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2009 Sb Guide Section3.Pdf players 55 Career Summary where she went 3-for-3 with four RBI on-base percentage while notching in fi rst game of doubleheader against A 2007 All-Midwest Region second (2/22) ... Hit game-winning home run fi ve RBI. Iowa State (4/6) ... Ripped ninth home team honoree ... Named to the 2007 againstg Nevada to lead run of the year, a solo shot, in Texas All-Big 12 second team ... Cur- 2007 (Soph(Sophomore)p A&M series fi nale (4/1) ... Recorded key rently sits ninth on the All-MidweAll-Midwests Region single in OU’s fi fth-inning rally to beat career home runs list with secondsecond teamtea ... All-Big No. 2 Texas A&M (3/31) ... Eighth home 28 ... Ranks 10th on the 12 second team ... run of the year, a two-run blast, sparked OU single season list for RankedRanked secondse on the Sooner offense against No. 10 Texas home runs after hitting 14 team in RBIR (51) and as OU went on to win 7-0 (3/24) ... in 2007 . home runsrun (14) ... One Recorded two home runs and eight RBI of onlyonly threeth Sooners at Judi Garman Classic, including a two- 2008 (Junior) toto startstart everye game run blast against No. 5 Arizona (3/16) ... Hit .328 on the year with 35 ... OnlyOnly SoonerS to Moved from third base to second base runs batted in and 39 hits … recordrecord a hit in each ... Added three RBI with fi fth home run Totaled 19 extra-base hits … game ofo the Super of the season against Centenary (3/9) Recorded two RBI in OU’s 8-0 RegionalRegion against ... Pounded a key RBI double in OU’s 4-0 run rule over Missouri (4/5) DePaulDePau (5/26-27) win over Wichita State (3/4) ... Ended ... OU’s top performer at the ... SparkedSpar offense game against Arkansas with walk-off #43 Capital Classic (3/14-16) where againstagains UMass three-run homer in the bottom of the she recorded three home runs withwith two hits and fi fth to give OU the run-rule victory and six RBI ... Hit two-run homerer anan RBIRB in OU’s 2-0 (2/28) ... Recorded a .375 batting aver- TRACI with two outs in the sixth inningng victoryvicto (5/19) age in the Palm Springs Classicwith four to tie the game against Cal Polyy ... WentW 2-for-2 RBI from the nine hole ... Blasted third as OU went on to win in extra withwith a three-run home run of the year against Cal (2/24) DICKENSON innings (3/14) ... Hit another keyey homerhom in Big 12 ... Pounded fi rst grand slam of her home run against Princeton in thethe ChampionshipCha career against Birmingham-Southern sixth to tie the game up as OU wentwent titletitl game (2/18) ... Earned all-tournament honors 5-4 | Senior | INF | R/R on to win 4-3 (4/16) ... Hit .429 in againstag Texas at the Diamond Fun and Sun Classic Placentia, Calif. the Palm Springs Classic ... Stayedyed TechTe (5/12) ... after recording a .750 slugging percent- hot at OU Residence Inn Invitationalional PoundedPo two- age with two doubles, a home run and El Dorado HS where she recorded a .455 battinging runr homer to four RBI ... Delivered a monster three- average with a home run and sixix giveg OU the run homer against Florida International RBI ... Recorded career performanceance leadlead in its 7-4 win over No. 7 for her fi rst homer of the season (2/10) against Memphis as she went 3-for-3 OU to a 1-0 victory victory Baylor (4/18) .. Won game iin the 10th ... Added an RBI double against Illinois All-Midwest Region with six RBI (3/1) ... One of three (2/9) ... Caught fi re at the UNLV Desert inning with RBI sacrifi ce fl y in OU’s 3-2 (2/10) ... Ignited Sooner rally against No. Sooners to record two home runs each Classic where she hit .500 and posted a win over Iowa State (4/6) ... Tied school 16 Louisville after leading off the top of All-Big 12 in OU’s record-setting win over Pacifi c 1.000 slugging percentage and a .688 record after pounding two home runs the seventh with a double. DICKENSON’S CAREER NUMBERS AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2006 .267 61-60 135 28 36 7 0 6 17 61 .452 9 11 30 .361 0 5 4-4 56 97 14 .916 2007 .298 63-63 151 40 45 10 0 14 51 97 .642 14 7 20 .377 3 5 7-9 122 100 10 .957 2008 .328 47-47 119 35 39 10 1 8 33 75 .630 27 7 17 .477 0 2 2-3 91 61 4 .974 TOTAL .296 171-170 405 103 120 27 1 28 101 233 .575 50 25 67 .404 3 12 13-16 269 258 28 .950 56 2006 (Freshman) Hit .304 aagainstgag inst conference opopponentsppop nents with a .565 slslug-ugg- SSINGLEINGLE GGAMEAME HHIGHSIGHS gingging perpercentagecentage ... Pounded six home runs on the season Runs ...........................................4 vs. Pacifi c (2-22-08) ... Three-Three-runrun homer in the seventh kkeyedeyed OU’s victorvictoryy vsvs.. Hits ............................4 vs. Utah Valley State (3-11-06) IowaIowa StaStatete ((4/23)4/23) ... HaHadd a career ddayay witwithh a ddoubleouble anandd Doubles ......................2 vs. Central Arkansas (3-26-08) fi fthfth homerhomer ooff the year against Tech (3/28) .. Hit fourthfourth Total Bases ............................... 10 vs. Pacifi c (2-22-08) home runrunn ofof the season against Missouri (3/25) ...... HitHit .538 iinn OU/WortOU/Worthh InvitationalInvitational action, includingincluding RBI ...........................................6 vs. Memphis (3-1-08) twotwo homehome runsruns ... PoundedPounded a two-runtwo-run homerhomer toto Walks .............................................3 vs. BYU (2-15-08) deepdeep ccenterennter fi eld at Tulsa (3/8) ... One ofof fi ve SoonersSooners to recordrecord a hithit against No. 19 LSU in OU’s secondsecond contest SSINGLEINGLE SSEASONEASON HHIGHSIGHS against tthehe Tigers (3/5)(3/5) ... RecordedRecorded back-to-backback-to-back gamesgames Batting Average ........................................ .328 (2008) withwith a doubledouble in thethe twin billbill againstagainst IndianaIndiana (2/17)(2/17) ...... At-Bats ........................................................151 (2007) PoundedPounded fi rst home run in a Sooner uniformuniform againstagainst IU Runs ..............................................................40 (2007) (2/17) ... Followed game one ofof doubleheader against Hits ...............................................................45 (2007) CentralCentral ArkansasArkansas with a perfectperfect 3-for-33-for-3 outingouting (2/15) ... Doubles ...............................................10 (2008, 2007) CameCame ooututt strongstrong againstagainst Central Arkansas with a 2-for-32-for-3 Triples .............................................................1 (2008) outingouting ((2/15).2/15). Home Runs ....................................................14 (2007) Runs Batted In ...............................................51 (2007) Highg SchoolSchhool Extra-Base Hits ..............................................24 (2007) A four-yearfour-year letterwinner ... Played infiinfi eld and shortstop Total Bases ....................................................97 (2007) ... Three-timeThree-time team MVP ... Four-time all-leagueall-league honoreehonoree Slugging Percentage ................................. .642 (2007) ... Three-timeThree-time All-CIF (Cali(Californiafornia Interscholastic Federa-Federa- Walks Drawn .................................................27 (2008) tion) membermember ... Named top fi ve player in Southern Sacrifi ces ............................................... 5 (2007, 2006) CaliforniaCaliforniaa by Orange County Register ... Honored as On-Base Percentage .................................. .477 (2008) rookie ofof the yearyear durinduringg ffreshmanreshman season ... Named Stolen Bases ....................................................7 (2007) most valuablevaluable defensivedefensive playerplayer her fi rst yearyear ... Four-time MVPMVP of SouthernSouthern CaCalifornialifornia AthleticsAthletics traveltravel teamteam whowho are coachedcoached bbyy Bruce RicRichardsonhardson anandd Steve Harrington BBYY TTHEHE NNUMBERSUMBERS ... Played every ininfifi eld position except fi rst during prepprep years ... LLetteredettered in soccer ... Four-time all-leagueall-league andand TOTAL NUMBER OF RUNS All-CIFAll-CIF soccersooccer member.member. DICKENSON BROUGHT IN DURING THE 2008 PersonalPersonaal 35 FullFull namename is TraciTraci EElizabethlizabeth DickensonDickenson ...... BornBorn SEASON inin Yorba LLinda,inda, Calif.,Calif., ... Parents are Ted andand CatCathyhy DickensonDickenson ... SiblingsSiblings are THE NUMBER OF SPORTS Teresa,Teresa, TeddyTeeddy anandd ToTodddd ... PPlayedlayed DICKENSON PLAYS FOR fourfour seasonseason as a member ooff OU - SOFTBALL AND thethe OU 2 soccersoccer SOCCER team.team. DICKENSON’S BATTING AVERAGE DURING THE .455 2008 OU/RESIDENCE INN INVITATIONAL 57 2008 (Junior)or) Personal Served mainlyly as a pinchpinch runner or Born Jeannie Marie DouglasDouglas in Still-Still- subbed in thee outfioutfi eld ... Recorded water, Okla.Okla. ... Parents are WaWayneyne anandd second hit off the season in reregionalgional fi nal Dee DouglasDouglas ... BrotherBrother Monte playedplayed game againstt Oregon.Oregon. baseballbaseball for four years at Arkansas State ...... Majoring in communication science 2007 (Sophomore)omore) disordersdisorders.. Scored two runsuns for the Sooners and saw time in 1122 games ... Pounded fi rst hit of thee season, which was also the fi rst doubleble ooff her career, against Temple (3/4).. 2006 (Freshman)hman) Primarily a pinchinch runner and dedefensivefensive replacement ... Scored lone run ooff the season againstnst OOklahomaklahoma State in thethe #24 Big 12 Tournamentament ((5/11)5/11) ... RecorRecordedded fi rst career hitit against Utah Valley State JEANNIE (3/11). High Schooll A four-year letterwinneretterwinner
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