INSIDE Media Services...... 2 Roster ...... 3 2009 Prospectus...... 4-5 COACHES Head Coach Joan Joyce...... 6-7 Asst. Coach Chan Walker...... 8 Asst. Coach John Stratton...... 9 Athletic Trainer Stephanie Nicholson...... 9 Support Staff...... 34 PLAYERS ...... 10-30 SENIOR PORTRAITS...... 31 Caitlyn Bliss...... 32 Becky Brandies...... 33 Amy Bukovich...... 34 Christine Houghtaling...... 35 Jessica Myers...... 36 Jenna Schwartz...... 37 HISTORY FAU Softball...... 40-41 2008 Statistics...... 42 QUICK FACTS All-Time Roster...... 43 School Information Individual Records...... 44 School ...... Florida Atlantic University Year-By-Year Results...... 45 City/Zip ...... Boca Raton, FL 33431 Season Results...... 46-58 Founded ...... 1961 Team Batting...... 59-60 Enrollment ...... 26,000 Season Pitching...... 61 Nickname ...... Owls Individual Results...... 62-63 Colors ...... Blue and Red Facility...... FAU Softball Stadium (700) Career Leaders...... 64-65 Conference...... Sun Belt Pitching Career Leaders...... 66 President: ...... Frank T. Brogan (Cincinnati ’76) No-hitters...... 67 Athletic Director...... Craig Angelos (BYU ’87) Situational Records...... 68 Associate AD/SWA...... Melissa Dawson (Florida State ’92) Individual Honors...... 69-70 Athletic Department Phone...... (561) 297-3710 NCCA Records...... 71 Coaching Staff Nikki Myers...... 72 Head Coach...... Joan Joyce (Chapman College ’66) Hall of Champions...... 73 Record at FAU...... 622-322, .659 (14 years) Softball Stadium...... 74-75 Career Record...... Same Opponents...... 76 Assistant Coaches...... Chan Walker (FAU ‘01), Sun Belt...... 78 ...... John Stratton (Bridgeport ‘62) THIS IS FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY...... 79 Athletic Trainer...... Stephanie Nicholson Program History First Season...... 1995 All-Time Record...... 622-322 (.659) TOP RETURNING PLAYERS NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last)...... 7 (2006) Hitters gP/S Pos Ba r h 2B 3B hr rBI Conference Tournament Appearances (Last)...... 14 (2008) Jessica Myers 37/29 CF .319 19 30 2 0 0 3 Conference Championships (Years)...... 10 (1997-04, 2006-07) Blair Bodenmiller 41/41 SS .262 23 33 6 1 2 15 Becky Brandies 58/57 RF .261 21 43 8 1 2 16 Athletic Media Relations

Director...... Katrina McCormack Pitchers app W-l era IP h er BB So cg SHO Office Phone ...... (561) 297-3163 Amber Barton 48 19-19 2.91 264.1 272 110 113 183 23 2 E-mail...... [email protected] Rose Gressley 36 16-7 2.34 158.2 153 53 57 60 12 4 Assistant Director/Softball Contact...... Justin Johnson Office Phone...... (561) 297-3513 KEY LOSSES E-mail...... [email protected] Hitters gP/S Pos Ba r h 2B 3B hr rBI Fax...... (561) 297-3963 Lauren Crandall 57/56 LF .302 30 51 11 11 3 29 Press Box...... (561) 297-1020 Melissa Moore 58/58 1B .278 21 49 10 1 2 21 Mailing Address...... 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431 Overnight Address...... Same Pitchers app W-l era IP h er BB So cg SHO Website...... www.fausports.com NONE Team Information NEWCOMERS 2008 Record...... 35-26 Player Pos cl ht hometown 2008 Sun Belt Record...... 17-7 (2nd) Joshlyn Martinez IF Fr. 5-3 Miami, FL 2008 Final Ranking...... N/A Carrie Potter P Fr. 5-10 Stratford, CT Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 13/2 Tajanieac Goudeau UT Jr. 5-5 Los Angeles, CA Starters Returning/Lost...... 6/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost...... 3/0 CREDITS The 2009 Florida Atlantic University softball media guide was written by the FAU Athletic Media Relations Office, specialized by Justin Johnson. Graphic design by the FAU Marketing Creative Services Department. Photographs by the FAU Instructional Photography Department, Jim Wilson, Ralph Notaro, J.C. Ridley, Todd Drexler, Christine Houghtaling, Becky Brandies, Quincy Wilson, Chan Walker and Paul Chapman. 1 MEDIA SERVICES Directions to FAU Softball Stadium least one month in advance through the Athletic Media Relations Office. Standard, analog phone line service is available at FAU Softball Stadium FAU Softball Stadium is located on Florida Atlantic’s Boca Raton campus for this purpose. There is no charge for use of a phone line for radio in Boca Raton, FL. From I-95, take the Glades Road exit and go east broadcasts. Requests for additional phone lines or ISDN service will need approximately one-half mile to the main entrance on the left side of the to be directed through AT&T. Please contact the Athletic Media Relations road. Turn left and proceed straight for approximately one- half-mile until Office for information. the street ends. At that intersection, turn left and FAU Softball Stadium will be straight ahead on the left. Filing Reports PrinT Media/ Photographers All members of the print media will have access to phone lines after the Media credentials game to file reports. Media credentials are issued to members of the working media only. Working space in the press box is limited and will be assigned on a first- Interviews come, first-served basis. Please call in advance to allow phone lines to be All interviews during the season with the head coach, members of the staff assigned. There is no charge for parking. or players must be made through the Athletic Media Relations Office. The best time to reach the coaching staff is before or after practice. For phone Requests for credentials should be made either in writing or by phone to: interviews, all players will be asked to return calls. The Athletic Media Florida Atlantic University, Athletic Media Relations, 777 Glades Road, Relations Office will not release player telephone numbers. 2009 ROSTER Boca Raton, FL 33431. The phone number is (561) 297-3163. Requests Numerical Alphabetical may also be faxed to (561) 297-3499. Practice times change and are open to the media if advance arrangements No. name Pos. class city/State/Previous School No. name Pos. class city/State/Previous School are made through the Athletic Media Relations Office. It is suggested that 2 Becky Brandies OF Sr. Madison, FL/Madison County HS 10 Amber Barton P Jr. Osteen, FL/Pine Ridge HS Working members of the media will be required to present press arrangements are made at least one day prior to attending practice. 4 Ambar Jones OF Jr. Pembroke Pines, FL/ Pembroke Pines Charter HS 19 Caitlyn Bliss OF Sr. Lutz, FL/Manatee CC credentials and/or photo identification upon entering FAU Softball Stadium. Postgame interviews will take place on the field. Prior to the end of 5 Ashlyn Parmerter IF So. Winter Haven, FL/Winter Haven 11 Hailey Broyles OF So. Pembroke Pines, FL/Pembroke Pines Charter HS the game, all media covering the game should make their requests for 6 Amy Bukovich IF Sr. Boca Raton, FL/Olympic Heights HS 25 Blair Bodenmiller SS Jr. Orlando, FL/Dr. Phillips HS Photographers postgame player interviews with a member of the Athletic Media Relations 7 Joshlyn Martinez IF Fr. Coral Springs, FL/Coral Glades HS 2 Becky Brandies OF Sr. Madison, FL/Madison County HS Per NCAA guidelines, still photographers and videographers will be staff. Then, with the coach’s approval, they will be brought to the 8 Christine Houghtaling OF Sr. Miami, FL/Palmetto HS 6 Amy Bukovich IF Sr. Boca Raton, FL/Olympic Heights HS allowed to shoot from either side of the field beyond the fences down the interview area following the interview session with the coaches. During 9 Brittany Walker UT So. Belmont, NC/Ashbrook HS 13 Kerri Croney C So. Tampa, FL/Plant HS right and left field lines. doubleheaders, all postgame interviews will take place following the 10 Amber Barton P Jr. Osteen, FL/Pine Ridge HS 22 Cari Curfman IF So. Valrico, FL/Durant HS conclusion of the second game. Players and coaches will not be available 11 Hailey Broyles OF So. Pembroke Pines, FL/Pembroke Pines Charter HS 32 Tajanieac Goudeau UT Jr. Los Angeles, CA/Central Florida CC Media Services for interviews between games of doubleheaders. 12 Rose Gressley P So. Virginia Beach, VA/Green Run HS 12 Rose Gressley P So. Virginia Beach, VA/Green Run HS The media entrance to the FAU Softball Stadium is the main entrance. 13 Kerri Croney C So. Tampa, FL/Plant HS 8 Christine Houghtaling OF Sr. Miami, FL/Palmetto HS Programs, media guides and game notes are available prior to the Filing Reports 14 Carrie Potter P Fr. Stratford, CT/Stratford HS 4 Ambar Jones OF Jr. Pembroke Pines, FL/Pembroke Pines Charter HS game in the press box, and complete statistical packages are distributed All members of the print media will have access to a phone line in the following the game. There will be a telephone line available for filing press box after the game to file reports 15 Jessica Myers OF Sr. West Palm Beach, FL/PBCC 7 Joshlyn Martinez IF Fr. Coral Springs, FL/Coral Glades HS stories as well as a fax machine in the press box. For special phone line 17 Jenna Schwarz UT Sr. Boca Raton, FL/PBCC 15 Jessica Myers OF Sr. West Palm Beach, FL/PBCC needs, please contact the Athletic Media Relations Office in advance. FAU on the Web 19 Caitlyn Bliss OF Sr. Lutz, FL/Manatee CC 5 Ashlyn Parmerter IF So. Winter Haven, FL/Winter Haven HS All team information may be accessed by connecting to the official 22 Cari Curfman IF So. Valrico, FL/Durant HS 14 Carrie Potter P Fr. Stratford, CT/Stratford HS Radio Lines Florida Atlantic University Athletics website at www.fausports.com. Team 23 Kathryn Stauffer P Jr. Pembroke Pines, FL/ Pembroke Pines Charter HS 17 Jenna Schwarz UT Sr. Boca Raton, FL (PBCC) All requests for phone lines for visiting radio crews must be made at statistics, roster, schedule and results may be found on this site. 25 Blair Bodenmiller SS Jr. Orlando, FL/Dr. Phillips HS 23 Kathryn Stauffer P Jr. Pembroke Pines, FL/Pembroke Pines Charter HS 32 Tajanieac Goudeau UT Jr. Los Angeles, CA/Central Florida CC 9 Brittany Walker UT So. Belmont, NC/Ashbrook HS Media Directory 54 Quincy Wilson C Fr. Crystal River, FL/Crystal River HS 54 Quincy Wilson C Fr. Crystal River, FL/Crystal River HS

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2 3 the Owls will face Georgia Tech, Texas Tech, Coastal Carolina and the host Gators. FAU will return home to host the third annual Strike Out Cancer Tournament, with Villanova, Arkansas, and Missouri also taking part in the event. UNLV’s Eller Media Stadium Tournament will be next for the Owls, where they will face two 2008 NCAA tournament teams, Drake and Wright State. FAU will host two more tournaments and a doubleheader against Purdue before starting Sun Belt play. 2009 The Owls’ Sun Belt schedule includes trips to Troy and Western Kentucky. The highlight of the conference Outlook schedule is a three-game home series against defending Sun Belt Champion and 2008 WCWS participant Louisiana-Lafayette on April 14 and 15. For a second straight season, the Owls will face rival Florida International in a roundabout three-game series. The Owls will host the first game on April 8, before concluding the series with a set of home and home games on May 1 and 2. This year’s Sun Belt Tournament will be hosted by North Texas, where FAU will try to win its second tournament title in three years. A talented and experienced group, the 2009 Owls figure to remain at the top of the heap in a competitive Sun Belt Conference. The Florida Atlantic University softball team will look to continue the winning tradition Stauffer, who missed 2008 due to injury. Highly touted it has established under head freshman Carrie Ann Potter will give the Owls added coach Joan Joyce. depth at the pitching position. Kerri Croney, who emerged as FAU’s everyday catcher s they enter their third year in the Sun Belt, the early on last season, returns. Also returning are Brittany Owls figure to remain in the upper echelon of Walker and Quincy Wilson, who both saw action behind Ateams in the conference. After sweeping the the plate last year. In the infield, the loss of Melissa regular season and tournament titles in their first season of Moore to graduation leaves a hole to be filled at first Sun Belt play in 2007, FAU followed it up by going 17-7 in base, but the rest of the unit remains intact. Becky 2008, good for second place behind Louisiana-Lafayette. Brandies returns as the regular starter in right field for The Owls ended the season with a 35-26 overall record, the third consecutive year, but Coach Joyce will have to which included a 3-0 win over no. 6 LSU at the Palm replace Lauren Crandall in left field. Springs Classic. FAU once again faces a difficult non-conference The 2009 squad has a great deal of experience returning schedule, facing 13 teams that made the 2008 NCAA 12 players that started at least 25 games in 2008 including Tournament, including two that advanced to the six everyday starters. In the circle, FAU returns both Rose Women’s College World Series. The season begins Gressley and All-Sun Belt Second Team selection Amber with the FAU Kick-Off Classic with a field that includes Barton, who combined to pitch 423 of last year’s 425.2 UMass and Michigan. Next up is a trip to the Lipton innings. They are bolstered by the return of Kathryn Invitational, hosted by the University of Florida. There

4 5 FAU sought to defend its Sun Belt regular season and featured an 18-game winning streak and another A-Sun Joan HEAD COACH tournament titles, and actually had a better conference Coach of the Year award for Joyce. The 2001 season ended NOTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS record (17-7) than it did its first year in the conference (16-8). with similar results, an A-Sun title and a trip to the NCAA However, the Owls were supplanted as regular season and Tournament while finishing with a 46-21. softball tournament champions by eventual Women’s College World • Sun Belt Coach of the Year (2007) Joyce In all, Joyce has coached 25 First-Team All-Conference Series participant Louisiana-Lafayette. • Five-time A-Sun Coach of the Year (1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002) lorida Atlantic University selections and 28 Second-Team honorees. • Inducted into the National Softball Hall of Fame in 1983 Head Softball Coach Joan Individually, Joyce helped sculpt the career of Nikki Myers, Joyce’s duties at FAU have not been limited to softball and • Raybestos Brakettes Records Held (played from 1954-63, 1967-75/19 Joyce is one of those rare who finished her four-year run in 2002. Myers twice received F administration. Since 1996 she has been head coach of seasons): people to enjoy success as both a Second-Team All-America honors and finished her career — Most consecutive all-star team selections (18) the women’s golf team. Much like the softball team, Joyce player and a coach. After conclud- third in NCAA history in strikeouts. Joyce has coached — Eight-time MVP in the National Tournament has led the golf team on a continual path of improvement. ing an illustrious playing career that four A-Sun Players of the Year, with Myers receiving the — Most victories in a season (42 in 1974) She has coached three A-Sun Golfers of the Year in Cecilie spanned parts of four decades in honor three times and Alana Klaus being recognized in the — Two no-hit, no-run games in National Tournament (four times) Lundgreen (1997), Jessica Polus (2002) and Natalia Navarro numerous sports, Joan Joyce was named head coach at FAU inaugural 1995 campaign. She has also coached an A-Sun — Shutouts in a season (38 in 1974) (2004) and one Freshman of the Year, Praewnapa Phol- in 1994. Joyce is the only head coach Florida Atlantic soft- Pitcher of the Year in Candice Freel and twice, the confer- — Most innings pitched in a game Uayporn (2005). ball has had in its 14-year history. Under Joyce the program’s ence Freshman of the Year. In addition, she added a Sun (29 in 1968 against Perkasie) accomplishments are unparalleled: 14 winning seasons eight- Belt Pitcher and Player of the Year to her resume in 2007. Outside FAU, Joyce has been involved both as a coach and — Career doubles (153) consecutive Atlantic Sun Conference Championships (1997- The Owls currently have Callie Piper and Jen Musillo playing as a player at the highest levels of softball. Her coaching — Doubles in a season (22 in 1968) — Career triples (67) 2004) — nine in all (2006 ) — and six-straight NCAA Tournament in the National Fastpitch League. experience includes a four-year stint in the women’s profes- — Six-time team batting champion (1960, 1962, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1973) appearances (1999-2004) — seven in all (2006). In FAU’s first sional softball ranks, winning the World Series in each of Joyce began planting the seeds of success immediately 15-Time All-America Selection (First-Team unless noted) season as a member of the Sun Belt, the Owls were crowned those seasons. She has also coached and played softball upon taking the reins of FAU softball. She spent nine months regular season and conference tournament champions. with many of the nation’s top collegiate coaches. • 1958 (Utility) - Second-Team • 1969 (Pitcher) creating a program from scratch, and the result was an im- • 1959 (1B) • 1970 (Pitcher) A member of the National Amateur Softball Hall of Fame, Three times the Owls have won 56 games or more, most re- pressive 33-18 record in year one. Not only did that first year • 1960 (Utility) • 1971– Co-MVP (Pitcher) Joyce holds a career pitching record of 753 wins and 42 cently in 2004 when their 56-18 mark was the third-highest win earn Joyce her first A-Sun Coach of the Year award, but she • 1961– MVP (Pitcher) • 1972 (Pitcher) total in program history. FAU’s defense of its A-Sun title that was also named Palm Beach County Coach of the Year. losses. Included in her totals are 150 no-hit, no-run games • 1962 (Pitcher) • 1973– MVP (Pitcher) year was not an easy one, as it took a dramatic doubleheader and 50 perfect games. At the plate she posted a career The building effort continued in 1996, as the team finished • 1963– MVP (Pitcher) • 1974– MVP (Pitcher) sweep of UCF in the regular-season finale to clinch the top batting average of .324. Joyce counts striking out Ted Wil- 37-32 and advanced to its second-straight A-Sun tournament. • 1964 MVP (Pitcher) • 1975– MVP (Pitcher) seed for the A-Sun Championships. liams in 1961 as one of her most notable achievements. That year also saw Joyce take on the role of Senior Woman • 1965 (Pitcher) • National Tournament In 2003 FAU won 31 of its last 41 games en route to the same Administrator at FAU, a position she held until 2001. A multi-sport athlete, Joyce has now been inducted into • 1966 MVP (Pitcher) Batting Champion • 1967 (1B) (1971– .467) postseason success. From 2003 to 2004, FAU’s schedule was nine halls of fame. Her enshrinements include the Palm The record run of championships began in 1997 with not • 1968– MVP (Pitcher) one of the toughest in the nation as the Owls faced at least Beach Sports Hall of Fame, the Connecticut Women’s only the program’s first conference championship, but FAU’s three teams that went on to the Women’s College World Hall of Fame, the Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall GOLF first A-Sun title in any sport. That success resulted in Joyce’s Series. of Fame, the Hank O’Donnell Hall of Fame, the Fairfield • 19-year Member of LPGA Tour (1977-1995) second A-Sun Coach of the Year award. In 1998, the team County Sports Hall of Fame, the International Softball • Best finishes included sixth place in tournaments in 1981 and 1984 In 2002 FAU set a team record and led the nation with 62 wins. repeated as A-Sun champions. Federation Hall of Fame, the National Amateur Softball • Best round was a 66 It resulted in Joyce’s fifth A-Sun Coach of the Year award. It was In 1999, the A-Sun was given an automatic bid to the NCAA Hall of Fame, the Greater Waterbury Hall of Fame, and is • Once listed in Guinness Book of World Records for lowest number of putts also in 2002 that FAU received its first no. 1 seed, one of eight postseason tournament for the conference champion. The one of only three Americans who have been inducted into (17) in a single round (both men and women) in the nation, for an NCAA Regional. Owls won their third straight A-Sun Championship and the International Women’s Sports Hall of Fame. In 1976 she Each year Joyce continues to raise the expectation level for appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the first time. FAU was a runner-up for the Women’s Sports Magazine Athlete SUPER STARS a program that, since its inception, has averaged 45 wins per posted a 49-20 record, good enough to earn Joyce another of the Year. Her story is familiar to the fastpitch world and • Finished sixth overall in two appearances year, making FAU softball one of the top programs in the na- A-Sun Coach of the Year award and her entire staff the to most anyone who has followed the games of softball, • Won bowling and basketball tion. FAU was undoubtedly one of the best programs during its Southeast Region Coaching Staff of the Year award by the basketball, volleyball or golf. • Finished second in tennis time in the A-Sun Conference, claiming more championships National Fastpitch Coaches Association. Joan Joyce has left an indelible mark on women’s athletics (nine) than any program in the 27-year history of the A-Sun. VOLLEYBALL In 2000, FAU would win its fourth-consecutive A-Sun title and is creating a legacy that will help to define FAU, Owls • Served as player/coach in the United States Volleyball With so much success, sometimes a season simply cannot and return to the NCAA Tournament. The season also athletics and collegiate softball for decades to come. Association with the Connecticut Clippers match the high expectations. For Joyce and FAU, that season • Competed in four national tournaments was 2005, when the Owls went 37-32, clinched the second • Named to the All-East Regional team Joyce’s Career Softball Coaching Record seed for the A-Sun Tournament but saw their streak of confer- • Served as high school federation volleyball official (1991-92) 1995 FAU 33 18 .647 2003 FAU 44 28 .611 ence titles and NCAA berths come to an end. Of the 32 losses, 1996 FAU 37 32 .536 2004 FAU 56 18 .757 • NAGWS volleyball official (1968-1975) 19 came against teams that eventually qualified for the NCAA 1997 FAU 42 29 .592 2005 FAU 37 32 .627 1998 FAU 47 20 .701 2006 FAU 35 25 .583 BASKETBALL Tournament. 1999 FAU 49 20 .710 2007 FAU 42 23 .646 2000 FAU 57 17 .770 2008 FAU 35 26 .574 • 4-time WBA (Women’s Basketball Association) All-American 2006 saw a return to the top as FAU captured its ninth confer- 2001 FAU 46 21 .687 Total 622 322 .659 • 3-time AAU All-American 2002 FAU 62 13 .827 ence crown in 10 years during its final A-Sun campaign, and • Set national tournament single-game scoring record (67 points in 1964) returned to the NCAA Tournament where the Owls advanced • Played on U.S. National Team (1965) to the regional finals, picking up a pair of shutout victories over Hallowed Halls • Served as an official (1958-1972) the University of Florida. Joan Joyce has been inducted into the following halls of fame: • Officiated three college national championship games • Connecticut Women’s • International Softball In 2007, the Owls came from behind to take the Sun Belt’s hall of Fame federation Hall of Fame oTHER regular-season title on the final day of conference play, and • Connecticut Women’s • National Amateur Softball • Finished third among Athletes of the Millennium in Connecticut after being upset in the opening round of the conference Basketball Hall of Fame hall of Fame (Steve Young was first) tournament, won five straight games including a triple-header • Hank O’Donnell Hall of Fame • Greater Waterbury Hall of Fame • Basketball and softball head coach at Brooklyn College (now LIU) (1973-74) on the tournament’s final day to edge Troy 1-0 in the cham- • Fairfield County Sports • International Women’s hall of Fame Sports Hall of Fame • Volleyball, basketball and softball coach at Mattatuck Community College pionship game for the program’s first Sun Belt Tournament (1974-75) championship. • Palm Beach Sports Hall of Fame

6 7 With legendary pitching coach and the nationally known and guided the Brakettes to three Chan ASSISTANT COACH Brakettes’ coach John Stratton on staff, Joyce once again John ASSISTANT COACH World Championships. Stratton recruited Walker to return to FAU. Walker did so in the spring was with the Brakettes when they of 2006 and has been an integral part of a coaching staff that won eight consecutive national WALKER has never felt the pains of a losing season. Florida Atlantic STRATTON championships from 1971-78. In han Walker will don the has accumulated 10 conference titles in 14 seasons of com- ohn Stratton begins his 2006 the Brakettes sponsored Owls jersey for the 11th petition. 10th season as an assistant one of the seven charter- season in 2009. The Lake coach at Florida Atlantic members of the National Fastpitch C In her current position, Walker handles all administrative J Wales, Florida native first sported University. He brings to the Softball League, and advanced duties, plans the practices, organizes tournament as well as the jersey as a player and stood program decades of experience to the championship game versus team travel and serves as the third base coach which allows among players who chose to build at every level of the game. New England under the guidance of Stratton to work with the pitchers and Joyce to work more a program as members of the in- His presence on the coaching Stratton. hands on with individuals during the game. augural team. Some 14 years later, staff continues a friendship and For over five decades Stratton has Walker remains standing tall for a program she helped to build As an FAU outfielder for two seasons (1995–-96), Walker working relationship with Head Coach Joan Joyce that began held clinics all over the United States into one of the nation’s best, but she also stands tall on a staff of maintained a good eye for the ball and had a great fielding more than 40 years ago. Stratton has known Joyce since both and Europe and has produced legends including multiple softball hall of fame members Joan touch. She hit her first home run against St. John’s University were players. He has also coached her. In addition, the two several pitching manuals, drill Joyce and John Stratton. on February 22, 1995 and reached base safely in 10 of her are linked by John’s wife, Mickey, a hall-of-fame catcher and books and videos. first 11 games. She scored seven runs in that same time span. battery-mate of Joyce with the Stratford (Conn.) Brakettes. Head Coach Joan Joyce recruited Walker as a junior college From 1965-71 he was a coach outfielder, one of just four on scholarship that inaugural season Walker, a 1997 FAU graduate, was third on the team with Stratton has played an instrumental role in FAU’s success. The with the Raybestos Robins. and one of just five upper classmen on scholarship. In Walker, a .302 average as a senior. More important was her team- team has averaged more than 48 wins in his eight seasons In 1971 he became a coach she found someone who knew the game, had collegiate experi- leading on-base percentage, which was positively impacted as an assistant and has seven A-Sun championships. Stratton for the Brakettes, where ence and who could bond the players. That same formula holds by 20 walks. has also helped Joyce lead the team to NCAA Tournament he stayed until 1982. He true today after more than a decade of coaching. appearances seven times. She finished her career with a .304 batting average and .389 returned to the Brakettes Walker began her coaching career immediately after her col- on-base percentage, both ranking among the top five in With virtually unmatched experience in developing pitchers, in 1990 for another six- legiate playing career when she joined the FAU staff as a student program history. She scored 70 times and knocked in 41 runs. Stratton has helped mold the careers of numerous standouts in year stint. Stratton was assistant coach. Upon her graduation, Joyce looked to Walker to She also posted the highest successful stolen base percent- the circle. Under Stratton, Nikki Myers was named a Second- appointed manager in 1996 fill an assistant coach vacancy, a position she held from 1998- age in the program’s history among players with at least 15 Team All-American twice and A-Sun Player of the Year three and still serves in that role. –2001. With a desire to build the game from the ground up, attempts (21-for-22, .955). Her 21 steals rank eighth among times. In 2004 Candice Freel was named A-Sun Pitcher of the As a player for the Raybestos Walker became the assistant coach at American Heritage High FAU alums. She has been part of six conference champion- Year and in 2007 Jen Musillo was named Sun Belt Pitcher of Brakeliners, Stratton played School where she could also build administrative experience by ships and five NCAA Tournament berths as a coach the Year. infield and pitched for nearly running clinics and conducting private lessons. Prior to FAU, Walker played for Coach Vicki Corn at Spartan- His coaching experience includes working with numerous a decade. He is a member of In 2002, Walker left the private sector answering a call from a burg Methodist College where she was also a member of the Olympians and other top players in the world. Pitchers Lisa the Connecticut Softball Hall fellow FAU inaugural team member Amy Alderman when she volleyball team. She currently resides in Boca Raton. Fernandez, Lori Harrigan and Danielle Henderson have all of Fame and the Connecticut served as an assistant coach at Lynn University from 2002–-04. excelled under Stratton’s tutelage, as has Cat Osterman, the High School Softball Hall of reigning USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year. Stratton also Fame. counts all-world shortstop Dottie Richardson among his pupils. Stratton retired as a school In total, Stratton has coached 20 members of the ASA Hall teacher in 1998 after 35 years. of Fame, more than 20 past and present U.S. National Team He and his wife, Mickey, live players, and eight Olympians. Additionally, more than 100 in Pompano Beach during the players he has worked with in the past have gone on to coach winter and return to Connecticut Division I softball. to coach the Brakettes in the summer. His son, Jay, is the Stratton has guided 15 teams to major women’s national assistant coach at Yale and is the father championships, many coming with Joyce in the circle. He of John and Mickey’s first granddaughter, McKenna (1). has coached five Olympic Festival championship teams

Stephanie ATHLETIC TRAINER appearances and two regional berths. Prior to transferring NICHOLSON to OSU for her sophomore campaign, Nicholson lettered tephanie Nicholson joined one year at the University of Washington where she the Florida Atlantic Sports experienced her first regional appearance. SMedicine staff as a graduate A native of Tucson, AZ, Nicholson is currently studying assistant in August 2007. Prior to towards a Master’s degree in Exercise Science and joining the FAU staff, she served Health Promotion with a concentration in Strength as an intern athletic trainer at and Conditioning at FAU. She holds certifications by Villanova University working with the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of the men’s soccer and softball teams. Certification, the International Society of Sports Nutrition, Nicholson earned her undergraduate degree in athletic training Active Release Technique, and the American Red from Oklahoma State University in 2006. While completing her Cross. She is an active member of the National Athletic Bachelor’s degree, she was also a three-year starter on the OSU Trainers Association, National Strength and Conditioning softball team. She led her team to three Big XII tournament Association , and the American College of Sports Medicine.

8 9 10 11 CaitlynAmber BliJONESss 1910 5-6 • R/R • INFIELDER • Senior • Lutz, FL

Junior (2008): Hit .252 on the year, with a team high 14 doubles and 18 RBI...had a .417 slugging percentage…scored a run against North Florida…roped a double against Michigan…went 1-for-4 with a run scored vs. Stanford...had her first career RBI against N.C. State…doubled and scored two runs against Tennessee State… tripled and scored a run against Bethune-Cookman…smacked a solo home run against Central Michigan…slapped three hits with two RBI and two runs scored against SE Missouri Street…went 7-for-9 with three runs and two RBI in conference-opening series against Western Kentucky, and drove in game-winning run in series opener…series started eight-game hitting streak and five-game run scoring streak…had an RBI double and scored a run against Quinnipiac…drove in a run and had two hits against Troy…caught fire a second time with a five-game hit streak near the end of the season…hit .429 against left-handed pitchers…nine multiple-hit games during the year…posted a .313 batting average in Sun Belt play.

Junior College (2006-07): Attended Manatee Community College…played for Meredith Headings…earned First-Team All- State honors her freshman and sophomore seasons…also earned First-Team All-Conference honors both seasons…named Third- Team All-American following her sophomore year…helped the Lancers to a Suncoast Championship and a no. 2 national ranking in 2007.

Travel Ball: Played for the Tampa Mustangs under Larry Rodriguez, Bobby Diez and Ed Croney.

High School: Attended Gaither High School…played for Jim Morrisey...named First-Team All-Conference and Third-Team All- State following her junior season, where she batted .486 and was named her team’s offensive Player of the Year…named First-Team All-Conference and her team’s offensive Player of the Year her senior season.

Personal: Psychology major…daughter of Alan and Gloria Bliss… born June 9, 1987, in Tampa, FL.

OVERALL career stats

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% 2008 .252 52 51 139 23 35 14 3 1 18 58 .417 14 1 28 0 .321 2 10 1 2 36 61 12 .890 TOTAL .252 52 51 139 23 35 14 3 1 18 58 .417 14 1 28 0 .321 2 10 1 2 36 61 12 .890

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1212 13 AmberBecky AmberAmy JONESBrandies 102 JONESBukovich 106 5-6 • R/R • Outfielder • Senior • Madison, FL 5-8 • r/R • Infielder • sENIOR • Boca Raton, FL

Junior (2008): Played in 58 games, with 57 starts…went 1-for-3 with up six multi-hit games…hit a single in her first collegiate plate ap- Junior (2008): Only player to appear in all 61 games, with 60 starts… winning run in her first multi-hit effort versus Missouri State (2/17)… an RBI in a 2-1 win against South Carolina...went 3-for-3 with two pearance in a 2-1 loss to Pittsburgh (2/11)…picked up her first RBI did not start against Bethune-Cookman, but entered the game as drove in a pair of runs versus Boston College (3/9)…knocked in two runs scored against Miami University…had an eight game hitting in a 2-1 loss to South Carolina (2/11)…slashed three hits in her first a defensive replacement…started 40 games at second base, also more runs versus Kennesaw State (4/1)…season-best three hits and streak from Feb. 29 to March 8…had 10 multiple- hit games on the multi-hit effort while scoring twice and knocking in one versus Mis- started 20 games at shortstop when Blair Bodenmiller suffered a an RBI versus North Florida (5/1)…batted .357 during the A-Sun season, the most among all returning players…had a .261 batting souri State (2/17), including her first career home run…picked up leg injury…tied for second on the team with 21 RBI…went 4-for-4 Tournament…picked up a pair of hits during the NCAA Regional, average for the season…scored winning run against Towson…went three more hits, including a pair of doubles, while scoring a pair of in stolen bases attempts on the year…drove in winning run against including an RBI single in a 1-0 win over Florida (5/20)…finished 4-for-4 on stolen base attempts during the year…went 2-for-2 with runs and driving in one in a 5-3 win over Auburn (3/5)…drove in a Illinois in championship of Miken Classic…went 2-for-5 with two runs with a .975 fielding percentage, making just two errors on the year. three runs scored against FIU…had 16 RBI on the season…had only career-high five runs in a three-hit, two-run effort that included her scored against N.C. State…went 3-for-3 with an RBI and two runs two errors on the season…hit a three run walk-off home run against second career home run in a 13-5 win over Boston (3/7)…drove in scored against Western Kentucky…slapped an RBI double against Travel Ball: Played for the Gold Coast Hurricanes…coached by N.C. State to take 6-3 victory…had a two run homer against Middle two with her first career triple in a 9-0 win over Rutgers (3/10)…hit South Alabama…had 12 two-out RBI on the year. Marty Cooper. Tennessee…had home runs in back-to-back games against South her third home run of the year versus UMass (3/17)…totaled three Carolina and Michigan…had five-game hitting streak during the hits during a double-header versus Mercer (4/22)…drove in a run Sophomore (2007): Started 64 games, all at third base, despite a High School: Played for Stacey Belton and David Keithly at Olympic Palm Springs Classic…went 2-for-3 went two RBI against SE Mis- on two hits versus Jacksonville (4/23)…made three starts at catcher, season-long shoulder ailment…third on the team with 12 multiple- Heights High School where she hit .474 with 37 hits, three doubles souri Street…drove in two runs with a base hit against Saint Louis… 10 in left field, two in center, and 18 in right field…finished with a hit games, including three three-hit efforts…second on the team and six triples as a senior…added 18 RBI, 16 runs and nine stolen had 11 2-out RBI on the season. 0.900 fielding percentage. with eight multiple-RBI games…smacked 10 doubles, two triples bases…as a senior she was named First-Team All-Conference, All- and one home run while driving in 31…went 3-for-4 in stolen base City, All-County and All-State…as a junior she earned First-Team Sophomore (2007): Earned All-Sun Belt Tournament honors for her Travel Ball: Played for Seminole Gold based out of Hollywood, FL… attempts…batted .310 against left-handers and .301 with runners in All-City and Second Team All-County honors…also a member of effort during the Owls postseason run…14 multi-hit games ranked placed fifth in the Pony na- scoring position…drove in 15 two-out runs…went 2-for-3 with two the National Honors Society. second on the club…played in 59 games, starting 56 in right field… tionals in 2005. RBI and a run scored against UCF in the season opener (2/9)…drove second on the team with a .276 batting average, 13 doubles, three in a pair of runs against Miami-OH (2/9)…hit a solo home run against Personal: Accounting major…daughter of Mike and Katherine Bu- triples and .454 slugging percentage…led the Sun Belt with nine High School: Played for East Carolina (2/17)…went 3-for-4 with three doubles and drove in kovich…born June 19, 1987, in Richmond, VA…brother, Sean is a doubles during conference play…drove in 21 runs while scoring coach Nat Norfleet at three against Bethune-Cookman (3/3)…went 2-for-3 with a triple, member of the FAU baseball team. 30…threw out three base runners from right field…hit .346 against Madison County High two RBI and a pair of runs scored against Rutgers (3/11)…posted left-handed pitching…reached safely at a .302 clip with runners in School…earned second a three-hit game (3-for-4) with a double, three runs scored and an scoring position…started the season on a tear, batting .444 (8-for- team All-Big Bend in 2003 RBI in the second meeting of the season with the Scarlet Knights 18) in her first six games, scoring four runs and smacking adou- and was first-team All- (3/17)…drove in the go-ahead run against no. 3 Texas A&M (3/17)… ble and a triple…blasted a two-run home run against Long Island Big Bend in both 2004 posted a five-game hitting streak from March 31 to Apr. 3 (9-for- (2/16)…went 1-for-4 with a home run, two RBI and a pair of runs and 2005…All-State team 18)…streak included three doubles…went 2-for-4 with a double and scored against Bethune-Cookman (3/3)…went 2-for-3 with a three- member in 2005…gradu- a season-high four RBI against Western Kentucky (4/26)…tripled, run triple in perhaps the biggest win in program history over no. 3 ated with honors and in drove in a pair and scored twice against FIU to help the Owls win the Texas A&M…put together a nine-game hitting streak from March the top-20 percent of her Sun Belt regular season crown on the final day of conference play 31 to Apr. 7 (12-for-29)…drove in five with five doubles and a home class. (5/5)…went 2-for-6 with three RBI against FIU in the opening round run over that stretch…posted three-straight two-hit games, going of the Sun Belt Tournament (5/8)...made 12 errors in 180 chances 6-for-9 against WKU and MTSU with two doubles and two RBI (4/26- Personal: Social work ma- at third base. 4/28)…had a pair of two-hit games against Middle Tennessee in the jor…daughter of Cortez conference tournament, with the Owls facing elimination in both and Jean Brandies…born Freshman (2006): Batting average climbed steadily during the games (5/12)…made two errors in 47 chances in right field. Nov. 18, 1986, in Tallahas- second-half of the season, ending at .261 (31-for-119)…ended the see, FL. season with a .350 batting average in conference play, ninth-best Freshman (2006): Team’s top freshman hitter with .275 average (28- among Atlantic Sun batters…hit .455 versus left-handed pitchers for-102) and second overall on team in slugging percentage (.451)… (10-for-22) and .333 with runners in scoring position (12-for-36)… tied for second on team in doubles (seven) and home runs (three)… picked up her first-career hit in her second-career at-bat versus Bet- sped around the bases for one triple…had hits in each of her first hune-Cookman (2/10)…first-career extra-base hit came versus Pitts- four career starts, a season-best four-game hitting streak…racked burgh, a double that drove in the lone Owl run in a 2-1 loss (2/11)… finished with two hits, two runs and an RBI while scoring the game- OVERALL career stats OVERALL career stats 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% 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% 2006 .275 38 34 102 16 28 7 1 3 14 46 .451 6 1 23 0 .318 1 1 2 4 33 3 4 .900 2006 .261 47 41 119 17 31 7 0 0 17 38 .319 2 1 18 0 .276 1 10 2 2 35 43 2 .975 2007 .276 59 56 174 30 48 13 3 4 21 79 .454 15 1 42 0 .337 0 5 3 3 42 3 2 .957 2007 .241 64 64 191 21 46 10 2 1 31 63 .330 11 1 21 1 .284 1 6 3 4 64 104 12 .933 2008 .261 58 57 165 21 43 8 1 2 16 59 .358 9 0 29 0 .299 0 10 4 4 61 1 2 .969 2008 .216 61 60 171 18 37 8 1 2 21 53 .320 8 2 20 0 .260 0 5 4 4 121 133 20 .927 TOTAL .270 155 147 441 67 119 28 5 9 51 184 .417 30 2 94 0 .321 1 16 9 11 136 7 8 .947 TOTAL .237 172 165 481 56 114 25 3 3 69 154 .326 21 4 59 1 .274 2 21 9 10 220 280 34 .936 FLORIDA ATLANTIC SOFTBALL 2009 FLORIDA ATLANTIC SOFTBALL 2009 FLORIDA ATLANTIC SOFTBALL 2009

14 14 15 AmberChristine AmberJessica HoJONESughtaling 108 JONESMyers 1015 5-7 • R/R • Outfielder • SENIOR • Miami, FL 5-9 • L/L • Outfielder • SENIOR • Boynton Beach, FL

Junior (2008): Platooned in center field, playing in 28 games, in- Junior (2008): Appeared in 37 games, with 29 starts…hit .319 on cluding 25 starts…successful in her only stolen base attempt on the year…went 1-for-2 and threw out tying run at the plate for fi- the year…committed only one defensive error…went 1-for-3 in her nal out of the game in 2-1 win over South Carolina…had two hits first game of the season against Missouri State…had an RBI single and came around to score twice against Tennessee State…singled against no. 6 LSU…had five-game hitting streak during the season, and scored a run against Central Michigan…stole two bases and going 7-for-19 (.368) during that time…threw runners out at home scored twice against Saint Louis…smacked five hits, including two against Missouri State and Middle Tennessee...went 2-for-4 with doubles and scored a run in doubleheader against North Texas… an RBI against Towson…had a 2-for-3 game with two runs scored scored three runs and had five hits in two games against Middle against Western Kentucky…also had a 2-for-3 game and scored Tennessee…laced three hits, scored two runs and drove in another against Troy…hit .300 with two outs. at Sun Belt Tournament...went 11-for-11 in stolen base attempts… hit .625 against left- handed pitching…had a .333 batting average Sophomore (2007): Missed significant time due to a shoulder in- with runners in scoring position…led team with .317 average in con- jury…played in 11 games, mostly as a pinch runner…was able to ference play. see the field more near the end of the season…went 2-for-5 at the plate with a pair of runs scored and an RBI. Junior College: Played for Linda Derk at Palm Beach Community College…named First-Team All-Conference and All-State…Second- Freshman (2006): Batted .211 (16-for-76) on the season, including Team All-Region. three doubles and a home run…batted .346 with runners in scoring position (9-for-26), knocking in 12 runs…first-career hit came in a 1-0 Travel Ball: Played with Lady Gators for coach Gary Fitzpatrick… loss to East Carolina (2/10)…first-career RBI and double came in a participated in Golden Nationals. 3-4 loss to Purdue (2/10)…posted a career-high in hits (three), runs (two), and RBI (two) versus UMass (3/17)…two-run single helped the High School: Attended Boynton Beach High School…National Owls pick up a 7-2 win over FIU (4/4)…first career home run drove Honor Society member…First-Team All-District, All-Conference and in two runs versus North Florida (5/1)…made two starts in NCAA All-State…led Palm Beach County in stolen bases. Regional play…did not make an error all season, fielding 32 chances cleanly. Personal: Psychology major…daughter of Lynne and Jeff Myers… born on July 13, 1986, in Plantation, FL. Travel Ball: Played for the Miami Stingrays.

High School: Played for Gator Rebhan at Miami Palmetto Senior High School where she was the 2002 Miami Herald Player of the Week and for a team that was the 2003 FHSAA 6A State Cham- pions…in 2005 the Palmetto Panthers earned a FHSAA Runner-up finish…individually, earned 6A All-Dade Honorable Mention honors in 2003 and was Second- Team All-Dade in 2004 and 2005.

Personal: Multimedia journalism major…daughter of Mark and Nancy Houghtaling…born April 10, 1987, in Miami, FL…has one brother, David.

OVERALL career stats

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% OVERALL career stats 2006 .211 38 27 76 9 16 3 0 1 12 22 .289 7 0 28 0 .277 0 3 1 1 27 5 0 1.000 2007 .400 11 0 5 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 .400 1 0 2 0 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 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% 2008 .215 28 25 65 6 14 3 0 0 5 17 .262 3 0 23 0 .250 0 2 1 1 37 3 1 .976 2008 .319 37 29 94 19 30 2 0 0 3 32 .340 6 0 20 0 .360 0 0 11 11 42 8 1 .980 TOTAL .219 77 52 146 17 32 3 0 1 18 41 .280 11 0 53 0 .274 0 5 2 2 64 8 1 .986 tota l 319 37 29 94 19 30 2 0 0 3 32 .340 6 0 20 0 .360 0 0 11 11 42 8 1 .980

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16 16 17 AmberJenna AmberAmber JONESSchwarz 1017 BJONESarton 1010 5-7 • r/R • UTILITY • Senior • Boca Raton, FL 5-10 • R/R • Pitcher • Junior • Osteen, FL

Junior (2008): Appeared in nine games at catcher, third base and Sophomore (2008): Was the Owls’ no.1 pitcher the entire season… against UCF, giving up just three hits, a walk and striking out three left field with one start…started against Towson…went 1-for-3 with pitched complete game in 2-1 win over South Carolina in her first (4/11)…held FIU to just one run on three hits while striking out sev- a run scored against Saint Louis…selected to the National Scholar- start of the season…tossed all 10 innings and had 12 strikeouts in en and walking four in a complete-game win (5/4)…doubled in two Athlete Society. 6-3 win against N.C. State, while going 1-for-3 with a home run and runs against FIU in the opening round of the conference tourna- two runs scored at the plate…drove in two runs and had a complete ment (5/11)…came out of the bullpen to toss four critical innings in Junior College (2006-07): Played her freshman season at Indian game in the circle against Kent State…had three runs scored, two the semifinals against Middle Tennessee in the Sun Belt Conference River Community College for Dale Akinson and her sophomore RBI, a home run and pitched a complete game in 10-6 win over Tournament, giving up seven hits and a walk while striking out five, season for Linda Derk at Palm Beach Community College…named UNLV…threw 11 innings in 5-4 win over Western Kentucky…gave as the Owls held off MTSU and advanced to the SBC Champion- First-Team All-Conference at PBCC…posted a .967 fielding percent- up six hits in 3-2 win over Illinois in Championship Game of Miken ship game. age while helping to IRCC to the FCCAA Champion. Classic…had an eight-inning complete game shutout against North Texas…surrendered only one run in 11 innings against Troy, also had High School: Played Travel Ball: Played for the Gold Coast Hurricanes, coached by Marty 11 strikeouts in 2-1 win…went 3-for-3 at the plate while allowing only for Jamie Smith at Cooper. five hits in complete game shutout of Quinnipiac…went 2-for-3 and Pine Ridge High had a complete game in 6-3 victory over ULM…went 2-for-3 and School in Sanford, High School: Played at Olympic Heights High School for Stacey Bel- had a complete game in 4-2 win over South Alabama…pitched sev- FL…two-sport athlete ton…earned Player of the Year honors in 2004 and was named First- en extra-inning complete games on the season…allowed only three (softball and volley- Team All-Conference…four-year varsity starter…led all big division hits in 3-0 win over Eastern Illinois…had 23 complete games on the ball)…earned First- players with a .544 batting average with 28 RBI and a .812 slugging season…also hit .245 on the season, including a team- high four Team All-Conference percentage with only seven strikeouts her senior season and was home runs…stole two bases on the year…hit a home run against honors in softball her named First-Team All-Conference…finished top-10 in both stolen ULM in the Sun Belt Tournament…went 10-5 with a 2.75 ERA in sophomore, junior bases and runs…named All-County and All-State as a catcher… conference play to earn Second-Team All-Conference honors…also and senior years, and named “Softball Player of the Year” by Boca News. recorded three saves on the season…season put her among all-time her junior and senior program leaders in innings pitched, complete games, saves, wins seasons in volleyball… Personal: Elementary education major…daughter of Heidi and Rick and strikeouts. named team MVP her Schwarz…born May 31, 1986, in Hollywood, FL.. senior season in both Freshman (2007): Made her first appearance in the circle against softball and volley- South Carolina (2/10)…picked up her first hit, extra-base hit and ball. RBI with one swing of the bat on a double against South Carolina (2/10)…doubled in a run against James Madison in two trips to the Personal: Elementary plate and earned her first win on the mound, giving up three runs on Education major… six hits while striking out four and walking two in 6.1 innings (2/23)… daughter of Ryan and threw five innings, giving up six hits and a run while striking out three Jill Barton…born Oct. against Rutgers in an Owl win (3/11)…went a season-best 3-for-4 30, 1987, in Sanford, with a double, triple, two RBI and three runs scored against Rut- FL…professional goal gers (3/17)…threw a season-high nine innings against Northwestern is to be an elementary State, taking the tough-luck loss while giving up 13 hits and strik- teacher. ing out five (4/3)…hit her first-career home run against Troy, driving in two and scoring twice (4/6)…tossed a complete-game shutout

OVERALL career stats

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% 2007 .178 41 33 90 17 16 5 1 1 11 26 .289 11 0 30 0 .265 1 2 0 0 4 22 4 .867 2008 .245 39 38 98 16 24 0 1 4 12 38 .388 23 1 34 0 .390 1 5 2 2 6 41 4 .922 TOTAL .213 80 71 188 33 40 5 2 5 23 64 .340 34 1 64 0 .333 2 7 2 2 10 63 8 .901 OVERALL career stats Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 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% 2007 3.20 6 7 21 7 5 1 1 0 89.2 94 47 41 44 64 12 2 11 403 .233 10 0 1 9 2008 .125 9 1 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .125 0 0 2 0 .125 0 1 0 0 2 10 2 .857 2008 2.91 19 19 48 33 23 2 4 3 264.1 272 147 110 113 183 36 4 28 1021 .266 30 4 13 30 TOTAL .125 9 1 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .125 0 0 2 0 .125 0 1 0 0 2 10 2 .857 TOTAL 2.99 25 26 69 40 28 3 5 3 354.0 366 194 151 157 247 48 6 39 1424 .257 40 4 14 39

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18 18 19 AmberBlair AmbarAmber JONESBodenmiller 2510 JONESJONES 104 5-8 • r/R • Infielder • Junior • Orlando, FL 5-3 • S/R • Outfielder • Junior • Pembroke Pines, FL

Sophomore (2008): Started at shortstop in all 41 games in which Freshman (2006): Redshirted due to injury…made two starts at Sophomore (2008): Played in 27 games, starting 14…often saw ac- she appeared…hit .262 with two home runs and six RBI…swiped shortstop…went 3-for-3 in first collegiate game, scoring two runs tion as a pinch runner...scored a run against Michigan…went 2-for-3 14 bases in 16 attempts…27 career stolen bases is tied for eighth versus Bethune-Cookman (2/10)…went 1-for-3 versus East Carolina against Missouri State…stole a base, slapped two hits and scored all-time in program history…tied for second all time in stolen base before sustaining an injury. a run against Kent State…drove in a run against Stanford…scored percentage (.857)…went 1-for-2 and scored three runs in sea- a run against UNLV…responsible for four runs in FAU’s 6-0 win over son opener against North Florida…went 1-for-3 and scored a run Travel Ball: Played for the Orlando Lightning. Bethune-Cookman, driving in three runs with a triple before com- against South Carolina…had a 2-for-4 game against no. 6 Michi- ing around to score herself…scored winning run against Illinois in gan…smacked her first home run of the season as part of a 2-for-2 High School: Played for Priscilla Smith at Dr. Phillips High School… championship of Miken Classic…also scored runs against Western game with two runs scored and four RBI against Tennessee State… named the school’s valedictorian and was a National Merit Com- Kentiucky, Longwood and Middle Tennessee…also scored two runs missed several games after injuring her leg against Bethune-Cook- mended Scholar as well as a National Honor Society and French at Sun Belt Conference Tournament…went 6-for-8 in stolen base man…went a combined 4-for-5 with three runs scored and five RBI National Honor Society member…four-year All-Metro Orlando attempts…hit .455 against left-handed pitching. in two games against Western Kentucky, and scored game-winning Conference infielder…four-year All-Orange County infielder and a run in first game…scored game’s only run in 11-inning game against three-year All-Central Florida infielder…earned All-State honorable Freshman (2007): Saw action in 44 games, starting 30…saw most of Troy…ended season with seven-game hitting streak and had hits mention honors…two-sport athlete (softball and cross country). her action as the designated player…batted .208 with five doubles, in 10 of last 11 games...named to CoSIDA District III All-Academic two triples and eight RBI while scoring 21 runs…went 4-for-7 in sto- Second Team…had eight two-out RBI…hit .328 against left-handed Personal: Political science major…daughter of Dennis and Kathleen len base attempts…went 1-for-3 with three RBI against Miami-OH pitching…had a .286 batting average with runners in scoring posi- Bodenmiller…born Dec. 15, 1986, in Orlando, FL. Graduated in (2/9)…first multi-hit game came against Bethune-Cookman on a tion…had a .281 batting average in Sun Belt play. December. 2-for-4 effort with a pair of doubles, an RBI and a run scored.(3/2)… went 2-for-4 with her first career stolen base, an RBI and run scored Redshirt Freshman (2007): One of just two Owls to start every against Louisiana-Lafayette (3/10)…sped around the bases for a tri- game…named Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week (3/26)… ple against Rutgers (3/11)…picked up two more hits against UMass batted .225 with six doubles, three triples and six home runs while in four trips to the plate (3/19)…singled, doubled and drove in a driving in 33 RBI…went 12-for-14 in stolen base attempts…led the pair in four at bats against North Texas (3/25)…fielded all nine of her team with 19 walks…led the Sun Belt with 21 RBI and three triples chances in center cleanly. in conference play…drove in a team-best 19 two-out RBI…stole a pair of bases against Miami-OH (2/9)…hit her first home run as an Travel Ball: Played for the Pembroke Pines Diamond Dusters… Owl against South Carolina (2/10)…blasted her second home run of coached by John Broyles. the year against UMass (3/19)…went 2-for-2 with a double, a home run and a career-high five RBI against North Texas (3/24)…drove in High School: Attended Pembroke Pines Charter High School… five runs for the second time in as many days against North Texas coached by Tom Fadul…named honorable mention in 2003 and thanks to a three-run home run, a sacrifice fly and a bases-loaded 2004 by the Miami Herald…named First-Team All-County in 2005 walk…three-run blast was her third home run in four games…ca- and 2006…holds the school single-season records for batting aver- reer-best two doubles against South Alabama, going 2-for-4 with age, hits, stolen bases, runs and RBI…holds the career records for three RBI (3/31)…two-run shot against Northwestern State gave her hits, RBI, stolen bases and runs scored. four home runs and 16 RBI in her last eight games…two-run triple against Troy helped spark 7th inning rally (4/7)…drove in six runs, Personal: Marketing major…daughter of Mark and Liz Jones…born going 5-for-12 with a home run over four games against Stetson Nov. 21, 1987, in Miami, FL. (one) and ULM (three) from April 19-22…went 7-for-20 with a dou- ble, a home run and two RBI in the conference tournament…drove in the game’s only run versus Middle Tennessee with the Owls facing elimination in the first inning (5/12)…made 16 errors in 224 chances at shortstop.

OVERALL career stats OVERALL career stats

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% 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% 2006 .667 2 2 6 2 4 0 0 0 0 4 .667 0 0 0 0 .667 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 1.000 2007 .208 44 30 96 21 20 5 2 0 8 29 .302 5 1 16 0 .252 1 1 4 7 9 0 0 1.000 2007 .225 65 65 187 28 42 6 3 6 33 72 .385 19 5 46 0 .311 1 9 12 14 97 111 16 .929 2008 .235 27 14 51 10 12 1 1 0 5 15 .294 2 1 10 0 .278 0 3 6 8 7 0 1 .875 2008 .262 41 41 126 23 33 6 1 2 15 47 .373 8 2 36 0 .314 1 8 14 16 79 83 20 .890 TOTAL .218 71 44 147 31 32 6 3 0 13 44 .299 7 2 26 0 .272 1 4 10 15 16 0 1 .938 TOTAL .248 108 108 319 53 79 12 4 8 48 123 .386 27 7 82 0 .318 2 17 27 31 177 198 36 .912

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20 20 21 KAmberathryn HAmberailey StJONESauffer 2310 BrJONESoyles 1110 5-9 • R/R • Pitcher • Junior • Pembroke Pines, FL 5-7 • R/R • Outfielder • sophomore • Pembroke Pines, FL

Junior (2008): no-hitter versus Mercer in a 8-0, five-inning win…matched her sea- Did not play…redshirted. Sophomore (2008): Appeared in 13 games and started 12…went son-high with eight Ks versus Jacksonville (4/23)…threw 5.1 score- Sophomore (2007): Made 14 appearances in the circle, starting 12 1-for-3 against Michigan…scored a run against Bethune-Cookman… less innings versus East Tennessee State in the A-Sun Conference games and completing four…threw one complete-game shutout… slapped an RBI double and stole a base against SE Missouri St…had tournament opener (5/11)…threw four perfect innings in a 1-0 win struck out 51 in 50.2 innings, posting a 2.21 ERA…opponents batted a 1-for-3 game against Saint Louis…redshirted. over Florida at the NCAA Regional before leaving the game after just .224 against her offerings…injuries once again limited her late in 4.1 innings, allowing one walk and one hit. the season…threw a complete-game shutout in her first appearance Freshman (2007): Played in 23 games, starting 18 in left field… against Pittsburgh, scattering four hits, walking one and striking out Travel Ball: Played for the Miami Stingrays. team’s top freshman batter at .256…doubled twice and drove in four (2/10)…struck out a season-high 12 against Bethune-Cookman five runs while scoring eight times…batted .304 with runners in High School: Played for Tom Fadul at Pembroke Pines Charter in just five innings of work (2/23)…tossed a complete-game one- scoring position…first collegiate hit came on a single against Mi- School where she was named the 2005 Sun-Sentinel Player of the hitter against Columbia, giving up one earned run, walking two ami-OH in her first start as an Owl (2/9)…drove in a run on a single Year for Broward County and was the Miami Herald (4A-6A) Pitcher and striking out six (3/3)…made her first-career appearance at the against South Carolina (2/11)…singled and scored a pair of runs of the Year in both 2004 and 2005 as well as First- Team All-County plate, walking against North Texas (3/24)…scattered five hits over against Long Island (2/16)…first extra-base hit and multi-hit game Miami Herald and Sun-Sentinel…in 2005 she was a BCAA Senior five innings and striking out four against South Alabama in a 4-2 win came against Michigan , going 2-for-3 with a single and a double All-Star, a NFCA Florida Senior All-Star Team member and was First- (3/31)...struck out six in six innings of work, giving up just one run on (2/17)…picked up a single and a double, driving in a season-high Team All-State…in both 2004 and 2005, Pembroke Pines Charter five hits and a walk against UCF (4/11). three against Rutgers (3/17)…singled twice against South Alabama finished as the FHSA (3/31)…made one error in 33 chances. Freshman (2006): Forced into the #1 starting pitcher role as a true High School State Runner-up…Stauffer freshman following major injuries to the rest of the staff…finished Travel Ball: Played for the Pembroke Pines Diamond Dusters… earned the team’s most the season with a rotation-best 2.34 ERA, posting an 11-14 record in coached by her father, John Broyles. 36 appearances, 31 of them starts…threw 17 complete games, four valuable defensive play- er award in ’03, ’04 and of them shutouts…recorded a pair of saves…allowed 155 hits in High School: Attended Pembroke Pines Charter High School… ’05…posted an 18-2 170.1 innings, walking 33 and striking out 110…opponents hit a just played for Tom Fadul…named a member of the All-State and All- record as a senior with .236 when she was on the mound…1.82 ERA in conference play was County teams in 2004…named Second- Team All-State and All- an ERA of 0.26 with 14 eighth among Atlantic Sun hurlers…recorded back-to-back shutouts County in 2005…once again named All-State and All-County in shutouts and a batting as part of 18 1/3 scoreless innings and 23 2/3 innings without allow- 2006. ing an earned run from March 19 to April 1…of her 14 losses, the average of .429…18- 2 with an ERA of 0.22, offense mustered two runs or less in 12 of them…after starting the Personal: Pre-business major…daughter of Donna and John including 11 shutouts, season 1-9, won 11 of her final 16 starts…allowed just two hits while Broyles…born March 29, 1988, in Denton, TX…sister Audrey plays and a batting average striking out four in her collegiate debut versus East Carolina (2/10)… softball at South Carolina. punched out seven versus South Carolina (2/11)…earned her first of .375 in 2004. win versus Mississippi, striking out five and scattering eight hits in a 3-0 win (2/17)…first-career save came versus Mississippi after throw- Personal: Public man- ing 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief (2/19)…second save came versus agement major…daugh- Boston (3/4)…struck out five in a five-inning shutout over Rutgers ter of Robert and Lisa (3/10)…gave up just one hit in a shutout win over Campbell (3/24)… Stauffer…born Dec. 21, blanked Gardner-Webb for her second-consecutive shutout, allow- 1986, in Hollywood, FL. ing three hits while striking out five (3/26)…threw her first collegiate

OVERALL career stats

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% 2006 .000 36 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 10 35 3 .938 2007 .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 .625 2008 DNP-INJURED TOTAL .000 39 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 10 40 6 .893 OVERALL career stats Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2006 2.34 11 14 36 31 17 4 4 2 170.1 155 80 57 33 110 18 4 7 720 .236 17 11 2 18 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% 2007 2.21 5 3 14 12 4 1 0 0 50.2 46 25 16 15 51 5 0 4 226 .224 6 2 0 4 2007 .259 23 18 54 8 14 2 0 0 5 16 .296 5 0 13 0 .322 0 2 2 2 32 0 1 .970 2008 DNP-INJURED 2008 .130 13 11 23 1 3 1 0 0 1 4 .174 1 1 8 0 .200 0 0 1 1 8 0 2 .800 TOTAL 2.31 16 17 50 43 21 5 4 2 221.0 201 105 73 48 161 23 4 11 946 .233 23 13 2 22 TOTAL .221 36 29 77 9 17 3 0 0 6 20 .234 6 1 21 0 .286 0 2 3 3 40 0 3 .930

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22 22 23 AmberKerri AmberCari JONESCroney 1310 JONESCurfman 2210 5-5 • R/R • Catcher • sophomore • Tampa, FL 5-5 • L/L • Infielder • sophomore • Valrico, FL

Freshman (2008): Emerged early on in the season as the team’s Freshman (2008): Started two games, appeared in six overall… everyday catcher…recorded first career hit and scored first career recorded first career hit in season opener against North Florida… run against North Florida…doubled and tripled against Miami for started and scored a run against Bethune-Cookman…went 1-for-3 first two RBI’s…went 2-for-2 with two RBI against Missouri State… against Quinnipiac…went 40-for-40 in defensive chances. smashed first career home run against Oregon State…had 3-for-3 game against South Alabama…scored two runs and drove in an- High School: Attended Durant High School…played for Matt Cart- other against FIU…had a .982 fielding percentage…threw out 12 er…earned Second-Team All-State honors her junior year…also potential base stealers. named First-Team All-County and First-Team All-Conference…par- ticipated in the Tampa Bay Showcase Tournament…hit .403 with 17 Travel Ball: Played for the Tampa Mustangs coached by Larry Rodri- RBI and two home runs her junior year. guez, Bobby Diez, and Ed Croney. Travel Ball: Played for the Florida Pride, coached by High School: Attended H.B. Plant High School…played for Melissa Ken Wetherington. Sigmon…four-time All-Conference honoree…earned All-County honors her sophomore season…four-time NFCA scholar-athlete… Personal: Undecided in major…daughter of David and Karen Curf- made just one error during her senior season. man…born March 30, 1989, in Tampa, FL.

Personal: Undecided in major…daughter of Betsy and Ed Croney… born Oct. 2, 1988, in Tampa, FL

OVERALL career stats OVERALL career stats

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% 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% 2008 .238 53 52 126 12 30 5 2 1 13 42 .333 23 0 26 0 .351 2 4 0 0 232 42 5 .982 2008 .222 6 2 9 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .222 1 0 2 0 .300 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 1.000 TOTAL .238 53 52 126 12 30 5 2 1 13 42 .333 23 0 26 0 .351 2 4 0 0 232 42 5 .982 TOTAL .222 6 2 9 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .222 1 0 2 0 .300 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 1.000

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24 24 25 AmberRose AshlynAmber JONESGressley 1210 PJONESarmerter 105 5-11 • R/R • Pitcher • sophomore • Virginia Beach, VA 5-9 • R/R • Infielder • sophomore • Winter Haven, FL

Freshman (2008): Tossed complete game five-hit shutout, had her Freshman (2008): Played primarily as a defensive specialist…re- first career hit and drove in two runs in season opener against North corded first career hit against Hawai’i…drove in a run and scored Florida…drove in a run, scored a run and pitched complete game against Bethune-Cookman…scored a run against Central Michi- four hitter in 3-0 win over no. 6 LSU at Palm Springs Classic…surren- gan…had an RBI double and scored a run against Towson…com- dered just one hit against Stetson, narrowly missing throwing the 20th mitted only one error in the field…hit .273 in Sun Belt play. no-hitter in FAU history…struck a career- high seven batters in back- to-back shutout wins over Stetson and Central Michigan…named Travel Ball: Won three FAST national championships in eight years Sun Belt Pitcher of the Week for throwing complete game shutouts as a member of the Twilight Maniacs playing for Tom Taylor and against Stetson, Central Michigan and Bethune-Cookman…twirled Spencer Walker. Played for the Florida Gold for a year, coached by complete game two-hitter against Western Kentucky…went 3-for-3 Tom Taylor and Johnny Broyles. with two runs scored and two RBI and threw five-inning complete game in 10-2 win over Saint Louis…slapped two hits and scored a High School: Played at Winter Haven High School for Danny Wal- run while throwing complete game against South Alabama…scored lace…named Rookie of the Year in 2003…earned honorable men- winning run and was winning pitcher against Louisiana-Monroe… tion All-State honors her sophomore, junior and senior seasons. scattered nine hits in 4-0 win over Middle Tennessee…picked up her first career save working two innings against Middle Tennessee… Personal: Undecided in major…daughter of Donna Dosher and went 2-for-3 against North Texas in Sun Belt Tourament…hit .286 John Parmerter…born February Feb. 8, 1989, in Winter Haven, FL. with runners in scoring position and .346 with 2 outs…went 7-2 in the circle in Sun Belt play.

High School: Attended Green Run High School…played softball for Dale DeSarro…three-sport athlete (softball, swimming, volleyball)… posted an 0.81 ERA as a junior, striking out 226 in 119 innings…bat- ted .544 at the plate…named First-Team All-Beach District, Pitcher of the Year, First-Team All-Tidewater and First-Team All-Eastern Re- gion her junior season…posted an 0.29 ERA as a freshman, striking out 138 batters and winning 12 games…named Second-Team All- Beach District during her freshman year.

Travel Ball: Played for the Virginia Legends 18U team…coached by Barry Paul…posted a 1.40 ERA and 84 strikeouts in 60 innings dur- ing her 2005 season.

Personal: Undecided in major…daughter of Teresa and David Gressley…born Aug. 27, 1989, in Virginia Beach, VA.

OVERALL career stats

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% 2008 .253 31 28 75 8 19 5 0 0 9 24 .320 9 1 18 0 .337 1 1 0 0 1 60 2 .968 TOTAL .253 31 28 75 8 19 5 0 0 9 24 .320 9 1 18 0 .337 1 1 0 0 1 60 2 .968 OVERALL career stats

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 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% 2008 2.34 16 7 36 26 12 4 4 1 158.2 153 65 53 57 60 23 7 6 592 .258 5 0 4 27 2008 .185 44 42 65 3 12 4 0 0 5 16 .246 4 0 17 0 .229 1 4 1 1 67 77 1 .993 TOTAL 2.34 16 7 36 26 12 4 4 1 158.2 153 65 53 57 60 23 7 6 592 .258 5 0 4 27 TOTAL .185 44 42 65 3 12 4 0 0 5 16 .246 4 0 17 0 .229 1 4 1 1 67 77 1 .993

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26 26 27 27 AmberBrittany QuincyAmber JONESWalker 109 WJONESilson 5410 5-7 • R/R • Outfielder • sophomore • Belmont, NC 5-5 • R/R • Catcher • Freshman • Crystal River, FL

Freshman (2008): Played in three games with one start before miss- Sophomore (2008): Appeared in 17 games, with 12 starts… ing the rest of the season due to injury…redshirted. playing both catcher and in the outfield…had first career hit and scored first run against Miami University…had a two-run single Travel Ball: Played for the Clearwater Lady Bombers Gold 18U against UNLV…went 2-for-3 with an RBI against Towson…singled team…coached by Ed Agen. and scored against SE Missouri St. High School: Prepped at Crystal River High School…played for Jus- Travel Ball: Played for the Twilight Maniacs and Florida Gold…won tin Wentworth…also a member of the varsity weightlifting team… the ISA Winter World Series Championships in 1999, 2000 and earned All-County and All-Conference honors her freshman, sopho- 2001…won the National Championship in 2001, 2004 and 2005. more and junior seasons…led her team to a district title in 2005… led the team in batting average, home runs and RBI as a junior… High School: Attended Ashbrook High School…played for Rex three-time All-Conference and All-County honors in weight lifting… Carnes…lettered in softball, swimming and cross country…All- two-time county champion…won regional championships in 2005 County and All-Conference honors in cross country all four sea- and 2006…qualified for the state competition as a freshman, sopho- sons…named Female Runner of the Year all four years…four-time more and junior…earned All-State honors as a junior. conference champion and placed fifth at the 2004 AAA State cross country meet…named All-County and All-Conference in softball all Personal: Criminal justice major…daughter of Ivan and Ericka Wil- four seasons…earned All-State honors three times…named Gas- son…born October Oct. 17, 1988, in Crystal River, FL. ton Gazette Easter Softball Tournament MVP in 2004…Charlotte Observer First-Team member her sophomore and junior year… named Female Athlete of the Year three times…nominated for the Heisman award…set school records for batting average (.519), OVERALL career stats home runs (seven), doubles (10), runs (39), on-base percentage 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% (.610) and slugging percentage (.926)…named Big South Player of 2008 .000 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1.000 the Year for her efforts during her senior season. TOTAL .000 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1.000

Personal: Pre-health professions major…daughter of Spencer and Melony Walker…born June 19, 1989, in Winter Haven, FL.

Joshlyn Martinez 7 5-3 • R/R • Infield • Freshman • Miami, FL

Travel Ball: Played for Florida Gold in 2008, the Dominican National Team in 2006-2007, and Davie Power Black 2005-2006.

High School: Played at Coral Glades High School…named Second- Team All-Broward County three years…Honorable Mention as a junior...received All-State Third-Team honors as a senior...two- time team MVP…hit .670 as a junior and .520 as a senior…tallied a .553 batting average, 126 RBI, 19 home runs and 46 stolen bases in her as a four-year varsity player. OVERALL career stats

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% Personal: Psychology major…daughter of Wanda and Romney 2008 .171 17 12 35 2 6 0 0 0 3 6 .171 2 0 12 0 .216 0 1 1 1 42 7 0 1.000 Martinez, has two sisters and two brothers: Nicole (20), Natasha (17), TOTAL .171 17 12 35 2 6 0 0 0 3 6 .171 2 0 12 0 .216 0 1 1 1 42 7 0 1.000 Julian (13), Nicholas (9)... born on April 23, 1990, in Miami, FL.

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28 28 28 29 29 Carrie Ann Potter 14 5-11 • Pitcher • Freshman • Stratford, CT

High School: Named All-Conference all four years…Second-Team All-State as a junior…had a school-record 317 strikeouts and 1.43 ERA…also the first All-State volleyball player in Stratford High history.

Personal: Biological sciences major…daughter of Carol and Mark Potter... born on May 20, 1990, in Bridgeport, CT.

3030 30 Seniors31 For me the small town is named Madison, Growing up with three older brothers, all of whom played baseball, “Well I was born in a small town but softball has allowed me to travel to my parents knew I was destined to set foot on a diamond. So it was And I live in a small town many different places and meet many new no surprise that at age four, my dad lied about my age and people. Time with my teammates is what I signed me up for T-ball. At age nine, my mom wanted Prob’ly die in a small town will miss when I graduate, but I will to get me into a girl’s sport and much to my dismay always have the memories of our I switched over to softball. Since that day, I Oh, those small communities many road trips together. have never looked back. To my mother, thanks All my friends are so small town for dragging me from park to park and state My name is Becky Brandies to state for all of the practices and games. My parents live in the same and I am looking forward To my father and my brothers, thank you small town” to spending more time for the countless hours of throwing batting with Gunner. practice and hitting ground balls. Without them, I would have never reached my goal of playing for a Division I softball program. Starting out as a little girl standing on the baseball field, I’ve emerged as a woman dominating on the softball field.

My name is Caitlyn Bliss.

Softball is my passion and my family is my life.

3232 3333 My love for the game is much like my love for animals. My spirit, like that my dog Mika Whether I’m on the field or on a boat, my competitive spirit is always is wild and free. I’m very spontaneous and love a good joke now and then. I’m known driving me to win. The sight of a the well hit ball coming off of my bat as the clown of the team, but when it comes down to game time, the jokes are over. of the feeling of a spinning, thrashing sailfish on the end of my fishing Hard work and dedication has brought me this far and I’m very thankful for everything line is a feeling that is indescribable. I aggressively seek victory both that it has brought me. My sophomore year I came across a picture of this adorable on the field and on the water. As a freshman, we made the NCAA white husky and I just had to have her. She likes to lick the many battle wounds Tournament. As a junior, I won the women’s division at the Blue I have accumulated in my four years here at FAU. She is one of my best Water Fishing Classic. I love rough seas and deep blue water. friends and is always there to bring a smile to my face after a long My dream is to pursue a career in broadcasting and work hard day. for ESPN or E! News.

My name is Amy Bukovich. My name is Christine Houghtaling. I love my life and am looking forward to what my future holds.

3434 3535 My career in softball started when I was just four years old. I played I feel very fortunate that I have been able to participate in in small recreational leagues and then onto many years of travel several activities that I truly enjoy. I feel privileged to live softball. Softball became my life, as well as the life of my three in Florida where I can take advantage of its great weather sisters, we basically lived at the fields. My mother was our main and fine beaches. When I am not practicing or playing supporter and took us to practices and tournaments. I was the only softball, I can usually be found at the beach zipping along one out of all my sisters to continue on and play college through the sand and surf. I enjoy the sense of speed and softball. My passion for the game grew tremendously freedom as I encounter a wave, then turn sharply and let it with help from my two main coaches while I was carry me back to the shore. I like the challenge and skill growing up, Gary Fitzpatrick and Linda Derk. I’m it takes to do these two very different very appreciative to everyone who has helped sports while getting exercise me come this far with my softball career. and having fun.

My name is Jessica Myers and I am so proud My name is to be a member of the FAU softball team. Jenna Schwarz.

This is Jiixer, I call him my son! He always brightens my day and makes me the happiest person in the world.

3636 3737 CHRIS SUTCLIFF (1997-01)

3838 History39 History of FAU Softball

done so. Following the A-Sun Tournament, the team took 2006 on Northwestern State in another play-in series and lost 2-1 Injuries to the pitching staff once again hampered the start of in the three-game series. the 2006 season. Projected ace Meghan Doonan missed the early portion of the season, making her first appearance on 1999 March 26 on her way to an 8-1 season in 12 appearances. A Success paid off for the Lady Owls (49-20) in the form of slow start by the offense, which scored three runs or less in 11 its first NCAA Tournament appearance following its third of its first 14 games including eight games of one run or less, straight A-Sun championship. Suzanne Flege and Michelle prompted a 5-9 start by the Atlantic Sun’s perennial contender. Shirah were named to the All-Regional Tournament Team. As conference play began, the team started to get healthy and Joyce earned her third A-Sun Coach-of-the-Year award and the bats heated up. The Owls would finish third in the confer- won her 200th game April 19 against Stetson. The coach- ence in batting average and went on a 16-2 run to end the reg- ing staff earned NFCA South Region Coaching-Staff-of-the- ular season and the A-Sun Conference Tournament to earn the Year honors. The squad featured freshman pitcher Nikki program’s ninth conference title and seventh NCAA Regional 1995 Myers, who led the team with 24 wins and 211 strikeouts. berth. Jen Musillo’s right arm aided the Owls with a pair of wins The program began its inaugural season under the legendary She also lead the team with a .359 batting average and 12 over Stetson to earn the conference crown and picked up two Joan Joyce , finishing 33-18. Amy Alderman was the program’s home runs. more wins over Florida in the Gainesville Regional to advance first official signee. The Owls ended the season as the runner- FAU to the regional final versus USF. Freshman Kala Guy earned up in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament, falling to 2000 first-team all-conference and all-freshman honors while seniors Campbell 3-2 in 10 innings in the championship game. Diana 2003 Jessica Sachs and Danielle Arriaga and junior Jenna Lopez The Lady Owls went on to win their fourth straight A-Sun Coach Joyce went into the season knowing that the team Hargis led the team with a record .420 batting average. She earned Second-Team honors. championship and advanced to their second straight NCAA would be one of her youngest and most inexperienced. also drove in 52 runs. Alana Klaus finished 20-12 with a 1.70 Tournament. The season featured a record 57 wins against Coupled with a grueling early-season schedule, the Owls ERA and was named A-Sun Player of the Year. She was the first 2007 just 17 losses. Nikki Myers became the program’s second A- stumbled to a 13-18 start. However, the team developed FAU player, in any sport, to earn such honors. Klaus also threw The first season as a member of the Sun Belt Conference saw Sun Player of the Year and was named First-Team All-South into another impressive group and won its seventh consec- the program’s first no-hitter, a 2-0 victory over Barry on Feb. 5. the Owls earn the conference’s regular season crown on the Region. Joan Joyce earned her fourth A-Sun Coach-of-the- utive A-Sun championship and made its fifth straight NCAA Joyce was named A-Sun Coach of the Year. final day of the season. The year was highlighted by a triple- Year honor. Myers posted a 22-7 record with a 0.80 ERA. Tournament appearance. Pam Mazzarella led the team in header sweep on the final day of the conference tournament, In the process, she had four no-hitters, including two in batting, while Amanda Morin picked up A-Sun Freshman- bringing the Owls out of the consolation bracket and into the 1996 back-to-back starts. She led the A-Sun in victories, ERA and of-the- Year honors. FAU (44-28) finished the year winning champion’s ceremony. After winning 10 of its final 12 confer- FAU (37-32) finished third in the A-Sun Tournament after a strikeouts (309). She was second in the nation in strikeouts 31 of its last 41 games. season that saw the pitching staff in the rebuilding mode. per seven innings. At the plate, Myers led the team with a ence games to edge out Troy for the regular season crown, the Highlights included a 1-0 win over no. 12 Florida State on .299 batting average and 11 homers. The season featured a Owls were upset in the first round of the conference tourna- April 13. Kathie Marin, who recorded the victory over FSU and record 18-game winning streak. 2004 ment by the no. 8 seed Florida International in 15 innings. FAU The Owls (56-18) extended their A-Sun record with an who pitched 33 consecutive innings in the A-Sun Tournament, responded by winning five straight, including the triple-header eighth straight conference championship. Its 56 wins rank finished the season 16-11 with a 1.54 ERA. Amy Alderman led sweep against Middle Tennessee (2) and Troy in the champion- 2001 third-best in team history. FAU secured the top-seed at the the team with a .333 batting average. ship game. FAU swept the Sun Belt’s major season awards as FAU (46-21) continued its A-Sun dominance with a fifth A-Sun Tournament in a memorable doubleheader sweep Head Coach Joan Joyce was named Coach of the Year, Jen straight conference championship and third straight NCAA of UCF at FAU field in the regular season finale. Candice Musillo was named Pitcher of the Year and Mandie Fishback 1997 Tournament appearance. Nikki Myers again led the Owls Freel, who was named A-Sun Pitcher of the Year, threw an was named Player of the Year. Musillo and Fishback were also After two unsuccessful tries, FAU (42-29) captured its first in pitching and hitting, going 26-13 on the mound with a 11-inning no-hitter with 20 strikeouts on that night. The named All-Southeast Region. Because the Sun Belt did not A-Sun Tournament championship. At the time, it was only the 0.57 ERA and batting .376 with a team record 19 homers. Owls went on to their sixth straight NCAA Regional, which have an automatic bid to an NCAA Regional this season, the second championship in FAU athletics history. Chris Sutcliffe Myers earned her second straight A-Sun Player-of-the-Year involved traveling to Lincoln, NE. There, FAU advanced to Owls were the program with the highest RPI to be left out of the and Liz Niadna were the anchors of the pitching staff. Sutcliffe award along with her third straight conference tournament the third day of competition for the second straight year. NCAA Regionals in 2007. led the team with a 1.33 ERA, while Niadna led the team with MVP award. Myers also received Second-Team All-America Freel, Pam Mazzarella and Jessica Sachs received first-team honors. Joan Joyce won her 300th game on April 14 against 19 wins. Sutcliffe was named the MVP of the A-Sun Tourna- all-conference honors. Freel went 28-9 with a 0.67 ERA, 2008 ment. At the plate, Jennifer Kintz led the Lady Owls with a .346 Samford. sixth-best in the nation. Mazzarella led the team with a .339 The Owls began their second season in the Sun Belt trying to average. Joan Joyce went on to win her second A-Sun Coach- batting average. of-the-Year honor and picked up her 100th victory on April 5 defend their regular season and tournament titles. The young 2002 squad featured only nine players with previous Division I experi- against Stetson. No-hitters were thrown by Courtney Shoff in a A sixth straight A-Sun championship was in store for FAU 4-0 victory over Bethune-Cookman on Feb. 7, and by Sutc- 2005 ence. The team came close to defeating two nationally -ranked (62-13), which led the nation with 62 wins. The season FAU began the fall practice of 2004 with tremendous hope. liffe in a 1-0 victory over Mercer on Feb. 8. In a play-in series teams, falling to both Michigan and Stanford in extra innings. turned out to be the best yet in the program’s eight-year Injuries plagued the pitching staff, which moved into the against Nicholls State, FAU’s bid to advance to its first NCAA FAU broke through with a 3-0 win over no. 6 LSU at the Palm history, as the Lady Owls were ranked as high as 10th in 2005 season with three sophomores in the rotation. Can- Tournament fell short as NSU won the best-of-three series 2-0. Springs Classic. The trip to Palm Springs also included a scrim- the national poll. Nikki Myers was once again named A-Sun dice Freel, the returning A-Sun Pitcher of the Year, would mage with the U.S. Olympic Team. The Owls then won 14 of 17 Player of the Year while receiving Second-Team All-America see the mound just eight times. The Owls posted a 37-32 games during the middle of the season, including a 3-2 victory 1998 honors. Myers led FAU with a .368 average and was tied record as they continued to play the most difficult schedule over Illinois in the Championship game of the Miken Classic, FAU (47-20) followed its previous year’s success by earning for the national lead with 36 wins. Her 437 strikeouts gave in the conference. At season’s end, FAU was 14-6 in A-Sun their first home tournament title since 2004. A 17-7 record in its second A-Sun title. Courtney Shoff pitched the program’s her 1,376 for her career, which placed her third all-time in play and finished second at the conference tournament conference play was good enough for second place during the first perfect game in a 1-0 victory over Florida International on NCAA history. FAU received its first no. 1 seed at the NCAA ending an eight-year run of conference championships. regular season. Amber Barton was named Second Team All-Sun Feb. 25. The game was the second of a doubleheader, which Regional in Tallahassee. The team won 17 straight games at Offensively, Jessica Braggins led the squad in average, hits, Belt as the Owls ended the season with a 35-26 record. opened FAU Field. Kintz repeated as the team’s top hitter with one point, coming one game shy of tying its record set in doubles and homers. Pam Mazzarella became the first play- a .335 average. Niadna set a new team record with 30 wins 2000. Joan Joyce was named A-Sun Coach of the Year for er in FAU history to earn first-team conference honors four and posted a 1.26 ERA. FAU served as the host of the A-Sun the fifth time. Candice Freel was named A-Sun Freshman of consecutive seasons. Braggins and transfer Danielle Arriaga Tournament, which marked the first time any FAU team had the Year. earned second-team honors. Lauren Crandall earned a spot on the all-freshman team.

40 41 2008 Statistics All-Time Roster Record: 35-26 Home: 26-13 Away: 6-6 Neutral: 3-7 Sun Belt: 17-7 A F M S Alderman, Amy (1995-98) Fernandez, Jessica (2002) Marin, Kathie (1995-97) Sachs, Alanna (2000-03) Player AVg gP-GS aB r h 2B 3B hr rBI tB SLG% BB hB So gdP oB% SF SH SB-A Po a e fld% Arriaga, Danielle (2005-06) Fishback, Mandie (2006-07) Marshall, Brandie (1996-99) Sachs, Jessica (2003-06) 15 Jessica Myers .319 37-29 94 19 30 2 0 0 3 32 .340 6 0 20 0 .360 0 0 11-11 42 8 1 .980 Flege, Suzanne (1998-99) Marshall, Michelle (1998-99) Sanchez, Diane (2000-01) 3 Lauren Crandall .302 57-56 169 30 51 11 3 3 29 77 .456 7 4 33 0 .343 1 4 11-12 90 9 1 .990 Freel, Candice (2002-05) Matson, Tara (1995) Sawyer, Jaime (2001) 7 Melissa Moore .278 58-58 176 21 49 10 1 2 21 67 .381 13 1 31 0 .332 0 13 1-1 395 19 5 .988 Matthews, Ginny (2001-04) Schaus, Lisa (1997-98) 25 Blair Bodenmiller .262 41-41 126 23 33 6 1 2 15 47 .373 8 2 36 0 .314 1 8 14-16 79 83 20 .890 B Baird, Charlotte (2005-07) Mazzarella, Pam (2002-05) Schommer, Heather (1999) 2 Becky Brandies .261 58-57 165 21 43 8 1 2 16 59 .358 9 0 29 0 .299 0 10 4-4 61 1 2 .969 Barton, Amber (2007-pres.) McAfee, Molly (1999-00, 02) Schwarz, Jenna (2008-pres.) 12 Rose Gressley .253 31-28 75 8 19 5 0 0 9 24 .320 9 1 18 0 .337 1 1 0-0 1 60 2 .968 G Bellisari, Amy (2001-04) Gerzina, Allison (1998-99) McCarthy, Stephanie (2001) Shirah, Michelle (1999-03) 19 Caitlyn Bliss .252 52-51 139 23 35 14 3 1 18 58 .417 14 1 28 0 .321 2 10 1-2 36 61 12 .890 Bliss, Caitlyn (2008-pres.) Gonzalez, Kristen (2000-01) Melton, Jaime (1999-01, 03) Shoff, Courtney (1997-99) 12 Amber Barton .245 39-38 98 16 24 0 1 4 12 38 .388 23 1 34 0 .390 1 5 2-2 6 41 4 .922 Bodenmiller, Blair (2006-pres.) Grady, Tara (2005-07) Mikolich, Nicole (2004) Smith, Alicia (1996-98) 13 Kerri Croney .238 53-52 126 12 30 5 2 1 13 42 .333 23 0 26 0 .351 2 4 0-0 232 42 5 .982 Braggins, Jessica (2003-05) Gray, Ebony (2003) Miller, Candise (1995) Stanley, Kristen (2000-01) 4 Ambar Jones .235 27-14 51 10 12 1 1 0 5 15 .294 2 1 10 0 .278 0 3 6-8 7 0 1 .875 Brandies, Becky (2006-pres.) Greco, Lauren (2005) Miller, Stacy (1996) Stauffer, Kathryn (2006-pres.) 6 Amy Bukovich .216 61-60 171 18 37 8 1 2 21 53 .310 8 2 20 0 .260 0 5 4-4 121 133 20 .927 Brewer, Lisa (1995) Greene, Ashley (2004-05) Mojica, Michelle (1997) Stokes, Amy (1995) 8 Christine Houghtaling .215 28-25 65 6 14 3 0 0 5 17 .262 3 0 23 0 .250 0 2 1-1 37 3 1 .976 Broyles, Hailey (2007-pres.) Gressley, Rose (2008-pres.) Moore, Melissa (2005-2008) Suarez, Vanessa (2006-2008) 5 Ashlyn Parmerter .185 44-42 65 3 12 4 0 0 5 16 .246 4 0 17 0 .229 1 4 1-1 67 77 1 .993 Bukovich, Amy (2006-pres.) Guy, Kala (2006) Morin, Amanda (2003-04) Sutcliffe, Chris (1997, 99-01) 32 Vanessa Suarez .500 8-4 12 2 6 0 0 1 3 9 .750 3 0 5 0 .600 0 1 0-0 7 2 1 .900 Musillo, Jen (2006-07) 9 Brittany Walker .171 17-12 35 2 6 0 0 0 3 6 .171 2 0 12 0 .216 0 1 1-1 42 7 0 1.000 Myers, Jessica (2008-pres.) 11 Hailey Broyles .130 13-11 23 1 3 1 0 0 1 4 .174 1 1 8 0 .200 0 0 1-1 8 0 2 .800 Myers, Nikki (1999-02) 17 Jenna Schwarz .125 9-1 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .125 0 0 2 0 .125 0 1 0-0 2 10 2 .857 C H T Cardinale, Frankie (2007) Hargis, Diana (1995) Tamayo, Marlene (1995-96) 54 Quincy Wilson .000 3-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 Cashion, Cat (2001) Hollon, Kim (1995-96) Thompson, Christina (2002-05) Catanese, Jackie (1997-00) Houghtaling, Christine (2006-pres.) Tierney, Katie (2000) Totals .253 61-61 1609 217 407 78 14 18 179 567 .352 136 14 356 0 .315 9 72 58-64 1277 556 80 .958 N Cavanaugh, Jennifer (2003-05) Niadna, Liz (1997-98) Opponents .264 61-61 1628 215 430 60 11 34 187 614 .377 174 9 243 0 .335 17 57 38-54 1263 501 81 .956 Corbett, Joslyn (1996) Nicosia, Kelly (1999) Cornell, Ashleigh (2005) Nicosia, Kim (1998-01) LOB -Team (374), Opp (408). DPs turned - Team (25), Opp (9). IBB - Team (3), Croney 1, Bukovich 1, Bliss, C 1. Picked off -Crandall 2, Bodenmiller 1, Walker, B 1. J V Corso, Shauna (2006) Jaudon, Jackie (1997) Norton, Annie (2001) Voyles, Annie (2006-07) Crandall, Lauren (2005-2008) Johnson, Krysta (2002) Croney, Kerri (2008-pres.) Johnson, Melanie (1995) Player ERA W l aPP gS cg Sho cBO SV IP h r er BB SO 2B 3B hr aB B/Avg WP hB BK SFA SHA Curfman, Cari (2008-pres.) Jones, Ambar (2007-pres.) O W 12 Rose Gressley 2.34 16 7 36 26 12 4 4 1 158.2 153 65 53 57 60 23 7 6 592 .258 14 5 0 4 27 O’Connor, Jenna (1996-97) Wagner, Mindy (1997) 10 Amber Barton 2.91 19 19 48 33 23 2 4 3 264.1 272 147 110 113 183 36 4 28 1021 .266 30 4 0 13 30 Walker, Brittany (2008-pres.) 32 Vanessa Suarez 5.25 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2.2 5 3 2 4 0 1 0 0 15 .333 0 0 0 0 0 D K Walker, Chan (1995-96) Dittebrand, Amanda (1996) Kalavitis, Nikki (1997) P Ward, Margaret (1996-98) Totals 2.71 35 26 61 61 35 10 4 4 425.2 430 215 165 174 243 60 11 34 1628 .264 44 9 0 17 57 Doolittle, Erin (2001-02) Kintz, Jennifer (1997-98) Parmerter, Ashlyn (2008-pres.) Webster, Nicolete (2000) Doonan, Meghan (2005-07) Klaus, Alana (1995) Piazza, Jenn (2002-05) Wilson, Quincy (2008-pres.) PB - Team (49), Croney 39, Walker, B 8, Wilson, Q 2, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (4), Croney 3, Walker, B 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT -Croney (33-45), Barton (24-35), Dow, Jamie (1995) Picon, Kristie (2000-01) Wright, Heather (2000-02) Gressley (14-19), Walker, B (5-9). Dull, Stephiane (1997) Piper, Callie (2001-04) L Pla, Sherri (1995-97, 99) Lopez, Jenna (2004-07) Pratt, Liana (1999-01) Y E Lopez, Marlene (2004-06) Price, Tabitha (1999-00) Ybarra, Ninya (1999-02) Player C Po a e fld% dPs SBa cSB SBA% PB cI Ebanks, Maggie (2006-07) Lotz, Dana (1995-96) 9 Brittany Walker 49 42 7 0 1.000 0 5 4 .556 8 0 Eglin, Pam (1996) Active players in bold 24 Cari Curfman 40 40 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 - 0 0 Evans, Lauren (2003) R Reflects players who have appeared in 54 Quincy Wilson 4 4 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2 0 Raney, Courtney (2004-05) at least one career game. 5 Ashlyn Parmerter 145 67 77 1 .993 6 0 0 - 0 0 Rogers, Rhianna (2000, 02) 3 Lauren Crandall 100 90 9 1 .990 0 0 0 - 0 0 Ryan, Michelle (2002, 04) 7 Melissa Moore 419 395 19 5 .988 19 0 0 - 0 0 Team Season Records 13 Kerri Croney 279 232 42 5 .982 2 33 12 .733 39 0 15 Jessica Myers 51 42 8 1 .980 0 0 0 - 0 0 Miscellaneous RBIs 258 1999 8 Christine Houghtaling 41 37 3 1 .976 0 0 0 - 0 0 Most Wins 62 2002 Stolen Bases 99 1999 2 Becky Brandies 64 61 1 2 .969 0 0 0 - 0 0 Fewest Losses 13 2002 12 Rose Gressley 63 1 60 2 .968 0 14 5 .737 0 0 Winning Streak 18 2000 Fielding 6 Amy Bukovich 274 121 133 20 .927 17 0 0 - 0 0 Putouts 1571 2004 10 Amber Barton 51 6 41 4 .922 4 24 11 .686 0 0 Batting Assists 835 1997 32 Vanessa Suarez 10 7 2 1 .900 0 0 0 - 0 0 Batting Average .300 1995 Errors 112 1998 25 Blair Bodenmiller 182 79 83 20 .890 7 0 0 - 0 0 Runs Scored 313 1999 Fielding Percentage .968 2002 19 Catilyn Bliss 109 36 61 12 .890 2 0 0 - 0 0 Fewest Runs Allowed 97 2002 4 Amber Jones 8 7 0 1 .875 0 0 0 - 0 0 Hits 540 2002 17 Jenna Schwarz 14 2 10 2 .857 0 0 0 - 0 0 Fewest Hits Allowed 296 2001 Pitching ERA 0.86 2001 11 Hailey Broyles 10 8 0 2 .800 0 0 0 - 0 0 Doubles 83 2002 Complete Games 63 2000 Triples 38 1998 Shutouts 33 2002 Totals 1913 1277 556 80 .958 25 38 16 .704 49 0 Home Runs 49 2002 Innings Pitched 523.2 2004 Opponents 1845 1263 501 81 .956 9 58 6 .906 15 0 Fewest Home Runs Strikeouts 565 2002 Allowed 5 1998 No-Hitters 5 2002

42 43 Walks Individual/Team Game Records Player 4 4 Times Year-By-Year Results Team 9 03/05/97 (vs. College of Charleston) Miscellaneous 9 03/26/04 (at Belmont) home Away Neutral Conference Overall Player 8 Becky Brandies 05/07/07 (vs. FIU) Year Head Coach W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT Team 57 05/07/07 (vs. FIU) Sacrifice Flies 1995 Joan Joyce 18 5 .783 5 4 .556 10 9 .526 9 5 .743 33 18 .647 Runs Player 2 Three 3 times Player 4 Dana Lotz 04/21/96 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) Team 4 02/18/95 (vs. Stetson) 1996 Joan Joyce 17 8 .680 6 2 .750 14 22 .389 11 5 .688 37 32 .536 4 Mandie Fishback 05/07/07 (vs. FIU) 4 02/21/95 (vs. St. Peter’s) 1997 Joan Joyce 16 6 .727 13 5 .722 13 18 .419 14 2 .875 42 29 .592 Team 20 02/25/95 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) OSawcrifilsce’ Hncaaits tournament 1998 Joan Joyce 26 6 .813 13 7 .650 8 7 .533 14 6 .700 47 20 .701 Player 2 26 times Hits 1999 Joan Joyce 17 5 .773 15 6 .714 17 9 .654 10 2 .833 49 20 .710 Player 4 25 times Team 6 04/23/06 (vs. Jacksonville) appearances 2000 Joan Joyce 21 5 .808 10 2 .833 26 10 .722 13 1 .929 57 17 .770 Team 23 02/25/95 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) Stolen Bases RBI Player 4 Suzanne Flege 04/08/99 (vs. Campbell) 2001 Joan Joyce 25 6 .806 5 7 .417 16 8 .667 9 5 .642 46 21 .687 Player 6 Michelle Shirah 03/29/99 (vs. Mercer) Team 5 02/25/95 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 2002 Joan Joyce 26 6 .813 14 1 .933 22 6 .786 16 2 .889 62 13 .827 5 04/08/99 (vs. Campbell) Nikki Myers 02/28/00 (vs. St. Bonaventure) 2003 Joan Joyce 21 8 .724 13 5 .722 10 15 .400 18 4 .818 44 28 .611 Team 17 02/25/95 (vs. Bethune-Cookman Putouts 2004 Joan Joyce 37 6 .860 11 4 .733 8 8 .500 17 3 .850 56 18 .757 Player 21 Pam Mazzarella 03/02/04 (vs. St. John’s) Doubles 2005 Joan Joyce 21 18 .538 4 11 .733 5 10 .333 14 6 .700 37 32 .536 Player 3 Mandie Fishback 02/24/07 (vs. Texas Tech) Callie Piper 05/05/04 (vs. UCF) 3 Amy Bukovich 03/03/07 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) Team 45 05/08/07 (vs. FIU) 2006 Joan Joyce 24 19 .558 11 2 .846 0 4 .000 15 5 .750 35 25 .583 Team 8 03/03/07 (vs. Bethune Cookman Assists 2007 Joan Joyce 26 15 .634 11 6 .647 5 2 .714 16 8 .667 42 23 .646 Player 10 3 times 2008 Joan Joyce 26 13 .667 6 6 .500 3 7 .300 17 7 .708 35 26 .574 Triples Team 22 04/19/00 (vs. Stetson) Player 2 7 times Totals 321 126 .718 137 68 .668 157 135 .538 193 61 .760 622 322 .659 Team 4 03/18/99 (vs. Princeton) Innings Pitched Home Runs Player 15 Nikki Myers 05/04/01 (vs. Stetson) Player 2 10 times 15 Jen Musillo 05/08/07 (vs. FIU) Team 4 4/15/06 (vs. North Florida) Team 15 Twice Total Bases Strikeouts Player 11 Nikki Myers 02/28/00 (vs. St. Bonaventure) Player 25 Nikki Myers 05/04/01 (vs. Stetson) Team 25 05/04/01 (vs. Stetson) Team 31 04/12/03 (vs. Mercer)

Single Season Individual Records Batting Games Played 75 Nikki Myers 2002 Ginny Matthews 2002 At Bats 248 Jessica Sachs 2004 Hits 80 Heather Wright 2002 Doubles 19 Ginny Matthews 2003 Triples 10 Alicia Smith 1998 Home Runs 19 Nikki Myers 2001 Runs 51 Heather Wright 2002 RBIs 52 Diana Hargis 1995 Stolen Bases 37 Suzanne Flege 1999 Walks 57 Nikki Myers 2001 Hit by Pitch 13 Jenna Lopez 2007 Sacrifices 19 Callie Piper 2004 Batting Average .420 Diana Hargis 1995 On-Base Percentage .534 Nikki Myers 2001 Slugging Percentage .757 Nikki Myers 2001 Pitching Appearances 51 Nikki Myers 2002 Games Started 41 Nikki Myers 2002 Complete Games 39 Nikki Myers 2002 Shutouts 19 Nikki Myers 2002 Innings Pitched 294.0 Nikki Myers 2002 Ginny Mathews (2001-04) Strikeouts 437 Nikki Myers 2002 Saves 5 Nikki Myers 2002 Wins 36 Nikki Myers 2002 ERA 0.57 Nikki Myers 2001 Fielding Putouts 631 Jackie Catanese 1997 Assists 202 Rhianna Rogers 2000

44 45 02/20/96 St. John’s H 10 1 7 W 5-4 1997 (42-29, 14-2 A-Sun/1st East) 04/26/97 Jacksonville State ! A 4 3 7 W 42-27 Season Results 02/20/96 St. John’s H 11 1 7 W 6-4 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 05/08/97 Nicholls State $ A 0 1 7 L 42-28 1995 (33-18, 9-5 A-Sun/2nd East) 02/22/96 St. Peter’s H 1 0 7 W 7-4 01/27/97 Goldey-Beacom H 11 1 7 W 1-0 05/08/97 Nicholls State $ A 0 8 6 L 42-29 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun Overall 02/22/96 St. Peter’s H 8 7 7 W 8-4 01/27/97 Goldey-Beacom H 9 1 7 W 2-0 *A-Sun regular season 01/31/95 Goldey-Beacom H 5 2 7 W 1-0 02/24/96 South Florida H 0 4 7 L 8-5 02/07/97 Bethune-Cookman % Florida Tournament (Gainesville, FL) 02/04/95 Nova Southeastern H 2 1 7 W 2-0 02/24/96 South Florida H 0 6 7 L 8-6 (No-Hitter) A 4 0 7 W 3-0 ~ USF Tournament (Tampa, FL) 02/05/95 Barry H 2 0 7 W 3-0 02/25/96 Mercer * H 8 3 7 W 2-3 9-6 02/07/97 Bethune-Cookman A 10 3 7 W 4-0 # FAU Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 02/18/95 Stetson * H 3 6 7 L 0-1 3-1 02/25/96 Mercer * H 4 0 7 W 3-3 10-6 02/08/97 Mercer *(NH) H 1 0 7 W 1-0 5-0 ^ USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 02/18/95 Stetson * H 9 1 6 W 1-1 4-1 03/02/96 Central Michigan % H 7 6 7 W 11-6 02/08/97 Mercer * H 6 0 7 W 2-0 6-0 @ FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) 02/21/95 St. Peter’s H 3 2 10 W 5-1 03/02/96 Penn State % H 4 5 10 L 11-7 02/14/97 Florida A&M % N 13 3 5 W 7-0 & Georgia Tech “Buzz” Classic (Atlanta, GA) 02/21/95 St. Peter’s H 4 3 7 W 6-1 03/02/96 St. Bonaventure % H 10 0 6 W 12-7 02/14/97 Florida A&M % N 4 6 7 L 7-1 + UNC Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) 02/22/95 St. John’s H 4 1 7 W 7-1 03/03/96 Penn State % H 1 6 7 L 12-8 02/15/97 Loyola-Chicago % N 3 0 7 W 8-1 ! A-Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, AL) 02/22/95 St. John’s H 5 4 7 W 8-1 03/03/96 St. Bonaventure % H 5 4 7 W 13-8 02/15/97 Florida % A 0 1 8 L 8-2 $ NCAA Play-In (Thibodeaux, LA) 02/24/95 South Florida A 0 2 7 L 8-2 03/04/96 College of Charleston * H 10 1 5 W 4-3 14-8 02/16/97 Northwestern % N 5 2 7 W 9-2 02/24/95 South Florida A 0 3 7 L 8-3 03/04/96 College of Charleston * H 8 0 5 W 5-3 15-8 02/20/97 Stetson * A 7 2 7 W 3-0 10-2 1998 (47-20, 14-6 A-Sun/1st East) 02/25/95 Bethune-Cookman A 9 0 5 W 9-3 03/06/96 St. Bonaventure H 3 2 7 W 16-8 02/20/97 Stetson * A 1 2 7 L 3-1 10-3 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 02/25/95 Bethune-Cookman A 20 2 5 W 10-3 03/06/96 St. Bonaventure H 4 0 7 W 17-8 02/21/97 South Florida A 2 3 7 L 10-4 01/26/98 Goldey-Beacom H 8 1 7 W 1-0 02/26/95 Mercer * H 3 2 7 W 2-1 11-3 03/08/96 Central Michigan ~ N 3 6 7 L 17-9 02/21/97 Tennessee ~ N 0 5 7 L 10-5 01/26/98 Goldey-Beacom H 9 1 5 W 2-0 02/26/95 Mercer * H 4 1 7 W 3-1 12-3 03/08/96 Illinois-Chicago ~ N 1 8 7 L 17-10 02/22/97 South Florida A 0 6 7 L 10-6 02/10/98 Florida A&M H 6 7 7 L 2-1 03/04/95 College of Charleston * N 5 3 4 W 4-1 13-3 03/08/96 Oklahoma State ~ N 3 8 7 L 17-11 02/22/97 Miami (OH) ~ N 2 1 7 W 11-6 02/10/98 Florida A&M H 6 2 7 W 3-1 03/04/95 College of Charleston * N 5 4 7 W 5-1 14-3 03/09/96 South Carolina ~ N 0 10 5 L 17-12 02/23/97 Miami (OH) ~ N 0 3 9 L 11-7 02/14/98 Bethune-Cookman H 13 4 5 W 4-1 03/07/95 Campbell * N 7 3 7 W 6-1 15-3 03/09/96 Notre Dame ~ N 0 3 7 L 17-13 02/23/97 Tennessee ~ N 0 5 7 L 11-8 02/14/98 Bethune-Cookman H 4 2 7 W 5-1 03/07/95 Campbell * N 0 1 7 L 6-2 15-4 03/12/96 Rutgers H 1 3 7 L 17-14 02/28/97 Campbell * H 2 3 7 L 3-2 11-9 02/21/98 Stetson * H 1 0 7 W 1-0 6-1 03/08/95 Loyola-Chicago % N 1 12 5 L 15-5 03/12/96 Rutgers H 7 1 7 W 18-14 02/28/97 Campbell * H 5 4 7 W 4-2 12-9 02/21/98 Stetson * H 6 3 7 W 2-0 7-1 03/08/95 Maine % N 9 4 6 W 16-5 03/13/96 Rutgers H 3 6 7 L 18-15 03/01/97 Auburn # H 4 2 7 W 13-9 02/25/98 FIU* A 3 2 9 W 3-0 8-1 03/09/95 SE Missouri State % N 0 8 7 L 16-6 03/13/96 Rutgers H 3 6 7 L 18-16 03/01/97 Harvard # H 7 4 7 W 14-9 02/25/98 FIU* 03/09/95 Creighton % N 0 6 6 L 16-7 03/14/96 Western Illinois # N 0 3 7 L 18-17 03/01/97 Central Michigan # H 3 0 7 W 15-9 (Perfect Game) A 1 0 7 W 4-0 9-1 03/11/95 St. Bonaventure H 11 3 6 W 17-7 03/14/96 Bradley # N 6 0 7 W 19-17 03/02/97 Harvard # H 3 6 7 L 15-10 02/28/98 Harvard % H 8 5 7 W 10-1 03/11/95 St. Bonaventure H 11 3 5 W 18-7 03/14/96 South Florida # N 1 8 7 L 19-18 03/02/97 Central Michigan # H 10 5 7 W 16-10 02/28/98 Illinois-Chicago % H 5 4 7 W 11-1 03/12/95 Fairfield H 3 4 7 L 18-8 03/15/96 Notre Dame # N 2 4 7 L 19-19 03/02/97 Auburn # H 1 3 7 L 16-11 03/02/98 Villanova % H 7 1 7 W 12-1 03/12/95 Fairfield H 8 2 7 W 19-8 03/15/96 Massachusetts # N 2 9 7 L 19-20 03/03/97 Central Michigan # H 2 3 7 L 16-12 03/02/98 Furman % H 5 1 7 W 13-1 03/14/95 Rhode Island H 2 6 7 L 19-9 03/22/96 Vermont ^ N 7 0 7 W 20-20 03/03/97 Auburn # H 7 0 7 W 17-12 03/02/98 Missouri % H 0 8 5 L 13-2 03/14/95 Rhode Island H 8 0 5 W 20-9 03/22/96 Army ^ N 7 4 7 W 21-20 03/05/97 College of Charleston * H 5 0 7 W 5-2 18-12 03/03/98 College of Charleston * H 1 0 7 W 5-0 14-2 03/15/95 Seton Hall H 3 9 7 L 20-10 03/23/96 Rhode Island ^ N 9 1 5 W 22-20 03/05/97 College of Charleston * H 10 1 6 W 6-2 19-12 03/03/98 College of Charleston * H 6 0 7 W 6-0 15-2 03/15/95 Seton Hall H 9 1 5 W 21-10 03/23/96 Troy State ^ N 1 3 6 L 22-21 03/06/97 Michigan State N 0 2 7 L 19-13 03/06/98 Texas # N 5 2 7 W 16-2 03/16/95 Providence ~ N 3 0 7 W 22-10 04/03/96 College of Charleston * A 5 3 7 W 6-3 23-21 03/07/97 Robert Morris ^ N 4 3 7 W 20-13 03/06/98 Robert Morris # N 1 2 7 L 16-3 03/16/95 Dayton ~ N 7 10 7 L 22-11 04/03/96 College of Charleston * A 10 1 5 W 7-3 24-21 03/07/97 South Carolina ^ N 2 11 6 L 20-14 03/06/98 Indiana State # N 9 0 5 W 17-3 03/17/95 UW-Green Bay ~ N 5 2 6 W 23-11 04/04/96 Mercer * A 2 0 7 W 8-3 25-21 03/07/97 Chattanooga ^ N 3 8 7 L 20-15 03/07/98 Mississippi # N 5 4 7 W 18-3 03/17/95 UT-Martin ~ N 4 10 7 L 23-12 04/04/96 Mercer * A 3 0 7 W 9-3 26-21 03/08/97 Indiana ^ N 0 4 7 L 20-16 03/07/98 Hofstra # N 0 5 7 L 18-4 03/18/95 Morehead State ~ N 2 1 8 W 24-12 04/05/96 Troy State & N 0 5 7 L 26-22 03/08/97 Indiana State ^ N 1 0 7 W 21-16 03/07/98 Iowa # N 0 1 7 L 18-5 03/18/95 Vermont ~ N 8 2 6 W 25-12 04/05/96 Tennessee & N 0 9 5 L 26-33 03/14/97 Iowa State @ N 3 5 8 L 21-17 03/09/98 St. Peter’s H 6 3 7 W 19-5 03/19/95 Ohio ~ N 1 4 6 L 25-13 04/06/96 Georgia Tech & N 1 3 7 L 26-24 03/14/97 Miami (OH) @ N 4 5 7 L 21-18 03/09/98 St. Peter’s H 7 6 7 W 20-5 03/19/95 Army ~ N 7 0 5 W 26-13 04/06/96 Nicholls State & N 6 5 7 W 27-24 03/14/97 Michigan @ N 1 5 7 L 21-19 03/10/98 Mercer * H 3 2 7 W 7-0 21-5 03/25/95 Stetson * A 10 0 6 W 7-2 27-13 04/06/96 Samford & A 8 5 7 W 28-24 03/15/97 Georgia State @ N 4 5 7 L 21-20 03/10/98 Mercer * H 3 0 7 W 8-0 22-5 03/25/95 Stetson * A 0 8 5 L 7-3 27-14 04/07/96 Troy State & N 3 2 7 W 29-24 03/15/97 Southern Illinois @ N 2 3 7 L 21-21 03/13/98 Bradley ^ N 3 2 7 W 23-5 03/31/95 Bethune-Cookman H 13 0 5 W 28-14 04/07/96 Nicholls State & N 4 6 7 L 29-25 03/17/97 Yale H 8 9 7 L 21-22 03/13/98 Central Michigan ^ N 5 7 7 L 23-6 03/31/95 Bethune-Cookman H 16 5 5 W 29-14 04/11/96 *Campbell * A 4 2 7 W 10-3 30-25 03/17/97 Yale H 2 6 7 L 21-23 03/13/98 Massachusetts ^ N 0 4 7 L 23-7 04/14/95 Campbell * N 1 2 7 L 7-4 29-15 04/11/96 *Campbell * A 1 2 8 L 10-4 30-26 03/27/97 College of Charleston * A 4 1 7 W 7-2 22-23 03/14/98 Furman ^ N 5 1 7 W 24-7 04/14/95 Campbell * N 2 4 7 L 7-5 29-16 04/12/96 Campbell + N 4 10 7 L 30-27 03/27/97 College of Charleston * A 8 3 7 W 8-2 23-23 03/14/98 Northern Illinois ^ N 0 8 5 L 24-8 04/15/95 College of Charleston * N 6 4 10 W 8-5 30-16 04/12/96 South Carolina + N 0 9 6 L 30-28 03/28/97 Nicholls State & N 1 3 7 L 23-24 03/21/98 Michigan State & H 0 6 7 L 24-9 04/15/95 College of Charleston * N 10 1 5 W 9-5 31-16 04/13/96 Florida State + N 1 0 7 W 31-28 03/28/97 Mercer & N 6 1 7 W 24-24 03/21/98 Hartford & H 5 0 7 W 25-9 04/28/95 Georgia State ! A 2 1 8 W 32-16 04/13/96 Maryland + N 3 0 8 W 32-28 03/29/97 Evansville & N 5 2 7 W 25-24 03/22/98 Michigan State & H 5 0 7 W 26-9 04/28/95 Campbell ! N 2 0 7 W 33-16 04/14/96 North Carolina + A 6 7 7 L 32-29 03/29/97 Illinois-Chicago & N 4 3 7 W 26-24 03/22/98 Hartford & H 4 0 7 W 27-9 04/29/95 Campbell ! N 0 1 7 L 33-17 04/18/96 Stetson * A 4 5 8 L 10-5 32-30 03/29/97 Nicholls State & N 0 3 7 L 26-25 03/24/98 Charleston Southern H 5 0 7 W 28-9 04/29/95 Campbell ! N 2 3 10 L 33-18 04/18/96 Stetson * A 5 2 7 W 11-5 33-30 03/31/97 Mercer * A 2 0 7 W 9-2 27-25 03/24/98 Charleston Southern H 12 4 5 W 29-9 * A-Sun regular season 04/21/96 Bethune-Cookman H 9 2 7 W 34-30 03/31/97 Mercer * A 3 2 7 W 10-2 28-25 03/26/98 College of Charleston * A 2 0 10 W 9-0 30-9 % Rebel Games (Orlando, FL) 04/21/96 Bethune-Cookman H 17 5 5 W 35-30 04/05/97 Stetson * H 1 0 7 W 11-2 29-25 03/26/98 College of Charleston * A 3 5 7 L 9-1 30-10 ~ Rebel Games (Orlando, FL) 04/25/96 Campbell $ A 1 2 9 L 35-31 04/05/97 Stetson * H 13 3 5 W 12-2 30-25 03/27/98 UNC Charlotte + N 2 0 7 W 31-10 ! A-Sun Tournament (Atlanta, GA) 04/25/96 SE Louisiana $ N 4 3 7 W 36-31 04/07/97 Florida A&M H 5 2 7 W 31-25 03/27/98 Drake N 3 1 7 W 32-10 04/26/96 Centenary $ N 2 1 7 W 37-31 04/07/97 Florida A&M H 3 1 7 W 32-25 03/28/98 Georgia Tech + A 4 2 8 W 33-10 04/26/96 Campbell $ A 1 6 7 L 37-32 04/10/97 Campbell * A 6 3 8 W 13-2 33-25 03/28/98 Nicholls State + N 3 0 7 W 34-10 1996 (37-32, 11-5 A-Sun/3rd East) 04/10/97 Campbell * A 4 1 7 W 14-2 34-25 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record * A-Sun regular season 03/29/98 Georgia Tech + A 2 0 7 W 35-10 04/11/97 Florida State + N 1 5 7 L 34-26 01/29/96 Goldey-Beacom H 6 3 7 W 1-0 % FAU Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 03/29/98 Utah + N 4 6 8 L 35-11 04/11/97 North Carolina + A 11 3 7 W 35-26 01/29/96 Goldey-Beacom H 10 2 6 W 2-0 ~ USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 03/30/98 Mercer * A 5 4 7 W 10-1 36-11 04/13/97 North Carolina + A 5 0 7 W 36-26 02/03/96 Nova Southeastern H 7 6 7 W 3-0 # FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) 03/30/98 Mercer * A 3 2 7 W 11-1 37-11 04/13/97 Florida State + N 0 4 7 L 36-27 02/04/96 Nova Southeastern H 3 4 7 L 3-1 ^ Rebel Games (Orlando, FL) 04/05/98 South Florida H 0 4 7 L 37-12 04/19/97 Florida Southern H 4 0 7 W 37-27 02/17/96 Campbell * H 1 2 9 L 0-1 3-2 & Samford Invitational (Birmingham, AL) 04/05/98 South Florida H 2 6 7 L 37-13 04/19/97 Florida Southern H 1 0 7 W 38-27 02/17/96 Campbell * H 7 8 12 L 0-2 3-3 + UNC Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) 04/07/98 FIU * H 0 3 7 L 11-2 37-14 04/24/97 Mercer ! N 4 0 7 W 39-27 02/18/96 Stetson * H 0 1 7 L 0-3 3-4 ! A-Sun Tournament (Buies Creek, NC) 04/07/98 FIU * H 5 0 7 W 12-2 38-14 04/24/97 Stetson ! N 8 0 7 W 40-27 02/18/96 Stetson * H 8 0 5 W 1-3 4-4 04/10/98 Campbell * A 1 2 7 L 12-3 38-15 04/25/97 Jacksonville State ! A 2 1 7 W 41-27

46 47 (Season Results cont.) 04/11/98 Campbell * A 1 2 8 L 12-4 38-16 03/29/99 Mercer * A 13 0 6 W 4-0 32-15 03/10/00 Michigan State & N 6 5 7 W 26-9 02/27/01 Albany (NY) H 12 0 5 W 11-5 04/17/98 Campbell * H 6 1 7 W 13-4 39-16 04/02/99 Stetson * H 9 4 7 W 5-0 33-15 03/10/00 Virginia Tech & N 0 1 7 L 26-10 03/02/01 Connecticut # N 2 1 10 W 12-5 04/17/98 Campbell * H 2 7 7 L 13-5 39-17 04/02/99 Stetson * H 6 1 7 W 6-0 34-15 03/11/00 Chattanooga & N 3 8 7 L 26-11 03/02/01 Wichita State # N 8 0 6 W 13-5 04/18/98 Stetson * A 6 0 7 W 14-5 40-17 04/08/99 Campbell * A 0 1 7 L 6-1 34-16 03/14/00 Southern Illinois H 0 1 7 L 26-12 03/03/01 Arkansas # N 2 1 8 W 14-5 04/18/98 Stetson * A 4 8 7 L 14-6 40-18 04/08/99 Campbell * A 4 3 7 W 7-1 35-16 03/14/00 Southern Illinois 03/03/01 Ohio State # N 3 4 7 L 14-6 04/21/98 Florida Southern A 6 3 7 W 41-18 04/10/99 Florida State + N 1 0 7 W 36-16 (No-Hitter) H 2 0 7 W 27-12 03/04/01 FIU # A 1 0 7 W 15-6 04/21/98 Florida Southern A 13 1 5 W 42-18 04/10/99 North Carolina + A 6 4 9 W 37-16 03/16/00 Rutgers H 2 1 7 W 28-12 03/08/01 Massachusetts ^ N 6 0 7 W 16-6 04/30/98 Jacksonville State ! H 3 0 7 W 43-18 04/14/99 FIU A 4 0 7 W 38-16 03/17/00 Colgate @ H 9 1 6 W 29-12 03/08/01 Kansas ^ N 6 5 7 W 17-6 04/30/98 FIU ! H 3 0 7 W 44-18 04/14/99 FIU A 1 2 7 L 38-17 03/17/00 Rutgers @ (No-Hitter) H 3 0 7 W 30-12 03/09/01 Wisconsin ^ N 0 1 7 L 17-7 05/01/98 Stetson ! H 3 1 7 W 45-18 04/16/99 Campbell * H 1 2 8 L 7-2 38-18 03/18/00 Chattanooga @ H 4 2 7 W 31-12 03/09/01 Hofstra ^ N 9 3 7 W 18-7 05/02/98 Georgia State ! H 3 2 10 W 46-18 04/16/99 Campbell * H 4 0 7 W 8-2 39-18 03/18/00 Michigan State @ H 0 1 7 L 31-13 03/10/01 Chattanooga ^ N 2 1 7 W 19-7 05/07/98 Northwestern State $ A 6 3 9 W 47-18 04/18/99 Stetson * A 5 0 7 W 9-2 40-18 03/19/00 Michigan State @ H 3 1 7 W 32-13 03/10/01 Mississippi State ^ N 3 2 7 W 20-7 05/07/98 Northwestern State $ A 3 6 7 L 47-19 04/18/99 Stetson * A 9 1 6 W 10-2 41-18 03/24/00 Ohio + N 3 1 7 W 33-13 03/10/01 Stanford ^ N 0 2 7 L 20-8 05/08/98 Northwestern State $ A 2 5 7 L 47-20 04/29/99 Barry H 3 1 7 W 42-18 03/24/00 Middle Tennessee + N 2 1 7 W 34-13 03/13/01 Quinnipiac H 8 0 6 W 21-8 *A-Sun regular season 04/29/99 Barry H 4 0 7 W 43-18 03/25/00 Rhode Island + N 1 0 7 W 35-13 03/13/01 Quinnipiac H 10 2 6 W 22-8 % FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/06/99 Samford ! N 3 0 7 W 44-18 03/25/00 Illinois-Chicago + N 1 0 7 W 36-13 03/14/01 Valparaiso H 3 2 8 W 23-8 # USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 05/07/99 Jacksonville State ! N 3 0 7 W 45-18 03/26/00 Illinois-Chicago + N 7 1 7 W 37-13 03/14/01 Valparaiso H 7 1 7 W 24-8 ^ FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) 05/07/99 Troy State ! N 4 2 7 W 46-18 03/26/00 SW Missouri State + N 2 1 7 W 38-13 03/16/01 Nebraska & N 1 2 7 L 24-9 & FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/08/99 Troy State ! N 6 2 7 W 47-18 03/26/00 Evansville + N 2 1 7 W 39-13 03/16/01 Bethune-Cookman & N 5 2 7 W 25-9 + Georgia Tech “Buzz” Classic (Atlanta, GA) 05/20/99 Michigan $ A 2 0 7 W 48-18 03/27/00 Troy State * H 2 0 7 W 3-0 40-13 03/17/01 Iowa State & N 2 1 7 W 26-9 ! A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 05/21/99 Central Michigan $ N 8 3 7 W 49-18 03/27/00 Troy State * H 2 0 7 W 4-0 41-13 03/17/01 Florida A&M & N 7 3 7 W 27-9 $ NCAA Play-In (Natchitoches, LA) 05/22/99 Arizona State $ N 1 2 7 L 49-19 04/01/00 Mercer * H 12 4 6 W 5-0 42-13 03/23/01 FIU @ H 3 4 7 L 27-10 05/23/99 Nebraska $ N 2 4 8 L 49-20 04/01/00 Mercer * H 3 1 7 W 6-0 43-13 03/23/01 Jacksonville State @ H 5 1 7 W 28-10 1999 (49-20, 10-2 A-Sun/1st East) * A-Sun regular season 04/06/00 Samford * A 1 0 7 W 7-0 44-13 03/23/01 Michigan State @ H 3 1 7 W 29-10 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record % USF “Louisville Slugger” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 04/06/00 Samford * A 5 0 7 W 8-0 45-13 03/24/01 Florida @ H 0 1 7 L 29-11 02/05/99 Maryland % N 3 2 7 W 1-0 ~ FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 04/07/00 Jacksonville State * A 3 1 7 W 9-0 46-13 03/25/01 FIU @ H 6 1 7 W 30-11 02/05/99 Nicholls State % N 5 0 7 W 2-0 # USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 04/07/00 Jacksonville State * A 2 0 7 W 10-0 47-13 03/25/01 Florida @ H 3 2 9 W 31-11 02/06/99 FIU % N 3 0 7 W 3-0 ^ FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) (No-Hitter) 03/27/01 Jacksonville State * H 3 5 7 L 0-1 31-12 02/06/99 South Florida % A 0 10 5 L 3-1 @ FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 04/19/00 Stetson * A 2 0 10 W 11-0 48-13 03/27/01 Jacksonville State * H 4 0 7 W 1-1 32-12 02/07/99 Northwestern % N 0 5 7 L 3-2 & Georgia Tech “Buzz” Classic (Atlanta, GA) 04/19/00 Stetson * A 2 1 7 W 12-0 49-13 04/05/01 Campbell * A 8 0 5 W 2-1 33-12 02/11/99 Bethune-Cookman H 9 1 6 W 4-2 + UNC Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) 04/21/00 FIU H 1 3 7 L 49-14 04/05/01 Campbell * A 0 1 7 L 2-2 33-13 02/11/99 Bethune-Cookman H 9 1 5 W 5-2 ! A-Sun Tournament (Dothan, AL) 04/21/00 FIU H 2 1 11 W 50-14 04/07/01 Florida State + N 4 5 8 L 33-14 02/16/99 FIU H 3 2 8 W 6-2 $ NCAA Regional (Ann Arbor, MI) 04/22/00 Georgia State * H 1 0 7 W 13-0 51-14 04/07/01 North Carolina + A 0 5 7 L 33-15 02/16/99 FIU H 3 2 7 W 7-2 04/22/00 Georgia State * H 0 1 7 L 13-1 51-15 04/08/01 East Carolina + N 4 0 7 W 34-15 02/21/99 Mercer * H 7 2 7 W 1-0 8-2 2000 (57-17, 13-1 A-Sun/1st) 04/29/00 Barry A 7 4 8 W 52-15 04/14/01 Samford * H 5 2 7 W 3-2 35-15 02/21/99 Mercer * H 1 0 7 W 2-0 9-2 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 04/29/00 Barry A 5 0 7 W 53-15 04/14/01 Samford * H 7 0 7 W 4-2 36-15 02/27/99 Valparaiso ~ H 8 1 7 W 10-2 02/04/00 Georgia % N 9 2 7 W 1-0 05/04/00 Samford ! H 8 0 5 W 54-15 04/18/01 Georgia State * A 4 6 7 L 4-3 36-16 02/27/99 Illinois-Chicago ~ H 1 2 7 L 10-3 02/04/00 Northwestern % N 4 3 9 W 2-0 05/04/00 Troy ! H 6 0 7 W 55-15 04/18/01 Georgia State * A 7 0 7 W 5-3 37-16 02/27/99 FIU ~ H 5 4 7 W 11-3 02/05/00 FIU % N 9 0 5 W 3-0 05/05/00 Stetson ! H 2 1 7 W 56-15 04/19/01 Mercer * A 0 1 9 L 5-4 37-17 02/28/99 Valparaiso ~ H 9 0 7 W 12-3 02/05/00 South Florida % A 3 0 7 W 4-0 05/06/00 Stetson ! H 2 0 7 W 57-15 04/19/01 Mercer * A 4 0 7 W 6-4 38-17 02/28/99 Illinois-Chicago ~ H 0 1 7 L 12-4 02/06/00 Maryland % N 3 2 7 W 5-0 05/18/00 Alabama $ N 0 1 9 L 57-16 04/21/01 Troy State * A 7 0 7 W 7-4 39-17 02/28/99 FIU ~ H 4 1 7 W 13-4 02/06/00 UCLA % N 3 7 7 L 5-1 05/19/00 Coastal Carolina $ N 2 4 7 L 57-17 04/21/01 Troy State * A 3 2 7 W 8-4 40-17 03/01/99 FIU ~ H 2 4 7 L 13-5 02/11/00 Florida A&M ~ N 3 1 7 W 6-1 * A-Sun regular season 04/24/01 Stetson * H 1 6 11 L 8-5 40-18 03/04/99 Michigan # N 1 4 7 L 13-6 02/12/00 Florida State ~ A 3 2 7 W 7-1 % USF “Louisville Slugger” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 04/24/01 Stetson * H 2 0 7 W 9-5 41-18 03/04/99 Hofstra # N 5 6 9 L 13-7 02/12/00 California ~ N 3 4 7 L 7-2 ~ FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) 05/01/01 FIU H 1 2 8 L 41-19 03/05/99 Georgia # N 1 2 7 L 13-8 02/13/00 Florida State ~ A 0 2 7 L 7-3 # FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/03/01 Troy State ! H 3 0 7 W 42-19 03/05/99 Florida State # N 8 4 7 W 14-8 02/15/00 FIU A 1 0 7 W 8-3 ^ FIU Invitational (Miami, FL) 05/04/01 Stetson ! H 1 0 15 W 43-19 03/06/99 Mississippi State # N 2 10 7 L 14-9 02/15/00 FIU A 0 7 7 L 8-4 & USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 05/04/01 Samford ! H 1 0 7 W 44-19 03/08/99 Toledo H 6 3 7 W 15-9 02/25/00 Furman # H 3 0 7 W 9-4 @ FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/05/01 Troy State ! H 1 0 7 W 45-19 03/08/99 Toledo H 5 3 7 W 16-9 02/25/00 St. Bonaventure # H 11 2 7 W 10-4 + Georgia Tech “Buzz” Classic 05/17/01 Florida $ N 3 0 7 W 46-19 03/11/99 Florida A&M A 5 6 7 L 16-10 02/26/00 Florida State # H 0 2 7 L 10-5 ! A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 05/18/01 California $ N 0 2 7 L 46-20 03/11/99 Florida A&M A 11 4 7 W 17-10 02/26/00 St. Bonaventure # H 7 0 7 W 11-5 $ NCAA Regional (Tempe, AZ) 05/19/01 Florida State $ A 0 2 7 L 46-21 03/12/99 Georgia Southern ^ N 8 1 7 W 18-10 02/27/00 Villanova # H 1 0 7 W 12-5 * A-Sun regular season 03/12/99 Iowa State ^ N 3 1 7 W 19-10 02/27/00 Eastern Michigan # H 3 5 10 L 12-6 2001 (46-21, 9-5 A-Sun/T-1st) % USF “Louisville Slugger” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 03/13/99 Maryland ^ N 1 10 6 L 19-11 02/28/00 Furman # H 1 0 7 W 13-6 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record ~ FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 03/13/99 Iowa State ^ N 10 4 7 W 20-11 02/28/00 St. Bonaventure # H 14 0 5 W 14-6 02/02/01 Northwestern % N 5 1 7 W 1-0 # FIU Invitational (Miami, FL) 03/14/99 Virginia Tech ^ N 4 1 7 W 21-11 03/01/00 Eastern Michigan H 3 4 7 L 14-7 02/02/01 Arizona % N 0 5 7 L 1-1 ^ USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 03/14/99 Virginia ^ N 8 2 7 W 22-11 03/01/00 Eastern Michigan H 3 0 7 W 15-7 02/03/01 Hawaii % N 2 3 9 L 1-2 & FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) 03/16/99 Hartford H 8 0 5 W 23-11 03/03/00 Ohio State ^ N 2 1 8 W 16-7 02/04/01 Tennessee % N 3 0 7 W 2-2 @ FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 03/16/99 Hartford (No-Hitter) H 9 0 6 W 24-11 03/03/00 Florida A&M ^ N 6 1 7 W 17-7 02/13/01 FIU A 2 3 8 L 2-3 + UNC Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) 03/18/99 Princeton H 8 4 7 W 25-11 03/04/00 Pittsburgh ^ N 1 0 7 W 18-7 02/13/01 FIU A 2 4 7 L 2-4 ! A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 03/18/99 Princeton H 6 4 7 W 26-11 03/04/00 Arkansas ^ N 5 0 7 W 19-7 02/22/01 Hofstra H 4 3 7 W 3-4 $ NCAA Regional (Tallahassee, FL) 03/19/99 Pittsburgh @ H 11 3 6 W 27-11 03/05/00 FIU ^ 02/22/01 Hofstra H 2 0 7 W 4-4 03/20/99 Princeton @ H 2 3 7 L 27-12 (No-Hitter) A 2 0 7 W 20-7 02/23/01 Florida A&M ~ H 10 0 5 W 5-4 2002 (62-13, 16-2 A-Sun/1st) 03/20/99 Michigan State @ H 7 1 7 W 28-12 03/05/00 Arkansas ^ N 3 7 7 L 20-8 02/23/01 Florida State ~ H 2 1 10 W 6-4 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 03/21/99 Michigan State @ H 0 10 5 L 28-13 03/06/00 Pittsburgh H 2 0 7 W 21-8 02/24/01 Illinois ~ H 10 0 6 W 7-4 02/01/02 Northwestern % N 9 8 7 W 1-0 03/26/99 Kent State & N 1 5 7 L 28-14 03/06/00 Pittsburgh H 2 1 7 W 22-8 02/24/01 Maryland ~ H 4 0 7 W 8-4 02/01/02 Tennessee % N 1 0 7 W 2-0 03/26/99 Georgia State & N 5 4 7 W 29-14 03/07/00 Campbell * H 10 2 5 W 1-0 23-8 02/25/01 Maryland ~ H 4 1 7 W 9-4 02/02/02 South Florida % A 9 3 7 W 3-0 03/27/99 East Carolina & N 3 2 7 W 30-14 03/07/00 Campbell * H 7 0 7 W 2-0 24-8 02/25/01 Florida State ~ H 0 1 7 L 9-5 02/02/02 South Florida % A 5 2 7 W 4-0 03/27/99 Illinois-Chicago & N 2 6 7 L 30-15 03/09/00 Boston & N 2 1 8 W 25-8 02/27/01 Albany (NY) H 6 2 7 W 10-5 02/03/02 Northwestern % N 2 1 7 W 5-0 03/29/99 Mercer * A 2 1 7 W 3-0 31-15 03/09/00 Florida & N 0 5 7 L 25-9 02/08/02 Washington ~ N 1 2 10 L 5-1

48 49 (Season Results cont.) 02/08/02 Florida State ~ A 4 2 7 W 6-1 % USF “Louisville Slugger” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 04/26/03 Central Florida * A 4 1 7 W 16-4 35-25 03/27/04 Lipscomb * A 1 3 7 L 3-1 34-12 02/09/02 South Carolina ~ N 1 0 7 W 7-1 ~ FSU Invitational (Tallahassee, FL) 04/27/03 Jacksonville State * H 6 5 10 W 17-4 36-25 03/31/04 FIU A 2 0 7 W 35-12 02/10/02 Louisville ~ N 4 0 7 W 8-1 # FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 04/27/03 Jacksonville State * H 2 1 11 W 18-4 37-25 04/02/04 Gardner-Webb * H 4 0 7 W 4-1 36-12 02/10/02 Washington N 1 3 7 L 8-2 ^ FIU Invitational (Miami, FL) 05/08/03 Jacksonville State ! N 8 0 6 W 38-25 04/02/04 Gardner-Webb * H 2 1 7 W 5-1 37-12 02/20/02 FIU A 2 0 7 W 9-2 & USF “Speedline” Invitational (Tampa, FL) 05/08/03 Stetson ! N 4 3 7 W 39-25 04/04/04 FIU H 2 1 7 W 38-12 02/22/02 Georgia Tech # H 1 0 7 W 10-2 + FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/09/03 Central Florida ! N 2 3 8 L 39-26 04/04/04 FIU H 1 2 7 L 38-13 02/22/02 FIU # H 1 2 7 L 10-3 ! A-Sun Tournament (Troy, AL) 05/09/03 Mercer ! N 5 4 7 W 40-26 04/10/04 Campbell * H 5 0 7 W 6-1 39-13 02/23/02 Southern Illinois # H 2 0 7 W 11-3 $ NCAA Regional (Tallahassee, FL) 05/10/03 Central Florida ! N 6 5 7 W 41-26 04/10/04 Campbell * H 1 0 7 W 7-1 40-13 02/23/02 Rutgers # H 1 0 7 W 12-3 05/10/03 Central Florida ! N 5 1 7 W 42-26 04/16/04 Mercer * H 1 0 9 W 8-1 41-13 02/24/02 Southern Illinois # 2003 (44-28, 18-4 A-Sun/1st) 05/15/03 South Florida $ N 3 7 7 L 42-27 04/16/04 Mercer * H 2 0 7 W 9-1 42-13 (Perfect Game) H 1 0 7 W 13-3 05/15/03 Bethune-Cookman $ N 2 1 11 W 43-27 04/18/04 Georgia State * H 8 0 6 W 10-1 43-13 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 02/24/02 FIU # H 3 0 7 W 14-3 05/16/03 Florida $ A 2 1 9 W 44-27 04/18/04 Georgia State * H 3 2 7 W 11-1 44-13 01/31/03 Arizona # N 0 2 7 L 0-1 03/01/02 Connecticut ^ N 5 0 7 W 15-3 05/17/03 Oregon State $ N 3 7 7 L 44-28 04/21/04 Stetson * A 1 3 7 L 11-2 44-14 01/31/03 Auburn # N 3 5 7 L 0-2 03/01/02 Wichita State ^ N 10 2 5 W 16-3 * A-Sun regular season 04/21/04 Stetson * A 5 3 7 W 12-2 45-14 02/01/03 Sam Houston State # N 2 1 7 W 1-2 03/02/02 Auburn ^ N 4 1 7 W 17-3 # USF “Louisville Slugger” Tournament (Tampa, FL) 05/01/04 Troy State * A 2 0 7 W 13-2 46-14 02/01/03 Northwestern # N 3 5 7 L 1-3 03/02/02 Oklahoma ^ N 6 5 7 W 18-3 % FIU Invitational (Miami, FL) 05/01/04 Troy State * A 0 2 7 L 13-3 46-15 02/02/03 South Florida # A 1 4 7 L 1-4 03/03/02 Oklahoma ^ N 5 3 7 W 19-3 & FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/03/04 Jacksonville * A 4 0 10 W 14-3 47-15 02/07/03 Alabama % N 0 2 7 L 1-5 03/05/02 Campbell * H 2 1 7 W 1-0 20-3 ^ USF “Speedline” Invitational (Plant City, FL) 05/03/04 Jacksonville * A 4 2 7 W 15-3 48-15 02/07/03 Ohio State % N 3 2 7 W 2-5 03/05/02 Campbell * (No-Hitter) H 6 0 7 W 2-0 21-3 + FIU “Blue and Gold” Classic (Miami, FL) 05/05/04 UCF * H 1 0 11 W 16-3 49-15 02/08/03 FIU % A 5 0 7 W 3-5 03/07/02 Mississippi State & N 6 0 7 W 22-3 ~ FAU “Patents’ Weekend” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/05/04 UCF * H 1 0 7 W 17-3 50-15 02/08/03 Ohio State % N 2 1 9 W 4-5 03/07/02 North Carolina & N 6 3 7 W 23-3 ! A-Sun Tournament (Troy, AL) 05/13/04 Gardner-Webb ! H 1 0 7 W 51-15 02/09/03 FIU % A 0 4 7 L 4-6 03/08/02 Nicholls State & N 7 3 7 W 24-3 $ NCAA Regional (Gainesville, FL) 05/13/04 Stetson ! H 2 3 15 L 51-16 02/11/03 FIU % A 1 0 7 W 5-6 03/08/02 Temple & N 6 1 7 W 25-3 05/14/04 Troy State ! H 1 0 9 W 52-16 02/19/03 Hofstra H 5 0 7 W 6-6 03/09/02 Central Michigan & N 4 0 7 W 26-3 05/14/04 UCF ! H 7 0 7 W 53-16 02/19/03 Hofstra H 6 2 7 W 7-6 2004 (56-18, 17-3 A-Sun/1st) 03/09/02 Purdue & N 5 0 7 W 27-3 05/15/04 UCF ! H 1 0 7 W 54-16 02/21/03 Rutgers ^ H 1 3 7 L 7-7 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 03/10/02 Stanford & N 0 4 7 L 27-4 05/20/04 Creighton $ N 2 6 7 L 54-17 02/21/03 UCLA ^ H 0 7 7 L 7-8 01/31/04 Bethune-Cookman = N 3 2 7 W 1-0 03/12/02 Missouri (KC) H 3 2 7 W 28-4 05/20/04 Lehigh $ N 3 0 7 W 55-17 02/22/03 Wisconsin ^ H 1 0 8 W 8-8 01/31/04 South Florida = A 10 3 5 W 2-0 03/12/02 Missouri (KC) H 1 2 7 L 28-5 05/21/04 Mississippi State $ N 1 0 7 W 56-17 02/22/03 Long Island ^ H 1 4 7 L 8-9 02/01/04 Bethune-Cookman = N 4 3 10 W 3-0 03/14/02 North Carolina H 2 1 7 W 29-5 05/22/04 Creighton $ N 0 1 7 L 56-18 02/23/03 Wisconsin ^ H 3 2 8 W 9-9 02/01/04 South Florida A 0 5 7 L 3-1 03/14/02 North Carolina H 7 1 7 W 30-5 * A-Sun regular season 03/06/03 Maryland ^ N 3 5 8 L 9-10 02/06/04 Iowa State @ N 5 0 7 W 4-1 03/15/02 Rhode Island H 8 1 7 W 31-5 = USF “Louisville Slugger” Tournament (Tampa, FL) 03/06/03 Chattanooga ^ N 2 9 7 L 9-11 02/06/04 FIU @ A 3 2 8 W 5-1 03/15/02 Rhode Island H 7 1 7 W 32-5 @ FIU Invitational (Miami, FL) 03/07/03 Illinois-Chicago ^ N 2 4 7 L 9-12 02/07/04 Oregon @ N 3 0 7 W 6-1 03/19/02 Minnesota H 4 0 7 W 33-5 # FAU Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 03/07/03 Oklahoma State ^ N 2 1 7 W 10-12 02/07/04 Georgia @ N 0 3 7 L 6-2 03/19/02 Minnesota H 1 0 7 W 34-5 ^ NFCA Leadoff Classic (Columbus, GA) 03/08/03 Michigan State ^ N 1 8 7 L 10-13 02/08/04 Georgia @ N 0 1 7 L 6-3 03/22/02 Minnesota + H 1 2 7 L 34-6 & FAU “Worth” Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 03/11/03 Penn State H 2 1 7 W 11-13 02/17/04 FIU A 3 0 7 W 7-3 03/22/02 Iowa + H 2 1 7 W 35-6 + FAU Worth Doubletree Classic (Boca Raton, FL) 03/11/03 Penn State H 3 7 7 L 11-14 02/20/04 Eastern Michigan # H 5 2 7 W 8-3 03/23/02 Minnesota + H 4 1 7 W 36-6 % FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 03/13/03 Chattanooga H 4 2 7 W 12-14 02/20/04 Michigan # H 1 3 7 L 8-4 03/23/02 FIU + H 2 0 7 W 37-6 ! A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 03/13/03 Chattanooga H 7 5 7 W 13-14 02/21/04 Long Island # H 4 2 7 W 9-4 03/24/02 Iowa + H 4 2 7 W 38-6 $ NCAA Regional (Lincoln, NE) 03/14/03 Massachusetts + N 1 2 7 L 13-15 02/21/04 Rutgers # H 2 1 7 W 10-4 03/29/02 Central Florida * H 0 3 7 L 2-1 38-7 03/14/03 California + N 2 10 5 L 13-16 02/22/04 Michigan # H 3 4 7 L 10-5 03/29/02 Central Florida * H 6 0 7 W 3-1 39-7 03/15/03 Texas A&M + N 2 10 5 L 13-17 02/23/04 Eastern Michigan H 2 0 7 W 11-5 2005 (37-32, 14-6 A-Sun/2nd) 04/03/02 FIU A 4 1 7 W 40-7 03/16/03 Syracuse + N 1 2 7 L 13-18 02/23/04 Eastern Michigan H 3 0 7 W 12-5 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record 04/05/02 Mercer * (No-Hitter) H 8 0 5 W 4-1 41-7 03/20/03 Manhattan ~ H 15 0 5 W 14-18 02/25/04 Michigan H 1 0 5 W 13-5 01/29/05 Florida = N 1 4 7 L 0-1 04/05/02 Mercer * (No-Hitter) H 8 0 5 W 5-1 42-7 03/20/03 Liberty ~ H 2 0 7 W 15-18 02/27/04 LSU ^ N 2 4 7 L 13-6 01/29/05 FIU = A 2 3 7 L 0-2 04/07/02 Troy State * H 6 5 11 W 6-1 43-7 03/21/03 Liberty ~ H 1 0 8 W 16-18 02/27/04 California ^ N 1 4 7 L 13-7 02/04/05 Oklahoma = N 0 12 5 L 0-3 04/07/02 Troy State * H 3 0 7 W 7-1 44-7 03/21/03 Manhattan ~ H 8 0 5 W 17-18 02/28/04 Ohio State ^ N 3 4 7 L 13-8 02/04/05 Louisville @ N 1 7 7 L 0-4 04/11/02 Samford * A 7 0 7 W 8-1 45-7 03/22/03 Liberty ~ H 1 3 7 L 17-19 02/28/04 Massachusetts ^ N 4 1 7 W 14-8 02/05/05 Florida @ N 0 3 7 L 0-5 04/11/02 Samford * A 4 0 7 W 9-1 46-7 03/22/03 Manhattan ~ H 3 1 7 W 18-19 02/29/04 Northwestern State ^ N 3 2 7 W 15-8 02/05/05 Appalachian State @ N 2 3 7 L 0-6 04/12/02 Jacksonville State * A 2 0 7 W 10-1 47-7 03/28/03 Samford * H 2 0 7 W 1-0 19-19 02/29/04 Arizona State ^ N 0 2 7 L 15-9 02/06/05 Gardner-Webb @ N 6 7 7 L 0-7 04/12/02 Jacksonville State * A 6 1 7 W 11-1 48-7 03/28/03 Samford * H 7 5 7 W 2-0 20-19 03/02/04 St. John’s H 5 4 7 W 16-9 02/11/05 Boston College # N 3 2 7 W 1-7 04/14/02 Belmont * A 5 3 7 W 12-1 49-7 03/30/03 FIU H 1 2 7 L 20-20 03/02/04 St. John’s H 2 1 9 W 17-9 02/11/05 Bethune-Cookman # N 0 1 7 L 1-8 04/14/02 Belmont * (No-Hitter) A 7 0 7 W 13-1 50-7 03/30/03 FIU H 0 1 7 L 20-21 03/06/04 Massachusetts & H 1 0 7 W 18-9 02/12/05 Georgia Tech # N 4 10 7 L 1-9 04/19/02 Georgia State * H 0 2 7 L 13-2 50-8 04/02/03 Campbell * A 3 2 7 W 3-0 21-21 03/06/04 North Carolina & H 1 0 8 W 19-9 02/12/05 Northwestern # N 0 1 7 L 1-10 04/19/02 Georgia State * H 6 0 7 W 14-2 51-8 04/02/03 Campbell * A 6 5 8 W 4-0 22-21 03/07/04 Notre Dame & H 0 2 7 L 19-10 02/13/05 Boston College # N 2 8 7 L 1-11 04/21/02 FIU H 1 0 7 W 52-8 04/03/03 Gardner-Webb * A 9 1 7 W 5-0 23-21 03/10/04 Rhode Island H 9 1 7 W 20-10 02/18/05 Rutgers $ H 7 2 7 W 2-11 04/23/02 Stetson * A 7 0 7 W 15-2 53-8 04/03/03 Gardner-Webb * A 9 0 5 W 6-0 24-21 03/10/04 Rhode Island H 7 0 7 W 21-10 02/18/05 Ohio State $ H 12 3 6 W 3-11 04/23/02 Stetson * A 6 2 7 W 16-2 54-8 04/11/03 Troy State * A 8 10 7 L 6-1 24-22 03/12/04 Manhattan + H 8 0 6 W 22-10 02/19/05 Pittsburgh $ H 6 4 10 W 4-11 04/25/02 Lynn H 11 0 7 W 55-8 04/11/03 Troy State * A 2 1 7 W 7-1 25-22 03/12/04 Northern Iowa + H 2 0 7 W 23-10 02/20/05 Michigan $ H 3 12 6 L 4-12 05/01/02 FIU H 0 1 7 L 55-9 04/12/03 Mercer * A 0 1 8 L 7-2 25-23 03/13/04 Northern Iowa + H 2 0 7 W 24-10 02/20/05 Michigan $ H 1 9 5 L 4-13 05/07/02 Florida State A 2 3 7 L 55-10 04/12/03 Mercer * A 12 7 7 W 8-2 26-23 03/13/04 Rhode Island + H 1 3 7 L 24-11 02/23/05 Hofstra H 6 5 5 W 5-13 05/07/02 Florida State A 5 0 7 W 56-10 04/13/03 Georgia State * A 1 2 7 L 8-3 26-24 03/14/04 Northern Iowa + H 1 0 7 W 25-11 02/23/05 Hofstra H 12 0 5 W 6-13 05/09/02 Jacksonville State ! N 3 1 7 W 57-10 04/13/03 Georgia State * A 6 2 7 W 9-3 27-24 03/14/04 Rhode Island + H 1 0 7 W 26-11 02/25/05 Creighton & N 1 6 7 L 6-14 05/09/02 Stetson ! N 1 0 7 W 58-10 04/15/03 FIU A 3 0 7 W 28-24 03/19/04 FIU % H 4 3 7 W 27-11 02/25/05 Alabama & N 0 5 9 L 6-15 05/10/02 Georgia State ! N 2 0 7 W 59-10 04/17/03 Jacksonville * H 6 3 7 W 10-3 29-24 03/19/04 Oklahoma State % H 5 4 7 W 28-11 02/26/05 Oregon & N 0 5 7 L 6-16 05/11/02 Georgia State ! N 2 3 7 L 59-11 04/17/03 Jacksonville * H 8 2 7 W 11-3 30-24 03/20/04 Akron % H 7 3 7 W 29-11 02/26/05 DePaul & N 0 2 7 L 6-17 05/11/02 Georgia State ! N 4 0 7 W 60-11 04/19/03 Belmont * H 8 0 5 W 12-3 31-24 03/20/04 Kent State % H 2 1 7 W 30-11 03/05/05 Massachusetts % H 5 0 7 W 7-17 05/16/02 Chattanooga $ N 0 3 7 L 60-12 04/19/03 Belmont * H 10 0 5 W 13-3 32-24 03/21/04 FIU % H 4 3 7 W 31-11 03/05/05 Bethune-Cookman % H 1 2 7 L 7-18 05/16/02 Alabama $ N 2 1 7 W 61-12 04/22/03 Stetson * H 0 1 7 L 13-4 32-25 03/26/04 Belmont * A 6 1 7 W 1-0 32-11 03/06/05 FIU % H 2 1 7 W 8-18 05/17/02 Auburn $ N 4 2 7 W 62-12 04/22/03 Stetson * H 2 1 7 W 14-4 33-25 03/26/04 Belmont * A 8 1 7 W 2-0 33-11 03/06/05 Bethune-Cookman % H 1 3 7 L 8-19 05/17/02 Chattanooga $ N 1 6 7 L 62-13 04/26/03 Central Florida * A 4 1 7 W 15-4 34-25 03/27/04 Lipscomb * A 4 1 7 W 3-0 34-11 03/11/05 Tulsa ^ N 3 2 7 W 9-19 * A-Sun regular season

50 51 (Season Results cont.) 03/11/05 FIU ^ A 3 2 7 W 10-19 03/05/06 Boston College H 4 5 7 L 6-10 02/24/07 Texas Tech % H 8 7 7 W 8-6 02/17/08 Kent St. + H 5 6 10 L 4-5 03/12/05 Quinnipiac ^ H 2 1 7 W 11-19 03/07/06 Boston H 13 5 6 W 7-10 02/25/07 James Madison % H 2 1 7 W 9-6 02/21/08 Stanford % N 3 9 9 L 4-6 03/12/05 Manhattan ^ N 9 8 8 W 12-19 03/07/06 Boston H 0 5 7 L 7-11 03/02/07 Bethune-Cookman = H 8 3 7 W 10-6 02/22/08 LSU % N 3 0 7 W 5-6 03/13/05 Quinnipiac ^ N 3 2 7 W 13-19 03/09/06 Boston College H 2 8 7 L 7-12 03/02/07 Penn State = H 1 0 7 W 11-6 02/22/08 Hawaii % N 0 6 7 L 5-7 03/13/05 FIU ^ N 3 2 10 W 14-19 03/10/06 Bethune-Cookman = H 4 3 7 W 8-12 03/03/07 Columbia = H 3 2 7 W 12-6 02/23/08 Pacific % N 0 13 5 L 5-8 03/15/05 Quinnipiac H 2 1 7 W 15-19 03/10/06 Rutgers = H 9 0 7 W 9-12 03/03/07 Bethune-Cookman = H 11 3 5 W 13-6 02/24/08 Oregon State % N 3 8 7 L 5-9 03/15/05 Quinnipiac H 8 0 5 W 16-19 03/11/06 Bowling Green = H 4 1 7 W 10-12 03/04/07 Penn State = H 0 7 7 L 13-7 02/24/08 UNLV % N 10 6 7 W 6-9 03/18/05 Texas A&M ~ N 2 6 7 L 16-20 03/11/06 Seton Hall = H 0 3 7 L 10-13 03/10/07 Louisiana-Lafayette * H 2 3 7 L 0-1 13-8 02/27/08 Stetson H 2 0 7 W 7-9 03/18/05 Wisconsin ~ N 4 3 7 W 17-20 03/12/06 Seton Hall = H 1 3 7 L 10-14 03/10/07 Louisiana-Lafayette * H 2 7 7 L 0-2 13-9 02/29/08 Tennessee State = H 9 1 6 W 8-9 03/19/05 Tulsa ~ N 2 6 8 L 17-21 03/17/06 Tennessee-Chattanooga @ H 2 3 7 L 10-15 03/11/07 Louisiana-Lafayette * H 0 3 7 L 0-3 13-10 02/29/08 Bethune-Cookman = H 6 0 7 W 9-9 03/19/05 Michigan State ~ N 2 6 7 L 17-22 03/17/06 Massachusetts @ H 10 7 7 W 11-15 03/11/07 Rutgers H 9 1 6 W 14-10 03/01/08 Central Michigan = H 3 0 7 W 10-9 03/20/05 Tulsa ~ N 7 0 7 W 18-22 03/18/06 Connecticut @ H 0 2 7 L 11-16 03/16/07 Quinnipiac @ H 2 4 7 L 14-11 03/01/08 Illinois = H 0 4 7 L 10-10 03/22/05 Wisconsin H 3 4 7 L 18-23 03/18/06 North Carolina @ H 1 2 7 L 11-17 03/16/07 Michigan State @ H 3 0 7 W 15-11 03/02/08 Illinois = H 3 2 7 W 11-10 03/22/05 Wisconsin H 2 1 7 W 19-23 03/19/06 Massachusetts @ H 4 3 7 W 12-17 03/17/07 Rutgers @ H 10 1 7 W 16-11 03/07/08 Eastern Illinois @ H 3 0 7 W 12-10 03/25/05 Lipscomb * H 6 0 7 W 1-0 20-23 03/24/06 Campbell * H 2 9 7 L 0-1 12-18 03/17/07 Texas A&M @ H 4 0 7 W 17-11 03/07/08 Towson @ H 4 3 7 W 13-10 03/25/05 Lipscomb * H 0 1 7 L 1-1 20-24 03/24/06 Campbell * H 2 0 7 W 1-1 13-18 03/18/07 Texas A&M @ H 1 3 7 L 17-12 03/08/08 Florida Gulf Coast @ H 2 7 7 L 13-11 03/29/05 UCF * A 1 4 7 L 1-2 20-25 03/26/06 Gardner-Webb * H 4 0 7 W 2-1 14-18 03/19/07 UMass H 0 1 7 L 17-13 03/08/08 SE Missouri St. @ H 7 6 7 W 14-11 03/29/05 UCF * A 3 2 7 W 2-2 21-25 03/26/06 Gardner-Webb * H 2 1 7 W 3-1 15-18 03/19/07 UMass H 9 8 7 W 18-13 03/09/08 Florida Gulf Coast @ H 2 3 7 L 14-12 03/31/05 Belmont * H 8 0 6 W 3-2 22-25 04/01/06 Kennesaw State * H 2 6 7 L 3-2 15-19 03/24/07 North Texas * H 8 1 7 W 1-3 19-13 03/12/08 Western Kentucky * H 5 4 11 W 1-0 15-12 03/31/05 Belmont * H 9 0 5 W 4-2 23-25 04/01/06 Kennesaw State * H 8 4 7 W 4-2 16-19 03/2507 North Texas * H 0 5 7 L 1-4 19-14 03/12/08 Western Kentucky * H 4 0 7 W 2-0 16-12 04/03/05 Liberty + N 5 4 7 W 24-25 04/04/06 FIU H 7 2 9 W 17-19 03/25/07 North Texas * H 10 2 6 W 2-4 20-14 03/13/08 Western Kentucky * H 6 2 7 W 3-0 17-12 04/03/05 North Carolina + A 0 3 7 L 24-26 04/08/06 Stetson * A 1 2 7 L 4-3 17-20 03/31/07 South Alabama * A 1 0 7 W 3-4 21-14 03/14/08 Western Kentucky $ H 10 5 7 W 18-12 04/04/05 Campbell * A 3 2 7 W 5-2 25-26 04/08/06 Stetson * A 3 4 7 L 4-4 17-21 03/31/07 South Alabama * A 4 2 7 W 4-4 22-14 03/14/08 Quinnipiac $ H 4 0 7 W 19-12 04/04/05 Campbell * A 5 4 7 W 6-2 26-26 04/13/06 East Tennessee A 12 1 5 W 5-4 18-21 04/01/07 South Alabama * A 3 2 7 W 5-4 23-14 03/15/08 Longwood $ H 2 6 7 L 19-13 04/05/05 Gardner-Webb * A 2 1 7 W 7-2 27-26 04/13/06 East Tennessee A 7 2 7 W 6-4 19-21 04/03/07 Northwestern State N 3 4 7 L 23-15 03/15/08 Western Kentucky $ H 0 8 6 L 19-14 04/05/05 Gardner-Webb * A 5 3 7 W 8-2 28-26 04/14/06 Belmont * A 6 1 7 W 7-4 20-21 04/03/07 Alabama A 0 1 7 L 23-16 03/16/08 Quinnipiac $ H 3 1 7 W 20-14 04/15/05 Mercer * A 5 0 7 W 9-2 29-26 04/14/06 Belmont * A 2 1 7 W 8-4 21-21 04/04/07 Auburn A 3 4 7 L 23-17 03/18/08 Saint Louis ! N 4 5 7 L 20-15 04/15/05 Mercer * A 6 4 7 W 10-2 30-26 04/15/06 Lipscomb * A 13 4 7 W 9-4 22-21 04/06/07 Troy * A 1 2 7 L 5-5 23-18 03/18/08 Saint Louis ! N 10 2 5 W 21-15 04/17/05 Georgia State * A 0 1 7 L 10-3 30-27 04/15/06 Lipscomb * A 8 3 7 W 10-4 23-21 04/06/07 Troy * A 5 7 7 L 5-6 23-19 03/21/08 North Texas * A 1 0 8 W 4-0 22-15 04/17/05 Georgia State * A 2 0 10 W 11-3 31-27 04/22/06 Mercer * H 2 8 7 L 10-5 23-22 04/07/07 Troy * A 5 1 7 W 6-6 24-19 03/21/08 North Texas * A 1 9 6 L 4-1 22-16 04/20/05 FIU A 7 1 7 W 32-27 04/22/06 Mercer * H 8 0 5 W 11-5 24-22 04/11/07 UCF A 0 1 7 L 24-20 03/22/08 North Texas * A 0 5 7 L 4-2 22-17 04/22/05 Troy * H 8 3 7 W 12-3 33-27 04/23/06 Jacksonville * A 7 6 11 W 12-5 25-22 04/11/07 UCF A 1 0 7 W 25-20 03/25/08 UCF H 0 3 7 L 22-18 04/22/05 Troy * H 2 3 7 W 12-4 33-28 04/23/06 Jacksonville * A 4 0 7 W 13-5 26-22 04/19/07 Stetson A 6 4 7 W 26-20 03/29/08 South Alabama * H 2 4 7 W 5-2 23-18 04/23/05 Stetson * H 2 3 7 L 12-5 33-29 05/01/06 North Florida * H 5 4 7 W 14-5 27-22 04/21/07 Louisiana-Monroe * H 10 2 5 W 7-6 27-20 03/29/08 South Alabama * H 3 1 7 W 6-2 24-18 04/23/05 Stetson * H 1 3 7 L 12-6 33-30 05/01/06 North Florida * H 7 6 7 W 15-5 28-22 04/21/07 Louisiana-Monroe * H 2 6 7 L 7-7 27-21 03/30/08 South Alabama * H 6 1 7 W 7-2 25-18 05/01/05 Jacksonville * H 3 2 7 W 13-6 34-30 05/03/06 FIU H 8 0 6 W 15-5 29-22 04/22/07 Louisiana-Monroe * H 5 1 7 W 8-7 28-21 04/05/08 Troy * H 0 4 7 L 7-3 25-19 05/01/05 Jacksonville * H 5 2 7 W 14-6 35-30 05/11/06 East Tennessee ! H 1 0 7 W 30-22 04/25/07 Western Kentucky * A 1 0 7 W 9-7 29-21 04/05/08 Troy * H 6 2 7 W 8-3 26-19 05/12/05 Stetson ! H 4 0 7 W 36-30 05/11/06 Campbell ! H 5 1 7 W 31-22 04/25/07 Western Kentucky * A 6 5 7 W 10-7 30-21 04/06/08 Troy * H 2 1 11 W 9-3 27-19 05/12/05 UCF ! H 3 0 7 W 37-30 05/12/06 Stetson ! H 5 0 7 W 32-22 04/26/07 Western Kentucky * A 7 1 7 W 11-7 31-21 04/09/08 FIU * A 7 4 7 W 10-3 28-19 05/13/05 Troy ! H 1 4 7 L 37-31 05/13/06 Stetson ! H 3 11 6 L 32-23 04/28/07 Middle Tennessee * A 2 1 7 W 12-7 32-21 04/16/08 Louisiana-Lafayette * A 1 5 7 L 10-4 28-20 05/13/05 UCF ! H 2 3 7 L 37-32 05/13/06 Stetson ! H 8 4 7 W 33-23 04/28/07 Middle Tennessee * A 2 5 7 L 12-8 32-22 04/16/08 Louisiana-Lafayette * A 0 4 7 L 10-5 28-21 * A-Sun game 05/19/06 Florida $ A 2 0 7 W 34-23 04/29/07 Middle Tennessee * A 2 0 7 W 13-8 33-22 04/17/08 Louisiana-Lafayette * A 0 4 7 L 10-6 28-22 = FIU Kick Off Classic (Miami, FL) 05/20/06 South Florida $ N 0 1 7 L 34-24 05/04/07 FIU * H 3 2 7 W 14-8 34-22 04/19/08 Louisiana-Monroe * A 6 3 7 W 11-6 29-22 @ Clearwater Invitational (Clearwater, FL) 05/20/06 Florida $ A 1 0 7 W 35-24 05/04/07 FIU * H 2 1 7 W 15-8 35-22 04/19/08 Louisiana-Monroe * A 3 2 7 W 12-6 30-22 # FAU Worth Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/21/06 South Florida $ N 4 7 7 L 35-25 05/05/07 FIU * H 7 1 7 W 16-8 36-22 04/20/08 Louisiana-Monroe * A 4 1 7 W 13-6 31-22 $ FAU Doubletree Classic (Boca Raton, FL) * A-Sun Game 05/07/07 Stetson H 6 5 7 W 37-22 04/26/08 Middle Tennessee * W 5 4 7 W 14-6 32-22 & NFCA Leadoff Classic (Columbus, GA) # FAU Worth Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 05/08/07 FIU ! N 9 12 15 L 37-23 04/26/08 Middle Tennessee * W 4 0 7 W 15-6 33-22 % FAU DoubleTree Worth Classic (Boca Raton, FL) + FAU Dunkin’ Donuts Classic (Boca Raton, FL) 05/10/07 South Alabama ! N 4 0 7 W 38-23 04/27/08 Middle Tennessee * W 8 6 7 W 16-6 34-22 ^ FIU Blue & Gold Classic (Miami, FL) & NFCA Leadoff Classic (Columbus, GA) 05/11/07 FIU ! N 4 0 7 W 39-23 05/02/08 FIU * A 8 2 7 W 17-6 35-22 ~ FAU “Parents’ Weekend” Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) % FAU Pepsi-Cola Classic (Boca Raton, FL) 05/12/07 Middle Tennessee ! A 1 0 7 W 40-23 05/03/08 FIU * H 1 10 5 L 17-7 35-23 + Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) = FAU Worth Classic (Boca Raton, FL) 05/12/07 Middle Tennessee ! A 4 3 7 W 41-23 05/04/08 Stetson A 2 5 7 L 35-24 ! A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) @ FAU Parents’ Weekend Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 05/12/07 Troy ! N 1 0 7 W 42-23 05/05/08 Louisiana-Monroe ^ N 4 5 7 L 35-25 ! A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) * Sun Belt Game 05/06/08 North Texas ^ N 3 4 7 L 35-26 2006 (35-25, 15-5 A-Sun/2nd) $ NCAA Regional (Gainesville, FL) # FAU Miken Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) * Sun Belt Game Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/l a-Sun record + FAU Dunkin’ Donuts Classic (Boca Raton, FL) # FAU Kick-Off Classic (Boca Raton, FL) 02/10/06 Bethune-Cookman # H 9 0 5 W 1-0 2007 (42-23, 16-8 Sun Belt/1st) % FAU Pepsi-Cola Classic (Boca Raton, FL) + FAU Strike Out Cancer Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 02/10/06 East Carolina # H 0 1 7 L 1-1 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/L SBc record = FAU Miken Classic (Boca Raton, FL) % Palm Springs Classic (Palm Springs, CA) 02/11/06 Pittsburgh # H 1 2 7 L 1-2 02/09/07 UCF # H 10 0 5 W 1-0 @ FAU Parents’ Weekend Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) = FAU Miken Classic (Boca Raton, FL) 02/11/06 South Carolina # H 1 2 7 L 1-3 02/09/07 Miami-OH # H 8 2 7 W 2-0 ! Sun Belt Tournament (Murfreesboro, TN) @ FAU Miken Invitational (Boca Raton, FL) 02/12/06 Purdue # H 3 4 7 L 1-4 02/10/07 Pittsburgh # H 5 0 7 W 3-0 $ FAU Parents’ Weekend Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 02/17/06 Mississippi + H 3 0 7 W 2-4 02/10/07 South Carolina # H 4 7 8 L 3-1 2008 (35-26, 17-7 Sun Belt/2nd) ! at National Training Center in Clermont 02/17/06 Missouri State + H 9 8 8 W 3-4 02/11/07 South Carolina # H 1 3 7 L 3-2 Date opponent Site RS ra Inn W/L SBc record ^ Sun Belt Tournament (Troy, AL) 02/18/06 Long Island + L 0 4 7 L 3-5 02/16/07 St. John’s + H 3 2 7 W 4-2 02/08/08 North Florida # H 7 0 7 W 1-0 02/18/06 Alabama + L 0 7 7 L 3-6 02/16/07 Long Island + H 7 2 7 W 5-2 02/08/08 South Carolina # H 2 1 7 W 2-0 02/19/06 Mississippi + H 5 3 7 W 4-6 02/17/07 East Carolina + H 1 2 7 L 5-3 02/10/08 Michigan # H 2 5 9 L 2-1 02/24/06 Nebraska & N 0 5 7 L 4-7 02/17/07 Michigan + H 2 6 7 L 5-4 02/10/08 UMass # H 2 5 7 L 2-2 02/24/06 Florida & N 1 9 5 L 4-8 02/18/07 Long Island + H 1 2 7 L 5-5 02/15/08 N.C. State + H 6 3 10 W 3-2 03/04/06 Boston College % H 3 2 7 W 5-8 02/23/07 James Madison % H 5 4 7 W 6-5 02/15/08 Kent St. + H 1 2 8 L 3-3 03/04/06 Auburn % H 1 4 7 L 5-9 02/23/07 Bethune-Cookman % H 9 1 5 W 7-5 02/16/08 Miami (OH) + H 3 2 7 W 4-3 03/05/06 Auburn % H 5 3 7 W 6-9 02/24/07 Illinois % H 0 1 7 L 7-6 02/16/08 Missouri State + H 2 3 7 L 4-4

52 5353 Bethune-Cookman 04/25/96 A 1 2 L 3-10 Charlotte Eastern Michigan 03/05/00 A 2 0 W 13-4 Furman Harvard All-Time Series 02/25/95 A 9 0 W 1-0 04/26/96 A 1 6 L 3-11 03/27/98 N 2 0 W 1-0 02/27/00 H 3 5 L 0-1 04/21/00 H 1 3 L 13-5 03/02/98 H 5 1 W 1-0 03/01/97 H 7 4 W 1-0 02/25/95 A 20 2 W 2-0 02/28/97 H 2 3 L 3-12 03/01/00 H 3 4 L 0-2 04/21/00 H 2 1 W 14-5 03/14/98 N 5 1 W 2-0 03/02/97 H 3 6 L 1-1 Akron 03/31/95 H 13 0 W 3-0 02/28/97 H 5 4 W 4-12 Chattanooga 03/01/00 H 3 0 W 1-2 02/13/01 A 2 3 L 14-6 02/25/00 H 3 0 W 3-0 02/28/98 H 8 5 W 2-1 03/20/04 H 7 3 W 1-0 03/31/95 H 16 5 W 4-0 04/10/97 A 6 3 W 5-12 03/07/97 N 3 8 L 0-1 02/20/04 H 5 2 W 2-2 02/13/01 A 2 4 L 14-7 02/28/00 H 1 0 W 4-0 04/21/96 H 9 2 W 5-0 04/10/97 A 4 1 W 6-12 03/11/00 N 3 8 L 0-2 02/23/04 H 2 0 W 3-2 03/04/01 A 1 0 W 15-7 Hawaii 04/21/96 H 17 5 W 6-0 04/10/98 A 1 2 L 6-13 02/23/04 H 3 0 W 4-2 03/23/01 H 3 4 L 15-8 Alabama 03/18/00 H 4 2 W 1-2 Gardner-Webb 02/03/01 N 2 3 L 0-1 02/07/97 A 4 0 W 7-0 04/11/98 A 1 2 L 6-14 03/25/01 H 6 1 W 16-8 02/22/08 N 0 6 L 0-2 05/18/00 N 0 1 L 0-1 03/10/01 N 2 1 W 2-2 04/03/03 A 9 1 W 1-0 02/07/97 A 10 3 W 8-0 04/17/98 H 6 1 W 7-14 05/01/01 H 1 2 L 16-9 05/16/02 N 2 1 W 1-1 05/16/02 N 0 3 L 2-3 East Tennessee State 04/03/03 A 9 0 W 2-0 02/14/98 H 13 4 W 9-0 04/17/98 H 2 7 L 7-15 04/13/06 A 7 2 W 1-0 02/20/02 A 2 0 W 17-9 02/07/03 N 0 2 L 1-2 05/17/02 N 1 6 L 2-4 04/02/04 H 4 0 W 3-0 Hofstra 02/14/98 H 4 2 W 10-0 04/08/99 A 0 1 L 7-16 04/13/06 A 12 1 W 2-0 02/22/02 H 1 2 L 17-10 02/25/05 N 1 2 L 1-3 03/06/03 N 2 9 L 2-5 04/02/04 H 2 1 W 4-0 03/07/98 N 0 5 L 0-1 02/11/99 H 9 1 W 11-0 04/08/99 A 4 3 W 8-16 05/11/06 H 1 0 W 3-0 02/24/02 H 3 0 W 18-10 02/18/06 H 0 7 L 1-4 03/13/03 H 4 2 W 3-5 05/13/04 H 1 0 W 5-0 03/04/99 N 5 6 L 0-2 02/11/99 H 9 1 W 12-0 04/16/99 H 1 2 L 8-17 03/23/02 H 2 0 W 19-10 04/03/07 A 0 1 L 1-5 03/13/03 H 7 5 W 4-5 02/06/05 N 6 7 L 5-1 02/22/01 H 4 3 W 1-2 03/16/01 N 5 2 W 13-0 04/16/99 H 4 0 W 9-17 Evansville 04/03/02 A 4 1 W 20-10 04/05/05 A 2 1 W 6-1 02/22/01 H 2 0 W 2-2 05/15/03 N 2 1 W 14-0 03/07/00 H 10 2 W 10-17 04/21/02 H 1 0 W 21-10 Albany (NY) Coastal Carolina 03/29/97 N 5 2 W 1-0 04/05/05 A 5 3 W 7-1 03/09/01 N 9 3 W 3-2 01/31/04 N 3 2 W 15-0 03/07/00 H 7 0 W 11-17 03/26/00 N 2 1 W 2-0 05/01/02 H 0 1 L 21-11 03/26/06 H 4 0 W 8-1 02/19/03 H 5 0 W 4-2 02/27/01 H 6 2 W 1-0 05/19/00 N 2 4 L 0-1 02/01/04 N 4 3 W 16-0 04/05/01 A 8 0 W 12-17 02/08/03 A 5 0 W 22-11 03/26/06 H 2 1 W 9-1 02/19/03 H 6 2 W 5-2 02/27/01 H 12 0 W 2-0 02/11/05 N 0 1 L 16-1 04/05/01 A 0 1 L 12-18 02/09/03 A 0 4 L 22-12 Colgate Fairfield 02/23/05 H 6 5 W 6-2 03/05/05 H 1 2 L 16-2 03/05/02 H 2 1 W 13-18 02/11/03 A 1 0 W 23-12 02/23/05 H 12 0 W 7-2 Appalachian State 03/17/00 H 9 1 W 1-0 03/12/95 H 3 4 L 0-1 Georgia 03/06/05 H 1 3 L 16-3 03/05/02 H 6 0 W 14-18 03/12/95 H 8 2 W 1-1 03/30/03 H 1 2 L 23-13 03/05/99 N 1 2 L 0-1 02/05/05 N 2 3 L 0-1 02/10/06 H 8 0 W 17-3 04/02/03 A 3 2 W 15-18 03/30/03 H 0 1 L 23-14 02/04/00 N 9 2 W 1-1 Illinois 03/10/06 H 4 3 W 18-3 04/02/03 A 6 5 W 16-18 College of Charleston 04/15/03 A 3 0 W 24-14 Florida 02/07/04 N 0 3 L 1-2 02/24/01 H 10 0 W 1-0 Arizona 02/23/07 H 9 1 W 19-3 04/10/04 H 5 0 W 17-18 03/04/95 N 5 3 W 1-0 02/06/04 A 3 2 W 25-14 02/15/97 A 0 1 L 0-1 02/08/04 N 0 1 L 1-3 02/24/07 H 0 1 L 1-1 02/02/01 N 0 5 L 0-1 03/02/07 H 8 3 W 20-3 04/10/04 H 1 0 W 18-18 03/04/95 N 5 4 W 2-0 02/17/04 A 3 0 W 26-14 03/09/00 N 0 5 L 0-2 03/01/08 H 0 4 L 1-2 01/31/03 N 0 2 L 0-2 03/03/07 H 11 3 W 21-3 04/04/05 A 3 2 W 19-18 04/15/95 N 6 4 W 3-0 03/19/04 H 4 3 W 27-14 03/24/01 H 0 1 L 0-3 Georgia Southern 03/02/08 H 3 2 W 2-2 02/29/08 H 6 0 W 22-3 04/04/05 A 5 4 W 20-18 04/15/95 N 10 1 W 4-0 03/21/04 H 3 1 W 28-14 03/25/01 H 3 2 W 1-3 03/12/99 N 8 1 W 1-0 Arizona State 03/24/06 H 9 2 L 20-19 03/04/96 H 10 1 W 5-0 03/31/04 A 2 0 W 29-14 03/04/96 H 8 0 W 6-0 05/17/01 N 3 0 W 2-3 Illinois-Chicago 05/22/99 N 1 2 L 0-1 Boston 03/24/06 H 2 0 W 21-19 04/04/04 H 2 1 W 30-14 04/03/96 A 5 3 W 7-0 05/16/03 A 2 1 W 3-3 03/08/96 N 1 8 L 0-1 02/29/04 N 0 2 L 0-2 05/11/06 H 5 1 W 22-19 04/04/04 H 1 2 L 30-15 Georgia State 03/09/00 N 2 1 W 1-0 01/29/05 N 1 4 L 3-4 03/29/97 N 4 3 W 1-1 04/03/96 A 10 1 W 8-0 01/29/05 A 2 3 L 30-16 04/28/95 A 2 1 W 1-0 03/07/06 H 13 5 W 2-0 02/05/05 N 0 3 L 3-5 02/28/98 H 5 4 W 2-1 03/05/97 H 5 0 W 9-0 03/06/05 H 2 1 W 31-16 03/15/97 N 4 5 L 1-1 Arkansas 03/07/06 H 0 5 L 2-1 Centenary 02/24/06 N 1 9 L 3-6 02/27/99 H 1 2 L 2-2 03/05/97 H 10 1 W 10-0 03/11/05 A 3 2 W 32-16 05/02/98 H 3 2 W 2-1 03/04/00 N 5 0 W 1-0 04/26/96 N 2 1 W 1-0 05/19/06 A 2 0 W 4-6 02/28/99 H 0 1 L 2-3 03/27/97 A 4 1 W 11-0 03/13/05 A 3 2 W 33-16 03/26/99 N 5 4 W 3-1 03/05/00 N 3 7 L 1-1 Boston College 05/20/06 A 1 0 W 5-6 03/27/99 N 2 6 L 2-4 03/27/97 A 8 3 W 12-0 04/20/05 A 7 1 W 34-16 04/22/00 H 1 0 W 4-1 03/03/01 N 2 1 W 2-1 02/11/05 N 3 2 W 1-0 Central Florida (UCF) 03/25/00 N 1 0 W 3-4 03/03/98 H 1 0 W 13-0 04/04/06 A 7 2 W 35-16 04/22/00 H 0 1 L 4-2 02/13/05 N 2 8 L 1-1 03/29/02 H 0 3 L 0-1 03/26/00 N 7 1 W 4-4 03/03/98 H 6 0 W 14-0 Florida A&M 05/03/06 H 8 0 W 36-16 04/18/01 A 4 6 L 4-3 Army 03/04/06 H 3 2 W 2-1 03/29/02 H 6 0 W 1-1 03/26/98 A 2 0 W 15-0 02/14/97 N 13 3 W 1-0 04/18/01 A 7 0 W 5-3 03/07/03 N 2 4 L 4-5 03/19/95 N 7 0 W 1-0 03/05/06 H 4 5 L 2-2 04/26/03 A 4 1 W 2-1 05/04/07 H 3 2 W 37-16 03/26/98 A 3 5 L 15-1 02/14/97 N 4 6 L 1-1 05/04/07 H 2 1 W 38-16 04/19/02 H 0 2 L 5-4 03/22/96 N 7 4 W 2-0 03/09/06 H 2 8 L 2-3 04/26/03 A 4 1 W 3-1 04/07/97 H 5 2 W 2-1 04/19/02 H 6 0 W 6-4 Indiana 05/09/03 N 2 3 L 3-2 05/05/07 H 7 1 W 39-16 Columbia 04/07/97 H 3 1 W 3-1 05/10/02 N 2 0 W 7-4 03/08/97 N 0 4 L 0-1 Auburn Bowling Green State 05/10/03 N 6 5 W 4-2 05/08/07 N 9 12 L 39-16 03/03/07 H 3 2 W 1-0 02/10/98 H 6 7 L 3-2 05/11/07 N 4 0 W 40-16 05/11/02 N 2 3 L 7-5 03/01/97 H 4 2 W 1-0 03/11/06 H 4 1 W 1-0 05/10/03 N 5 1 W 5-2 02/10/98 H 6 2 W 4-2 04/09/08 A 7 4 W 41-16 05/11/02 N 4 0 W 8-5 Indiana State 03/02/97 H 1 3 L 1-1 05/05/04 H 1 0 W 6-2 Connecticut 03/11/99 A 5 6 L 4-3 05/02/08 A 8 2 W 42-16 04/13/03 A 1 2 L 8-6 03/08/97 N 1 0 W 1-0 03/03/97 H 7 0 W 2-1 Bradley 05/05/04 H 1 0 W 7-2 03/02/01 N 2 1 W 1-0 03/11/99 A 11 4 W 5-3 05/03/08 H 1 10 L 42-17 04/13/03 A 6 2 W 9-6 03/06/98 N 9 0 W 2-0 03/02/02 N 4 1 W 3-1 05/14/04 H 7 0 W 8-2 03/14/96 N 6 0 W 1-0 03/01/02 N 5 0 W 2-0 02/11/00 N 3 1 W 6-3 04/18/04 H 8 0 W 10-6 05/17/02 N 4 2 W 4-1 03/13/98 N 3 2 W 2-0 05/15/04 H 1 0 W 9-2 03/03/00 N 6 1 W 7-3 04/18/04 H 3 2 W 11-6 03/18/06 H 0 2 W 2-1 Florida Southern Iowa 01/31/03 N 3 5 L 4-2 03/29/05 A 1 4 L 9-3 02/23/01 H 10 0 W 8-3 04/17/05 A 0 1 L 11-7 04/19/97 H 4 0 W 1-0 03/07/98 N 0 1 L 0-1 03/04/06 H 1 4 L 4-3 California 03/29/05 A 3 2 W 10-3 03/17/01 N 7 3 W 9-3 04/17/05 A 2 0 W 12-7 Creighton 04/19/97 H 1 0 W 2-0 03/22/02 H 2 1 W 1-1 03/05/06 H 5 3 W 5-3 02/12/00 N 3 4 L 0-1 05/12/05 H 3 0 W 11-3 05/13/05 H 2 3 L 11-4 03/09/95 N 0 6 L 0-1 04/21/98 A 6 3 W 3-0 03/24/02 H 4 2 W 2-1 04/04/07 A 3 4 L 5-4 05/18/01 N 0 2 L 0-2 Florida Gulf Coast Georgia Tech 02/09/07 H 10 0 W 12-4 05/20/04 N 2 6 L 0-2 04/21/98 A 13 1 W 4-0 03/14/03 N 2 10 L 0-3 03/08/08 H 2 7 L 0-1 04/06/96 N 1 3 L 0-1 04/11/07 A 0 1 L 12-5 05/22/04 N 0 1 L 0-3 Iowa State Barry 02/27/04 N 1 4 L 0-4 03/09/08 H 2 3 L 0-2 03/28/98 A 4 2 W 1-1 04/11/07 A 1 0 W 13-5 02/25/05 N 1 6 L 0-4 Florida State 03/14/97 N 3 5 L 0-1 02/05/95 H 2 0 W 1-0 03/29/98 A 2 0 W 2-1 03/01/08 H 0 3 L 13-6 04/13/96 N 1 0 W 1-0 03/12/99 N 3 1 W 1-1 04/29/99 H 3 1 W 2-0 Cal.-Los Angeles (UCLA) 02/22/02 H 1 0 W 3-1 Dayton FIU 04/11/97 N 1 5 L 1-1 03/13/99 N 10 4 W 2-1 04/29/99 H 4 0 W 3-0 02/06/00 N 3 7 L 0-1 02/25/98 A 3 2 W 1-0 02/12/05 N 4 10 L 3-2 Central Michigan 03/16/95 N 7 10 L 0-1 04/13/97 N 0 4 L 1-2 03/17/01 N 2 1 W 3-1 04/29/00 A 7 4 W 4-0 02/21/03 H 0 7 L 0-2 02/25/98 A 1 0 W 2-0 03/02/96 H 7 6 W 1-0 03/05/99 N 8 4 W 2-2 02/06/04 N 5 0 W 4-1 04/29/00 A 5 0 W 5-0 04/07/98 H 0 3 L 2-1 Goldey-Beacom 03/08/96 N 3 6 L 1-1 DePaul 04/10/99 N 1 0 W 3-2 Campbell 04/07/98 H 5 0 W 3-1 01/31/95 H 5 2 W 1-0 03/01/97 H 3 0 W 2-1 02/26/05 N 0 2 L 0-1 02/12/00 A 3 2 W 4-2 Jacksonville Belmont 03/07/95 N 7 3 W 1-0 04/30/98 H 3 0 W 4-1 01/29/96 H 6 3 W 2-0 03/02/97 H 10 5 W 3-1 02/13/00 A 0 2 L 4-3 04/17/03 H 6 3 W 1-0 04/14/02 A 5 3 W 1-0 03/07/95 N 0 1 L 1-1 02/06/99 N 3 0 W 5-1 01/29/96 H 10 2 W 3-0 03/03/97 H 2 3 L 3-2 Drake 02/26/00 H 0 2 L 4-4 04/17/03 H 8 2 W 2-0 04/14/02 A 7 0 W 2-0 04/14/95 N 1 2 L 1-2 02/16/99 H 3 2 W 6-1 01/27/97 H 11 1 W 4-0 03/13/98 N 5 7 L 3-3 03/27/98 N 3 1 W 1-0 02/23/01 H 2 1 W 5-4 05/03/04 A 4 0 W 3-0 04/19/03 H 8 0 W 3-0 04/14/95 N 2 4 L 1-3 02/16/99 H 3 2 W 7-1 01/27/97 H 9 1 W 5-0 05/21/99 N 8 3 W 4-3 02/25/01 H 0 1 L 5-5 05/03/04 A 4 2 W 4-0 04/19/03 H 10 0 W 4-0 04/28/95 N 2 0 W 2-3 02/27/99 H 5 4 W 8-1 01/26/98 H 8 1 W 6-0 03/09/02 N 4 0 W 5-3 04/07/01 N 4 5 L 5-6 05/01/05 H 3 2 W 5-0 03/26/04 A 6 1 W 5-0 04/29/95 N 0 1 L 2-4 East Carolina 02/28/99 H 4 1 W 9-1 01/26/98 H 9 1 W 7-0 03/01/08 H 3 0 W 6-3 05/19/01 A 0 2 L 5-7 05/01/05 H 5 2 W 6-0 03/26/04 A 8 1 W 6-0 04/29/95 N 2 3 L 2-5 03/27/99 N 3 2 W 1-0 03/01/99 H 2 4 L 9-2 04/08/01 N 4 0 W 2-0 02/08/02 A 4 2 W 6-7 04/23/06 A 7 6 W 7-0 03/31/05 H 8 0 W 7-0 02/17/96 H 1 2 L 2-6 04/14/99 A 4 0 W 10-2 Hartford Charleston Southern 02/10/06 H 0 1 L 2-1 05/07/02 A 2 3 L 6-8 04/23/06 A 4 0 W 8-0 03/31/05 H 9 0 W 8-0 02/17/96 H 7 8 L 2-7 04/14/99 A 1 2 L 10-3 03/21/98 H 5 0 W 1-0 03/24/98 H 5 0 W 1-0 02/17/07 H 1 2 L 2-2 05/07/02 A 5 0 W 7-8 04/14/06 A 6 1 W 9-0 04/11/96 A 4 2 W 3-7 02/05/00 N 9 0 W 11-3 03/22/98 H 4 0 W 2-0 04/14/06 A 2 1 W 10-0 03/24/98 H 12 4 W 2-0 Jacksonville State 04/11/96 A 1 2 L 3-8 02/15/00 A 1 0 W 12-3 03/16/99 H 8 0 W 3-0 04/25/97 A 2 1 W 1-0 04/12/96 N 4 10 L 3-9 Eastern Illinois 02/15/00 A 0 7 L 12-4 03/16/99 H 9 0 W 4-0 03/07/08 H W 3 0 1-0 04/26/97 A 4 3 W 2-0

54 55 (All-Time Series cont.) 04/30/98 H 3 0 W 3-0 Louisiana-Monroe 02/21/99 H 7 2 W 17-0 Mississippi 03/21/08 A 1 0 W 3-1 Pacific 03/10/06 H 9 0 W 7-4 01/31/04 A 10 3 W 4-12 05/07/99 N 3 0 W 4-0 04/21/07 H 10 2 W 1-0 02/21/99 H 1 0 W 18-0 03/07/98 N 5 4 W 1-0 03/21/08 A 1 9 L 3-2 02/23/08 N 0 13 L 0-1 03/11/07 H 9 1 W 8-4 02/01/04 A 0 5 L 4-13 04/07/00 A 3 1 W 5-0 04/21/07 H 2 6 L 1-1 03/29/99 A 2 1 W 19-0 02/17/06 H 3 0 W 2-0 03/22/08 A 0 5 L 3-3 03/17/07 H 10 1 W 9-4 05/20/06 N 0 1 L 4-14 04/07/00 A 2 0 W 6-0 04/22/07 H 5 1 W 2-1 03/29/99 A 13 0 W 20-0 02/19/06 H 5 3 W 3-0 05/08/08 N 3 4 L 3-4 Penn State 05/21/06 N 4 7 L 4-15 03/23/01 H 5 1 W 7-0 04/19/08 A 6 3 W 3-1 04/01/00 H 12 4 W 21-0 03/02/96 H 4 5 L 0-1 Samford 03/27/01 H 3 5 L 7-1 04/19/08 A 3 2 W 4-1 04/01/00 H 3 1 W 22-0 Mississippi State Northern Illinois 03/03/96 H 1 6 L 0-2 04/06/96 A 8 5 W 1-0 Southern Illinois 03/27/01 H 4 0 W 8-1 04/20/08 A 4 1 W 5-1 04/19/01 A 0 1 L 22-1 03/06/99 N 2 10 L 0-1 03/14/98 N 0 8 L 0-1 03/11/03 H 2 1 W 1-2 05/06/99 N 3 0 W 2-0 03/15/97 N 2 3 L 0-1 04/12/02 A 2 0 W 9-1 05/07/08 N 4 5 L 5-2 04/19/01 A 4 0 W 23-1 03/10/01 N 3 2 W 1-1 03/11/03 H 3 6 L 1-3 04/06/00 A 1 0 W 3-0 03/14/00 H 0 1 L 0-2 04/12/02 A 6 1 W 10-1 04/05/02 H 8 0 W 24-1 03/07/02 N 6 0 W 2-1 Northern Iowa 03/02/07 H 1 0 W 2-3 04/06/00 A 5 0 W 4-0 03/14/00 H 2 0 W 1-2 05/09/02 N 3 1 W 11-1 Louisville 04/05/02 H 8 0 W 25-1 05/21/04 N 1 0 W 3-1 03/12/04 H 2 0 W 1-0 03/04/07 H 0 7 L 2-4 05/04/00 H 8 0 W 5-0 02/23/02 H 2 0 W 2-2 04/27/03 H 6 5 W 12-1 02/10/02 N 4 0 W 1-0 04/12/03 A 0 1 L 25-2 03/13/04 H 2 0 W 2-0 04/14/01 H 5 2 W 6-0 02/24/02 H 1 0 W 3-2 04/28/03 H 2 1 W 13-1 02/04/05 N 1 7 L 1-1 04/12/03 A 12 7 W 26-2 Missouri 03/14/04 H 1 0 W 3-0 Pittsburgh 04/14/01 H 7 0 W 7-0 05/08/03 N 8 0 W 14-1 05/09/03 N 5 4 W 27-2 03/02/98 H 0 8 L 0-1 03/19/99 H 11 3 W 1-0 05/04/01 H 1 0 W 8-0 St. Bonaventure Loyola-Chicago 04/16/04 H 1 0 W 28-2 Northwestern 03/04/00 N 1 0 W 2-0 04/11/02 A 7 0 W 9-0 03/11/95 H 11 3 W 1-0 04/16/04 H 2 0 W 29-2 James Madison 03/08/95 N 1 12 L 0-1 Missouri (KC) 02/16/97 N 5 2 W 1-0 03/06/00 H 2 0 W 3-0 04/11/02 A 4 0 W 10-0 04/15/05 A 5 0 W 30-2 02/23/07 H 5 4 W 1-0 02/15/97 N 3 0 W 1-1 03/12/02 H 3 2 W 1-0 02/07/99 N 0 5 L 1-1 03/06/00 H 2 1 W 4-0 03/28/03 H 2 0 W 11-0 03/11/95 H 11 3 W 2-0 04/15/05 A 6 4 W 31-2 02/25/07 H 2 1 W 2-0 03/12/02 H 1 2 L 1-1 02/04/00 N 4 3 W 2-1 02/19/05 N 6 4 W 5-0 03/28/03 H 7 5 W 12-0 03/02/96 H 10 0 W 3-0 Lynn 04/22/06 H 2 8 L 31-3 02/02/01 N 5 1 W 3-1 02/11/06 H 1 2 L 5-1 03/03/96 H 5 4 W 4-0 04/22/06 H 8 0 W 32-3 Kansas 04/25/02 H 11 0 W 1-0 Missouri State 02/01/02 N 9 8 W 4-1 02/10/07 H 5 0 W 6-1 Sam Houston State 03/06/96 H 3 2 W 5-0 03/08/01 N 6 5 W 1-0 02/17/06 H 9 8 W 1-0 02/03/02 N 2 1 W 5-1 02/01/03 N 2 1 W 1-0 03/06/96 H 4 0 W 6-0 Miami (OH) Maine 02/16/08 H 2 3 L 1-1 02/01/03 N 3 5 L 5-2 Princeton 02/25/00 H 11 2 W 7-0 Kennesaw State 03/08/95 N 9 4 W 1-0 02/22/97 N 2 1 W 1-0 02/12/05 N 0 1 L 5-3 03/18/99 H 8 4 W 1-0 Southeastern 02/26/00 H 7 0 W 8-0 04/01/06 H 2 6 L 0-1 02/23/97 N 0 3 L 1-1 03/18/99 H 6 4 W 2-0 Louisiana 02/28/00 H 14 0 W 9-0 03/14/97 N 4 5 L 1-2 Morehead State 04/01/06 H 8 4 W 1-1 Manhattan Northwestern State 03/20/99 H 2 3 L 2-1 04/25/96 N 4 3 W 1-0 02/09/07 H 8 2 W 2-2 03/18/95 N 2 1 W 1-0 03/20/03 H 15 0 W 1-0 05/07/98 A 6 3 W 0-1 St. John’s 02/16/08 H 3 2 W 3-2 02/22/95 H 4 1 W 1-0 Kent State 03/21/03 H 8 0 W 2-0 Nebraska 05/07/98 A 3 6 L 1-1 Providence Southeast Missouri State 02/22/95 H 5 4 W 2-0 03/26/99 N 1 5 L 0-1 03/22/03 H 3 1 W 3-0 05/23/99 N 2 4 L 0-1 05/08/98 A 2 5 L 1-2 03/16/95 N 3 0 W 1-0 03/09/95 N 0 8 L 0-1 03/20/04 H 2 1 W 1-1 03/12/04 H 8 0 W 4-0 Michigan 02/29/04 N 3 2 W 2-2 03/08/08 H 7 6 W 1-1 02/20/96 H 10 1 W 3-0 03/14/97 N 1 5 L 0-1 03/16/01 N 1 2 L 0-2 03/15/08 H 1 2 L 1-2 03/12/05 N 9 8 W 5-0 04/03/07 N 3 4 L 2-3 Purdue 02/20/96 H 11 1 W 4-0 03/04/99 N 1 4 L 0-2 02/24/06 N 0 5 L 0-3 03/17/08 H 5 6 L 1-3 03/09/02 N 5 0 W 1-0 Seton Hall 03/02/04 H 5 4 W 5-0 05/20/99 A 2 0 W 1-2 Maryland Notre Dame 02/12/06 H 3 4 L 1-1 03/15/95 H 3 9 L 0-1 03/02/04 H 2 1 W 6-0 02/20/04 H 1 3 L 1-3 Nev.-Las Vegas (UNLV) Lehigh 04/13/96 N 3 0 W 1-0 03/09/96 N 0 3 L 0-1 03/15/95 H 9 1 W 1-1 02/16/07 H 3 2 W 7-0 02/22/04 H 3 4 L 1-4 02/24/08 N 10 6 W 1-0 05/20/04 N 3 0 W 1-0 02/05/99 N 3 2 W 2-0 03/15/96 N 2 4 L 0-2 03/11/06 H 0 3 L 1-2 02/25/04 H 1 0 W 2-4 Quinnipiac 03/13/99 N 1 10 L 2-1 03/07/04 H 0 2 L 0-3 03/12/06 H 1 3 L 1-3 St. Louis 02/19/05 H 3 12 L 2-5 Nicholls State 03/13/01 H 8 0 W 1-0 Liberty 02/06/00 N 3 2 W 3-1 03/18/08 N 4 5 L 0-1 02/20/05 H 1 9 L 2-6 04/06/96 N 6 5 W 1-0 03/13/01 H 10 2 W 2-0 03/20/03 H 2 0 W 1-0 02/24/01 H 4 0 W 4-1 Nova Southeastern 03/18/08 N 10 2 W 1-1 02/17/07 H 2 6 L 2-7 04/07/96 N 4 6 L 1-1 03/12/05 N 7 0 W 3-0 South Alabama 03/21/03 H 1 0 W 2-0 02/25/01 H 4 1 W 5-1 03/28/97 N 1 3 L 1-2 02/04/95 H 2 1 W 1-0 03/13/05 N 3 2 W 4-0 03/31/07 A 1 0 W 1-0 02/10/08 H 2 5 L 2-8 St. Peter’s 03/22/03 H 1 3 L 2-1 03/06/03 N 3 5 L 5-2 03/29/97 N 0 3 L 1-3 02/03/96 H 7 6 W 2-0 03/15/05 H 2 1 W 5-0 03/31/07 A 4 2 W 2-0 04/03/05 N 5 4 W 3-1 02/04/96 H 3 4 L 2-1 03/15/05 H 8 0 W 6-0 04/01/07 A 3 2 W 3-0 02/21/95 H 3 2 W 1-0 Michigan State 05/08/97 A 0 1 L 1-4 Massachusetts 03/16/07 H 2 4 L 6-1 05/10/07 N 4 0 W 4-0 02/21/95 H 4 3 W 2-0 03/06/97 N 0 2 L 0-1 05/08/97 A 0 8 L 1-5 Lipscomb 03/15/96 N 2 9 L 0-1 Ohio 03/14/08 H 4 0 W 7-1 03/29/08 H 4 2 W 5-0 02/22/96 H 1 0 W 3-0 03/21/98 H 0 6 L 0-2 03/28/98 N 3 0 W 2-5 03/27/04 A 4 1 W 1-0 03/13/98 N 0 4 L 0-2 03/19/95 N 1 4 L 0-1 03/16/08 H 3 1 W 8-1 03/29/08 H 3 1 W 6-0 02/22/96 H 8 7 W 4-0 03/22/98 H 5 0 W 1-2 02/05/99 N 5 0 W 3-5 03/27/04 A 1 3 L 1-1 03/08/01 N 6 0 W 1-2 03/24/00 N 3 1 W 1-1 03/30/08 H 6 1 W 7-0 03/09/98 H 6 3 W 5-0 03/20/99 H 7 1 W 2-2 03/08/02 N 7 3 W 4-5 03/25/05 H 6 0 W 2-1 03/14/03 N 1 2 L 1-3 03/09/98 H 7 6 W 6-0 03/21/99 H 0 10 L 2-3 Rhode Island 03/25/05 H 0 1 L 2-2 02/28/04 N 4 1 W 2-3 03/10/00 N 6 5 W 3-3 North Carolina Ohio State 03/14/95 H 2 6 L 0-1 South Carolina 04/15/06 A 13 4 W 3-2 03/06/04 H 1 0 W 3-3 Stanford 03/18/00 H 0 1 L 3-4 04/14/96 A 6 7 L 0-1 03/03/00 N 2 1 W 1-0 03/14/95 H 8 0 W 1-1 03/09/96 N 0 10 L 0-1 04/15/06 A 8 3 W 4-2 03/05/05 H 5 0 W 4-3 03/10/01 N 0 2 L 0-1 03/19/00 H 3 1 W 4-4 04/11/97 A 11 3 W 1-1 03/03/01 N 3 4 L 1-1 03/23/96 N 9 1 W 2-1 04/12/96 N 0 9 L 0-2 03/17/06 H 10 7 W 5-3 03/10/02 N 0 4 L 0-2 03/23/01 H 3 1 W 5-4 04/13/97 A 5 0 W 2-1 02/07/03 N 3 2 W 2-1 03/25/00 N 1 0 W 3-1 03/07/97 N 2 11 L 0-3 03/19/06 H 4 3 W 6-3 02/21/08 N 3 9 L 0-3 Long Island 03/08/03 N 1 8 L 5-5 04/10/99 A 6 4 W 3-1 02/08/03 N 2 1 W 3-1 03/15/02 H 8 1 W 4-1 02/09/02 N 1 0 W 1-3 03/19/07 H 0 1 L 6-4 02/22/03 H 1 4 L 0-1 03/19/05 H 2 6 L 5-6 04/07/01 A 0 5 L 3-2 02/28/04 N 3 4 L 3-2 03/15/02 H 7 1 W 5-1 02/11/06 H 1 2 L 1-4 03/19/07 H 9 8 W 7-4 Stetson 02/21/04 H 4 2 W 1-1 03/16/07 H 3 0 W 6-6 03/07/02 N 6 3 W 4-2 02/18/05 N 12 3 W 4-2 03/10/04 H 9 1 W 6-1 02/10/07 H 4 7 L 1-5 02/18/06 H 0 4 L 1-2 02/10/08 H 2 5 L 7-5 03/14/02 H 2 1 W 5-2 03/10/04 H 7 0 W 7-1 02/11/07 H 1 3 L 1-6 02/18/95 H 3 6 L 0-1 02/16/07 H 7 2 W 2-2 03/13/04 H 1 3 L 7-2 02/08/08 H 2 1 W 2-6 02/18/95 H 9 1 W 1-1 Middle Tennessee State 03/14/02 H 7 1 W 6-2 Oklahoma 02/18/07 H 1 2 L 2-3 Mercer 03/14/04 H 1 0 W 8-2 03/25/95 A 10 0 W 2-1 03/24/00 N 2 1 W 1-0 03/06/04 H 1 0 W 7-2 03/02/02 N 6 5 W 1-0 02/26/95 H 3 2 W 1-0 03/25/95 A 0 8 L 2-2 04/28/07 A 2 1 W 2-0 04/03/05 A 0 3 L 7-3 03/03/02 N 5 3 W 2-0 Robert Morris South Florida (USF) 02/26/95 H 4 1 W 2-0 02/18/96 H 0 1 L 2-3 Longwood 04/28/07 A 2 5 L 2-1 03/18/06 H 1 2 L 7-4 02/04/05 N 0 12 L 2-1 03/07/97 N 4 3 W 1-0 02/24/95 A 0 2 L 0-1 02/25/96 H 8 3 W 3-0 02/18/96 H 8 0 W 3-3 03/15/08 H 2 6 L 0-1 04/29/07 A 2 0 W 3-1 03/06/98 N 1 2 L 1-1 02/24/95 A 0 3 L 0-2 02/25/96 H 4 0 W 4-0 04/18/96 A 4 5 L 3-4 05/12/07 N 1 0 W 4-1 North Carolina St. Oklahoma State 02/24/96 H 0 4 L 0-3 04/04/96 A 2 0 W 5-0 04/18/96 A 5 2 W 4-4 LSU 05/12/07 N 4 3 W 5-1 02/15/08 H 6 3 W 1-0 03/08/96 N 3 8 L 0-1 Rutgers 02/24/96 H 0 6 L 0-4 04/04/96 A 3 0 W 6-0 02/20/97 A 7 2 W 5-4 02/27/04 N 2 4 L 0-1 04/26/08 H 5 4 W 6-1 03/07/03 N 2 1 W 1-1 03/12/96 H 1 3 L 0-1 03/14/96 N 1 8 L 0-5 02/08/97 H 1 0 W 7-0 02/20/97 A 1 2 L 5-5 02/22/08 N 3 0 W 1-1 04/26/08 H 4 0 W 7-1 North Florida 03/19/04 H 5 4 W 2-1 03/12/96 H 7 1 W 1-1 02/21/97 A 2 3 L 0-6 02/08/97 H 6 0 W 8-0 03/13/96 H 3 6 L 1-2 02/22/97 A 0 6 L 0-7 04/05/97 H 1 0 W 6-5 04/27/08 H 8 6 W 8-1 05/01/06 H 5 4 W 1-0 04/05/97 H 13 3 W 7-5 Louisiana-Lafayette 03/28/97 N 6 1 W 9-0 03/13/96 H 3 6 L 1-3 04/05/98 H 0 4 L 0-8 05/01/06 H 7 6 W 2-0 Oregon 04/24/97 N 8 0 W 8-5 03/10/07 H 2 3 L 0-1 03/31/97 A 2 0 W 10-0 03/16/00 H 2 1 W 2-3 04/05/98 H 2 6 L 0-9 Minnesota 02/08/08 H 7 0 W 3-0 02/07/04 N 3 0 W 1-0 02/21/98 H 1 0 W 9-5 03/10/07 H 2 7 L 0-2 03/31/97 A 3 2 W 11-0 03/17/00 H 3 0 W 3-3 02/06/99 A 0 10 L 0-10 03/19/02 H 4 0 W 1-0 02/26/05 N 0 5 L 1-1 02/21/98 H 6 3 W 10-5 03/11/07 H 0 3 L 0-3 04/24/97 N 4 0 W 12-0 02/23/02 H 1 0 W 4-3 02/05/00 A 3 0 W 1-10 03/19/02 H 1 0 W 2-0 North Texas 04/18/98 A 6 0 W 11-5 04/16/08 A 1 5 L 0-4 03/10/98 H 3 2 W 13-0 02/21/03 H 1 3 L 4-4 02/02/02 A 9 3 W 2-10 03/22/02 H 1 2 L 2-1 03/24/07 H 8 1 W 1-0 Oregon State 04/18/98 A 4 8 L 11-6 04/16/08 A 0 4 L 0-5 03/10/98 H 3 0 W 14-0 02/21/04 H 2 1 W 5-4 02/02/02 A 5 2 W 3-10 03/30/98 A 5 4 W 15-0 03/23/02 H 4 1 W 3-1 03/25/07 H 0 5 L 1-1 05/17/03 N 3 7 L 0-1 05/01/98 H 3 1 W 12-6 04/17/08 A 0 4 L 0-6 03/25/07 H 10 2 W 2-1 02/24/08 N 3 8 L 0-2 02/18/05 H 7 2 W 6-4 02/02/03 A 1 4 L 3-11 03/30/98 A 3 2 W 16-0 05/15/03 N 3 7 L 3-12 04/02/99 H 9 4 W 13-6

56 57 (All-Time Series cont.) 04/02/99 H 6 1 W 14-6 02/21/97 N 0 5 L 0-2 05/04/00 H 6 0 W 6-2 Virginia 04/18/99 A 5 0 W 15-6 02/23/97 N 0 5 L 0-3 04/21/01 A 7 0 W 7-2 03/14/99 N 8 2 W 1-0 Yearly Team Batting 04/18/99 A 9 1 W 16-6 02/04/01 N 3 0 W 1-3 04/21/01 A 3 2 W 8-2 Florida Atlantic 04/19/00 A 2 0 W 17-6 02/01/02 N 1 0 W 2-3 05/03/01 H 3 0 W 9-2 Virginia Tech avg aB r h 2B 3B hr rBI tB SLG BB hBP So gdP oBP SF SH SB-A Po a e fld 04/19/00 A 2 1 W 18-6 05/05/01 H 1 0 W 10-2 03/14/99 N 4 1 W 1-0 1995 .300 1340 256 402 40 21 16 202 532 .397 105 17 159 3 .357 6 49 40-46 1003 401 78 .947 05/05/00 H 2 1 W 19-6 Tenn.-Chattanooga 04/07/02 H 6 5 W 11-2 03/10/00 N 0 1 L 1-1 1996 .286 1828 296 523 47 24 22 236 684 .374 158 15 224 1 .346 8 73 86-111 1398 623 111 .948 05/06/00 H 2 0 W 20-6 05/16/02 N 0 3 L 0-1 04/07/02 H 3 0 W 12-2 1997 .258 1831 276 473 54 36 17 240 650 .355 132 15 260 3 .312 9 61 44-58 1448 835 101 .958 04/24/01 H 1 6 L 20-7 05/17/02 N 1 6 L 0-2 04/11/03 A 8 10 L 12-3 Washington 1998 .262 1734 272 454 66 38 28 216 680 .392 137 6 299 6 .316 12 53 53-66 1376 677 112 .948 04/24/01 H 2 0 W 21-7 03/17/06 H 2 3 L 0-3 04/11/03 A 2 1 W 13-3 02/08/02 N 1 2 L 0-1 1999 .273 1792 313 490 67 32 40 258 741 .414 146 25 382 1 .336 7 69 99-123 1400 652 92 .957 05/04/01 H 1 0 W 22-7 05/01/04 A 2 0 W 14-3 02/10/02 N 1 3 L 0-2 2000 .239 1878 249 449 79 14 26 202 634 .338 165 20 427 4 .306 7 62 53-72 1550 658 80 .965 04/23/02 A 7 0 W 23-7 Tennessee-Martin 05/01/04 A 0 2 L 14-4 2001 .244 1735 246 424 66 18 41 201 649 .374 202 26 386 2 .331 9 73 19-29 1434 641 77 .964 04/23/02 A 6 2 W 24-7 03/17/95 N 4 10 L 0-1 05/14/04 H 1 0 W 15-4 Western Illinois 2002 .275 1963 289 540 83 11 49 255 792 .403 173 18 332 8 .338 9 58 23-29 1561 663 74 .968 05/09/02 N 1 0 W 25-7 04/22/05 H 8 3 W 16-4 03/14/96 N 0 3 L 0-1 2003 .255 1905 258 485 82 10 32 226 683 .359 169 18 322 5 .319 13 83 11-19 1496 703 107 .954 04/22/03 H 0 1 L 25-8 04/22/05 H 2 3 L 16-5 Tennessee State 2004 .251 1929 212 485 64 5 26 175 637 .330 155 17 299 17 .311 9 84 12-20 1571 656 77 .967 04/22/03 H 2 1 W 26-8 05/13/05 N 1 4 L 16-6 2005 .243 1802 237 438 70 13 27 191 615 .341 194 29 388 12 .325 6 60 19-28 1418 592 95 .955 02/29/08 H 9 1 W 1-0 Western Kentucky 05/08/03 N 4 3 W 27-8 04/06/07 A 1 2 L 16-7 2006 .265 1568 243 416 73 13 21 218 578 .369 126 27 331 3 .329 9 59 46-59 1229 489 69 .961 04/25/07 A 1 0 W 1-0 04/21/04 A 1 3 L 27-9 04/06/07 A 5 7 L 16-8 2007 .254 1723 259 438 80 18 28 226 638 .370 157 33 341 3 .327 9 61 50-63 1348 462 67 .964 04/25/07 A 6 5 W 2-0 04/21/04 A 5 3 W 28-9 Texas 04/07/07 A 5 1 W 17-8 2008 .253 1609 217 407 78 14 18 179 567 .352 136 14 356 0 .315 9 72 58-64 1277 556 80 .958 04/26/07 A 7 1 W 3-0 05/13/04 H 2 3 L 28-10 03/06/98 N 5 2 W 1-0 05/12/07 N 1 0 W 18-8 03/12/08 H 5 4 W 4-0 04/23/05 H 2 3 L 28-11 04/05/08 H 0 4 L 18-9 Opponents 03/12/08 H 4 0 W 5-0 04/23/05 H 1 3 L 28-12 Texas A&M 04/05/08 H 6 2 W 19-9 avg aB r h 2B 3B hr rBI tB SLG BB hBP So gdP oBP SF SH SB-A Po a e fld 03/13/08 H 6 2 W 6-0 05/12/05 H 4 0 W 29-12 03/15/03 N 2 10 L 0-1 04/06/08 H 2 1 W 20-9 1995 .234 1300 157 304 26 19 6 115 386 .297 109 8 253 1 .296 4 34 48-56 962 443 99 .934 03/14/08 H 10 5 W 7-0 04/08/06 A 1 2 L 29-13 03/18/05 N 2 6 L 0-2 1996 .259 1810 250 469 47 24 8 195 588 .325 144 16 156 6 .318 9 73 42-65 1368 667 128 .941 03/15/08 H 0 8 L 7-1 04/08/06 A 3 4 L 29-14 03/17/07 H 4 0 W 1-2 Tulsa 1997 .244 1830 194 446 64 17 6 164 562 .307 86 17 203 7 .283 9 67 53-77 1412 628 97 .955 05/12/06 H 5 0 W 30-14 03/18/07 H 1 3 L 1-3 03/11/05 N 3 2 W 1-0 1998 .220 1742 172 384 39 12 5 128 462 .265 85 22 212 7 .264 8 46 55-71 1314 590 113 .944 Wichita State 1999 .220 1772 174 389 48 14 13 133 504 .284 125 24 329 6 .279 6 45 48-57 1344 561 126 .938 05/13/06 H 3 11 L 30-15 03/19/05 H 2 6 L 1-1 03/02/01 N 8 0 W 1-0 2000 .173 1828 109 317 36 8 9 88 396 .217 106 14 544 5 .224 5 52 43-56 1493 588 105 .952 05/13/06 H 8 4 W 31-15 Texas Tech 03/20/05 H 7 0 W 2-1 04/19/07 A 6 4 W 32-15 02/24/07 H 8 7 W 1-0 03/01/02 N 10 2 W 2-0 2001 .174 1701 106 296 34 7 11 77 377 .222 118 21 535 0 .236 3 48 40-57 1382 582 87 .958 05/07/07 H 6 5 W 33-15 2002 .182 1866 97 339 35 6 14 91 428 .229 117 7 565 10 .232 7 36 40-61 1470 622 90 .959 Utah 2003 .232 1886 199 437 53 9 21 169 571 .303 133 16 321 14 .288 2 71 62-84 1473 631 106 .952 02/27/08 H 2 0 W 34-15 Toledo Wisconsin 03/29/98 N 4 6 L 0-1 2004 .180 1847 103 332 43 4 19 90 440 .238 92 20 462 13 .226 2 69 29-46 1526 654 76 .966 05/04/08 A 2 5 L 34-16 03/08/99 H 6 3 W 1-0 03/09/01 N 0 1 L 0-1 2005 .247 1811 213 447 71 12 19 180 599 .331 127 22 402 17 .303 7 45 62-80 1403 572 105 .950 03/08/99 H 5 3 W 2-0 02/22/03 H 1 0 W 1-1 Valparaiso 02/23/03 H 3 2 W 2-1 2006 .232 1553 192 361 59 11 18 169 496 .319 125 32 295 7 .302 3 40 39-55 1209 516 77 .957 Southwest Missouri 02/27/99 H 8 1 W 1-0 03/18/05 H 4 3 W 3-1 2007 .223 1689 167 376 59 4 33 144 542 .321 162 23 419 5 .299 3 38 57-70 1328 564 94 .953 State Towson 02/28/99 H 9 0 W 2-0 2008 .264 1628 215 430 60 11 34 187 614 .377 174 9 243 0 .335 17 57 38-54 1263 501 81 .956 03/07/08 H 4 3 W 1-0 03/22/05 H 3 4 L 3-2 03/26/00 N 2 1 W 1-0 03/14/01 H 3 2 W 3-0 03/22/05 H 2 1 W 4-2 03/14/01 H 7 1 W 4-0 Troy Syracuse Wisconsin-Green Bay 03/16/03 N 1 2 L 0-1 03/23/96 N 1 3 L 0-1 Vermont Yearly Team Pitching 04/05/96 N 0 5 L 0-2 03/17/95 N 5 2 W 1-0 03/18/95 N 8 2 W 1-0 Florida Atlantic Temple 04/07/96 N 3 2 W 1-2 03/22/96 N 7 0 W 2-0 05/07/99 N 4 2 W 2-2 Yale era cg SHO SV IP h r er BB SO 2B 3B hr B/AVG WP hBP BK 03/08/02 N 6 1 W 1-0 1995 2.18 39 8 0 334.1 304 155 104 109 253 28 19 6 .234 29 8 0 05/08/99 N 6 2 W 3-2 03/17/97 H 8 9 L 0-1 Villanova 1996 2.13 61 12 1 466.0 469 246 142 144 156 28 13 5 .259 41 16 0 03/27/00 H 2 0 W 4-2 03/17/97 H 2 6 L 0-2 Tennessee 03/02/98 H 7 1 W 1-0 1997 2.00 54 15 3 482.2 446 192 138 86 203 64 17 6 .244 19 17 1 03/27/00 H 2 0 W 5-2 04/05/96 N 0 9 L 0-1 02/27/00 H 1 0 W 2-0 1998 1.60 53 18 2 458.2 384 169 105 85 212 39 12 5 .220 23 22 0 1999 1.88 52 15 4 466.2 389 174 125 125 329 48 14 13 .220 46 24 1 2000 1.17 63 29 0 516.2 317 109 86 106 544 36 8 9 .173 30 14 0 2001 0.86 49 23 1 478.0 296 106 59 118 535 34 7 11 .174 22 21 2 2002 0.96 62 33 6 520.1 339 97 71 117 565 35 6 14 .182 19 7 0 2003 1.91 61 14 3 498.2 437 199 136 133 321 53 9 21 .232 36 16 0 2004 1.02 59 31 4 523.2 332 103 76 92 462 43 4 19 .180 1 20 0 2005 2.33 49 12 1 472.2 447 213 157 127 402 71 12 19 .247 26 22 1 2006 2.39 38 12 6 410.0 361 192 140 125 295 59 11 18 .232 42 32 1 2007 1.92 40 13 2 449.1 376 167 123 162 419 59 4 33 .223 52 23 0 2008 2.71 35 10 4 425.2 430 215 165 174 243 60 11 34 .264 44 9 0

Opponents era cg SHO SV IP h r er BB SO 2B 3B hr B/AVG WP hBP BK 1995 3.90 41 7 0 321.2 402 251 179 105 159 41 21 16 .300 29 17 1 1996 3.07 58 9 0 456.0 523 292 200 158 225 32 16 12 .288 41 15 0 1997 2.99 52 11 2 470.2 473 276 201 132 260 56 36 17 .258 37 15 0 1998 3.00 46 8 1 438.1 454 268 188 137 299 66 38 28 .262 37 6 1 1999 3.73 38 5 1 448.0 490 313 239 146 382 67 32 40 .273 49 25 0 2000 2.56 46 9 0 498.0 449 249 182 165 427 79 14 26 .239 44 20 1 2001 2.83 39 10 1 460.2 424 246 186 202 386 66 18 41 .244 42 26 5 2002 3.17 36 5 1 490.1 540 289 222 173 332 83 11 49 .275 34 18 1 2003 2.74 39 7 3 491.0 485 258 192 169 322 82 10 32 .255 26 18 0 2004 2.16 45 7 2 508.2 485 212 157 155 299 64 5 26 .251 45 17 1 2005 2.29 39 9 3 467.2 438 237 153 194 388 70 13 27 .243 32 29 0 2006 3.42 29 8 1 403.2 416 243 197 126 331 73 13 21 .265 43 27 6 2007 3.12 34 7 2 442.2 438 259 197 157 341 80 18 28 .254 30 33 0 2008 2.69 39 9 0 421.1 407 217 162 136 356 78 14 18 .253 27 14 1

58 59 RBI On-Base Percentage Complete Games Batting/Fielding 52 Diana Hargis 1995 (minimum min. 100 AB) Pitching Season Leaders 39 Nikki Myers 2002 Season Leaders 49 Nikki Myers 2001 .534 Nikki Myers 2001 (min. 100 innings pitched) 35 Liz Niadna 1998 46 Nikki Myers 1999 .500 Nikki Myers 2002 30 Candice Freel 2004 Games Played 46 Michelle Shirah 1999 .452 Shauna Corso 2006 29 Candice Freel 2003 75 Nikki Myers 2002 45 Pam Mazzarella 2002 .446 Pam Mazzarella 2005 ERA 28 Four times 0.57 Nikki Myers 2001 75 Ginny Matthews 2002 45 Jessica Braggins 2003 .445 Nikki Myers 1999 0.67 Candice Freel 2004 74 Eight times Shutouts Total Bases Sacrifice Flies 0.69 Nikki Myers 2002 19 Nikki Myers 2002 0.80 Nikki Myers 2000 Games Started 131 Nikki Myers 2001 4 Ebony Gray 2003 17 Candice Freel 2004 1.24 Chris Sutcliffe 2001 75 Ginny Matthews 2002 127 Nikki Myers 1999 4 Ginny Matthews 2004 12 Nikki Myers 2000 74 Seven times 126 Nikki Myers 2002 3 Brandie Marshall 1998 12 Candice Freel 2002 120 Heather Wright 2002 3 Jackie Catanese 2000 Opponent Batting Average 11 Liz Niadna 1998 .130 Nikki Myers 2001 Batting Average 118 Mandie Fishback 2007 3 Pam Mazzarella 2002 11 Nikki Myers 2001 3 Lauren Crandall 2007 .138 Nikki Myers 2000 (minimum min. 100 AB) .155 Nikki Myers 2002 .420 Diana Hargis 1995 Slugging Percentage Saves (minimum min. 100 AB) Sacrifices .160 Candice Freel 2004 5 Nikki Myers 2002 .376 Nikki Myers 2001 .192 Alana Klaus 1995 .368 Nikki Myers 2002 .757 Nikki Myers 2001 19 Callie Piper 2004 3 Candice Freel 2003 .720 Diana Hargis 1995 18 Amy Alderman 1997 3 Candice Freel 2004 .366 Mandie Fishback 2007 Strikeouts/7 Innings .362 Heather Wright 2002 .651 Nikki Myers 1999 16 Marlene Tamayo 1996 3 Amber Barton 2008 .627 Nikki Myers 2002 16 Chan Walker 1996 10.93 Nikki Myers 2001 2 Eight times .584 Mandie Fishback 2007 14 Four players 10.44 Nikki Myers 2000 At Bats 10.40 Nikki Myers 2002 248 Jessica Sachs 2004 Innings Pitched Walks Stolen Bases 7.75 Alana Klaus 1995 294.0 Nikki Myers 2002 235 Jessica Sachs 2005 7.65 Jen Musillo 2007 232 Ginny Matthews 2003 57 Nikki Myers 2001 37 Suzanne Flege 1999 277.2 Liz Niadna 1998 52 Nikki Myers 2002 28 Dana Lotz 1996 264.1 Amber Barton 2008 227 Ninya Ybarra 2002 Walks/7 Innings 221 Heather Wright 2002 46 Pam Mazzarella 2005 24 Sherri Pla 1999 260.0 Candice Freel 2004 38 Nikki Myers 2000 18 Jenna Lopez 2007 0.55 Chris Sutcliffe 1999 258.0 Nikki Myers 2001 32 Ninya Ybarra 1999 16 Three Players 0.67 Stacy Miller 1996 Runs 0.76 Chris Sutcliffe 1997 51 Heather Wright 2002 Strikeouts Hit by Pitch 0.98 Liz Niadna 1998 437 Nikki Myers 2002 46 Ninya Ybarra 2002 1.11 Chris Sutcliffe 2000 45 Mandie Fishback 2007 13 Jenna Lopez 2007 403 Nikki Myers 2001 9 Annie Norton 2001 325 Nikki Myers 2000 44 Suzanne Flege 1999 Wins 42 Jennifer Kintz 1997 7 Suzanne Flege 1999 275 Jen Musillo 2007 7 Pam Mazzarella 2002 36 Nikki Myers 2002 266 Candice Freel 2004 7 Shauna Corso 2006 30 Liz Niadna 1998 Hits 28 Candice Freel 2004 80 Heather Wright 2002 Fielding Percentage 26 Nikki Myers 2001 (min. 150 chances) 77 Jessica Sachs 2004 26 Candice Freel 2002 .996 Diane Sanchez 2000 74 Nikki Myers 2002 26 Jen Musillo 2007 74 Pam Mazzarella 2003 .996 Callie Piper 2004 74 Mandie Fishback 2007 .996 Callie Piper 2001 Appearances .995 Callie Piper 2002 51 Nikki Myers 2002 .995 Jackie Catanese 1999 Doubles 47 Liz Niadna 1998 19 Ginny Matthews 2003 48 Amber Barton 2008 Chances 17 Nikki Myers 1999 42 Nikki Myers 2001 678 Jackie Catanese 1997 16 Nikki Myers 2002 41 Candice Freel 2004 637 Jackie Catanese 1998 15 Mandie Fishback 2007 41 Jen Musillo 2007 13 Becky Brandies 2007 612 Callie Piper 2002 14 Caitlyn Bliss 2008 583 Jackie Catanese 1999 Starts 579 Jackie Catanese 2000 41 Nikki Myers 2002 Triples 36 Liz Niadna 1998 Putouts 10 Alicia Smith 1998 36 Amanda Morin 2003 631 Jackie Catanese 1997 8 Diana Hargis 1995 35 Candice Freel 2004 594 Jackie Catanese 1998 8 Sherri Pla 1999 33 Candice Freel 2002 553 Jackie Catanese 1999 7 Jennifer Kintz 1997 33 Jen Musillo 2007 546 Jackie Catanese 2000 7 Lisa Schaus 1997 33 Amber Barton 2008 7 Kim Nicosia 1999 537 Callie Piper 2002

Home Runs Assists 19 Nikki Myers 2001 202 Rhianna Rogers 2000 12 Nikki Myers 1999 197 Lisa Schaus 1997 12 Nikki Myers 2002 165 Amy Alderman 1998 11 Nikki Myers 2000 152 Jenna O’Connor 1997 10 Michelle Shirah 1999 Meghan Doonan (2005-07) 152 Michelle Shirah 1999 10 Ninya Ybarra 2002 Jenna Lopez(2004-07)

60 61 2001 Ninya Ybarra 199 Triples Total Bases 1997 Chris Sutcliffe 1.33 2002 Nikki Myers 39 Year-by-Year Individual 2002 Ninya Ybarra 227 1995 Diana Hargis 8 1995 Diana Hargis 113 1998 Liz Niadna 1.26 2003 Candice Freel 29 Leaders 2003 Ginny Matthews 232 1996 Alicia Smith 6 1996 Alicia Smith 98 1999 Chris Sutcliffe 1.70 2004 Candice Freel 30 2004 Jessica Sachs 248 1997 Two players 7 1997 Jennifer Kintz 107 2000 Nikki Myers 0.80 2005 Meghan Doonan 22 Batting Average (min. 75% 2005 Jessica Sachs 235 1998 Alicia Smith 10 1998 Alicia Smith 113 2001 Nikki Myers 0.57 2006 Kathryn Stauffer 17 games) 2006 Jessica Sachs 188 1999 Sherri Pla 8 1999 Nikki Myers 127 2002 Nikki Myers 0.69 2007 Jen Musillo 28 1995 Diana Hargis .420 2007 Mandie Fishback 202 2000 Two players 4 2000 Nikki Myers 109 2003 Amanda Morin 1.83 2008 Amber Barton 23 1996 Amy Alderman .333 2008 Melissa Moore 176 2001 Kim Nicosia 5 2001 Nikki Myers 131 2004 Candice Freel 0.67 1997 Jennifer Kintz .346 2002 Heather Wright 5 2002 Nikki Myers 126 2005 Ashley Greene 2.14 Shutouts 1998 Jennifer Kintz .335 Runs 2003 Ebony Gray 4 2003 Pam Mazzarella 99 2006 Kathryn Stauffer 2.34 1995 Alana Klaus 3 1999 Nikki Myers .359 1995 Alana Klaus 35 2004 Jennifer Cavanaugh 3 2004 Jessica Sachs 99 2007 Jen Musillo 1.36 1996 Kathie Marin 7 2000 Nikki Myers .299 1996 Chan Walker 39 2005 Jessica Sachs 4 2005 Jessica Braggins 100 2008 Rose Gressley 2.34 1997 Liz Niadna 7 2001 Nikki Myers .376 1997 Jennifer Kintz 42 2006 Mandie Fishback 4 2006 Jessica Sachs 75 1998 Liz Niadna 11 2002 Nikki Myers .368 1998 Jennifer Kintz 40 2007 Mandie Fishback 4 2007 Mandie Fishback 118 Wins 1999 Chris Sutcliffe 6 2003 Pam Mazzarella .338 1999 Suzanne Flege 44 2008 Two Players 3 2008 Lauren Crandall 77 1995 Alana Klaus 20 2000 Nikki Myers 12 2004 Pam Mazzarella .339 2000 Nikki Myers 39 1996 Kathie Marin 16 2001 Nikki Myers 11 2005 Jessica Braggins .316 2001 Nikki Myers 40 Home Runs Slugging Percentage 1997 Liz Niadna 19 2002 Nikki Myers 19 2006 Shauna Corso .338 2002 Heather Wright 51 1995 Diana Hargis 7 (min. 75% games) 1998 Liz Niadna 30 2003 Amanda Morin 7 2007 Mandie Fishback .366 2003 Ginny Matthews 34 1996 Two players 7 1995 Diana Hargis .720 1999 Nikki Myers 24 2004 Candice Freel 17 2008 Lauren Crandall .302 2004 Jessica Sachs 39 1997 Four players 3 1996 Alicia Smith .490 2000 Nikki Myers 22 2005 Meghan Doonan 5 2005 Jessica Sachs 38 1998 Two players 7 1997 Jennifer Kintz .507 2001 Nikki Myers 26 2006 Kathryn Stauffer 4 Games Played 2006 Jessica Sachs 32 1999 Nikki Myers 12 1998 Alicia Smith .574 2002 Nikki Myers 36 2007 Jen Musillo 9 1995 Three players 51 2007 Mandie Fishback 45 2000 Nikki Myers 11 1999 Nikki Myers .651 2003 Amanda Morin 23 2008 Rose Gressley 4 1996 Two players 69 2008 Lauren Crandall 30 2001 Nikki Myers 19 2000 Nikki Myers .534 2004 Candice Freel 28 Saves 1997 Jennifer Kintz 71 2002 Nikki Myers 12 2001 Nikki Myers .757 2005 Meghan Doonan 15 1995 None 1998 Four players 67 Hits 2003 Jenn Piazza 8 2002 Nikki Myers .627 2006 Jen Musillo 12 1996 Stacy Miller 1 1999 Three players 69 1995 Diana Hargis 66 2004 Jessica Braggins 9 2003 Pam Mazzarella .452 2007 Jen Musillo 26 1997 Courtney Shoff 2 2000 Five players 74 1996 Amy Alderman 70 2005 Jessica Braggins 8 2004 Jessica Braggins .467 2008 Amber Barton 19 1998 Liz Niadna 2 2001 Nikki Myers 67 1997 Jennifer Kintz 73 2006 Shauna Corso 4 2005 Jessica Braggins .510 1999 Two players 2 2002 Two players 75 1998 Jennifer Kintz 64 2007 Mandie Fishback 7 2006 Shauna Corso .496 Winning Percentage 2000 None 2003 Four players 72 1999 Nikki Myers 70 2008 Amber Barton 4 2007 Mandie Fishback .584 (min. 6 decisions) 2001 Nikki Myers 1 2004 Jessica Sachs 74 2000 Nikki Myers 61 2008 Lauren Crandall .456 1995 Alana Klaus .625 2002 Nikki Myers 5 2005 Four players 69 2001 Nikki Myers 65 RBIs 1996 Kathie Marin .593 2003 Candice Freel 3 2006 Jessica Sachs 57 2002 Heather Wright 80 1995 Diana Hargis 52 On-Base Percentage 1997 Liz Niadna .594 2004 Candice Freel 3 2007 Three players 65 2003 Pam Mazzarella 74 1996 Brandie Marshall 41 (min. 75% games) 1998 Liz Niadna .769 2005 Tara Grady 1 2008 Amy Bukovich 61 2004 Jessica Sachs 77 1997 Jennifer Kintz 33 1995 Diana Hargis .436 1999 Chris Sutcliffe .760 2006 Three players 2 2005 Jessica Braggins 62 1998 Alicia Smith 37 1996 Brandie Marshall .382 2000 Nikki Myers .759 2007 Jen Musillo 2 At Bats 2006 Jessica Sachs 56 1999 Two players 46 1997 Jennifer Kintz .413 2001 Nikki Myers .667 2008 Amber Barton 3 1995 Dana Lotz 158 2007 Mandie Fishback 74 2000 Nikki Myers 39 1998 Jennifer Kintz .392 2002 Nikki Myers .837 1996 Amy Alderman 210 2008 Lauren Crandall 51 2001 Nikki Myers 49 1999 Nikki Myers .445 2003 Amanda Morin .676 Innings Pitched 1997 Jennifer Kintz 211 2002 Pam Mazzarella 45 2000 Nikki Myers .419 2004 Candice Freel .757 1995 Alana Klaus 193.1 1998 Jackie Catanese 203 Doubles 2003 Pam Mazzarella 36 2001 Nikki Myers .534 2005 Ashley Greene .619 1996 Stacy Miller 198.2 1999 Suzanne Flege 202 1995 Two players 10 2004 Jessica Braggins 33 2002 Nikki Myers .500 2006 Meghan Doonan .889 1997 Liz Niadna 220.2 2000 Jackie Catanese 214 1996 Two players 8 2005 Jessica Braggins 45 2003 Pam Mazzarella .425 2007 Jen Musillo .703 1998 Liz Niadna 277.2 1997 Jennifer Kintz 11 2006 Two players 27 2004 Pam Mazzarella .418 2008 Rose Gressley .696 1999 Nikki Myers 225.2 1998 Jennifer Kintz 10 2007 Mandie Fishback 40 2005 Pam Mazzarella .446 2000 Nikki Myers 218.0 1999 Nikki Myers 17 2008 Lauren Crandall 29 2006 Shauna Corso .452 Appearances 2001 Nikki Myers 258.0 2000 Jackie Catanese 12 2007 Mandie Fishback .423 1995 Alana Klaus 34 2002 Nikki Myers 294.0 2001 Ninya Ybarra 11 2003 Candice Freel 233.1 Pam Mazzarella (2002-05) 2008 Kerri Croney .351 1996 Stacy Miller 33 2002 Nikki Myers 16 1997 Liz Niadna 38 2004 Candice Freel 260.0 2003 Ginny Matthews 19 Stolen Bases 1998 Liz Niadna 47 2005 Meghan Doonan 191.2 2004 Pam Mazzarella 12 1995 Dana Lotz 10 1999 Nikki Myers 39 2006 Kathryn Stauffer 170.1 2005 Jessica Braggins 12 1996 Dana Lotz 28 2000 Nikki Myers 34 2007 Jen Musillo 251.2 2006 Danielle Arriaga 10 1997 Sherri Pla 10 2001 Nikki Myers 42 2008 Amber Barton 264.1 2007 Mandie Fishback 15 1998 Suzanne Flege 16 2002 Nikki Myers 51 2008 Caitlyn Bliss 14 1999 Suzanne Flege 37 2003 Candice Freel 39 Strikeouts 2000 Heather Wright 15 2004 Candice Freel 41 1995 Alana Klaus 214 2001 Kim Nicosia 7 2005 Meghan Doonan 34 1996 Stacy Miller 66 2002 Heather Wright 7 2006 Kathryn Stauffer 36 1997 Liz Niadna 108 2003 Ebony Gray 5 2007 Jen Musillo 41 1998 Liz Niadna 147 2004 Jessica Sachs 5 2008 Amber Barton 48 1999 Nikki Myers 211 2005 Jessica Sachs 7 2000 Nikki Myers 325 2006 Jessica Sachs 14 Complete Games 2001 Nikki Myers 403 Kim Nicosia (1998-05) 2007 Jenna Lopez 18 1995 Alana Klaus 22 2002 Nikki Myers 437 2008 Blair Bodenmiller 14 1996 Stacy Miller 27 2003 Candice Freel 160 1997 Liz Niadna 27 2004 Candice Freel 266 ERA (min. 40 innings pitched) 1998 Liz Niadna 35 2005 Meghan Doonan 183 1995 Alana Klaus 1.70 1999 Nikki Myers 28 2006 Jen Musillo 127 1996 Kathie Marin 1.54 2000 Nikki Myers 28 2007 Jen Musillo 275 2001 Nikki Myers 25 2008 Amber Barton 183

62 63 Slugging Percentage 16 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 Sacrifices Stolen Base Percentage Assists Career Batting and (minimum 300 AB) 15 Michelle Shirah 1999-03 48 Callie Piper 2001-04 (minimum 15 attempts) 547 Amy Alderman 1995-98 Fielding Leaders .638 Nikki Myers (773-493) 1999-02 13 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 40 Amy Alderman 1995-98 .955 Chan Walker (21-22) 1995-96 493 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 .520 Jennifer Kintz (402-209) 1997-98 11 Sherri Pla 1995-97, 99 40 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 .871 Blair Bodenmiller (27-31) 2006-pres. 345 Lisa Schaus 1997-98 Games Played .515 Mandie Fishback (336-173) 2006-07 11 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 37 Melissa Moore 2005-08 .869 Suzanne Flege (53-61) 1998-99 333 Rhianna Rogers 2000, 02 285 Nikki Myers 1999-02 .494 Alicia Smith (579-286) 1996-98 32 Heather Wright 2000-02 .844 Dana Lotz (38-45) 1995-96 298 Amy Bellisari 2001-04 279 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 .493 Sherri Pla (428-211) 1995-97, 99 RBI 31 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 .818 Heather Wright (27-33) 2000-02 290 Callie Piper 2001-04 279 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 .444 Jessica Braggins (581-258) 2003-05 174 Nikki Myers 1999-02 30 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 .818 Jenna Lopez (36-44) 2004-07 283 Michelle Shirah 1999-03 277 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 .434 Lisa Schaus (401-174) 1997-98 128 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 30 Amy Bellisari 2001-04 .811 Sherri Pla (43-53) 1995-97, 99 280 Amy Bukovich 2006-pres. 271 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 .430 Pam Mazzarella (606-262) 2002-05 107 Alicia Smith 1996-98 28 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 .800 Kim Nicosia (40-50) 1998-01 276 Tabitha Price 1999-00 264 Callie Piper 2001-04 .425 Danielle Arriaga (313-133) 2005-06 97 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 28 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 .800 Amy Alderman (20-25) 1995-98 265 Jenna O’Connor 1996-97 261 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 .420 Brandie Marshall (615-258) 1996-99 96 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 27 Marlene Tamayo 1995-96 .800 Marlene Tamayo (16-20) 1995-96 241 Heather Wright 2000-02 260 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 89 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 253 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 Runs 89 Michelle Shirah 1999-03 Stolen Bases Putouts Fielding Percentage 248 Amy Alderman 1995-98 144 Nikki Myers 1999-02 82 Amy Alderman 1995-98 53 Suzanne Flege 1998-99 2324 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 (minimum 200 chances) 137 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 82 Jenn Piazza 2002-05 43 Sherri Pla 1995-97, 99 1953 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 .993 Diana Hargis (260-30-2) 1995 Games Started 134 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 81 Sherri Pla 1995-97, 99 40 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 1700 Callie Piper 2001-04 .993 Callie Piper (1700-290-14) 2001-04 284 Nikki Myers 1999-02 107 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 38 Dana Lotz 1995-96 923 Charlotte Baird 2005-07 .991 Charlotte Baird (923-62-9) 2005-07 279 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 107 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 Total Bases 36 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 906 Melissa Moore 2005-08 .988 Pam Mazzarella (1953-108-24) 2002-05 278 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 106 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 493 Nikki Myers 1999-02 29 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 801 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 .988 Diane Sanchez (385-35-5) 2000-01 276 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 105 Heather Wright 2000-02 343 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 27 Heather Wright 2000-02 492 Heather Wright 2000-02 .985 Jackie Catanese (2324-117-36) 1997-00 258 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 102 Alicia Smith 1996-98 313 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 27 Blair Bodenmiller 2006-pres. 486 Alicia Smith 1996-98 .984 Mandie Fishback (216-153-6) 2006-07 254 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 101 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 308 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 22 Margaret Ward 1996-98 463 Amy Bellisari 2001-04 .982 Kerri Croney (232-42-5) 2008-pres. 252 Callie Piper 2001-04 99 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 286 Alicia Smith 1996-98 21 Chan Walker 1995-96 423 Amy Alderman 1995-98 .981 Jaime Sawyer (189-65-5) 2001 252 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 281 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 20 Amy Alderman 1995-98 245 Amy Alderman 1995-98 Hits 258 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 238 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 270 Nikki Myers 1999-02 258 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 254 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 253 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 At Bats 233 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 234 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 842 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 215 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 804 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 201 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 Walks 798 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 195 Amy Alderman 1995-98 176 Nikki Myers 1999-02 785 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 185 Callie Piper 2001-04 111 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 773 Nikki Myers 1999-02 181 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 98 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 743 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 170 Alicia Smith 1996-98 87 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 723 Amy Alderman 1995-98 166 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 83 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 718 Callie Piper 2001-04 64 Callie Piper 2001-04 691 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 Doubles 56 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 658 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 49 Nikki Myers 1999-02 54 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 Lauren Crandall 41 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 53 Jenn Piazza 2002-05 Batting Average 37 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 46 Heather Wright 2000-02 (minimum 300 AB) 35 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 46 Melissa Moore 2005-08 .349 Nikki Myers (270-773) 1999-02 30 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 .341 Jennifer Kintz (137-402) 1997-98 30 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 Hit by Pitch .330 Mandie Fishback (111-336) 2006-07 25 Jenn Piazza 2002-05 24 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 .318 Pam Mazzarella (254/798) 2002-05 25 Lauren Crandall 2005-08 17 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 .318 Sherri Pla (136-428) 1995-97, 99 24 Callie Piper 2001-04 16 Lauren Crandall 2005-08 .304 Chan Walker (102-336) 1995-96 23 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 12 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 .297 Danielle Arriaga (93-313) 2005-06 22 Three Players 12 Nikki Myers 1999-02 .296 Dana Lotz (99-334) 1995-96 12 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 .294 Alicia Smith (170-579) 1996-98 Triples 12 Melissa Moore 2005-08 .290 Kim Hollon (100-345) 1995-96 22 Alicia Smith 1996-98 9 Annie Norton 2001 21 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 7 Suzanne Flege 1998-99 On-Base Percentage 14 Sherri Pla 1995-97, 99 7 Kim Nicosia 1998-01 (minimum 300 PA) 12 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 7 Shauna Corso 2006 .475 Nikki Myers 1999-02 12 Jennifer Kintz 1997-98 .411 Pam Mazzarella 2002-05 12 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 Sacrifice Flies .403 Jennifer Kintz 1997-98 11 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 7 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 .389 Chan Walker 1995-96 9 Lisa Schaus 1997-98 6 Jackie Catanese 1997-00 .385 Mandie Fishback 2006-07 9 Michelle Shirah 1999-03 6 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 .361 Danielle Arriaga 2005-06 9 Jessica Sachs 2003-06 5 Ginny Matthews 2001-04 .360 Dana Lotz 1995-96 45 Lauren Crandall 2005-pres.08 .359 Sherri Pla 1995-97, 99 Home Runs 4 Nikki Myers 1999-02 .355 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 54 Nikki Myers 1999-02 4 Ebony Gray 2003 .350 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 20 Jessica Braggins 2003-05 4 Lisa Schaus 1997-98 19 Brandie Marshall 1996-99 4 Michelle Shirah 1999-03 18 Ninya Ybarra 1999-02 4 Jenn Piazza 2002-05 17 Alicia Smith 1996-98 4 Jenna Lopez 2004-07 16 Jenn Piazza 2002-05

64 65 43 Amanda Morin (43-19) 2003-04 85 Liz Niadna 1997-98 Pitching Career Leaders 38 Jen Musillo (38-20) 2006-07 69 Amanda Morin 2003-04 (min. 200 IP) 28 Kathie Marin (28-21) 1995-97 69 Amber Barton 2007-pres. 27 Courtney Shoff (27-21) 1997-99 68 Jen Musillo 2006-07 ERA 26 Meghan Doonan (26-17) 2005-07 65 Kathie Marin 1995-97 0.99 Nikki Myers (995.2/141) 1999-02 25 Amber Barton (25-26) 2007-pres. 62 Courtney Shoff 1997-99 FAU No-Hitters Date Pitcher opponent Score 1.41 Kristie Picon (219.0/44) 2000-01 21 Kristie Picon (21-7) 2000-01 59 Meghan Doonan 2005-07 02/05/95 Alana Klaus Barry 2-0 1.43 Candice Freel (824.2/168) 2002-05 21 Ashley Greene (21-9) 2004-05 1.47 Chris Sutcliffe (601.1/126) 1997, 99-01 Games Started 02/07/97 Courtney Shoff Bethune-Cookman 4-0 02/08/97 Chris Sutcliffe Mercer 1-0 1.57 Liz Niadna (498.1/112) 1997-98 Losses 128 Nikki Myers 1999-02 02/25/98 Courtney Shoff* FIU 1-0 1.65 Amanda Morin (420.0/99) 2003-04 37 Nikki Myers 1999-02 115 Candice Freel 2002-05 03/16/99 Nikki Myers Hartford 9-0 1.80 Ashley Greene (229.1/59) 2004-05 37 Candice Freel 2002-05 92 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 03/05/00 Nikki Myers FIU 2-0 1.85 Jen Musillo (393.0/104) 2006-07 26 Amber Barton 2007-pres. 66 Liz Niadna 1997-98 03/14/00 Nikki Myers Southern Illinois 2-0 2.10 Courtney Shoff (306.2/92) 1997-98 23 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 66 Amanda Morin 2003-04 03/17/00 Nikki Myers Rutgers 3-0 2.13 Kathie Marin (355.0/108) 1995-97 22 Liz Niadna 1997-98 54 Kathie Marin 1995-97 04/07/00 Nikki Myers Jacksonville State 2-0 21 Courtney Shoff 1997-99 54 Courtney Shoff 1997-99 03/13/01 Chris Sutcliffe Quinnipiac 8-0 Opponent Batting Average 21 Kathie Marin 1995-97 51 Jen Musillo 2006-07 04/14/01 Nikki Myers Samford 7-0 .155 Nikki Myers (536-3460) 1999-02 20 Jen Musillo 2006-07 46 Meghan Doonan 2005-07 02/24/02 Nikki Myers* Southern Illinois 1-0 .200 Candice Freel (606-3028) 2002-05 19 Amanda Morin 2003-04 43 Kathryn Stauffer 2006-pres. 03/05/02 Nikki Myers Campbell 6-0 .207 Jen Musillo (2291179) 2006-07 17 Meghan Doonan 2005-07 04/05/02 Candice Freel Mercer 8-0 .211 Chris Sutcliffe (471-2232) 1997, 99-01 17 Kathryn Stauffer 2006-pres. Complete Games 04/05/02 Nikki Myers Mercer 8-0 .222 Amanda Morin (344-1551) 2003-04 120 Nikki Myers 1999-02 .222 Kristie Picon (184-828) 2000-01 04/14/02 Nikki Myers Belmont 7-0 Saves 91 Candice Freel 2002-05 02/06/04 Candice Freel Iowa State 5-0 .226 Liz Niadna (426-1887) 1997-98 8 Nikki Myers 1999-02 71 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 .237 Meghan Doonan (270-915) 2005-07 05/05/04 Candice Freel UCF 1-0 (11) 7 Candice Freel 2002-05 62 Liz Niadna 1997-98 04/22/06 Kathryn Stauffer Mercer 8-0 (5) .243 Ashley Greene (210-863) 2004-05 4 Jen Musillo 2006-07 51 Amanda Morin 2003-04 .250 Courtney Shoff (304-1215) 1997-99 3 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 41 Jen Musillo 2006-07 * denotes perfect game 3 Amber Barton 2007-pres. 40 Kathie Marin 1995-97 Walks/7 Innings 33 Meghan Doonan 2005-07 0.92 Chris Sutcliffe (601.1/79) 1997, 99-01 Shutouts 30 Courtney Shoff 1997-99 Nikki Myers (1999-02) 1.07 Liz Niadna (498.1/76) 1997-98 47 Nikki Myers 1999-02 28 Amber Barton 2007-pres. 1.33 Amanda Morin (420.0/80) 2003-04 35 Candice Freel 2002-05 1.50 Ashley Greene (229.1/145) 2004-05 25 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 Innings Pitched Candice Freel (2002-05) 1.55 Courtney Shoff (306.2/68) 1997-99 18 Liz Niadna 1997-98 995.2 Nikki Myers 1999-02 1.64 Candice Freel (824.2/193) 2002-05 15 Amanda Morin 2003-04 824.2 Candice Freel 2002-05 1.73 Kristie Picon (219.0/54) 2000-01 13 Jen Musillo 2006-07 601.1 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 Kathryn Stauffer (2006-Present) 2.07 Meghan Doonan (305.0/90) 2005-07 10 Courtney Shoff 1997-99 498.1 Liz Niadna 1997-98 2.05 Nikki Myers (995.2/292) 1999-02 10 Kristie Picon 2000-01 420.0 Amanda Morin 2003-04 2.23 Kathie Marin (355.0/113) 1995-97 9 Kathie Marin 1995-97 393.0 Jen Musillo 2006-07 6 Ashley Greene 2004-05 355.0 Kathie Marin 1995-97 Strikeouts/7 inning 354.0 Amber Barton 2007-pres. 9.67 Nikki Myers (995.2/1376) 1999-02 Appearances 306.2 Courtney Shoff 1997-99 7.16 Jen Musillo (393.0/402) 2006-07 166 Nikki Myers 1999-02 305.0 Meghan Doonan 2005-07 5.88 Meghan Doonan (305.0/256) 2005-07 136 Candice Freel 2002-05 5.64 Candice Freel (824.2/664) 2002-05 104 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 5.03 Amanda Morin (420.0/302) 2003-04 4.88 Amber Barton (354.0/257) 2007-pres. 4.92 Kristie Picon (219.0/154) 2000-01 4.43 Ashley Greene (229.1/145) 2003-05 4.09 Chris Sutcliffe (601.1/351) 1997, 99-01 3.58 Liz Niadna (498.1/255) 1997-98 2.65 Rose Gressley (158.2/60) 2008-pres.

Strikeouts Jen Musillo 1,376 Nikki Myers 1999-02 664 Candice Freel 2002-05 402 Jen Musillo 2006-07 351 Chris Sutcliffe 1997, 99-01 302 Amanda Morin 2003-04 256 Meghan Doonan 2005-07 255 Liz Niadna 1997-98 247 Amber Barton 2007-pres. 214 Alana Klaus 1995 154 Kristie Picon 2000-01

Wins 108 Nikki Myers (108-37) 1999-02 81 Candice Freel (81-37) 2002-05 67 Chris Sutcliffe (67-23) 1997, 99-01 49 Liz Niadna (49-22) 1997-98

66 67 1997 Liz Niadna, Pitcher 2003 Lauren Evans, DP Situational Records Individual Honors 1997 Jennifer Kintz, Outfield 2003 Candice Freel, Pitcher Monthly W-L Louisville Slugger / 1998 Jennifer Kintz, Outfield 2003 Ebony Gray, Outfield January February March April May NFCA All-America 1998 Alicia Smith, Outfield 2003 Amanda Morin, Pitcher 1999 Nikki Myers, Pitcher & DP 2004 Jenn Piazza, Outfield Second-Team 1995 1-0 11-3 17-11 4-4 0-0 2000 Kristen Stanley, Outfield 2004 Jessica Braggins, DP 2001 Nikki Myers 1996 2-0 8-6 12-15 15-11 0-0 2000 Nikki Myers, Pitcher 2005 Jessica Braggins, Outfield 2002 Nikki Myers 1997 2-0 10-9 16-16 14-2 0-2 2000 Chris Sutcliffe, Pitcher 2005 Danielle Arriaga, Infield 1998 2-0 9-1 26-10 7-7 3-2 2001 Nikki Myers, Pitcher 2006 Danielle Arriaga, Infield NFCA/Louisville Slugger 2002 Nikki Myers, Pitcher 2006 Jessica Sachs, Infield 1999 0-0 13-4 19-11 11-3 6-2 Second Team All-Region 2002 Pam Mazzarella, Infield 2006 Shauna Corso, Infield 2000 0-0 14-6 27-7 12-2 4-2 2007 Jen Musillo 2002 Ninya Ybarra, Outfield 2006 Jenna Lopez, Outfield 2001 0-0 11-5 21-7 9-6 5-3 2007 Mandie Fishback 2002 Ginny Matthews, Outfield 2002 0-0 14-3 25-4 16-1 7-5 2003 Pam Mazzarella, Infield A-Sun Third-Team 2003 0-2 9-7 11-12 17-4 7-3 A-Sun Player of the Year 2004 Candice Freel, Pitcher All-Conference 1995 Alana Klaus 2004 Pam Mazzarella, Infield (discontinued following 2000 season) 2004 2-0 13-9 20-3 10-2 11-4 2000 Nikki Myers 2004 Jessica Sachs, Infield 1996 Amy Alderman, Shortstop 2005 0-2 6-15 17-8 10-5 4-2 2001 Nikki Myers 2005 Pam Mazzarella*, Infield 1996 Dana Lotz, Outfield 2006 0-0 4-8 11-10 11-4 9-3 2002 Nikki Myers 2006 Kala Guy, Utility 1999 Jackie Catanese, First Base 2007 0-0 9-6 13-8 11-8 9-1 1999 Suzanne Flege, Second Base 2008 0-0 9-9 16-9 9-4 1-4 Sun Belt Player of the Year *First player in FAU history to make first 1999 Sherri Pla, Outfield 2007 Mandie Fishback team four-consecutive seasons. Total 9-4 140-91 251-131 156-63 66-33 2000 Tabitha Price, Shortstop Pct. .692 .606 .657 .712 .667 A-Sun Pitcher of the Year A-Sun Second-Team 2000 Ninya Ybarra, Outfield 2004 Candice Freel All-Conference 2000 Diane Sanchez, Catcher Daily W-L 1996 Kathie Marin, Pitcher 2000 Kristie Picon, Utility Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Belt Pitcher of the Year 1996 Alicia Smith, Outfield 2007 1996 Sherri Pla, Outfield 1995 5-2 0-0 5-2 4-2 1-3 5-5 13-4 Sun Belt First-Team Jen Musillo 1997 Chris Sutcliffe, Pitcher 1996 7-5 4-0 3-1 4-2 8-5 3-9 8-10 All-Conference A-Sun Freshman of the Year 1997 Brandie Marshall, Catcher 2007 Jen Musillo 1997 3-6 7-2 0-0 2-0 7-6 9-10 14-5 2002 Candice Freel 1997 Margaret Ward, Outfield 2007 Mandie Fishback 1998 3-3 8-1 10-2 2-0 4-2 7-7 13-5 2003 Amanda Morin 1998 Liz Niadna, Pitcher 1999 Michelle Shirah, Third Base 1999 8-3 4-1 4-0 1-1 10-4 13-3 9-8 Sun Belt Second-Team A-Sun First-Team 1999 Kim Nicosia, Outfield 2000 7-4 6-0 4-2 3-1 6-2 16-3 15-5 2000 Jackie Catanese, First Base All-Conference 2001 6-1 0-0 6-5 3-1 8-2 11-5 12-7 All-Conference 2008 Amber Barton 1995 Alana Klaus, Pitcher 2000 Heather Wright, Outfield 2002 11-2 0-0 8-2 2-1 10-1 19-6 12-1 2001 Ninya Ybarra, Outfield 1995 Diana Hargis, Catcher A-Sun All-Freshman 2003 3-6 1-0 4-2 4-0 11-3 9-10 12-7 2001 Annie Norton, Infielder 1995 Amy Alderman, Shortstop 2001 Callie Piper 2004 8-6 4-0 3-0 7-1 2-2 16-3 16-6 1995 Kim Hollon, Outfield 2001 Kristen Gonzalez, Second Base 2002 Nikki Myers, DP 2001 Ginny Matthews 2005 8-6 0-0 6-2 3-2 3-0 9-9 8-13 2002 Candice Freel 2006 7-4 2-0 2-1 1-0 4-1 11-5 8-14 2002 Jenn Piazza 2007 6-6 2-1 0-3 3-2 3-0 12-3 15-8 2003 Jennifer Cavanaugh 2003 Lauren Evans 2008 6-6 0-0 1-2 4-3 1-3 12-3 11-9 2003 Amanda Morin Total 88-60 38-5 56-24 43-16 78-34 152-81 166-102 2003 Jessica Sachs Pct. .595 .884 .700 .729 .696 .652 .619 2004 Ashley Greene 2005 Lauren Crandall 2006 Kala Guy Miscellaneous Home away Neutral Day Night Extra Innings A-Sun Player of the Week 1995 18-5 5-4 10-9 23-14 10-4 5-1 1995 Diana Hargis 1996 17-8 6-2 14-22 23-26 14-6 1-5 1997 Chris Sutcliffe 1997 16-6 13-5 13-18 32-24 10-5 1-3 1997 Liz Niadna 1998 Courtney Shoff 1998 26-6 13-7 8-7 37-18 10-2 5-2 1999 Chris Sutcliffe 1999 17-5 15-6 17-9 28-17 21-3 2-3 1999 Nikki Myers (3) 2000 21-5 10-2 26-10 37-10 20-7 6-2 1999 Michelle Shirah 2001 25-6 5-7 16-8 25-14 21-7 6-7 2001 Nikki Myers (2) 2002 26-6 14-1 22-6 36-7 26-6 1-1 2002 Callie Piper 2002 Ginny Matthews (2) 2003 21-8 13-5 10-15 23-21 21-7 9-3 2002 Nikki Myers 2004 37-6 11-4 8-8 28-14 28-4 8-1 2002 Pam Mazzarella 2005 21-18 11-4 5-0 19-18 18-14 4-4 2003 Pam Mazzarella (3) 2006 24-19 11-2 0-4 19-12 16-13 3-2 2003 Callie Piper 2007 26-15 11-6 5-2 34-16 8-7 2-3 2004 Jessica Sachs 2004 Pam Mazzarella (2) 2008 26-13 6-6 3-7 14-15 21-11 4-4 2005 Daniel Arriaga Total 312-126 144-61 157-125 378-226 244-96 57-41 Pct. .712 .702 .557 .626 .718 .582

68 69 2003 Lindsay Bush 2002 Jenn Piazza Individual Honors 2003 Candice Freel 2002 Rhianna Rogers NCAA Regional History NCAA Regional Results 2003 Ginny Matthews 2002 Christina Thompson Pitcher of (cont.) Year Seed Location Record 2003 Pam Mazzarella 2003 Erin Doolittle Date opponent Score W/l record home Runs 1999 6 Ann Arbor, MI 2-2 A-Sun Pitcher of the Week 2003 Amanda Morin 2003 Ginny Matthews 05/20/99 Michigan 2-0 W N. Myers N. Ybarra 2003 Jenn Piazza* 2000 5 Tempe, AZ 0-2 2000 Chris Sutcliffe (2) 2003 Pam Mazzarella 05/21/99 Central Michigan 8-3 W N. Myers M. Shirah 2003 Jessica Sachs 2001 3 Tallahassee, FL 1-2 2000 Nikki Myers (4) 2003 Jenn Piazza 05/22/99 Arizona State 1-2 L N. Myers S. Pla 2004 Candice Freel* 2003 Alanna Sachs 2002 1 Tallahassee, FL 2-2 2001 Nikki Myers (5) 2003 5 Gainesville, FL 2-2 05/23/99 Nebraska 2-4 L N. Myers B. Marshall 2002 Nikki Myers (6) 2004 Amanda Morin 2003 Jessica Sachs 2004 Callie Piper 2004 Tara Grady 2004 3 Lincoln, NE 2-2 05/18/00 Alabama 0-1 (9) L N. Myers None 2002 Candice Freel 2005 4 Gainesville, FL 3-2 05/19/00 Coastal Carolina 2-4 L K. Picon None 2003 Candice Freel (2) 2005 Meghan Doonan 2004 Jenna Lopez 05/17/01 Florida 3-0 W N. Myers None 2003 Amanda Morin (4) 2005 Jessica Sachs 2004 Marlene Lopez 05/18/01 California 0-2 L N. Myers None 2004 Candice Freel (4) 2006 Jen Musillo 2004 Ginny Matthews 2004 Amanda Morin 2006 Jessica Sachs 2004 Pam Mazzarella 05/19/01 Florida State 0-2 L N. Myers None 2005 Megan Doonan 2006 Shauna Corso 2004 Amanda Morin All-Regional Selections 05/16/02 Chattanooga 0-3 L N. Myers None 2004 Jessica Sachs 05/16/02 Alabama 2-1 W C. Freel None 1999...... Suzanne Flege Sun Belt Player of the Week Sun Belt Tournament MVP 2004 Christina Thompson 05/17/02 Auburn 4-2 W N. Myers H. Wright 2005 Danielle Arriaga 1999...... Michelle Shirah 2007 Mandie Fishback (2) 2007 Jen Musillo 05/17/02 Chattanooga 1-6 L C. Freel None 2005 Jessica Braggins 2000...... Nikki Myers 2007 Blair Bodenmiller 05/15/03 South Florida 3-7 L C. Freel None 2005 Ashleigh Cornell 2001...... Nikki Myers Sun Belt All-Tournament Team 05/15/03 Bethune-Cookman 2-1 W A. Morin A. Bellisari 2005 Lauren Crandall 2002...... Candice Freel Sun Belt Pitcher of the Week 2007 Jen Musillo 2005 Jenna Lopez 2003...... Pam Mazzarella 05/16/03 Florida 2-1 W A. Morin None 2007 Jen Musillo (2) 2007 Becky Brandies 2005 Marlene Lopez 2004...... Jessica Braggins 05/17/03 Oregon State 3-7 L C. Freel None 2008 Rose Gressley 2007 Mandie Fishback 2005 Pam Mazzarella 05/20/04 Creighton 2-6 L C. Freel J. Braggins Sun Belt Preseason All-Confer- 2005 Jenn Piazza 05/20/04 Lehigh 3-0 W A. Morin None A-Sun Tournament MVP 2005 Christina Thompson 05/21/04 Mississippi State 1-0 W C. Freel None 1997 Chris Sutcliffe ence 2006 Danielle Arriaga 05/22/04 Creighton 0-1 L A. Morin None 1998 Liz Niadna 2007 Jen Musillo 2006 Blair Bodenmiller 05/19/06 Florida 2-0 W J. Musillo None 1999 Nikki Myers 2007 Jenna Lopez 2006 Amy Bukovich 05/20/06 USF 0-1 L J. Musillo None 2000 Nikki Myers 2006 Lauren Crandall Sun Belt Preseason 05/20/06 Florida 1-0 W K. Stauffer None 2001 Nikki Myers 2006 Meghan Doonan 05/21/06 USF 4-7 L J. Musillo None 2002 Nikki Myers Pitcher of the Year 2006 Tara Grady 2003 Jenn Piazza 2007 Jen Musillo 2006 Jenna Lopez 2004 Candice Freel 2006 Marlene Lopez A-Sun Coach of the Year 2006 Jessica Sachs A-Sun All-Tournament Team 1995 Joan Joyce Individual/Team Records 1995 Chan Walker 1997 Joan Joyce Sun Belt All-Academic AT BATS 1995 Alana Klaus 1999 Joan Joyce 2007 Charlotte Baird TOTAL BASES Player 5 Ginny Matthews 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 1996 Kathie Marin 2000 Joan Joyce 2007 Becky Brandies Player 9 Michelle Shirah 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) Pam Mazzarella 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 1997 Jackie Catanese 2002 Joan Joyce 2007 Haliey Broyles Team 16 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) Team 37 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 1997 Jennifer Kintz 2007 Amy Bukovich 1997 Brandie Marshall Sun Belt Coach of the Year 2007 Lauren Crandall WALKs 1997 Sherri Pla 2007 Joan Joyce 2007 Meghan Doonan RUNS Player 3 Nikki Myers 05/17/01 (vs. Florida) 1997 Alicia Smith 2007 Maggie Ebanks Player 2 Four times Team 3 Five times 1997 Chris Sutcliffe* District III All-Academic 2007 Jenna Lopez Team 8 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) 1998 Alicia Smith 2002 Ginny Matthews 2007 Jen Musillo STOLEN BASES 1998 Margaret Ward 2008 Blair Bodenmiller 2007 Kat Stauffer HITS Player 2 Suzanne Flege 05/22/99 (vs. Nebraska) 1998 Kim Nicosia 2007 Annie Voyles Player 4 Michelle Shirah 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) 1998 Jennifer Kintz A-Sun All-Academic 2008 Blair Bodenmiller Team 12 05/21/06 (vs. Central Michigan) Team 3 05/22/99 (vs. Nebraska) 1998 Liz Niadna* 1995 Lisa Brewer 2008 Amy Bukovich 1999 Brandie Marshall 1995 Amy Stokes 2008 Christine Houghtaling RBIs PUTOUTS 1999 Nikki Myers* 1996 Dana Lotz 2008 Melissa Moore Player 6 Michelle Shirah 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) Player 15 Pam Mazzarella 05/16/02 (vs. Alabama) 1999 Michelle Shirah 1996 Kathie Marin 2008 Ashlyn Parmerter Team 7 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) Team 33 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 1999 Chris Sutcliffe 1997 Jackie Catanese 2008 Jenna Schwarz 2000 Jackie Catanese 1997 Jaqueline Jaudon 2008 Vanessa Suarez DOUBLES ASSISTS 2000 Nikki Myers* 1997 Lisa Schaus 2008 Brittany Walker Player 1 16 times 2000 Diane Sanchez Player 5 Five players 1997 Alicia Smith Team 2 Three times Team 15 05/16/02 (vs. Alabama) 2000 Kristen Stanley 1997 Chris Sutcliffe 2000 Chris Sutcliffe 1998 Amy Alderman TRIPLES 2001 Nikki Myers* INNINGS PITCHED 1998 Suzanne Flege Player 1 Michelle Shirah 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) 2001 Kim Nicosia Player 11.0 Amanda Morin 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cook- 1998 Michelle Marshall Team 1 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) man) 2001 Chris Sutcliffe 1998 Liz Niadna 2001 Heather Wright Team 11.0 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 1998 Alicia Smith HOME runs 2001 Ninya Ybarra 2001 Kim Nicosia Player 1 Seven players STRIKEOUTS 2002 Candice Freel 2001 Annie Norton Team 1 Seven times Player 12 Amanda Morin 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 2002 Ginny Matthews 2001 Rhianna Rogers 2002 Pam Mazzarella Team 12 05/15/03 (vs. Bethune-Cookman) 2001 Diane Sanchez GRAND SLAMS 2002 Nikki Myers* 2001 Alanna Sachs 2002 Callie Piper Player 1 Michelle Shirah 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) 2002 Ginny Matthews Team: 1 05/21/99 (vs. Central Michigan) 2002 Rhianna Rogers 2002 Nikki Myers

70 71 Nikki FAU Hall of Champions MYERS Inaugural FAU Hall of Fame member

Nikki Myers completed a four-year softball career at FAU and is the most highly decorated player in the history of the pro- gram, which began in 1995. While at FAU, Myers was a three- time Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year and was a four-time A-Sun Tournament MVP. She pitched in an NCAA Tournament each of her four seasons at Florida Atlantic and 1997 1998 earned NCAA All-Regional Tournament Team honors twice. Nationally, Myers is a two-time Second Team All-American and was a top-10 finalist for the 2002 Softball National Player of the Year. She currently ranks fifth all-time in the NCAA history with 1,376 strikeouts. Myers earned FAU’s Female Athlete of the Year in 1999 and was the A-Sun’s Pitcher of the Week 15 times and Player of the Week six times. Since com- pleting her collegiate career, she has played professionally for the Akron Racers (2004) and for the Connecticut Brakettes (2006). Myers is currently the assistant coach at Michigan State University. She was inducted into FAU’s Athletic Hall of 1999 2000 Fame in 2006 as a member of the inaugural class.

2001 2002

2003 2004

Nikki Myers now plays in the National Pro Fastpitch softball league as a member of the Connecticut Braketts.

2005 2006

Nikki Myers and Athletic Director Craig Angelos at the 2006 Hall of Fame Induction Banquet. 2007

72 73 74 75 OPPONENT Head Coach (Record and Year at School) conference 2008 Record (Conf) Softball Contact SID Phone SID Email Internet Site Conference Play Summary MASSACHUSETTS Elaine Sortino (1017-431-5, 29th year) Atlantic 10 42-13 (20-0) David Gunn (413) 545-5292 [email protected] umassathletics.com FAU Conference Regular Season History All-Tournament Selections MARYLAND Laura Watten (101-76, 4th year) Atlantic Coast 36-23 (7-14) Year record finish 1995 2001 Jessica Sachs Matt Bixenstine (301) 314-7068 [email protected] umterps.com 1995 9-5 2nd-East Alana Klaus Nikki Myers (MVP) Shauna Corso MICHIGAN Carol Hutchins (1083-392-4 25th year) Big Ten 52-8 (18-2) 1996 11-5 3rd-East Chan Walker Kim Nicosia Leah Howard (734) 763-4423 [email protected] mgoblue.com 1997 14-2 1st-East Chris Sutcliffe 2007 PITTSBURGH Holly Aprile (0-0, 1st year) Big East 31-25 (12-10) 1998 14-6 1st-East 1996 Heather Wright Jen Musillo (MVP) Sophia Duck (412) 648-9014 [email protected] pittsburghpanthers.com 1999 10-2 1st-East Kathie Marin Ninya Ybarra Mandie Fishback GEORGIA TECH Sharon Perkins (86-47, 3rd year) Atlantic Coast 32-31 (9-11) 2000 13-1 1st Becky Brandies Seth Gerard (404) 894-5445 [email protected] ramblinwreck.com 2001 9-5 T-1st 1997 2002 TEXAS TECH Amy Suiter (0-0, 1st year) Big XII 23-36 (8-10) 2002 16-2 1st Jackie Catanese Candice Freel Atlantic Sun Tournament Series Records Jody Roginson (806) 742-3355 [email protected] texastech.com 2003 18-4 1st Jennifer Kintz Ginny Matthews vs. Campbell 2-4 FLORIDA Tim Walton (163-52, 4th year) Southeastern 16-15 (5-9) 2004 17-3 1st Brandie Marshall Pam Mazzarella vs. Centenary 1-0 nents Zanna Ollove (352) 375-4683 [email protected] gatorzone.com 2005 14-6 2nd Sherri Pla Nikki Myers (MVP) vs. East Tennessee 1-0 COASTAL CAROLINA Jess Dannelly (632-472, 26th year) Big South 21-13 (11-7) 2006 15-5 2nd Alicia Smith Callie Piper vs. FIU 1-0 Scott Kemps (843) 349-2848 [email protected] goccusports.com 2007 16-8 1st Chris Sutcliffe (MVP) Rhianna Rogers vs. Gardner-Webb 1-0 VILLANOVA Maria DiBernardi (30-56, 25th year) Big East 21-29-1 (7-15) 2008 17-7 2nd vs. Georgia State 4-1 Romanda Noble (803) 516-4628 [email protected] villanova.com Total 193-61 (160-46 A-Sun, 33-15 SBC) 1998 2003 vs. Jacksonville State 6-0 ARKANSAS Jamie Pinkerton (245-253, 10th year) Southeastern 37-29 (8-20) FAU Conference Tournament History Jennifer Kintz Candice Freel vs. Mercer 2-0 Zach Lawson (479) 575-7089 [email protected] hogwired.com Ginny Matthews vs. Samford 3-0 Year Seed location Record Liz Niadna (MVP) MISSOURI Ehren Earleywine (87-41, 3rd year) Big XII 47-17 (11-6) Pam Mazzarella vs. SE Louisiana 1-0 1995 #2-E Atlanta, GA 2-2 Kim Nicosia Emily Gatewood Murray (573) 884-8519 [email protected] mutigers.com Amanda Morin vs. Stetson 10-2 1996 #5 Buies Creek, NC 2-2 Alicia Smith FORDHAM Bridget Orchard (236-175-1, 8th year) Atlantic 10 36-30 (11-9) Jenn Piazza (MVP) vs. Troy 6-1 1997 #1 Jacksonville, AL 4-0 Margaret Ward Scott Kwiatkowski (718) 817-4219 [email protected] fordhamsports.com Jessica Sachs vs. UCF 5-2 1998 #2 Boca Raton, FL 4-0 PROVIDENCE Kerri Jacklets (77-68-3, 4th year) Big East 25-25-2 (8-12) 1999 #1 Dothan, AL 4-0 1999 Jorge Rocha (401) 865-2201 [email protected] friars.com Sun Belt Tournament Series Records 2000 #1 Boca Raton, FL 4-0 Brandie Marshall 2004 UNLV Pete Manarino (0-0, 1st year) Mountain West 25-40-1 (5-15) Candice Freel (MVP) vs. FIU 1-1 2001 #1 Boca Raton, FL 4-0 Nikki Myers (MVP) Jeff Seals (702) 895-3134 [email protected] unlvrebels.com Amanda Morin vs. South Alabama 1-0 2002 #1 Dothan, AL 4-1 Michelle Shirah DRAKE Rich Calvert (150-168, 7th years) Missouri Valley 29-26 (13-10) Callie Piper vs. Middle Tennessee 2-0 2003 #1 Dothan, AL 5-1 Chris Sutcliffe Amy Tagliareni (515) 271-3740 [email protected] godrakebulldogs.com vs. Troy 1-0 2004 #1 Boca Raton, FL 4-1 vs. Louisiana-Monroe 0-1 WRIGHT STATE Mike Larabee (80-126, 5th year) Horizon 33-26 (13-7) 2005 #2 Boca Raton, FL 2-2 2000 2005 Matt Zircher (937) 775-2816 [email protected] wsuraiders.com Meghan Doonan vs. North Texas 0-1 2006 #2 Boca Raton, FL 4-1 Jackie Catanese Jessica Sachs LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Bary Ferrin (467-336-1, 14th year) West Coast Softball 38-18 (13-7) 2007 #1 Murfreesboro, TN 5-1 Nikki Myers (MVP) Mark Dodson (310) 338-5798 [email protected] lmulions.com Miscellaneous 2008 #2 Troy, AL 0-2 Diane Sanchez 2006 Shutouts 29 CENTRAL MICHIGAN Margo Jonker (967-549-5, 29th year) Mid-American 25-20 (14-7) Total 48-13 (43-10 A-Sun, 5-3 SBC) Kristin Stanley Don Helinski (989) 774-1763 [email protected] cmuchippewas.com Chris Sutcliffe Jen Musillo COLUMBIA Kayla Noonan (128-158-1, 6th year) Ivy 15-33 (3-17)

2009 Opp o Casey Snedecor (212) 851-5643 [email protected] gocolumbialions.com FAU Conference Tournament Results STONYBROOK Megan Bryant (209-220-1, 8th year) America East 33-23-1 (13-8) Craig Schroeder (631) 632-7293 [email protected] goseawolves.com Date opponent Score W/L Pitcher of Record 05/10/02 Georgia State 2-0 W Myers 05/11/02 Georgia State 2-3 L Myers TOWSON Lisa Costello (378-338-2, 13th year) Colonial 37-26 (12-8) 04/28/95 Georgia State 2-1 (8) W Klaus Megan O’Brien (410) 704-4972 [email protected] towsontigers.com 04/28/95 Campbell 2-0 W Klaus 05/11/02 Georgia State 4-0 W Freel 05/08/03 Jacksonville State 8-0 (5) W Morin HARVARD Jenny Allard (338-271-1, 14th year) Ivy 25-22 (14-6) 04/29/95 Campbell 0-1 L Klaus Casey Hart (617) 495-2206 [email protected] gocrimson.com 04/29/95 Campbell 2-3 (10) L Klaus 05/08/03 Stetson 4-3 W Freel 05/09/03 Central Florida 2-3 (8) L Freel LIBERTY Paul Wetmore (413-461-1, 15th year) Big South 20-40-1 (5-10) 04/25/96 Campbell 1-2 (9) L Marin Todd Wetmore (434) 582-2292 [email protected] libertyflames.com 04/25/96 SE Louisiana 4-3 W Marin 05/09/03 Mercer 5-4 W Morin 05/10/03 Central Florida 6-5 W Freel TEXAS A&M Jo Evans (469-233-2, 12th year) Big XII 57-10 (17-1) 04/26/96 Centenary 2-1 W Marin Deanna Werner (979) 458-3883 [email protected] aggieathletics.com 04/26/96 Campbell 1-6 L Marin 05/10/03 Central Florida 5-1 W Freel 05/13/04 Gardner-Webb 1-0 W Morin RUTGERS Jay Nelson (43-66, 3rd year) Big East 23-35 (7-12) 04/24/97 Mercer 4-0 W Sutcliffe Hasim Phillips (732) 445-4200 [email protected] scarletknights.com 04/24/97 Stetson 8-0 W Niadna 05/13/04 Stetson 2-3 L Freel 05/14/04 Troy State 1-0 (9) W Freel BETHUNE-COOKMAN Chris Cochran (43-72, 3rd year) Mid-Eastern Athletic 21-36 (9-3) 04/25/97 Jacksonville State 2-1 W Sutcliffe Michael Stambaugh (386) 481-2278 [email protected] bccathletics.com 04/26/97 Jacksonville State 4-3 W Niadna 05/14/04 UCF 7-0 W Freel 05/15/04 UCF 1-0 W Freel PURDUE Kim Maher (98-85-1, 4th year) Big Ten 35-23 (9-9) 04/30/98 Jacksonville State 3-0 W Niadna Wendy Mayer (765) 494-3919 [email protected] purduesports.com 04/30/98 FIU 3-0 W Niadna 05/12/05 Stetson 4-0 W Doonan 05/12/05 UCF 3-0 W Green NORTH TEXAS T. J. Hubbard (27-33, 2nd year) Sun Belt 27-33 (9-15) 05/01/98 Stetson 3-1 W Niadna Amy Ruggini (940) 369-7480 [email protected] meangreensports.com 05/02/98 Georgia State 3-2 (10) W Niadna 05/13/05 Troy 1-4 L Doonan 05/13/05 UCF 2-3 (9) L Doonan SOUTH ALABAMA Becky Clark (58-54, 3rd year) Sun Belt 22-31 (6-18) 05/06/99 Samford 3-0 W Sutcliffe 05/11/06 East Tennessee 1-0 W Stauffer Corinne Calabro (251) 414-8034 [email protected] usajaguars.com 05/07/99 Jacksonville State 3-0 W Sutcliffe 05/11/06 Campbell 5-1 W Doonan TROY Melanie Davis (609-348-2, 16th year) Sun Belt 33-23 (14-9) 05/07/99 Troy State 4-2 W Myers 05/12/06 Stetson 8-4 W Musillo Taylor Bryan (334) 670-5655 [email protected] troytrojans.com 05/08/99 Troy State 6-2 W Myers 05/13/06 Stetson 3-11 L Stauffer FIU Beth McClendon (29-34, 2nd year) Sun Belt 29-34 (13-13) 05/04/00 Samford 8-0 (5) W Sutcliffe 05/13/06 Stetson 8-4 W Musillo Steve Schoon (305) 348-2084 [email protected] fiusports.com 05/04/00 Troy State 6-0 W Myers 05/05/00 Stetson 2-1 W Myers 05/08/07 FIU 9-12 (15) L Musillo LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Stefni and Michael Lotief (407-93, 8th year) Sun Belt 52-15 (19-3) 05/10/07 South Alabama 4-0 W Musillo Chris Whitehead (337) 482-6329 [email protected] ragincajuns.com 05/06/00 Stetson 2-0 W Sutcliffe 05/03/01 Troy State 3-0 W Myers 05/11/07 FIU 4-0 W Musillo LOUISIANA-MONROE Rosemary Holloway-Hill(591-743-3, 25th year) Sun Belt 14-16 (4-14) 05/12/07 Middle Tennessee 1-0 W Musillo Andy Hofmeister (318) 342-5461 [email protected] ulmathletics.com 05/04/01 Stetson 1-0 (15) W Myers 05/04/01 Samford 1-0 W Sutcliffe 05/12/07 Middle Tennessee 4-3 W Barton WESTERN KENTUCKY Tyra Perry (28-30, 2nd year) Sun Belt 28-30 (8-15) 05/12/07 Troy 1-0 W Musillo Kelly Oravet (706) 506-7452 [email protected] wkusports.com 05/05/01 Troy State 1-0 W Myers 05/09/02 Jacksonville State 3-1 W Myers 05/07/08 Louisiana-Monroe 4-5 L Barton MIDDLE TENNESSEE Sue Nevar (311-250-1, 12th year) Sun Belt 22-31 (11-12) 05/08/08 North Texas 3-4 L Barton David Powell (615) 898-5272 [email protected] goblueraiders.com 05/09/02 Stetson 1-0 W Myers 76 77 this is the sun belt conference...

hile there are 31 NCAA conferences that sponsor multiple sports, the Sun Belt is one of only eleven to participate in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and Football Bowl Subdivision. The Sun Belt was formed in 1976 with six members competing in four men’s sports, and today comprises 13 insti- tutionsW of higher learning while sponsoring 19 championship sports for men and women. The Sun Belt Conference enters its 33rd season in 2008-2009 with a proud history of athletic and academic success. The conference sponsors 10 women’s sports - basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and volleyball; and nine men’s sports – baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, swimming and diving, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field. Each of the 19 sports has seen numerous team and individual accomplishments, and 12 Sun Belt Conference schools are currently graduating its student athletes at a rate higher than their school’s student body. All Sun Belt schools are committed to excellence in the 21st century, and facility upgrades and expansion are occurring on virtually every campus. During the 2007-08 academic year alone the Sun Belt Conference accomplished numer- ous feats. In the fall of 2007 Middle Tennessee and Western Kentucky University both represented the league in the NCAA Volleyball Tournament – the first time the Sun Belt has sent multiple teams to the NCAA Tournament in volleyball. Middle Tennessee did not disappoint, as the Blue Raiders advanced to the “Sweet 16” – marking the first time a Sun Belt school has made the round of 16 in volleyball. The Sun Belt momentum continued in the sport of football as Florida Atlantic defeated Memphis in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. The win marked the second consecutive season that a Sun Belt team has defeated its Conference USA opponent as Troy defeated Rice in 2006. The Sun Belt Conference has partnered with JumpTV Sports, Inc. to deliver a full- service, customized, public and premium web site to provide fans with a broad range In men’s basketball, Western Kentucky University and South Alabama both received bids of real-time information and content about the conference’s athletic teams. The Sun to the 2008 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament – the first the league has sent two teams Belt is one of the few conferences in the nation to provide video highlights and fea- to the “Big Dance’” since 1994. WKU’s 101-99 win over 14th ranked Drake followed by tures on its website from each of the league’s respective championships. This technol- a 72-63 win over San Diego made the Hilltoppers the first Sun Belt team to reach the ogy serves as a great recruiting tool for schools by enabling anyone in the world with tournament’s “Sweet 16” since 1993. internet access to view the conference’s championship events, and fans in five different Despite losing more than half of the league’s All-Conference members from 2006-07, Sun countries viewed the conference’s most recent soccer championship. Belt women’s basketball ranked in the top half (14th of 31) of the final league RPI rankings Prominent Sun Belt alumni include United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice for the 10th consecutive year. In six of those ten years, Sun Belt women’s basketball has (Denver), NFL Hall of Fame football player “Mean” Joe Greene (North Texas), Arizona placed in the national top 10 for RPI. Diamondbacks All-Star baseball player Luis Gonzalez (South Alabama), former mem- There was no shortage of success in the Sun Belt’s spring sports in 2008 as well. In tennis, ber of the United States Senate and House of Representatives John Breaux (Louisiana- Florida International and Denver represented the Sun Belt in the NCAA Women’s Tennis Lafayette), country music superstar Tim McGraw (Louisiana-Monroe), and actor Andy Tournament – with the Pioneers advancing to the second round. In men’s tennis, South Garcia (Florida International). Alabama and Denver represented the league in the NCAA Tournament with USA advanc- The conference’s first 32 years have also produced numerous individual national ing to the second round. champions along with Olympic track medalists including Earl Bell, Tom Hill and Al Sun Belt golf was also well represented in postseason play as Middle Tennessee’s men’s Joyner (Arkansas State), Hollis Conway (Louisiana-Lafayette), and Tayna Lawrence team and Denver’s women’s team both reached the NCAA National Championship. Both (Florida International). Old Dominion’s Anne Donovan received the Naismith Trophy the Blue Raiders and Pioneers finished in the top ten of their regionals to advance to the recognizing the nation’s top women’s basketball player in 1983, helped the United final stage of the NCAAs. States win the Olympic gold medal in 1984, and helped the Lady Monarchs capture The 2008 Sun Belt softball season saw Louisiana-Lafayette reach the Women’s College the national championship in 1985 (one of eight women’s Final 4 appearances by Sun World Series after defeating Houston in three games in the Super Regionals and winning Belt schools Old Dominion - 1983, 1985; WKU – 1985, 1986, 1992; Louisiana Tech – the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional by defeating East Carolina and in-state rival LSU twice. 1994, 1998, 1999). Sun Belt teams have also participated in the men’s NCAA Final 4 (UNC-Charlotte in 1977), the College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette in 2000), the In baseball, the Sun Belt Conference has sent multiple teams to the NCAA tournament women’s College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette in 1993, 1995, 1996, 2003), and each year since 1988. The 20-year streak of having two or more teams reach NCAA play had 10 players selected in the first round of the NBA Draft. is matched by only four other conferences (ACC, Big West, SEC, Pac-10). The Sun Belt Conference is led by Commissioner Wright Waters, who is in his ninth full Because of its status as a member of the Division 1-A football coalition, the Sun Belt year as commissioner. He was named the conference’s fourth commissioner in Febru- Conference has a permanent seat on the NCAA’s 17-member Board of Directors. As a ary of 1999 following the tenures of Vic Bubas (1976-1990), Jim Lessig (1990-1991), result, the conference has a crucial voice on some of the most pressing issues in college and Craig Thompson (1991-1998). The league’s annual all sports champion is awarded athletics and will always have a role in the implementation of any future NCAA legislation the Vic Bubas Cup, named after the conference’s first commissioner. and guidelines. The conference office has been headquartered in downtown New Orleans since 2000 The conference continues to utilize television to grow and promote the league. Adding after moving from suburban Metairie, La., where it had been based since 1991. Prior volleyball, baseball and softball to the conference’s television package has resulted in to moving to the “Big Easy,” the league was based in Tampa, Fla., from 1977-1991. more national and regional television exposure for the league than at any time in its The original conference office was located in Charlotte, N.C., from 1976-77. history. The conference’s regional television package enables live telecasts of Sun Belt events to reach over 20 million households. Additionally, ESPN televised the conference’s men’s basketball championship game for the 28th straight season in 2008, marking its longest affiliation with any conference in the country.

Wright Waters Bert Carter Dr. Kathy Keene Rick Mello Bryant Carter Travis Llewellyn John McElwain Chauntrell Shelby Commissioner Associate Associate Associate Assistant Director of Associate Chief Office Commissioner/ Commissioner Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Multimedia/ Commissioner/ Administrator Chief Financial Compliance Sports Sports New Media Media Relations Officer Administration Administration

78 79 Frank T. Brogan PRESIDENT — FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Craig Angelos Director of Athletics

Frank T. Brogan became the Craig Angelos was named Director of fifth president of Florida Atlantic Athletics at Florida Atlantic University University in March 2003. Previously, in July 2003, assuming oversight he was lieutenant governor of responsibility for the institution’s 17- Florida, the state’s commissioner of team intercollegiate athletic programs. education, superintendent of schools Since that time the total number in Martin County, Florida, and a of sports has grown to 18 and the principal, assistant principal, dean department services more than 500 and fifth-grade teacher in Martin student-athletes. County public schools. Angelos has moved at a rapid pace to take the program to new President Brogan and his twin brother, heights, by working with President Brogan, FAU students and staff. John, were born in Cincinnati, Ohio, the youngest of six children. The His philosophy for running a successful intercollegiate athletic first member of his family to graduate from college, President Brogan program is built on four fundamental principles institutional control, received a bachelor’s degree in education magna cum laude from the academic excellence, fiscal integrity and winning championships. He University of Cincinnati in 1976. Two years later, he moved to Florida immediately led the young athletic department through an entrance to teach at Port Salerno Elementary School on the Treasure Coast. into the Sun Belt Conference (one of the 11 1-A conferences), One of his most high profile searches culminated in the 2005 when Matt He continued his education at FAU, earning a master’s degree in developed a plan and led the institution’s transition from NCAA Div. Doherty, former Notre Dame and North Carolina head coach was hired education in 1981. In rapid succession, he became dean of students I-AA to I-A with an additional 23 football scholarships. Angelos has returning the former National Coach of the Year to the college ranks. In just at Indiantown Middle School, assistant principal and then principal since witnessed the football program grow to the point of having its one season, men’s basketball revenues tripled and attendance more than at Murray Middle School, Martin County’s elected superintendent of first home sellout, a conference championship, bowl berth and victory, doubled. His most recent hire, Mike Jarvis, former head coach at Boston schools, Florida’s commissioner of education (the youngest person all during the 2007 season. Along the way, television coverage of University, George Washington and St. John’s, assumed the helm of the ever to hold that office), and, in 1999, lieutenant governor on the the burgeoning football program has been a key element of growth. basketball program in the spring, with the knowledge that a return trip to Bush-Brogan ticket. He had just been elected to a second term as Contracts have been in place since 2004 that has seen ESPN and Fox the NCAA tournament is imminent. Basketball attendance has continued lieutenant governor when he decided to seek the presidency of his Sports become regulars at both home and away football contests as to climb while baseball took a major step forward with a season opening alma mater, FAU. well as a strong relationship with CSS. The department also became record crowd, which was surpassed mid-season with a standing room only the fourth university in the state of Florida to have an all-sports apparel attendance. deal with Nike, joining Florida State, Florida and Miami. In 2005-06 the Almost immediately after his arrival at FAU, Angelos initiated a facilities bar of success was raised with seven of the 10 sponsored FAU sports master plan of all athletic facilities. His plan’s implementation began in the advancing to postseason play. In all, FAU captured five conference fall of 2006 with a new$4.5 million track and field complex that opened women’s championships and was one of just eight schools nationally in the spring of 2007 and has now hosted two spring games and the to capture five or more women’s championships. His leadership in University’s first track meet. In the fall of 2008 the volleyball and basketball 2006-07 saw the Owls flourish in the department’s first full-season in teams returned to a re-opened arena after a$10 million renovation that the Sun Belt Conference and the Atlantic Soccer Conference. During included complete upgrades, including new locker rooms. Perhaps the Angelos’ tenure, the Owls have captured 14 conference titles and gem of the facility projects includes a plan Angelos brought to the table as FAU has been represented in postseason competition 18 times. Four an “Innovation Village” that has been approved by the Board of Trustees. individuals earned All-America status while three earned Academic “Innovation Village” will include a 30,000-seat football stadium, 2,500 All-America honors. The department’s commitment to a holistic new bed spaces in student housing, retail and parking facilities which will approach to student athlete excellence shows with more than 35% benefit the entire University as it continues to strive to be a more traditional of the student-athletes maintaining a 3.0 GPA and with the National President Brogan, wife Courtney (left) and son Colby John campus and first choice university. Consortium for Academics and Sports honoring FAU as an Academics (above) are frequent attendees at FAU athletic events. and Sports Outreach and Community Service Program Honor Roll Prior to coming to FAU, he was the deputy director of athletics and chief member in 2005. This was made possible in part due to the creation operating officer at Indiana University. While there, he supervised many of a Champs/Lifeskills program that assists the student-athletes aspects of the athletic department including the football program and was development in the areas of academic and athletic excellence, instrumental in negotiating a Nike contract for 23 of its 24 sports. Previously, personal and career development and community service. Involved he was at the University of Miami (FL) for eight years, serving in a variety claimed the life of his first wife, Mary. He has used his remarkable speaking President Brogan has been a champion of public education all his life. in university projects as well, Angelos initiated the University’s brand of positions but primarily as the second in command under UM’s athletics ability to crusade in the fight against breast cancer, and he currently serves He considers his most important achievement as commissioner of identity campaign in 2005 which has now become a revenue stream director Paul Dee. Prior to Miami, he spent three years at the NCAA as a as statewide chairman of Florida’s Dialogue on Cancer. He has received a education to have been building greater accountability into Florida’s for both the University and athletics. legislative assistant interpreting the association’s rules and regulations. He public school system, and he is a strong advocate of accountability public service award from the Pioneers in Prostate Cancer. has served as an intercollegiate athletics administrator for nearly 17 years. in higher education as well. His goals for FAU include supporting its Perhaps, most significantly, under Angelos’ leadership the department President Brogan is currently serving on the NCAA Division I Board of continued growth as an important center of teaching, research and has been able to develop a balanced budget plan and has witnessed A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, NE, Directors. He is also president of the Sun Belt Conference Executive public service activities; increasing access to higher education across a steady rise in community involvement and donor commitment Angelos worked for a short time in a mid-size litigation firm in Los Angelos, Committee, which provides oversight for the conference through approval the University’s six-county service region; encouraging diversity in providing more scholarship dollars each year. His complete renovation CA. However, he ultimately decided to combine his legal background of conference-wide rules/ legislation, the conference office budget and FAU’s student body, faculty and staff; supporting world-class research of fundraising measures has resulted in major gift increases of nearly and his love for athletics and gravitated towards a career in intercollegiate tournament championship sites in addition to carrying out other duties. initiatives; fostering close, mutually supportive relationships with the 700% since 2003. This past academic year major gifts increased athletics. During his undergraduate years at Brigham Young University in communities the University serves; and making FAU an ever-stronger President Brogan is married to Courtney S. Brogan, who has a law degree 33%, the Owl Club fund increased 100% and special event revenue Provo, UT, Angelos was the starting first baseman on the varsity squad. engine of economic development for South Florida. from Florida State University. They are the parents of Colby John Brogan, increased 36%. Angelos’ efforts to market the teams, build a fan He later played for one year in the Italian professional baseball league in born in 2005. base and showcase the University on national television have greatly Buttrio, Italy. In addition to championing education, President Brogan has served as enhanced the overall image of the athletics program. a leader for other important causes. During the past few years, he has The 46-year-old Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have been married for 23 become especially involved in the fight against cancer—a disease that He has continued to develop a close administrative and head years. The couple has six children Alayna (19), Alexis (16), Abigail (13), coaching staff with 50% of the administrative staff coming on board Austin (11), Aaron (8) and Alivia (5). since 2003 and eight head coaches being selected by Angelos.

8080 81 Center for Academic Excellence Champs/Life Skills Program

the attainment of one’s educational goals, Florida Atlantic’s rather it is seen as a complementary activity. CHAMPS/Life Skills Each supports the other. Athletic excellence is Program made a stressed, but academic achievement is never transition in 2006-07 compromised. from a program that was administered The University realizes that student-athletes through the Center for are required to commit a large percentage of Academic Excellence to their personal time to University-sponsored one that is embraced athletic activities. For this reason, the University by the entire athletics recognizes the need for a support program for department. its intercollegiate athletes. The Student-Athlete The Student-Athlete Center for Academic Excellence is designed Center for Academic to assist all student-athletes in achieving their Excellence offers a educational goals. variety of personal development programs for student-athletes. In recent FAU’s Life Skills program also includes the First Year Experience course Academic counselors work collaboratively with years, FAU’s personal development programming has been conducted (SLS 1501) to help students with the transition from high school to faculty and campus advising centers to ensure through a series of workshops designed to help students not only make a successful transition to college life, but also to prepare them for success college. Incoming student-athletes enroll in the SLS 1503 course that student-athletes are taking the appropriate with students throughout the University. Topics covered include time classes and making progress toward their beyond FAU once they graduate. Recent workshops have focused on time management, study skills, drug and alcohol awareness, gambling, management, freshmen transitional issues, drug and alcohol education, degrees. Counselors also work with students and diversity. Students’ involvement with this class has had a positive on a variety of learning enhancement activities, financial planning, sport psychology, health and wellness topics and better interview techniques. impact on their academic performance and helps them build a including study skills and time management community. strategies. In addition to individualized counseling, a comprehensive tutorial program Florida Atlantic University is committed to each student-athlete as a is also available to student-athletes through the total person. Participation in athletics is important, but it represents Academic Center. Tutors come highly recommended by faculty and Student-Athlete Advisory Career Development only one aspect of a student-athlete’s college experience. Student- they are generally available to work with students in all subject areas. athletes at Florida Atlantic University have the opportunity to Council (SAAC) The Student-Athlete Center for Academic Excellence also participate in one of the top athletic programs in the country. More coordinates community outreach and “life skills” activities for importantly, they have the opportunity to earn a degree from an FAU student-athletes. FAU takes considerable pride in the outstanding academic institution, one that will provide them with the accomplishments of our student-athletes in the community. In necessary skills and experiences to find success and fulfillment well fact, the FAU Athletic Department was recognized recently by the beyond college. National Consortium of Academics and Sport as one of the top The University’s commitment to the student-athlete is a dual one. universities in the country for commitment to community service. Participation in the athletic arena is not viewed as an obstacle to

Each athletic team at FAU has at least one representative on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), a leadership and service organization that exists for the betterment of the student-athlete experience. SAAC Florida Atlantic is located in the third best real estate market in the meetings provide students with a vehicle to express any concerns U.S. Boca Raton’s miles of sandy coastline and direct flights into every they may have a with existing practices and to offer suggestions major city in the U.S. has attracted multiple Fortune 500 businesses for improvements in the future. The SAAC also organizes a and there is nearly 5.4 million square feet of prime office space. wide variety of community outreach activities each semester. Simply said, students athletes are afforded the opportunity to be Senior baseball player Chris Eberhardt served as president teamed with some of the best mentors in the country. FAU’s mentor of FAU’s SAAC in a year that saw SAAC participate in several program is designed to match FAU student athletes with business outreach events including a fundraiser for the American Cancer people in the greater South Florida community with similar fields of Society. SAAC organized a holiday party and donated gifts to a interest. Mentors become off-campus advisors to students, able to community of underprivileged youth, worked a YMCA haunted introduce students who are well schooled in theory to the real and house and visited several local elementary schools. In 2008-09 practical world of business. The program is also a fine opportunity Keva Anderson-Konsker Chris Howlett Shallene Joseph Randy Kalman Adam Epstein (swimming) will serve as the SAAC president, for students to make friends in the business community and receive Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Associate Director Krystena Castro (volleyball) as the vice president. The 2008-09 advice and help from successful people. treasure is Praewnapa Phol-Uayporn while the meeting secretary and media secretary are Brittany Comer and Jessica Badders, both from women’s soccer.

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Jody Brown Kos Donev Volleyball Men’s Soccer

Community Service

FAU’s student-athletes, coaches and administrators show a commitment to service Brian Dooley Chancellor Dugan Steve Eckelkamp Heather Henderson as they are involved in a wide range of Women’s Soccer Women’s Basketball Men’s and Women’s Cheer community outreach activities throughout Swimming/Diving the year. FAU believes in the importance of interaction between the student-athletes and the community and strives to uphold a broad based program of service to the greater South Florida region. This comprehensive community outreach program helps the student-athletes develop an appreciation for a life-long commitment to volunteerism. Mike Jarvis Joan Joyce Angelo Sands John McCormack Men’s Basketball Softball and Men’s Golf Baseball Women’s Golf

Howard Schnellenberger Alex Smolka Brandon Stokes Football Men’s and Women’s Men’s Tennis Cross Country/ Indoor and Outdoor Women’s Track Women’s Tennis TBD

84 85 Athletics Athletics Staff Staff

Oliver Agh Keva Anderson- Michael Boele Michelle Brown John Burnside Yolanda Cole Joe Corozza Assist. Swim Konsker Assoc. AD - Dir. Center Academic Head Trainer Assist Women’s Assist. Football Academic Counselor Business Excellence Basketball Owen McGregor Brian McNeely Nick Mirkovich Terry Mohajir Gary Nord Randy Kalman Adam Pantelakos George Paskov Assoc. Head Coach Assoc. AD Assist. Media Assoc. AD-External Assist. Football Assoc. Director Assist. Equipment Assist. Grounds Track Relations Relations Manager

Steve Cutcher Ken Czerniak Danielle Daniel Hunter Davis Melissa Dawson Officer Edward Matt DeSiderio Lou Difeo Football Video Sport Turf Assist. Business Assist Equipment Assoc. AD- Delancy Football Program Assist. Women’s Management Manager Manager Facilities & Oper. Campus Liaison Assist. Basketball

Matthew Pleskovic Jared Plummer Todd Raasch Eli Rasheed Milorad Risdovic Jackie Robinson David Serna Mike Short Head Strength Assist. Trainer Assist. Volleyball Assist. Football Assist Grounds Assist. Grounds Assist. Football Head Equipment Manager

Garrick Edwards Dr. Bruce Fischer Christine Flood Amy Fortney Johnny Frost Luis Gajardo Dr. Gregory J. Gilot Chris Gnehm Assist. Trainer D.C., P.A. Dir. Ticket Men’s Basketball Assist. Football Assist. Men’s Soccer Team Physician Assist. Women’s Operations Admin. Assist. Soccer

Mitchell Smith Dr. Richard Staller John Stratton Betty Surman Nina Taylor Sean Todd Maryann Trapani John Vandevere Sports Psychologist Team Dentist Assist. Softball Office Assistant Office Manager Coor. of Football Administrative Asst. Director of Owl Club President Football Operations Women’s Basketball Operations

Ed Hayward Ashley Henyan Kirk Hoza Darryl Jackson Mike Jarvis, II Justin Johnson Niki Jones Shallene Joseph Assoc. AD- Dive Assist. Football Assist. Football Assoc. Head Coach Assist. Media Assist. Swim Academic Counselor Compliance Men’s Basketball Relations

Kurt Thomas Vuicich Chan Walker Dr. David Westerdahl Dale Williams VanValkenburgh Assist. Assist. Softball Team Physician Assist. Football Assist. HC Football Women’s Golf Karen Kelly Dr. Robert Klein Dexter LaMont Vanessa Lefton Shannon Litton Matthew McCall Katrina McCormack Dir. Compliance D.C., P.A. Assist. AD- Admission Assist. Women’s Assist. Men’s Assist. AD-Media Marketing, Coordinator Basketball Basketball Relations Licen. and New Business Dev.

86 87 Honorable FAU Alumni Congratulations to the recipients of the FAU National Alumni Association (FAUNAA) Hall of Fame and Distinguished Alumni Awards for 2007- 2008. These individuals are recognized for their outstanding accomplishments, exceptional service and commitment to their profession and the community.

FAUNAA Hall of Fame Inductee Distinguished Alumni Linda A. Alley Mary E. Wood Mark Greenwald BA ’94 BBA ’76 MJPM ’01

Mary Wood is vice president and College of Architecture, Dorothy F. Schmidt College of controller of AES Corporation, Urban and Public Affairs Arts and Letters a $14 billion global power com- pany headquartered in Arlington, Mark Greenwald joined Florida’s Linda Alley is a trial attorney Virginia. Her responsibilities in- Department of Juvenile Justice in with the law offices of Sheldon J. clude consolidations and external 2002 and is currently a supervisor Schlesinger, P.A. She practices in reporting, regional accounting, in the Office of Research and Plan- the field of medical malpractice, financial projects and policies, cor- ning. He manages 19 professional representing those with injuries porate accounting and SAP project researchers and data integrity who need a voice. While at FAU Alley management. She was previously executive vice presi- officers throughout Florida and is responsible for the was a non-traditional student with a full-time job and dent/CFO for DHL Express Americas, the world’s largest analysis, production and publication of all depart- children to raise. She credits FAU for supporting her express delivery company operating in 220 countries ment research and evaluation projects. Mark has made through the process with flexible class times. She truly and territories. She was part of the executive team several contributions since joining the department believes that without the encouragement she received that led DHL’s acquisition and integration of Airborne including the development of the first Delinquency in from her FAU professors, the path to becoming a lawyer Express. Mary’s interest in various public causes is Florida’s Schools report. His dedication to improv- would have been much more difficult. reflected in her involvement on numerous non-profit ing youth services has earned him recognition in boards including FAU’s National Alumni Association. the field.

Robert L. Forde Louise Crocco Richard C. Asher BA ’74, MBA ’79 BS ’69 BS ’67

Barry Kaye College of College of Education College of Engineering and Business Computer Science Louise Crocco is one of the most Robert Forde is vice president of highly respected high school coach- Richard Asher recently retired sales for City Furniture, a company es in the nation. For 39 years she as the deputy director of ocean he has been a part of since 1980. has been the volleyball coach at her engineering and supervisor of Founded by the late Kevin Koenig, alma mater, Cardinal Gibbons High salvage and diving in the U.S. Navy an FAU alumnus, and built with School in Ft. Lauderdale. She also office known as SUPSALV. A member an executive team comprised of coached basketball and softball be- of the first graduating class of FAU’s Robert and other FAU alumni, City Furniture is a local fore becoming the school’s athletic director in 1981. department of Ocean Engineering, Asher, in his long success story. A lifetime member of FAUNAA and a Throughout her career, Louise has coached 18 state and distinguished Navy career, has recovered dozens member of FAU Foundation Broward, Forde has used championship teams. Crocco was named Volleyball of aircraft as well as the space shuttle Challenger. his professional position to foster a number of worthy Coach of the Year by the National High School Athletic He also played a major role after hurricanes Katrina causes in the community. He has coordinated, through Coaches Association in 1988. Under her strong leader- and Rita when he mobilized and directed the largest City Furniture, outreach projects to such organizations ship, many of Louise’s players have earned scholar- salvage operation of its kind. Richard is a recipient of as Habitat for Humanity, Covenant House and Alonzo ships in some of the most outstanding universities in the Navy’s Distinguished Service Medal. Mourning Charities. the country.

Autumn S. Widdoes Dr. Gail Mitchell Dr. Caula A. Beyl BA ’03 BSN ’84 BS ’73

Harriet L. Wilkes Christine E. Lynn Charles E. Schmidt Honors College College of Nursing College of Science Autumn Widdoes graduated from Gail Mitchell is an associate profes- Caula Beyl has been dean of the the Harriet L. Wilkes Honors sor in the School of Nursing, York College of Agricultural Sciences and College in 2003 with a degree in University, Toronto, Canada and Natural Resources at the University liberal arts and a concentration a visiting professor at the Poly- of Tennessee since June 2007. In in interdisciplinary philosophy. technic University of Hong Kong. this position she has implemented While at FAU, she co-founded Dedicated to promoting nursing strategies that focus on retention, and was the artistic director of the student-run as a unique relationship-based and knowledge-based recruitment and diversity issues. Caula began her theater organization, Theater in the Raw. After discipline, Gail is a strong proponent of the “human career as a researcher and teacher at Alabama A&M graduation she moved to London, England, where becoming” theory of nursing. Her research spans a vari- University, where she remained for more than 26 she worked as a producer and stage manager for ety of subjects with particular emphasis on Alzheimer’s years. She has served as principal investigator or co- the London theater company Chelsea Players. Now disease, diabetes, persistent pain and loss. She has investigator on 41 funded research projects in various living in New York, Widdoes writes and directs authored numerous publications and book chapters on areas of horticulture, stress physiology, and space plays. Her work has been staged at the Dixon Place patient-centered care and quality of life, the ethics of biology. She has received numerous awards in teaching Theatre in Manhattan and The Brick Theater. problem-based care, and the value and limitations of and research. evidence-based healthcare.

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