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Softball #Bombcity Softball 9 Straight Ncaa Regionals (2007-15) // 7 Ncaa Super Regionals Since 2008 // 3 Wcws Appearances (2009-11) @MIZZOUSOFTBALL WWW.MUTIGERS.COM #BOMBCITY SOFTBALL 9 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONALS (2007-15) // 7 NCAA SUPER REGIONALS SINCE 2008 // 3 WCWS APPEARANCES (2009-11) 2016 SCHEDULE GAME DATE OPPONENT TV SCORE/ TIME (#12) MIZZOU TIGERS (0-0) Feb. 19 Jacksonville State ! 12:15 p.m. vs. JACKSONVILLE STATE (2-2) Feb. 19 Elon ! 4:45 p.m. 1 FRIDAY, FEB. 19, 2016 // 12:15 PM (CT) // KISSIMMEE, FLA. Feb. 20 UAB ! 2:30 p.m. Feb. 20 College of Charleston ! 4:45 p.m. SERIES INFORMATION Feb. 21 Stephen F. Austin ! 9 a.m. Feb. 21 Stetson ! 11:15 a.m. ALL-TIME SERIES ...... Series Tied, 1-1 LAST MEETING ......................... 1998 Feb. 25 North Carolina State # 3 p.m. ................Mizzou 2, Jacksonville State 0 Feb. 25 Stanford # 5:30 p.m. @MIZZOUSOFTBALL ...............................................................N/A @JAXSTATESB Feb. 26 Colorado State # 10 p.m. 0-0 (0-0 SEC) 2-2 (0-0 OVC) Feb. 27 Oregon # 7:30 p.m. FOLLOW # Feb. 27 BYU # 10 p.m. HEAD COACH ......................Ehren Earleywine ON TELEVISION ......................... N/A HEAD COACH ..........................Jana McGinnis March 3 Michigan % 12:30 p.m. MIZZOU RECORD ............ 411-138 (10th season) ...................................................... JSTATE RECORD .............. 766-430 (23rd season) ...................................................... March 3 San Jose State % 3 p.m. CAREER RECORD ............ 557-193 (13th season) ONLINE .......Twitter.com/MizzouSoftball CAREER RECORD ............ 766-430 (23rd season) March 4 California % 4:30 p.m. STATS .......................... StatBroadcast.com March 5 Arizona State % 7:30 p.m. BATTING AVERAGE .........................................000 BATTING AVERAGE .........................................310 March 5 Baylor % 10 p.m. RUNS SCORED ........................................................0 TIGER OF THE WEEK RUNS SCORED .....................................................29 March 11 Ole Miss * 6 p.m. HITS .............................................................................0 HITS ..........................................................................35 March 12 Ole Miss * 6 p.m. RBIs ..............................................................................0 RBIs ...........................................................................27 March 13 Ole Miss * 1 p.m. DOUBLES ...................................................................0 DOUBLES ...................................................................6 March 16 Western Illinois 4 p.m. TRIPLES ......................................................................0 TRIPLES ......................................................................2 March 16 Western Illinois 6 p.m. HOME RUNS ............................................................0 HOME RUNS ............................................................3 March 19 New Mexico State 5 p.m. TOTAL BASES ..........................................................0 TOTAL BASES .......................................................54 March 19 New Mexico State 7 p.m. STOLEN BASES ......................................................0 STOLEN BASES ......................................................4 March 20 New Mexico State 2 p.m. March 21 UTEP 1 p.m. EARNED RUN AVERAGE ...............................0.00 EARNED RUN AVERAGE ...............................5.70 March 21 UTEP 3 p.m. INNINGS PITCHED ............................................0.0 Sami Fagan // 2B // RS Sr. INNINGS PITCHED ..........................................27.0 March 23 Northern Iowa 4 p.m. HITS ALLOWED.......................................................0 *Led Mizzou in AVG (.368) and RBIs (66) in 2015 HITS ALLOWED....................................................35 March 26 Alabama * 2 p.m. RUNS ALLOWED ....................................................0 *66 RBIs last year marked new single-season RUNS ALLOWED .................................................27 March 27 Alabama * SECN 6 p.m. EARNED RUNS........................................................0 record in Mizzou Softball history EARNED RUNS.....................................................22 March 28 Alabama * SECN 6 p.m. WALKS .......................................................................0 *Begins season with 200 career hits, ranking WALKS ....................................................................23 March 30 Saint Louis 3 p.m. STRIKEOUTS ............................................................0 10th most in program history STRIKEOUTS .........................................................27 March 30 Saint Louis 5 p.m. April 1 Tennessee * 6:30 p.m. April 2 Tennessee * 2 p.m. LEADING OFF WITH April 3 Tennessee * 12 p.m. Mizzou and head coach Ehren Earleywine enter the 2016 campaign with another talented squad. The April 8 Georgia * 6:30 p.m. Tigers earned the No. 15 spot in the preseason USA Today / NFCA Division I poll while garnering the No. 12 April 9 Georgia * ESPNU 6:30 p.m. April 10 Georgia * 12 p.m. slot in the preseason ESPN.com / USA Softball poll. April 13 Wichita State 4 p.m. For the past seven seasons, Mizzou has been ranked in each of the major top-25 polls every single week. April 13 Wichita State 6 p.m. Beginning with the final 2008 rankings up through the current preseason rankings, the Tigers have April 15 Kentucky * 5 p.m. continually been slotted among the nation’s best. April 16 Kentucky * SECN + 4 p.m. Last season, Mizzou earned its ninth consecutive trip (2007-15) to the NCAA Tournament. Following its win April 17 Kentucky * 12 p.m. April 19 Iowa 3 p.m. over Kansas at the Columbia Regional, Mizzou advanced to its seventh NCAA Super Regional since 2007. April 19 Iowa 5 p.m. The Tigers have made postseason play in each of coach Earleywine’s first nine years in Mid-Missouri, as he April 23 Texas A&M * 6:30 p.m. possesses an outstanding 411-138 (.749) career record in the black and gold. April 24 Texas A&M * SECN 6 p.m. Mizzou brings back many members of its historical hitting team from a season ago. The 2015 Tigers’ .320 April 25 Texas A&M * SECN 6 p.m. team batting average (1st all-time), 395 runs scored (1st all-time), 500 hits (5th all-time), 355 RBIs (1st April 27 SEMO 3 p.m. April 27 SEMO 5 p.m. all-time), 79 home runs (2nd all-time) and 819 total bases (2nd all-time) ranked among the greatest team April 29 Mississippi State * 7 p.m. marks in program history. April 30 Mississippi State * SECN 3:30 p.m. All three of the Tigers’ pitchers from 2015 will return this upcoming season. The talented trio compiled a May 1 Mississippi State * SECN 3:30 p.m. 42-16 record with a 3.15 ERA and nearly a strikeout an inning (343 strikeouts in 373.0 innings pitched). May 6 South Carolina * 6:30 p.m. May 7 South Carolina * ESPNU 2 p.m. May 8 South Carolina * 12 p.m. 2015 STAT LEADERS May 11-14 SEC Tournament SECN TBA May 20-22 NCAA Regionals TBA BATTING AVERAGE HITS HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN May 27-29 NCAA Super Regionals TBA 1. Sami Fagan .368 1. Taylor Gadbois 66 1. Kirsten Mack 15 1. Sami Fagan 66 June 2-8 NCAA Women’s College World Series TBA 2. Emily Crane .363 2. Emily Crane 65 2. Amanda Sanchez 14 2. Amanda Sanchez 56 3. Taylor Gadbois .347 3. Sami Fagan 63 3. Kelsea Roth 14 3. Kirsten Mack 48 4. Amanda Sanchez .347 4. Amanda Sanchez 60 4. Sami Fagan 13 4. Kelsea Roth 46 5. Kelsea Roth .338 5. Corrin Genovese 49 5. Angela Randazzo 5 5. Corrin Genovese 36 BOLD denotes home game ! Citrus Classic, Kissimmee, Fla. EARNED RUN AVERAGE # Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral WINS STRIKEOUTS INNINGS PITCHED City, Calif. 1. Cheyenne Baxter 2.78 1. Tori Finucane 21 1. Paige Lowary 164 1. Paige Lowary 162.2 % Judi Garman Tournament, Fullerton, 2. Tori Finucane 3.03 2. Paige Lowary 18 2. Tori Finucane 140 2. Tori Finucane 155.0 Calif. 3. Paige Lowary 3.40 3. Cheyenne Baxter 3 3. Cheyenne Baxter 39 3. Cheyenne Baxter 55.1 * SEC game All time listed (CT) GAMES 1-2: CITRUS CLASSIC 1 SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS 2016 ROSTER General Information NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. B/T HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) Location _____________________Columbia, Mo. 00 Regan Nash Fr OF 5-7 L/R Camden Point, Mo. (North Platte) Founded: ____________________________1839 1 Erin Gilliland So OF 5-5 R/R Chillicothe, Mo. (Chillicothe) Enrollment: ________________________ 35,441 2 Emily Crane Sr OF 5-6 L/R Troy, Mo. (Troy Buchanan) Nickname: __________________________ Tigers 3 Paige Bange So IF 5-3 R/R Jefferson City, Mo. (Helias Catholic) Colors: ____________________Old Gold and Black 4 Jolie Duffner Fr IF 5-11 L/R Jefferson City, Mo. (Blair Oaks) Stadium (Capacity): _________ University Field (500) 5 Tori Finucane Jr RHP 5-7 L/R Germantown, Md. (Bishop O’Connell) Conference: ____________________Southeastern 6 Kolby Romaine Fr IF-OF 5-9 R/R Chino Hills, Calif. (Rosary) 2015 Record: ________________________ 42-16 7 Natalie Fleming Jr UT 5-9 R/R Silex, Mo. (Silex) SEC Record (Finish): ________________14-10 (7th) 8 Sydney Sprague So IF 5-8 R/R Columbus, Ga. (Columbus) Position Starters Returning / Lost: ___________ 6/3 9 Taylor Gadbois RS Sr OF 5-10 L/R Maryville, Mo. (Maryville) Pitchers Returning / Lost: _________________ 3/0 10 Danielle Baumgartner Fr RHP 5-10 R/R Mexico, Mo. (Mexico) Newcomers ____________________________ 9 13 Cheyenne Baxter Jr RHP 6-0 R/R Norborne, Mo. (Omaha) 14 Paige Lowary So LHP 5-10 L/L Dallas Center, Iowa (Dallas CG) Mizzou Coaching Staff 15 Raime Cohen Fr OF 5-7 L/R Camden Point, Mo. (North Platte) Head Coach: ______Ehren Earleywine (10th Season) 16 Chase Nelson Fr IF 5-9 L/R Paragould, Ark. (Paragould) Alma Mater ________________Westminster,
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