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Cardinals Softball 2016 CARDINALS SOFTBALL 2016 www.uiwcardinals.com 1 CARDINALS SOFTBALL 2016 THE 2016 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 11 UTEP El Paso, TX 4:00/6:00 PM Feb. 12 New Mexico State Las Cruces, NM 4:00/6:00 PM Feb. 13 UTEP Las Cruces, NM 1:00 PM Feb. 13 New Mexico State Las Cruces, NM 5:30 PM Feb. 19 Lamar Beaumont, TX 12:15 PM Feb. 19 Texas Southern Beaumont, TX 7:00 PM Feb. 20 Northern Colorado Beaumont, TX 2:30 PM Feb. 20 Alcorn State Beaumont, TX 7:00 PM Feb. 21 Alcorn State Beaumont, TX 12:15 PM Feb. 26 IPFW Gulfport, MS 10:00 AM Feb. 26 Jackson State Gulfport, MS 12:30 PM Feb. 27 Mississippi Valley State Gulfport, MS 3:00 PM Feb. 27 Mississippi State Gulfport, MS 5:30 PM Feb. 28 Southern Mississippi Gulfport, MS 10:00 AM Mar. 5 Houston Houston, TX 11:00 AM/1:00 PM Mar. 8 Texas Southern Houston, TX 2:00 PM Mar. 11-12 Northwestern State* Cardinals Field 2:00/4:00/12:00 PM Mar. 15 North Texas Cardinals Field 3:00 PM Mar. 16 Prairie View A&M Prairie View, TX 1:00/3:00 PM Mar. 18-19 Southeastern Louisiana* Cardinals Field 2:00/4:00/12:00 PM Mar. 24 Texas State San Marcos, TX 6:00 PM Mar. 25-26 Lamar* Beaumont, TX 3:00/5:00/1:00 PM Mar. 30 UTSA Cardinals Field 5:00 PM Apr. 1-2 Houston Baptist* Cardinals Field 2:00/4:00/12:00 PM Apr. 9-10 Abilene Christian* Abilene, TX 5:00/7:00/1:00 PM Apr. 16-17 Nicholls* Thibodaux, LA 5:00/7:00/12:00 PM Apr. 20 UTSA San Antonio, TX 5:00 PM Apr. 22-23 Stephen F. Austin* Cardinals Field 2:00/4:00/12:00 PM Apr. 26 Prairie View Cardinals Field 1:00/3:00 PM Apr. 29-30 Sam Houston State* Huntsville, TX 3:00/5:00/3:00 PM May 6-7 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Cardinals Field 6:00/12:00/2:00 PM * indicates Southland Conference game www.uiwcardinals.com 2 CARDINALS SOFTBALL 2016 UIW Quick Facts Strength and Conditioning Darin Lovat Where to Find It Name The University (210) 829-2755 Mandee Gamboa, Head Coach 4 of the Incarnate Word Denise Lira, Assistant Coach 5 Address 4301 Broadway Softball Facts Celina Castillo, Assistant Coach 5 San Antonio, TX 78209 Staff 2016 Schedule 2 University Telephone (210) 829-6000 Roster 6-27 Head Coach Mandee Gamboa Ath. Dept. Telephone (210) 829-2722 Kimberly Abundis 25 Sports Inf. Telephone (210) 805-3071 Alma Mater B.S., Kinesiology Hailee Alaniz 22 President Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr. Angelo State, 2002 Alex Alonzo 12 Enrollment 9,940 M.S., Kinesiology Victoria Bratcher 26 Founded 1881 Incarnate Word, 2010 Shelbi Cummins 25 Mascot Cardinals UIW Record-Years 63-96 (4th year) Natali Duron 11 Colors Red (Pantone 1797), Black and White Overall Record same Mikaela Flores 15-16 Affiliation NCAA Division I Telephone (210) 829-3969 Monica Flores 26 Conference Southland e-mail [email protected] Brigitte Gauvin 25 Sports 21 teams, 13 sports Assistant Coach Denise Lira (10 men, 11 women) Jill Guse 10 Alma Mater Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2004 Web Site www.uiwcardinals.com Darianne Hale 27 Telephone (210) 829-3969 Kristin Hebert 20-21 e-mail [email protected] Athletics Administration Katie Helm 17 Chandler Hoagland 26 John Williams, Director of Athletics 2015 Season Lindsey Hood 9 (210) 829-6053 Record 12-39 Marissa Hooper 14 Angie Torain, Deputy Athletic Director Home, 7-9 Away, 2-19 Neutral, 3-11 Sarah Leal 23 (210) 283-6968 Southland Conference 12th Samantha Mendoza 24 Angela Lawson, Sr. Associate AD-Academics/SWA Record 4-23 Monique Miller 8 (210) 829-3877 Post-Season NA Danielle Ramirez 7 Tony Dollison, Associate AD-Compliance Rankings (Nat./Reg.) NR/NR Kellen Robles 18 (210) 283-6381 Honors Jessica Rodriguez 27 Dustin York, Associate AD-External Affairs/Ops. All-Southland Conference Marissa Ruiz 25 (210) 829-6048 Kristin Hebert (HM) Alexis Santos 27 Jay Bijlani, Associate AD-Business Affairs Academic All-Southland Conference Bridget Stein 25 (210) 805-3095 Taylor Johnson (1st) Lacie Stevens 26 B.J. Lough, Associate AD-Head Athletic Trainer CoSIDA Academic All-District VII Shelbi Swenson 13 (210) 829-3834 Taylor Johnson (1st) Christy Trevino 19 Shane Meling, Assistant AD-Sports Information Kristin Hebert (2nd) Season Review 28-32 (210) 805-3071 CoSIDA Academic All-America 2015 Cumulative Statistics 28 Theresa Laurente, Assistant AD-Compliance Taylor Johnson (2nd) 2015 Defensive Statistics 32 (210) 283-6355 2015 Batting Game-by-Game 29 Camelia Trahan, Assistant AD-Marketing 2015 Pitching Game-by-Game 30 (210) 805-3012 History 2015 Line Scores 31-32 Amanda Pulido, Life Skills Coordinator All-Time Record 676-734-3 (.479) Record Book 33-52 (210) 283-6448 100th Win 8-2 vs Evangel Award Winners 33-35 David Schneider, Head Equipment Manager 3/10/1994 Yearly Stat Leaders 36-38 (210) 829-3828 200th Win 5-4 vs Texas Lutheran Game Records 39 Dr. Lydia Andrade, Faculty Athletic Representative 4/24/1998 Team Season Records 40 (210) 829-3877 300th Win 7-6 vs St. Edward’s (at STMU) 5/4/2001 Coaching Records 40 UIW Head Coaches 400th Win 7-5 vs St. Edward’s (Goodwell, OK) Career Leaders 41-42 Women’s Basketball Kate Henderson 4/28/2005 Season Leaders 43-44 (210) 283-5049 500th Win 2-1 vs Midwestern State (at STMU) Yearly Results 45-49 Men’s Basketball Ken Burmeister 2/6/2009 All-Time Series 50 (210) 829-6052 600th Win 3-2 at St. Edward’s All-Time Roster 51-52 Cheerleading/Dance Melissa Martinez Southland Conference 53-57 210-283-6406 2/15/2013 General Statement 54 Track/Cross Country, M&W Derek Reidel 30-Win Seasons 7 Sports Information Directors 54 (210) 805-3566 Season Record Wins 46 Football Larry Kennan 2006 Preseason Poll 54 (210) 805-3011 NCAA II Postseason 3 (3-6, Last 2013) Records 55-57 Golf, M&W Brad Martin NAIA Postseason 2 (3-4, Last 1999) UIW General Information 58 (210) 829-2795 Heartland Championships 1 Men’s Soccer Vincent Martinez 2006 All pictures courtesy of Steve Slate (210) 841-7396 Lone Star Conference Championships 1 Women’s Soccer Anne Felts 2011 (South Division) GENERAL (210) 829-3941 LSC Tournament Championships 1 The goal at the University of the Incarnate Word is to Baseball Danny Heep 2012 provide fair and accurate services to members of the (210) 829-3830 media and, in turn, the university’s athletic programs Swimming & Diving Philip Davis ask for fair and accurate coverage. As a result, UIW (210) 805-3078 staff will strive to meet all reasonable requests. Synchronized Swimming Megan Deatherage As the 2015-16 athletic year progresses, new and (210) 829-2796 updated information about UIW will be available. Tennis, M Pierce Brandan Please contact the Office of Sports Information at (512) 508-4115 Tennis, W Devin Wilke (210) 805-3071. (210) 643-8255 Track & Field, M&W Derek Riedel (210) 805-3566 Volleyball Jennifer Montoya (210) 829-3567 www.uiwcardinals.com 3 CARDINALS SOFTBALL 2016 record and a trip to the NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament were Head Coach the final results of 2013. The highlights of the season included winning a road series at #23 Angelo State and then winning a Mandee Gamboa home series against #2 West Texas A&M. PERSONAL FILE She had four players earn all-conference Name Amanda Gamboa honors, including Monica Acuna and Born Nov. 12, 1980 Briana Sanchez who were first team all- Hometown El Paso, TX LSC. Education Ysleta High School, ‘99 Previously, she worked the spring of 2011 as a volunteer assistant coach B.S. kinesiology, Angelo State, ‘04 after graduating from UIW in December Master’s kinesiology, UIW, ‘10 of 2010 with her master’s degree in kinesiology. She was the Cardinals CAREER top assistant coach in 2012 when the Volunteer Coach Angelo State, 2004 team won the Lone Star Conference Volunteer Coach El Paso CC, 2004-05 Tournament in dramatic fashion. Assistant Coach El Paso CC, 2006 A native of El Paso, Gamboa played Head Coach El Paso CC, 2007-09 two seasons at Angelo State where Graduate Assistant UIW, 2009-10 she earned her bachelor’s degree in Assistant Coach UIW, 2011-12 kinesiology. At ASU she was an All-Lone Head Coach UIW, 2013- Star Conference performer and was Career Record 63-96 (3 seasons) Mandee Gamboa is in her fourth all-tournament as her senior year team season as the head coach of the finished 50-9 while winning the LSC University of the Incarnate Word softball South Division, the LSC tournament and reaching the final game of the regional to the all-tournament team and was voted program. She has undertaken the the MVP among outfielders. unenviable task of taking the program tournament. Prior to Angelo State she played two Gamboa began her full-time coaching from the NCAA Division II ranks to NCAA career at El Paso Community College Division I and the Southland Conference. years at El Paso Community College where she was all-conference both seasons. In in 2006 as the assistant coach and was The 2015 season was a struggle at promoted to head coach the following times for the Cardinals who posted a 2000 her team posted the best record in school history, 50-17, on the way to year.
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