia Southern @ 3/27 hW, L 3-2 (9), 5-8 Evansville 3/26 nW 7-1 Rhode Island ~ 3/25 nL 3-7 Akron @ 3/28 nW 9-2 Youngstown State ~ 3/26 nW 10-3 Niagara ~ 3/25 nW 11-1 (5) UNC-Charlotte @ 3/28 nL 0-1 (8) Middle Tenn. St. ~ 3/27 nL 0-7 So. Mississippi ~ 3/25 nL 0-1 Eastern Kentucky @ 3/29 nW 4-0 Auburn ~ 3/27 nW 12-2 (5) Mercer ~ 3/29 hW, W 3-2, 8-4 Toledo 3/29 nW 5-4 Casisius ~ 3/28 nL 1-2 (8) Canisius ~ 3/30 hW, W 4-2, 8-1 Maryland* 3/29 nL 1-9 (6) SW Louisiana ~ 4/3 hL, L 0-7, 5-8 Florida State* 3/31 nW 6-1 UNC-Wilmington ~ 4/1 aW, L 4-3, 2-5 Furman 4/7 hW, W 5-3, 6-5 Georgia Southern 3/31 nW 8-0 (5) Maine ~ 4/3 hL, L 0-3, 2-10 (5) South Carolina 4/9 aL 1-2 (10) Maryland* 3/31 nW 2-1 Georgia Southern ~ 4/5 aL, W 3-4, 6-3 Georgia State 4/10 aL 0-8 (5) Maryland* 4/1 nL 0-3 Bradley ~ 4/6 hL, L 0-7, 1-6 South Florida 4/11 aL, L 0-2, 4-6 Virginia* 4/1 nW 3-2 Troy State ~ 4/8 aL, L 1-2, 4-7 Mercer 4/13 hW, L 6-4, 4-7 (8) Samford 4/1 nL 0-7 Nicholls State ~ 4/11 aL, L 0-4, 2-3 (8) Virginia* 4/14 aL 2-3 (8) Georgia 4/3 hW, W 5-0, 8-2 Mercer 4/13 aL, L 1-2, 0-3 Maryland* 4/18 hL, L 2-5, 0-4 Troy State 4/5 aL, L 2-6, 2-5 Georgia State 4/17 nL 7-8 North Carolina ^ 4/21 hL 0-5 Mississippi State 4/8 hW, W 10-2, 7-2 Samford 4/18 nW 7-2 Virginia ^ 4/24 hL 2-4 North Carolina* 4/9 hL, L 1-2, 0-1 South Florida 4/19 nW 3-2 (8) North Carolina ^ 4/25 hL 5-7 North Carolina* 4/11 aW, W 5-1, 5-3 Georgia Southern 4/19 nL 0-9 (6) Maryland ^ 4/28 hL 0-10 (5) Georgia 4/14 nL 1-2 SE Missouri St. & 4/26 nL 6-8 Louisiana Tech & 5/1 aL 0-1 UNC-Charlotte 4/14 nW 10-2 Samford & 4/26 nL 1-3 Ole Miss & 5/2 aW 5-1 UNC-Charlotte 4/14 nL 0-1 SW Lousiana & 5/9 hL, L 4-8, 2-3 South Florida 4/15 nL 5-7 (11) Furman & * — Conference Game 5/14 nL 0-4 Virginia ^ 4/15 nW 8-1 George Mason & % — Triangle Tournament, Raleigh, N.C. 5/15 nW 6-2 North Carolina ^ 4/15 nL 2-7 Illinios-Chicago & @ — Georgia State Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. 5/15 nL 0-7 Maryland ^ 4/21 nW 3-1 Virginia ^ ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 4/21 nL 1-2 Florida State ^ ^ — ACC Tournament, Marietta, Ga. * — Conference Games 4/22 nW 7-4 Virginia ^ & — Ole Miss Rebel Classic, Oxford, Ms. % — South Florida Tournament, Tampa Fla. 4/22 nL 2-5 Florida State ^ @ — East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C. 4/25 aL, W 2-3, 5-1 Tenn-Chattanooga 1998 & — Georgia State Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. Record: 24-32 (2-6 ACC) H: 12-11 A: 4-14 ! — Georgia Tech Round Robin, Atlanta, Ga. * — Conference Game Date Site Score Opponent ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. % — Georgia State Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. 2/15 aL, W 4-5, 9-8 Georgia Southern ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. @ — Winthrop Invitational, Rock Hill, S.C. 2/18 hL, W 2-3, 6-1 Samford ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 2/20 nL 1-4 Illinois-Chicago % 2000 & — , Chattanooga, Tenn. 2/20 nL 1-3 Campbell % Record: 25-33 (3-7 ACC) H:10-12 A:7-7 ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. 2/21 nW 6-2 Kentucky % Date Site Score Opponent 2/21 nW 10-1 (5) Radford % 2/12 aW, W 7-1 (9), 10-8 Georgia Southern 1996 2/25 hW, W 6-5, 6-3 Mercer 2/15 aL 1-3 Auburn Results: 32-20 (4-3 ACC) H: 12-5 A: 10-8 2/27 hW, L 8-3, 0-1 Mississippi 2/18 nW 6-3 Elon % Date Site Score Opponent 2/28 nL 2-4 Mississippi @ 2/18 nW 3-2 Wright State % 2/17 aL, W 0-2, 12-0 (5) Samford 2/28 nL 0-2 Tennessee Tech @ 2/19 nL 0-2 Minnesota % 2/24 aL, L 0-1, 0-10 (5) South Carolina 3/1 nW 16-0 (5) St. Louis @ 2/19 nW 11-1 (5) Eastern Kentucky % 2/25 aW, W 8-0 (5), 12-3 UNC-Charlotte 3/1 nW 8-7 Northwestern State @ 2/20 nW 6-1 Akron % 2/26 aW, L 3-2, 1-2 Winthrop 3/1 nW 2-1 Virginia Tech @ 2/20 nW 2-1 Illinios-Chicago % 2/28 hW, W 5-2, 4-3 Samford 3/7 aL, L 0-5, 0-6 North Carolina* 2/23 hL, W 0-6, 7-1 Furman 3/1 nW 11-3 George Mason % 3/9 hL 2-6 Southern Illinios 2/25 nL 3-8 Drake @ 3/1 nL 1-3 Eastern Michigan % 3/10 hW 2-1 Georgia State 2/25 nL 3-9 Alabama @ 3/2 nW 5-2 Radford % 3/11 aL, L 0-8 (5), 3-6 South Carolina 2/26 nL 0-4 DePaul @ 3/3 nW 6-0 Towson State % 3/23 hL 5-7 Maryland* 2/26 nL 0-12 (5) Arizona @ 3/3 nL 1-2 Wisconsin % 3/24 hL 0-5 Maryland* 2/26 nL 2-5 Drake @ 3/5 hW, W 14-4 (5), 3-2 Valparaiso 3/25 hL, L 0-8 (6), 4-8 Utah 3/2 hL, W 1-7, 6-5 Georgia 3/7 hW, W 10-0 (5), 4-2 Mercer 3/26 hW 5-3 Wright State 3/4 hW, W 16-1 (5), 20-3 (5) Radford 3/16 hW, W 5-2, 5-4 Virginia* 3/27 nW 7-1 UNC-Charlotte ~ 3/9 aL 1-7 St. Mary’s College 3/19 aL, L 0-1, 1-3 South Florida 3/27 nW 2-1 Nicholls State ~ 3/10 nL 4-6 Wisconsin & 3/20 aW, W 8-0, 5-1 Bethune-Cookman 3/28 nL 2-4 (8) Florida Atlantic ~ 3/10 aL 3-5 San Jose State & 3/21 aW, L 5-0, 0-5 Stetson 3/28 nW 5-3 Drake ~ 3/10 nL 2-6 UC Santa Barbara & 3/23 aL, W 0-2, 3-1 Florida State* 3/29 nW 2-0 Georgia Southern ~ 3/11 nL 2-3 Central Michigan & 3/28 hL, W 0-2, 1-0 Maryland* 3/28 nL 0-2 Florida Atlantic ~ 3/11 nW 4-0 Santa Clara & 3/29 nL 1-5 North Carolina ~ 4/1 hL, L 1-4, 1-5 UNC-Charlotte 3/11 nL 0-8 Wisconsin & 3/29 nL 0-1 (9) Tenn-Martin ~ 4/3 aL, L 0-1 (9), 1-2 (10) South Florida 3/15 hW, L 10-3, 5-7 Indiana 3/29 nW 9-0 (5) Wichita State ~ 4/5 aL, L 2-3, 1-4 Florida State* 3/18 aW, W 6-4, 4-2 (8) Samford 3/30 nW 4-3 Drexel ~ 4/8 hL, W 1-13 (5), 4-1 Georgia Southern 3/21 hL, L 3-7, 5-9 Maryland* 4/5 nW 13-0 (4) Samford @ 4/9 aW, L 2-1 (9), 4-5 Samford 3/22 hL 0-5 Connecticut 4/5 nW 5-4 (10) Nicholls State @ 4/11 hW, W 5-3, 2-0 Virginia* 3/24 nW 4-2 Marshall ~ 4/6 nW 3-1 Florida Atlantic @ 4/15 hW, W 3-0, 4-3 Furman 3/24 nL 1-2 Col. of Charleston ~ 4/6 nW 5-4 Tennessee @ 4/16 aW, L 1-0, 3-4 (5) Troy State 3/25 nL 2-4 Florida A&M ~ 4/6 nW 2-1 Troy State @ 4/20 aL, L 1-7, 2-10 (6) Alabama 3/25 nW 5-4 (8) Tennessee Tech ~ 4/7 nL 0-5 Tennessee @ 4/21 hL 0-2 Georgia 3/28 hW 6-2 SW Missouri State 4/9 hL, W 2-3, 3-1 Georgia State 4/23 nL 1-3 Virginia ^ 3/29 hL 3-5 Brown 4/10 hL, L 2-4, 6-7 Furman 4/24 nL 0-4 Maryland ^ 4/1 aW, W 2-1, 8-2 Florida State* 4/12 aW, W 5-3, 5-0 Mercer 4/28 hW 6-3 Georgia State 4/5 hW, W 2-1, 4-0 Georgia Southern 4/19 nL 4-5 Florida State ^ 4/8 hL 0-11 (5) East Carolina $ 4/19 nL 2-3 Virginia ^ * — Conference Game 4/9 hW 3-2 East Carolina $ 4/23 hW, W 9-1, 5-4 Georgia Southern % — Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. 4/11 hW 4-3 (8) Auburn 4/25 hL 1-16 (6) North Carolina* @ — Georgia State Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. 4/13 aW 2-0 Troy State ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 4/14 aL 4-5 Troy State * — Conference Game ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. 4/15 hL, L 2-4, 1-4 Virginia* % — East Carolina Tournament, Greenville, N.C. 4/19 aL 2-3 Mississippi State ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 1999 4/22 aL 0-2 North Carolina* @ — Samford Spring Invitational, Birmingham, Ala. Record: 22-38 (0-8 ACC) H: 6-17 A: 6-11 4/23 aL 1-6 North Carolina* ^ — ACC Tournament, Raleigh, N.C. Date Site Score Opponent 4/25 hL, L 1-3, 0-2 Georgia State 2/10 aL, W 2-4, 3-2 Georgia Southern 4/29 nL 6-7 (9) Virginia ^ 1997 2/14 aL, W 0-1, 8-1 Furman 4/30 nL 1-2 Maryland ^ Record: 22-34 (2-6 ACC) H: 10-11 A: 5-11 2/17 hW, L 5-4, 2-3 Virginia Tech Date Site Score Opponent 2/19 nL 2-10 (6) South Florida % * — Atlantic Coast Conference Game 2/16 aW, W 7-6 (8), 14-1 (5) Samford 2/19 nL 4-6 Notre Dame % % — Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C. 2/21 nL 2-3 Ohio % 2/20 nW 4-2 Kansas % @ — Bama Bash, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 33 & — National Invitational Softball Tournament, San Jose, Calif. 5/18 nW 3-0 Chattanooga # 3/21 nL 4-5 Connecticut-5 ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 5/19 nL 2-3 (9) Florida State # 3/23 hW, W 11-3 (6), 6-0 Ohio $ — SASA Game 5/19 aL 1-6 Florida State # 3/29 aW, W 4-0, 10-0 Troy State ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. 3/31 hL 1-3 #5 Georgia * — Atlantic Coast Conference Game 4/3 aL,L 0-4, 1-2 #4 Florida State* 2001 % — FAU Worth Invitational, Boca Raton, Fla. 4/7 hW, W 3-0, 8-0 (6) Georgia State Record: 24-29 (2-6 ACC) H: 11-8 A:7-9 @ — LSU Purple & Gold Challenge, Baton Rouge, La. 4/10 hL, W 0-2, 2-0 Virginia* RESULTS

Date Site Score Opponent & — National Invitational Softball Tournament, Pleasanton, Calif. 4/13 hW 1-0 #13 Alabama 2/10 aL, W 1-9 (5), 2-1 Georgia Southern ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 4/17 aW, L 2-0, 0-2 NC State* 2/13 aW, W 3-1, 2-1 (6) Furman $ - Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. 4/18 aW, L 2-1, 2-3 North Carolina* 2/17 nW 3-2 Louisiania-Monroe % ^ — ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. 4/21 aW, W 1-0, 1-0 Georgia Southern YEAR 2/17 nL 2-3 Arkansas % # — NCAA Regional, Tallahassee, Fla. 5/2 hW, W 10-2 (6), 1-0 Maryland* - 2/18 nL 1-3 SE Louisiania % 5/8 aL, L 2-10 (6), 0-1 Mississippi State

BY 2/18 nL 1-2 (9) Drake % 2003 5/14 nW 2-1 NC State-6

- 2/21 aW, W 9-0 (5), 3-1 Georgia State Record: 38-25 (3-4 ACC) H: 11-4 A: 14-11 5/14 aL 2-3 #4 Florida State-6 2/24 hL, L 1-2, 0-4 Troy State Date Site Score Opponent 5/15 nW 4-1 Virginia-6 3/2 nW 12-2 (5) Campbell @ 2/8 nW 7-4 Boston College-1 5/15 nW 6-4 Maryland-6 3/2 nW 10-7 Georgia State @ 2/8 aL 0-8 (5) #20 South Carolina-1 5/15 nW 4-0 North Carolina-6 YEAR 3/2 nW 3-0 Eastern Michigan @ 2/9 nL 0-1 UNC Greensboro-1 5/16 aL 1-3 #4 Florida State-6 3/6 hW, W 8-0 (6), 3-2 Eastern Michigan 2/9 nW 2-1 (8) Boston College-1 5/20 nW 1-0 Massachusetts-7 3/8 nL 0-1 (8) Boston University & 2/11 aW, L 2-0, 0-2 Chattanooga 5/21 aW 3-2 #10 Georgia-7 3/8 nL 1-3 (8) South Florida & 2/16 hW 7-2 Georgia Southern 5/22 nL 0-2 #8 Washington-7 3/9 nL 8-9 (8) Penn State & 2/18 aW, W 4-0, 1-0 Furman 5/22 aL 1-9 (6) #11 Georgia-7 3/9 nW 4-2 Tennessee Tech & 2/21 nL 2-3 (8) Illinois-2 3/10 nL 0-9 (6) Stanford & 2/21 nL 0-1 Oakland-2 * - Atlantic Coast Conference Game 3/17 hW, W 3-0, 2-0 Samford 2/22 aL 2-9 Florida-2 1 - ULM Mardi Gras Classic - Monroe, La. 3/21 hW 4-0 Arkansas 2/23 nW 3-2 (9) Oakland-2 2 - Lady Panter Invite - Panthersville, Ga. 3/23 nW 3-0 Tennessee-Martin ~ 2/25 hW, W 6-5 (9), 5-0 Troy State 3 - NFCA Leadoff Classic - Columbus, Ga. 3/23 nL 3-4 (8) Illinois-Chicago ~ 3/1 nW 8-0 (5) Bradley-3 4 - Hillenbrand Invitational - Tucson, Ariz. 3/24 nL 1-2 (8) Stetson ~ 3/1 nW 7-0 Manhattan-3 5 - Buzz Classic - Marietta, Ga. 3/24 nL 3-7 Coastal Carolina ~ 3/2 aL 2-3 Georgia State-3 6 - ACC Tournament - Tallahassee, Fla. 3/27 hW, W 3-2 (9), 4-1 Harvard 3/2 aW 11-2 (5) Georgia State-3 7 - NCAA Athens Regional - Athens, Ga. 3/31 hL, W 0-7 (7), 2-1 (8) Florida State* 3/6 aL 3-6 St. Mary’s College 4/4 hL, W 2-4, 2-1 (10) Georgia Southern 3/7 nL 1-2 #23 Oregon-4 2005 • ACC Regular Season and Tournament Champions 4/8 hW, W 7-0, 7-0 Morris Brown # 3/7 nW 3-0 UMKC-4 Record: 51-14 (11-4 ACC) H: 16-2 A: 14-7 N: 21-5 4/11 aL, L 4-5, 2-3 Georgia 3/8 nL 0-1 #8 California-4 Date Site Score Opponent 4/14 aL, L 1-2, 0-1 (8) Virginia* 3/8 nL 1-4 #17 Oregon State-4 2/5 h, W, W 6-0, 8-0 (5) Chattanooga 4/15 aL, W 0-2, 4-3 Maryland* 3/9 nW 6-0 Virginia Tech-4 2/9 a, W 6-1 Georgia Southern 4/17 aL, L 1-3, 1-2 Chattanooga 3/12 aW, W 5-1, 7-3 Georgia State 2/11 n, W 6-2 Boston College-1 4/19 hL, L 2-3, 1-4 (10) Mississippi State 3/16 hW, W 8-1, 4-0 Princeton 2/11 n, W 3-0 Northwestern-1 4/21 hL 0-2 North Carolina * 3/18 hW, L 3-2, 2-3 Arkansas 2/12 n, W 4-0 Bethune-Cookman-1 4/22 hL 3-5 North Carolina * 3/22 nW 3-2 Lipscomb-5 2/12 a, W 10-4 Florida Atlantic-1 5/6 aL, W 0-8 (5), 3-1 East Carolina $ 3/22 nW 5-3 Radford-5 2/13 n, W 2-1 (8) Bethune-Cookman-1 5/11 nL 0-1 Maryland ^ 3/22 nW 1-0 (9) Maryland-5 2/16 a, W 10-0 Furman 5/12 nL 2-3 Virginia ^ 3/23 nL 2-3 (8) Troy State-5 2/19 n, W 7-0 Eastern Kentucky-2 3/26 hW, W 5-2, 3-2 (8) Harvard 2/19 n, W 6-5 Evansville-2 * — Conference Game 3/30 aW, W 14-0, 10-1 Mercer 2/20 a, W 3-1 Georgia State-2 % — Mardi Gras Classic, Monroe, La. 4/2 aL, L 0-6, 0-1 #8 Georgia 2/20 n, W 1-0 Evansville-2 @ — Georgia State Invitational, Atlanta, Ga. 4/5 aL, W 1-6, 2-0 Virginia* 2/25 n, L 1-3 #8 Michigan-3 & — Speedline Invitational, Tampa, Fla. 4/6 aW, W 5-1, 1-0 (10) Maryland* 2/25 n, L 1-5 Southern Illinois-3 ~ — Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 4/14 hW, W 9-1 (5), 5-3 Mississippi State 2/26 n, L 0-2 (10) South Carolina-3 $ — SASA Game 4/17 hL 1-3 North Carolina* 2/26 n, L 1-9 (5) #17 Nebraska-3 ^ — ACC Tournament, Raleigh, N.C. 4/21 aW, W 4-2, 6-1 Georgia Southern 3/2 a, W 3-0 UAB # — Forfeit 4/23 aL 0-2 Auburn 3/4 n, W 2-0 Winthrop-4 4/26 aL, W 2-3, 2-1 #17 Alabama 3/4 n, W 2-1 Purdue-4 2002 • ACC Tournament Champions 5/2 hW 2-0 Auburn 3/5 n, W 10-0 (5) Saint Louis-4 Record: 52-18 (6-2 ACC) H: 20-2 A:13-6 5/4 hL, L 0-4, 0-6 #12 Florida State* 3/5 n, W 8-0 (6) Mercer-4 Date Site Score Opponent 5/9 nW 3-1 North Carolina-6 3/6 n, W 11-3 (5) Florida A&M-4 2/10 hW,W 5-1, 9-0 (5) Gardner-Webb 5/10 aL 3-5 #10 Florida State-6 3/6 n, L 3-5 Ohio State-4 2/13 hL,W 0-3, 6-1 Furman 5/10 nL 3-4 Virginia-6 3/9 h, W 12-0 (5) Boston University-5 2/16 aW,W 1-0 (9), 6-0 Georgia Southern 5/15 nL 3-5 Illinois-7 3/9 h, W 7-4 Oakland University-5 2/20 hW,W 5-3, 5-2 Georgia State 5/15 nW 9-0 (5) Southern-7 3/12 h, W, L 12-2 (5), 4-6 (8) North Carolina* 2/22 nW 6-1 Rutgers % 5/16 nW 2-1 (9) #17 Stanford-7 3/13 h, W 4-0 North Carolina* 2/22 aL 0-1 Florida Atlantic % 5/16 nL 0-2 Massachusetts-7 3/18 n, W 14-2 (6) Charleston Southern-6 2/23 nL 0-1 Southern Illinois % * - Atlantic Coast Conference Game 3/18 n, W 5-0 Kent State-6 2/23 nL 1-2 Florida International % 1-Gamecock Invitational, Columbia, S.C. 3/19 n, W 4-3 Northern Illinois-6 2/24 nW 2-1 (9) Rutgers % 2-Cox Communications Classic, Gainesville, Fla. 3/19 a, L 0-1 UCF-6 2/26 hW,W 3-2, 4-3 Jacksonville State 3-Georgia State Invitational, Decatur, Ga. 3/20 n, W 5-3 Northern Illinois-6 3/2 nW 2-1 (9) McNeese State @ 4-National Invite Softball Tournament, Sunnyvale, Calif. 3/20 a, W 8-0 (6) UCF-6 3/2 nW 3-2 Long Island @ 5-Buzz Classic, Marietta, Ga. 3/22 a, W 5-0 (6) Stetson 3/6 aW,W 5-1, 3-0 St. Mary’s College 6-ACC Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. 3/26 h, W, W 2-0, 3-1 #24 Florida State* 3/8 nW 2-1 Iowa & 7-NCAA Regional, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3/27 h, W 5-0 #24 Florida State* 3/8 nW 6-4 Syracuse & 3/30 a, L, W 0-1, 7-1 Chattanooga 3/8 nW 4-2 Long Beach State & 2004 4/3 a, W, L 3-0, 4-6 Virginia* 3/9 nL 4-5 Arizona State & Record: 47-19 (5-5 ACC) H: 15-3 A: 12-10 N: 20-6 4/6 a, W 5-1 Alabama State 3/9 nL 6-4 (10) Virginia & Date Site Score Opponent 4/9 h, W, W 4-0, 9-2 NC State* 3/13 aW,L 7-3, 0-7 (6) Troy State 2/7 nW 3-2 Gardner-Webb-1 4/10 h, W 2-1 NC State* 3/17 hW,W 5-4, 7-0 Princeton 2/7 aW 9-0 (5) Louisiana-Monroe-1 4/16 h, W, W 8-4, 9-0 (5) UAB 3/19 aL,W 1-9 (6), 2-1 Auburn 2/8 nL 3-5 Kentucky-1 4-19 a, W 4-3 #12 Georgia 3/22 nW 8-2 Tennessee Tech ~ 2/8 nW 4-1 #9 Louisiana-Lafayette-1 4/20 a, W 7-0 Georgia State 3/22 nW 5-2 Harvard ~ 2/17 hW, W 8-0 (6), 2-0 Furman 4/23 a, L, W 5-9, 10-3 Virginia Tech* 3/23 nW 3-0 Illinois ~ 2/21 aW 6-0 Georgia State-2 4/27 h, W 2-0 Georgia Southern 3/23 nW 6-2 Charleston Southern ~ 2/21 nW 2-0 Eastern Kentucky-2 4/29 a, W, L 3-2, 1-2 Maryland* 3/24 nW 2-1 (8) Maryland ~ 2/22 nW 4-0 Tennessee State-2 5/9 h, W, L 4-2, 2-8 Troy 3/24 nL 0-7 Ohio State ~ 2/22 aW 8-0 (5) Georgia State-2 5/12 n, W 2-0 NC State-7 3/27 hW,W 3-0,4-0 Maryland* 2/24 aW, W 4-2, 6-3 Gardner-Webb 5/14 n, W 3-0 Virginia-7 3/31 hW,W 5-1,3-1 Virginia* 2/27 nW 6-5 Virginia Tech-3 5/15 n, W 1-0 Virginia Tech-7 4/3 hW,W 7-3,4-0 Georgia Southern 2/27 nW 1-0 #14 Nebraska-3 5/20 n, W 3-1 (9) Kansas-8 4/5 aW,W 1-0,5-4 North Carolina* 2/28 nL 1-3 #7 Michigan-3 5/21 a, L 1-8 #8 Georgia-8 4/6 nW 5-1 Maryland $ 2/28 nW 5-1 DePaul-3 5/21 n, W 5-2 Kansas-8 4/6 aW 8-5 North Carolina $ 2/29 nW 8-0 (6) #16 Fresno State-3 5/22 a, L 1-2 #8 Georgia-8 4/7 nL 0-1 Virginia $ 2/29 nL 1-2 Notre Dame-3 *-Atlantic Coast Conference Game 4/7 nL 5-10 Virginia $ 3/3 hL, W 1-3, 6-0 Georgia Southern 1-FAU Worth Invitational - Boca Raton, Fla. 4/10 hW,W 5-1,2-0 Chattanooga 3/5 nW 7-0 UTEP-4 2-Lady Panther Invitational - Panthersville, Ga. 4/13 aL,L 3-7,2-4 Florida State* 3/6 aL 0-2 #2 Arizona-4 3-Leadoff Classic - Columbus, Ga. 4/18 aL,L 4-7, 0-3 Mississippi State 3/6 nW 7-0 Northern Iowa-4 4-Buzz Classic - Marietta, Ga. 4/20 aW,W 4-2,8-3 (8) Jacksonville State 3/7 nW 7-0 Indiana-4 5-Yellow Jacket Invitational - Atlanta, Ga. 4/24 aW,W 7-1,6-0 Samford 3/11 hW, W 9-1 (5), 6-0 Saint Joseph’s 6-UCF Tournament - Orlando, Fla. 4/28 hL,W 0-1,2-1 Georgia 3/17 hW, W 2-1, 6-0 Ball State 7-ACC Tournament - College Park, Md. 5/10 nW 1-0 (9) Maryland ^ 3/19 nW 3-1 Austin Peay-5 8-NCAA Regional Tournament - Athens, Ga. 5/11 aW 2-0 Florida State ^ 3/19 nW 7-3 Ohio-5 5/12 nW 6-2 North Carolina ^ 3/20 nL 1-2 Nicholls State-5 5/16 nW 3-1 (10) Alabama # 3/20 nW 13-0 (5) Western Kentucky-5 5/17 nW 2-0 Florida State # 3/20 nW 11-0 (5) Iowa State-5 34 Defending ACC Champions AA Holder, Sherri ...... 1987-88 Register, Abby ...... 1994 ALL Albarado, Juanita ...... 1990-93 Hosier, Amy ...... 2003-05 Riddlehoover, Kathryn ...... 1988-89 Anzek, Stephanie ...... 1993 Howard, Kelli ...... 1996 Robertson, Amy ...... 1995 - TIME Howell, Melanie ...... 1999 Rolin, Mechelle ...... 1992-95 BB Huffman, Kelly ...... 1995 Ryan, Erin ...... 1995-98

Baldwin, Selena ...... 1991 Hull, Kristina ...... 2004-05 LETTERWINNERS Ballard, Lisa ...... 1989 Humphreys, Whitney ...... 2005 SS Bartle, Liz ...... 2003-05 Hulsey, Jan ...... 1990-93 Sallinger, Jessica ...... 2002-05 Biggers, Jennifer ...... 1998-2001 Huskins, Shannon ...... 1991 Sams, Tracy ...... 1987-88 Bickford, Abby ...... 1998-2000 Schiller, Carey ...... 1996-98 Bishop, Amy ...... 1990-91, 1993 II Schanz, Lacey ...... 1998-2001 Bolden, Terri ...... 1994-97 Irwin, Donna ...... 1987-88 Schlechte, Lauren ...... 2003-05 Bolton, Paige ...... 1993-96 Ivey, Kacey ...... 2005 Schwartz, Lauren ...... 1997-2000 Borowsky, Lynne ...... 1992-94 Self, Cindy ...... 1988-90 Boyett, Lauren ...... 1997-99 JJ Shelton, Shannon ...... 1989-92 Brown, Laura ...... 1993-96 Jacobson, Kori ...... 1999-2001 Sheridan, Christine ...... 2005 Brown, Mandy ...... 1987 Jenkins, Melissa ...... 1991, ‘94 Smith, Jamie ...... 1996-97, ‘99-2000

Terri Bolden Lori Steiner Mimi Utt

Brown, Savannah ...... 2005 Johnson, Nikki ...... 1994 Steiner, Lori ...... 1994-97 Butler, Stephanie ...... 2005 Johnson, Shanna ...... 1996 Stricher, Melissa ...... 1987 Jones, Heather ...... 1996-97 Stringer, Lori ...... 1987-90 CC Jones, Julie ...... 1988 Styer, Ellen ...... 1998-2001 Cain, Lynne ...... 1987 Sumrow, Heather ...... 1997-2000 Camp, Christie ...... 1991-93 KK Swats, Robin ...... 1987 Caviness, Roberta ...... 1990 Knobbe, Anne ...... 1997-00 Choate, Wendy ...... 1991-92 Knudsen, Tara ...... 2001-04 TT Cluff, Meador ...... 1988 Krastins, Laila ...... 1992-94 Tannenbaum, Laurie ...... 1987 Coursey, Felicia ...... 2002-03 Kumar, Kirin ...... 2002-05 Creger-Zier, Riki ...... 2005 UU LL Utt, Mimi ...... 1999, 2001-02 DD La Benne, Karen ...... 1991 Deal, Miki ...... 1998-99 Lever, Caitlin ...... 2005 VV Donovan, Katie ...... 2002-05 Lord, Paige ...... 1987-90 Voeltz, Erin ...... 2001-04

EE MM WW El Sheshai, Dina ...... 1990-93 McCraw, Becky ...... 2005 Wall, Erin ...... 1995-98 Ezell, Wendy ...... 1988-91 McRae, Claudette ...... 1988 Warren, Beth ...... 1997, ‘99-2000 Melgaard, Mandy ...... 1996-97 Waugh, Tasha ...... 2001-04 FF Miller, Susanne ...... 1998-2001 Webb, Lauren ...... 1995-98 Frost, Jamie ...... 1999-02 Morales, Aileen ...... 2005 Webb, Stephanie ...... 1993-96 Weitman, Stephanie ...... 1992-95 GG NN Wells, Kim ...... 1988 Ging, Melanie ...... 1987-89 Neal, Lisa ...... 1987-90 White, Heather ...... 1991 Goodman, Tiffany ...... 2000-03 Neff, Tara ...... 2002-03 Whitworth, Suzanne ...... 1987-89 Glantz, Erin ...... 2001-02 Williams, Laura ...... 1994-97 Grey, Jeanette ...... 1996-98 PP Wilson, Debbie ...... 1992 Gulakowski, Kim ...... 1991-93 Paez, Daisy ...... 2005 Wissmann, Sara ...... 2001-04 Gunn, Ropekia ...... 1990-92 Pogson, Deidre ...... 1993 Wood, Lindsay ...... 2000-03 Wood, Sarah ...... 2004-05 HH RR Harper, Andrea ...... 1992-95 Reeder, Misty ...... 1989-91 ZZ Hawley, Erin ...... 1998-2001 Reddick, Soraya ...... 2001-04 Zakin, Peri ...... 2003 Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 35 MISSOURI KENNESAW STATE HOFSTRA Feb. 10-11 @ Glenn Field Feb. 18 @ Lady Panther Invite Feb. 24 @ Leadoff Classic Atlanta, Ga. Panthersville, Ga. • Bob Heck Field Columbus, Ga. • South Commons Complex Location: ...... Columbia, Mo. Location: ...... Kennesaw, Ga. Location: ...... Hempstead, N.Y. Enrollment: ...... 27,003 Enrollment: ...... 18,000 Enrollment: ...... 13,400 Nickname: ...... Tigers Nickname: ...... Owls Nickname: ...... Pride Conference: ...... Big 12 Conference: ...... Atlantic Sun Conference: ...... Colonial Athletic Head Coach: ...... Ty Singleton (Portland, ‘92) Head Coach: ...... Scott Whitlock Head Coach: ...... Bill Edwards (Northern Michigan, ‘67) Record at UM: ...... 104-61 (3 Seasons) Record at KSU: ...... 735-119 (15 Seasons) Record at HU: ...... 572-282-3 (16 Seasons)

INFORMATION Career Record: ...... 179-106 (5 Seasons) Career Record: ...... Same Career Record: ...... Same

2005 Record: ...... 44-15 2005 Record: ...... 57-13 2005 Record: ...... 43-16-1 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 10-8 (5th) Conference Record/Finish: .. 16-4 (Co-Champs) Peach Belt Conference Record/Finish: ...... 14-2 (1st) NCAA Postseason: ...... Columbia Regional, 2-2 NCAA Postseason: ...... Division II Runner-up NCAA Postseason: ...... Tuscaloosa Regional Runner-up, 2-2 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/3 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... N/A Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 5/4 Press Box Phone: ...... (573) 882-3241 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Press Box Phone: ...... (516) 523-6185 Softball Contact: ...... Emily Gatewood Softball Contact: ...... Mark Toma Softball Contact: ...... Jeremy Kniffin

OPPONENT Office Phone/Fax: ...... (573) 884-8519/x882-4720 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (770) 499-3217/x423-6665 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (516) 463-6759/x5033 Gatewood’s Cell Phone: ...... (573) 268-4275 SID’s Cell Phone: ...... N/A Kniffin’s Cell Phone ...... (516) 523-6185 Gatewood’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] SID’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Kniffin’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.mutigers.com Athletic Website: ...... ksuowls.kennesaw.edu Athletic Website: ...... www.hofstra.edu/athletics Top Returners Top Returners Top Returners Micaela Minner, So., OF ...... 388, 10 2B, 17 HR, 55 RBI Keri Mckee, Jr., IF ...... 415, 17 2B, 14 HR, 81 RBI Ashley Lane, Jr., C/OF ...... 379, 8 HR, 31 RBI Jen Bruck, So., P ...... 15-4, 1.75 ERA, 104 K Brittany Matthews, So., P ...... 1.38 ERA, 29-5, 187 K Amy Belonick, Sr., P ...... 4-0, 3.30 ERA, 27 K

CHATTANOOGA EASTERN KENTUCKY MICHIGAN Feb. 15 @ Jim Frost Stadium Feb. 19 @ Lady Panther Invite Feb. 25 @ Leadoff Classic April 5 @ Glenn Field Panthersville, Ga. • Bob Heck Stadium Columbus, Ga. • South Commons Complex Location: ...... Chattanooga, Tenn. Location: ...... Richmond, Ky. Location: ...... Ann Arbor, Mich. Enrollment: ...... 8,689 Enrollment: ...... 16,000 Enrollment: ...... 37,306 Nickname: ...... Lady Mocs Nickname: ...... Colonels Nickname: ...... Wolverines Conference: ...... Southern Conference: ...... Ohio Valley (OVC) Conference: ...... Big Ten Head Coach: ...... Frank Reed (Western States, ‘96) Head Coach: ...... Jane Worthington (Utah State, ‘82) Head Coach: ...... Carol Hutchins (Michigan State, ‘79) Record at UTC: ...... 172-91 (4 Seasons) Record at EKU: ...... 367-327 (13 Seasons) Record at U of M: ...... 917-345-4 (21 Seasons) Career Record: ...... 648-178 (14 Seasons) Career Record: ...... Same Career Record: ...... 940-356-4 (22 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 46-21 2005 Record: ...... 22-30 2005 Record: ...... 65-7 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 15-4 (2nd) Conference Record/Finish: ...... 12-14 (6th) Conference Record/Finish: ...... 15-2 (1st) NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A NCAA Postseason: ...... National Champions Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/4 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/2 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/3 Press Box Phone: ...... (423) 622-7560 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Press Box Phone: ...... (734) 763-1103 Softball Contact: ...... Anne Wehunt Softball Contact: ...... Lynn Busby Softball Contact: ...... Richard Retyi Office Phone/Fax: ...... (423) 425-4618/x4610 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (859) 622-2006/x1230 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (734) 763-4423/647-1188 Wehunt’s Cell Phone: ...... (423) 933-5764 Busby’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Retyi’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Wehunt’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Busby’s Cell Phone: ...... (804) 240-3946 Athletic Website: ...... www.mgoblue.com Athletic Website: ...... www.gomocs.com Athletic Website: ...... www.ekusports.com Top Returners Top Returners Top Returners Samantha Findlay, So., 1B ...... 361, 21 HR, 77 RBI Tara Tembey, So., SS ...... 327, 13 2B, 6 3B, 4 HR, 41 RBI Adriel Foxley, Jr., IF ...... 391, 11 2B, 10 HR, 36 RBI Jennie Ritner, Sr., P ...... 38-4, 0.92 ERA, 417 K Ashley Frizzell, Jr., P ...... 12-8, 2.27 ERA, 113 K Kelsey Anderson, Jr., P ...... 13-12, 2.87 ERA, 99 K GARDNER-WEBB GEORGIA STATE ALABAMA Feb. 28 @ Glenn Field Feb. 18 @ Lady Panther Invite Feb. 24 @ Leadoff Classic Atlanta, Ga. April 19 @ Glenn Field Columbus, Ga. • South Commons Complex Location: ...... Boiling Springs, N.C Location: ...... Atlanta, Ga. Location: ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala. Enrollment: ...... 3,900 Enrollment: ...... 28,000 Enrollment: ...... 20,969 Nickname: ...... Runnin’ Bulldogs Nickname: ...... Lady Panthers Nickname: ...... Crimson Tide Conference: ...... Atlantic Sun Conference: ...... Colonial Athletic (CAA) Conference: ...... Southeastern (West) Head Coach: ...... Tom Cole (NC State, ‘77) Head Coach: ...... Bob Heck (Georgia, ‘51) Head Coach: ...... Patrick Murphy (Northern Iowa, ‘89) Record at GWU: ...... 117-157-2 (6 Seasons) Record at GSU: ...... 518-460-2-2 (19 Seasons) Record at UA: ...... 358-128 (7 Seasons) Career Record: ...... 246-325-2 (13 Seasons) Career Record: ...... Same Career Record: ...... 386-148 (8 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 19-33-1 2005 Record: ...... 19-35 2005 Record: ...... 63-15 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 3-17 Conference Record/Finish: ...... Atlantic Sun, 6-14 (8th) Conference Record/Finish: ...... 23-7 (1st in West) NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A NCAA Postseason: ...... Tuscaloosa Regional Champion Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/7 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/1 College Station Super Regional Champion, 1-2 CWS (T-5th) Press Box Phone: ...... (704) 406-4349 Press Box Phone: ...... (404) 244-2992 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/5 Softball Contact: ...... Seth Mikel Softball Contact: ...... Jason Hanes Press Box Phone: ...... (205) 348-0909 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (704) 406-3981/x3523 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (404) 651-1820/x3204 Softball Contact: ...... John Hayden Mikel’s Cell Phone: ...... (704) 477-1797 Hanes’ E-mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone/Fax: ...... (205) 348-6734 Mikel’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.georgiastatesports.com Hayden’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.gwusports.com Top Returners Athletic Website: ...... www.rolltide.com Top Returners Mary Kathryn Branan, Jr., SS ...... 281, 10 2B Top Returners Abbie Looper, Jr., 3B ...... 310, 5 2B Elizabeth Hyman, Sr., P ...... 13-18, 1.24 ERA, 232 K Staci Ramsey, Sr., IF ...... 310, 15 2B, 10 HR, 45 RBI Taryn Beck, So., P ...... 2-6, 4.44 ERA, 42 K Stephanie VanBrakle, Sr., P ...... 34-7, 1.34 ERA, 341 K

36 Defending ACC Champions EAST TENNESSEE STATE Top Returners Office Phone/Fax: ...... (617) 353-7787/x5286 OPPONENT March 3 @ Buzz Classic Christine Keeton, So., 1B/DP ...... 257, 3 HR, 12 RBI Satter’s Cell Phone: ...... (617) 595-6936 Marietta, Ga. • Al Bishop Complex Michelle Caouette, Sr., P ...... 4-9, 2.39 ERA, 68 K Satter’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Location: ...... Johnson City, Tenn. Athletic Website: ...... www.goterriers.com Enrollment: ...... 12,100 MICHIGAN STATE Top Returners Nickname: ...... Bucaneers March 9 @ adidas Invitational Chiya Louie, Jr., OF ...... 278, 6 HR, 30 RBI Conference: ...... Atlantic Sun Clearwater, Fla. • EC Moore Complex Brittany Detwiler, Jr., P/UT ...... 8-6, 3.82 ERA, 113 K

Head Coach: ...... Andrea Roberts (Belhaven, ‘02) Location: ...... East Lansing, Mich. Record at ETSU: ...... 0-0 (1st Season) Enrollment: ...... 43,836 WRIGHT STATE INFORMATION Career Record: ...... 48-52 (2 Seasons) Nickname: ...... Spartans March 11 @ adidas Invitational 2005 Record: ...... 25-33 Conference: ...... Big Ten Clearwater, Fla. • EC Moore Complex Conference Record/Finish: ...... Southern, 10-9 (4th) Head Coach: ...... Jacquie Joseph (Central Michigan, ‘85) Location: ...... Dayton, Ohio NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Record at MSU: ...... 378-321-1 (12 Seasons) Enrollment: ...... 16,729 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 3/6 Career Record: ...... 514-454-1 (17 Seasons) Nickname: ...... Raiders Press Box Phone: ...... N/A 2005 Record: ...... 25-28-1 Conference: ...... Horizon League Softball Contact: ...... Jess Riden Conference Record/Finish: ...... 7-9 (8th) Head Coach: ...... Mike Larabee (Washington State, ‘86) Office Phone/Fax: ...... (423) 439-5612 NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Record at WSU: ...... 15-24 (1 Season) Riden’s Phone ...... N/A Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/2 Career Record: ...... Same Riden’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Press Box Phone: ...... (517) 432-3158 2005 Record: ...... 15-24 Athletic Website: ...... www.etsubucs.com Softball Contact: ...... Emily Feeney Conference Record/Finish: ...... 6-11 (7th) Top Returners Office Phone/Fax: ...... (517) 432-8014/x353-9636 NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Janine Sprague, Sr., OF ...... 358, 6 3B, 18 SB Feeney’s Cell Phone: ...... (517) 243-0945 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/3 Courtney Jenkins, Sr., P ...... 14-15, 2.23 ERA Feeney’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Press Box Phone: ...... (937) 304-6586 Athletic Website: ...... www.msuspartans.com Softball Contact: ...... Matt Zircher MARSHALL ...... Top Returners Office Phone/Fax: ...... (937) 775-2831/x2818 March 3 @ Buzz Classic Caitlin Mahoney, So., C/3B ...... 288, 10 2B, 17 RBI Zircher’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Marietta, Ga. • Al Bishop Complex Rachel Turney, Jr., P ...... 14-16, 1.90 ERA, 160 K Athletic Website: ...... www.wsuraiders.com Location: ...... Huntington, W.Va. Top Returners Enrollment: ...... 16,551 SOUTH FLORIDA Amanda Cody, Jr., P ...... 402, 24 RBI; 6-13, 4.01 ERA, 123 K Nickname: ...... Thundering Herd March 9 @ adidas Invitational Mary Jane D’arcy, Jr., OF ...... 316, 6 2B, 14 RBI Conference: ...... Conference USA (C-USA) Clearwater, Fla. • EC Moore COmplex Head Coach: ...... Shonda Stanton (UNC Greensoboro, ‘96) Location: ...... Tampa, Fla.. MARYLAND Record at MU: ...... 188-142 (7 Seasons) Enrollment: ...... 41,392 March 18-19 @ Glenn Field Career Record: ...... 215-167 (8 Seasons) Nickname: ...... Bulls Atlanta, Ga. 2005 Record: ...... 38-20 Conference: ...... Big East Location: ...... College Park, Md. Conference Record/Finish: ...... MAC, 20-4 (1st) Head Coach: ...... Ken Eriksen (South Florida, ‘84) Enrollment: ...... 35,329 NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Record at USF: ...... 415-214-1 (9 Seasons) Nickname: ...... Terrapins Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/0 Career Record: ...... Same Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Press Box Phone: ...... N/A 2005 Record: ...... 42-28 Head Coach: ...... Lauran Watten (Texas-Arlington, ‘92) Softball Contact: ...... Chris Yandle Conference Record/Finish: ...... C-USA, 15-9 (4th) Record at UMD: ...... 0-0 (1st Season) Office Phone/Fax: ...... (304) 696-4662/x2325 NCAA Postseason: ...... 2-2 Gainesville Regional Career Record: ...... 322-205 (8 Seasons) Cascio’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 11/1 2005 Record: ...... 28-21 Athletic Website: ...... www.herdzone.com Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Conference Record/Finish: ...... 5-9 (6th) Top Returners Softball Contact: ...... Rachel Constantine NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Rachel Folden, So., UT ...... 406,19 2B, 9 HR, 60 RBI Office Phone/Fax: ...... (813) 974-0415/x5328 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/5 Abigail Harter, Jr., P ...... 14-10, 2.95 ERA, 96 K Constantine’s’ Cell Phone: ...... (727) 385-6704 Press Box Phone: ...... (301) 314-1366 Constantine’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Softball Contact: ...... Carrie Bittman AUSTIN PEAY Athletic Website: ...... www.gousfbulls.com Office Phone/Fax: ...... (301) 314-7068/x9094 March 4 @ Buzz Classic Top Returners Bittman’s Cell Phone: ...... (917) 669-6686 Marietta, Ga. • Al Bishop Complex Tiffany Stewart, Sr., OF ...... 399,11 2B, 9 HR, 40 RBI, 19 SB Bittman’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Location: ...... Clarksville, Tenn. Bree Spence, So., P ...... 23-14, 1.87 ERA, 124 K Athletic Website: ...... www.umterps.com Enrollment: ...... 8,536 Top Returners Nickname: ...... Lady Govs LONG ISLAND Lindsay Klein, Jr., IF ...... 333, 18 R, 32 RBI Conference: ...... Ohio Valley (OVC) March 10 @ adidas Invitational Elyse Lucas, Jr., P ...... 5-4, 1.34 ERA, 113 K Head Coach: ...... Jim Perrin (Austin Peay, ‘70) Clearwater, Fla. • EC Moore Complex Record at APSU: ...... 17-37 (1 Season) Location: ...... Brooklyn, NY BAYLOR Career Record: ...... Same Enrollment: ...... 11,000 March 21 @ Getterman Stadium 2005 Record: ...... 17-37 Nickname: ...... Blackbirds Waco, Texas Conference Record/Finish: ...... 10-15 (8th) Conference: ...... Northeast Location: ...... Waco, Texas NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Head Coach: ...... Roy Kortmann (Rider, ‘80) Enrollment: ...... 13,937 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/2 Record at LIU: ...... 299-238-2 (11 Seasons) Nickname: ...... Lady Bears Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Career Record: ...... Same Conference: ...... Big 12 Softball Contact: ...... Mandy White 2005 Record: ...... 22-28 Head Coach: ...... Glenn Moore (Northwestern State, ‘93) Office Phone/Fax: ...... (931) 221-7561/x7562 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 15-5 (2nd) Record at BU: ...... 214-100 (5 Seasons) White’s Cell Phone: ...... N/A NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Career Record: ...... 353-142 (8 Seasons) White’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/4 2005 Record: ...... 51-14 Athletic Website: ...... www.apsu.edu/letsgopeay Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Conference Record/Finish: ...... 11-7 (4th) Top Returners Softball Contact: ...... Felicia Johnson NCAA Postseason: ...... Auburn Regional Champion Brianna Venable, Sr., SS ...... 311,10 HR, 30 RBI Office Phone/Fax: ...... (718) 488-1030 ...... Waco Super Regional, 1-2 Natasha Anderson, Jr., P ...... 12-15, 2.83 ERA, 202 K Brann’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 3/5 Athletic Website: ...... www.liu.edu/blackbirds Press Box Phone: ...... (254) 710-1045 CONNECTICUT Top Returners Softball Contact: ...... Michael Collins March 4 @ Buzz Classic Randi Gillespie, Jr., IF/DP ...... 349, 8 HR, 31 RBI Office Phone/Fax: ...... (254) 710-3065/x1369 Marietta, Ga. • Al Bishop Complex Alyssa Winslow, So., P ...... 2-0, 6.06 ERA Collins’ Cell Phone: ...... (254) 709-4657 Location: ...... Storrs, Conn. Collins’ E-mail: ...... [email protected] Enrollment: ...... 27,579 BOSTON UNIVERSITY Athletic Website: ...... www.baylorbears.com Nickname: ...... Huskies March 10 @ adidas Invitational Top Returners Conference: ...... Big East Clearwater, Fla • EC Moore Complex Chelsi Lake, Jr., IF ...... 345, 15 2B, 15 HR, 65 RBI Head Coach: ...... Karen Mullins (UConn, ‘79) Location: ...... Boston, Mass. Lisa Ferguson, Jr., P ...... 20-6, 1.94 ERA, 139 K Record at UConn: ...... 664-390-5 (22 Seasons) Enrollment: ...... 15,820 Career Record: ...... 674-400-5 (24 Seasons) Nickname: ...... Terriers 2005 Record: ...... 20-25 Conference: ...... America East Conference Record/Finish: ...... 8-10 (T-5th) Head Coach: ...... Shawn Rychcik (Gannon, ‘91) NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Record at BU: ...... 26-19-1 (1 Season) Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/9 Career Record: ...... 487-317-2 (18 Seasons) Press Box Phone: ...... N/A 2005 Record: ...... 26-19-1 Softball Contact: ...... Jennifer Hildebrand Conference Record/Finish: ...... 14-4 (2nd) Office Phone/Fax: ...... (860) 486-3531/x5085 NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Horne’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/4 Athletic Website: ...... www.UConnHuskies.com Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Softball Contact: ...... Bryan Satter Four Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances 37 TEXAS FLORIDA STATE Top Returners March 22 @ McCombs Field April 1-2 @ JoAnne Graf Field Amber Nelsen, So., 3B ...... 307, 3 HR, 13 RBI Austin, Texas Tallahassee, Fla. Blake Murray, So., P ...... 3-12, 4.34 ERA, 48 K Location: ...... Austin, Texas Location: ...... Tallahassee, Fla. Enrollment: ...... 52,273 Enrollment: ...... 37,328 BOSTON COLLEGE Nickname: ...... Longhorns Nickname: ...... Seminoles April 15-16 @ Glenn Field Conference: ...... Big 12 Conference Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Atlanta, Ga. Head Coach: ...... Connie Clark (Cal. State Fullerton, ‘87) Head Coach: ...... Dr. JoAnne Graf (Florida State, ‘75) Location: ...... Chestnut Hill, Mass. Record at UT: ...... 350-171-1 (9 Seasons) Record at FSU: ...... 1092-342-6 (22 Seasons) Enrollment: ...... 14,500

INFORMATION Career Record: ...... Same Career Record: ...... Same Nickname: ...... Eagles 2005 Record: ...... 49-13 2005 Record: ...... 35-28 Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Conference Record/Finish: ...... 11-6 (3rd) Conference Record/Finish: ...... 11-6 (2nd) Head Coach: ...... Jen Finley (Providence, ‘92) NCAA Postseason: ...... Austin Regional Champion NCAA Postseason: ...... Auburn Regional Runner-up, 2-2 Record at BC: ...... 294-215-1 (10 Seasons) ...... Austin Super Regional Champion, 2-2 CWS (T-3rd) Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/3 Career Record: ...... 370-252-1 (12 Seasons) Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/2 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A 2005 Record: ...... 20-25 Press Box Phone: ...... (512) 232-4831 Softball Contact: ...... Michael Smoose Conference Record/Finish: ...... 6-10 (T-7th Big East)

OPPONENT Softball Contact: ...... Lizz Summers Office Phone/Fax: ...... (850) 644-1403/x3820 NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Office Phone/Fax: ...... (512) 471-8236/x6040 Smoose’s Cell Phone: ...... N/A Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/1 Summers’ Cell Phone: ...... (512) 748-9284 Smoose’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Summers’ E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.seminoles.com Softball Contact: ...... Lisa Cascio Athletic Website: ...... www.texassports.com Top Returners Office Phone/Fax: ...... (617) 552-3004/x4903 Top Returners Natasha Jacob, Sr., OF ...... 359, 5 3B, 14 SB, 16 RBI Cascio’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Chez Sievers, Sr., 2B ...... 321, 6 2B, 21 RBI Tiffany McDonald, So., P ...... 14-10, 1.81 ERA, 148 K Athletic Website: ...... www.bceagles.com Cat Osterman, Sr., P ...... 30-7, 0.36 ERA, 593 K Top Returners NC STATE Britney Thompson, Jr., 1B/P .... .330, 7 HR, 25 RBI, 3.31 ERA VIRGINIA April 8-9 @ Walnut Creek March 25-26 @ Glenn Field Raleigh, N.C. NORTH CAROLINA Atlanta Location: ...... Raleigh, N.C. April 22-23 @ UNC Softball Complex Location: ...... Charlottesville, Va. Enrollment: ...... 30,149 Chapel Hill, N.C. Enrollment: ...... 20,018 Nickname: ...... Wolfpack Location: ...... Chapel Hill, N.C. Nicknames: ...... Cavaliers, Wahoos Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Enrollment: ...... 26,878 Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Head Coach: ...... Lisa Navas (Okla. City, ‘87) Nickname: ...... Tar Heels Head Coach: ...... Karen Johns (South Carolina, ‘89) Record at NCSU: ...... 73-52 (2 Seasons) Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Record at UVA: ...... 0-0 (1st Season) Career Record: ...... 408-186-1 (11 Seasons) Head Coach: ...... Donna Papa (Connecticut, ‘79) Career Record: ...... 192-131 (5 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 41-25 Record at UNC: ...... 715-433-4 (20 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 29-30 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 7-7 (4th) Career Record: ...... 744-448-4 (22 Seasons) Conference Record/Finish: ...... 9-8 (3rd) NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A 2005 Record: ...... 38-29 NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/2 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 9-9 (T-4th) Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/1 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A NCAA Postseason: ...... Ann Arbor Regional Runner-up, 2-2 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Softball Contact: ...... Pat Norris Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/2 Softball Contact: ...... Bill Hurd Office Phone/Fax: ...... (919) 513-8195/515-2898 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Office Phone/Fax: ...... (434) 982-5500/x5525 Norris’ Cell Phone: ...... (919) 795-4095 Softball Contact: ...... Bobby Hundley Hurd’s Home Phone: ...... (434) 244-2907 Norris’ E-mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone/Fax: ...... (919) 843-5678/x962-0612 Hurd’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.gopack.com Hundley’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.virginiasports.com Top Returners Athletic Website: ...... www.tarheelblue.com Top Returners Jen Chamberlin, Jr., 3B ...... 313, 8 2B, 11 HR, 41 RBI Top Returners Sara Larquier, Sr., 3B ...... 352, 19 2B,7 3B, 8 HR, 59 RBI Abbie Sims, Jr., P/OF ...... 20-7, 1.27 ERA, 265 K Anna Evans, Jr., IF ...... 306, 6 HR, 21 RBI Erin Horn, Sr., P ...... 13-8, 2.41 ERA, 183 K Crystal Cox, Sr., P ...... 22-20, 1.68 ERA GEORGIA SOUTHERN GEORGIA April 11 @ Glenn Field March 29 @ Glenn Field April 26 @ Eagle Field VIRGINIA TECH Atlanta, Ga. Location: ...... Statesboro, Ga. April 29-30 @ Glenn Field Location: ...... Athens, Ga. Enrollment: ...... 16,646 Atlanta Enrollment: ...... 33,660 Nickname: ...... Eagles Location: ...... Blacksburg, Va. Nickname: ...... Bulldogs Conference: ...... Southern Enrollment: ...... 28,000 Conference: ...... Southeastern (East) Head Coach: ...... Natalie Poole (McNeese State, ‘97) Nickname: ...... Hokies Head Coach: ...... Lu Harris-Champer (Western Illinois, ‘89) Record at GSU: ...... 111-117 (4 Seasons) Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Record at UGA: ...... 259-89 (5 Seasons) Career Record: ...... Same Head Coach: ...... Scot Thomas (East Tenn. State, ‘91) Career Record: ...... 468-153-1 (9 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 28-32 Record at VT: ...... 346-251 (10 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 55-15 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 14-7 (3rd) Career Record: ...... Same Conference Record/Finish: ...... 26-4 (Champions) NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A 2005 Record: ...... 44-25 NCAA Postseason: ...... Athens Regional Champion Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/0 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 4-13 (7th) ...... Los Angeles Super Regional, 1-2 Press Box Phone: ...... (912) 486-7599 NCAA Postseason: ...... 1-2 Knoxville Regional (3rd) Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/1 Softball Contact: ...... Matt Horne Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 5/3 Press Box Phone: ...... (706) 425-3359 Office Phone/Fax: ...... (912) 681-5288/x0046 Press Box Phone: ...... (540) 231-6061 Softball Contact: ...... Jared Benko Horne’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Softball Contact: ...... Bryan Johnston Office Phone/Fax: ...... (706) 542-1621/x9339 Athletic Website: ...... www.georgiasoutherneagles.com Office Phone/Fax: ...... (540) 231-3387 Benko’s Home Phone: ...... (706) 583-8355 Top Returners Johnston’s Home Phone: ...... (540) 392-1994 Benko’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Robyne Siliga, So., 3B ...... 342, 9 HR, 36 RBI Johnston’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.georgiadogs.com Logan Free, Jr., P ...... 11-11, 2.13 ERA, 144 K Athletic Website: ...... www.hokiesports.com Top Returners Top Returners Megan McAllister, Jr., IF ...... 324, 14 2B, 16 HR, 56 RBI FURMAN Kelly Brown, Sr., OF ...... 322, 16 2B, 16 SB Kasi Carroll, Jr., P ...... 17-4, 2.13 ERA, 128 K April 12 @ Glenn Field Angela Tincher, So., P ...... 21-9, 1.06 ERA, 349 K Atlanta, Ga. Location: ...... Greenville, S.C. Enrollment: ...... 2,600 Nickname: ...... Lady Paladins Conference: ...... Southern Head Coach: ...... Dana Jenkins (Furman, ‘96) Record at FU: ...... 30-95 (2 Seasons) Career Record: ...... 106-178 (5 Seasons) 2005 Record: ...... 15-47 Conference Record/Finish: ...... 3-18 (8th) NCAA Postseason: ...... N/A Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/3 Press Box Phone: ...... N/A Softball Contact: ...... Jordan Caskey Office Phone/Fax: ...... (864) 294-2376/x3061 Caskey’s E-mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Website: ...... www.furmanpaladins.com

38 Defending ACC Champions Jackets Record at Glenn Field Record-Setting Crowd Year Record 1987 ...... 2-10 (.167) The Jackets April 28th 1988 ...... 3-12 (.200) doubleheader with 1989 ...... 13-9-1 (.578) 1990 ...... 12-13 (.480) Georgia in 2002 drew a 1991 ...... 21-4-1 (.840) 1992 ...... 16-6 (.727) Glenn Field record 679 1993 ...... 14-8 (.636) fans. The Bulldogs, then 1994 ...... 12-6 (.667) 1995 ...... 11-7 (.611) ranked 25th, took game 1996 ...... 12-5 (.706) 1997 ...... 10-11 (.476) one, 1-0, while Tech took 1998 ...... 12-11 (.521) the second game, 2-1, on 1999 ...... 6-17 (.261) 2000 ...... 10-12 (.455) a Tara Knudsen home run 2001 ...... 11-8 (.579) off the scoreboard. Both 2002 ...... 20-2 (.909) 2003 ...... 11-4 (.733) teams went on to the 2004 ...... 15-3 (.833) 2005 ...... 16-2 (.889) NCAA Tournament. Total ...... 227-150-2 (.602)

The home of the Yellow Jacket softball team is Glenn Field, located near the Georgia Tech campus just off 14th and Mecaslin Streets. With a seating capacity of up to 500 spectators, Glenn Field has been home to the Tech softball program since the inception of fastpitch play in 1987. The dimensions of the field are 190 feet to left, 220 feet to center and 190 feet to right. The Jackets have experienced great success at Glenn Field, going 62-11 (.849) at home over the last four seasons. Tech eclipsed 200 wins at Glenn Field in 2004. Glenn Field, maintained by Georgia Tech sports turf manager Kris Harris and his staff, is continually being improved. Recent improvements include a new infield in 2004, a warning track expansion, improved drainage, the addition of full windscreens and a new indoor batting cage this fall 2005. A new, state-of-the-art scoreboard was added for the 2002 season. A warning track was added around the outfield and in front of the dugouts. A trailer was installed behind the backstop, housing a public address booth and a team locker room. New bleacher seating was installed before the 2005 season behind home plate and a brand new public address system was put in place. Also, wall signage and flags of the ACC schools were added to enhance the appearance of the outfield. Other recent improvements include a new irrigation system and a second phone line for radio broadcasts. DIRECTIONS TO GLENN FIELD Prior to the 1995 season, the outfield fence was moved in, creating space Take exit 250 off of Interstate 75. If driving from the North, procede to 14th Street and turn right. for home and visitor bullpens and two batting cages. If driving from the South, turn left onto 14th The Yellow Jackets also enjoy an outstanding locker room facility in Alexander Street. Follow 14th Street to Mecaslin Street and Memorial Coliseum at McDonald's Center. The locker room was given a facelift turn right. The field is on the left. as part of an 11-month, $10 million renovation of the building, which was the site of the boxing competition during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.

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